Brand: Benchmade
Model: Meatcrafter
Edge Type: Trailing Point
Blade Material: CPM-154
Blade Finish: DLC Finish
Handle Material: Richlite
Handle Finish: Maple Vally Richlite / Black Bolster
Blade Length: 6.14"
OAL: 11.13"
Weight: 5.13oz

Features

The Meatcrafter 4050-02 is a fixed-blade knife engineered for precision meat processing in both field and kitchen environments. An upswept 6-inch trailing point blade is manufactured from CPM-154 stainless steel and finished with a stonewash treatment that reduces visible wear and supports smooth cutting action. Edge geometry refined through a SelectEdge grinding process enhances push-cut efficiency, while engineered blade flex improves control during deboning, portioning, and filleting where accuracy and edge feedback are critical.
The handle is constructed from Richlite, a dense paper composite material selected for stability, moisture resistance, and comfortable handling during extended use. Over time, the material naturally develops a patina that may darken or lighten with continued exposure to light without affecting performance. A black G10 bolster with a gold accent ring improves balance and reinforces hand positioning. The overall design emphasizes clean cuts, controlled flexibility, and durable materials for hunters, processors, and serious cooks.

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