Tritium Fermi Knife - Official NRC License Approved NO: NR-0210-D-101-E

 

New & Insane Deal!

Includes 3 x Tritium Tubes!

2 x XL Inserts In the Scales

1 x In The Thumbstud

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NRC License Approved  NO: NR-0210-D-101-E DATE: April 24, 2025: 

REGISTRY OF RADIOACTIVE SEALED SOURCES AND DEVICES

SAFETY EVALUATION OF DEVICE

(AMENDED IN ITS ENTIRETY)

DEVICE TYPE: Self-Luminous Products

MODELS: 13208E4680 ( manufacturing print number);

Tritium Series; Glass Breaker: GB Series

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Includes an incredible pair of inlayed tritium inserts into the Titanium frame for easy visibility!

What is Tritium? Tritium or hydrogen-3 is a rare and radioactive isotope of hydrogen. The nucleus of tritium contains one proton and two neutrons, whereas the nucleus of the common isotope hydrogen-1 contains just one proton, and that of hydrogen-2 contains one proton and one neutron. 

Description:

Named after Enrico Fermi, "The Architect of the Nuclear Age," the Fermi is powering its way into the world.

Robust yet lightweight, feature-rich yet affordable - The Fermi is the game changing tritium knife that will make you a believer in the glow. 

The Fermi is offered in G10 scales with a black PVD drop-point blade.

Customize that stealthy black on black "day look" with 1 of 5 thumbstud accent colors. Find your knife at night with three glowing tritium locales. 

All knives used to look the same in the dark...until now.

Get your Fermi today!

Features:

• 2 XL Tritium Inserts (scales)
• 1 Tritium Thumbstud (with ring color options)
• Blade Steel: D2
• Drop Point Blade
• Handles: G10
• Liner Lock
• Black PVD Finish

Deep Carry Pocket Clip

Dimensions:

• Blade Length: 3.0"
• Overall: 7.0"
• Height: 1.0"
• Weight: 3.05 oz
  

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Q: Is Tritium dangerous?
A: No.
Tritium is unable to diffuse through these glass vials. Further, since Tritium is a low energy beta emitter, even if a tritium vial was broken, it is NOT dangerous externally (its beta particles are unable to penetrate human skin)
Tritium vials can be found in a wide range of common consumer goods such as watches, compasses, keychains, submarines, airplanes, gun sights, and tritium exit signs. 
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) regulates the use and distribution of self-illuminated tritium devices. Only companies with approved distribution licenses are legally allowed to build and distribute these tritium products. Glow Rhino works with a licensed partner with almost 30 years of experience working with tritium to legally illuminate its approved products.

Q: How long does Tritium last?
A: Tritium is self-powered, there is no need for batteries or an outside charge.
 Tritium has a half-life of 12.23 years.