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Seac Titan Non-Magnetic 100% Titanium Dive Knife
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The Seac Titan is a dive knife made entirely of titanium: not just the blade, but the whole knife, butt included. There is no other metal, no screw, no rivet, not even a micro-bolt: nothing that could create or alter a magnetic field. It is certified non-magnetic for military use too, at ≤ 5 nT, and it comes from a project developed for the Navy’s mine-clearance divers.
100% titanium, completely non-magnetic
Because it is made of titanium only, the Titan is fully non-magnetic: it does not interfere with compasses, dive computers and sensitive magnetic instruments. It is the right knife for technical, military and professional divers working near navigation and detection equipment, where even a small steel part can distort a reading.
Does not rust or corrode
Titanium does not rust or corrode, even after countless dives in salt water. Unlike stainless steel knives, the Titan does not stain or dull and keeps a clean edge with minimal maintenance: a rinse in fresh water is all it needs.
Double edge and line cutter
The 125 mm (4.9 in) blade has a smooth edge on one side and a serrated edge on the other, for cutting rope and tough materials. The line-cutting notch lets you quickly cut lines, nets and fishing line in an emergency without exposing the whole blade.
Ergonomic non-slip handle
The handle has finger grooves and a soft rubberized coating for a firm grip with gloves or bare hands, even in the water. The reinforced butt, also in titanium, can be tapped on the tank to get your buddy’s attention.
Reversible sheath with leg straps
The Titan comes with a sturdy sheath and two adjustable straps to fit it on your calf or leg. The reversible mount lets you draw the knife from either side: always within reach, for right- and left-handed divers.
Technical specifications
| Material | 100% titanium, the whole knife (blade and butt), no other metal |
| Non-magnetic | certified non-magnetic for military use too, ≤ 5 nT |
| Total length | 260 mm (10.2 in) |
| Blade length | 125 mm (4.9 in) |
| Edge | smooth and serrated, with line cutter |
| Handle | ergonomic, non-slip rubberized coating, butt for signaling |
| Included | reversible sheath, 2 adjustable leg straps |
| Color | black |
| Ideal for | technical diving, military and professional use, recreational diving, spearfishing |
Frequently asked questions
Is the Seac Titan really all titanium?
Yes. The whole knife is 100% titanium, including the butt: there are no screws, rivets or bolts in other metals. That is why it is completely non-magnetic.
What does certified non-magnetic ≤ 5 nT mean?
The knife’s magnetic field is 5 nanotesla at most: a value certified for military use too, which does not disturb compasses, computers or detection instruments.
Why a non-magnetic knife?
To work near sensitive magnetic instruments without distorting their readings. The Titan comes from a project for the Navy’s mine-clearance divers, where this requirement is essential.
Does it rust?
No: titanium does not rust or corrode, even in salt water. Just rinse it in fresh water after use.