Benchmade Triage
The Triage is a three-in-one rescue tool. It combines a blade, a safety hook for cutting seatbelts and webbing, and a carbide glass breaker.
The 916 has a blunt-tip blade in rust-resistant N680 steel. The Auto Triage (9170) is the automatic version. They are made in Oregon City, Oregon.
Benchmade Triage Specs
| Model number | 916/917 (Triage), 9170 (Auto Triage) |
|---|---|
| Blade length | 3.4 in (Triage), 3.58 in (Auto Triage) |
| Overall length | 8.25 in (Triage), 8.31 in (Auto Triage) |
| Weight | 5.24 oz (Triage), 5.75 oz (Auto Triage) |
| Blade steel | N680 (916, 9170); CPM S30V on some versions |
| Handle | G-10; G-10 and aluminum on the 9170 |
| Lock / mechanism | AXIS Lock; Auto AXIS with safety on the 9170 |
| Made in | Oregon City, Oregon, USA |
Lengths and weights are for the most common version we stock. Handle material, steel and weight vary by version, so check each product listing.
Benchmade Triage FAQ
What is the Triage used for?
Rescue and first-responder work. It has a blade, a seatbelt cutter hook and a glass breaker in one tool.
Is there an automatic Triage?
Yes. The 9170 Auto Triage uses Auto AXIS with an integrated safety.
What steel is the Triage?
The 916 and 9170 use N680, a highly corrosion-resistant Austrian steel.
Also see: SOCP, Adamas, Presidio II, or all Benchmade knives.