91mm Victorinox Parts Reference

The bottle opener tool has three tools in one. Firstly the bottle opener, secondly the flat head screwdriver and thirdly the wire stripper. The pivot hole is just slightly larger than 2.5mm.

The tool is approximately 2mm thick at the tang as is smaller than the 93mm Alox equivalent. There is also a nail nick on one side.

The can opener tool has two tools in one. Firstly the can opener and secondly the small flat head screwdriver. The pivot hole is just slightly larger than 2.5mm.

The tool is approximately 2mm thick at the tang as actually the same profile as ithe 93mm Alox equivalent, however the Alox equivalent is thicker. There is also a nail nick on one side.

This tool is the classic Corkscrew, originally it was fluted along the outside edge of the spiral, but this was removed during the 1990s to ease manufacture.

There have been two versions of this tool over time. It is a very small flathead screwdriver. The more modern version has a finer tip but a curved area around the nail nick.

This keyring spacer fits against the small blade on the inner side next to the liner. This is important to ensure that the large and small blades do not interfere with each other.

It is approximately 1mm thick.

The small blade is approximately 39mm in length and has a nail nick on one side, with a curved end with a uniform blade grind. The tang is approximately 2.4mm thick.

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This liner has the cut out for the Corksrew or Rear Phillips and matches the profile of the Cellidor Scale. The liner is not uniformly flat and has been press made.

It is approximately 0.8mm thick.