SINCE
1852
MANUFACTURING QUALITY
Pius Lang
Burg Honberg, Tuttlingen
Paris World Exposition in 1889
A Legacy of German Knife Making Since 1852
The story of Pius Lang, a pioneer in German knife manufacturing, began on a cold Christmas Eve in 1852. In the small town of Stetten, near Tuttlingen, by the edge of the Black Forest, skilled knifemaker Pius Lang laid the foundation for a legacy of handcrafted knives that endures to this day.
The World-Famous 100-Blade Folding Knife
We made our global debut at the 1889 Paris World Exposition, where our most iconic innovation—the 100-blade Pius Lang Folding Knife—captivated the world and established our reputation for precision and craftsmanship.
German Craftsmanship Meets Modern Innovation
Now in its fifth generation, Pius Lang continues to thrive with a global presence and a key branch in the United States. At Pius Lang International, we merge traditional German knife-making techniques with cutting-edge technology to produce high-quality folding knives, kitchen knives, and beauty instruments.
Craftsmanship that Stands the Test of Time
Pius Lang products have become synonymous with unmatched German quality, precision engineering, and functional elegance. Whether it’s a finely honed folding knife, a professional-grade kitchen blade, or a precision beauty instrument, each item reflects our commitment to excellence.
As a modern manufacturer with deep roots, Pius Lang continues to blend heritage craftsmanship with innovative production techniques. Our state-of-the-art facilities allow us to scale efficiently while maintaining the meticulous standards that define German engineering at its best.
170+ Years of Customer-Driven Innovation
For over 170 years, our guiding principle has remained unchanged: customer satisfaction above all else. This unwavering commitment fuels every decision we make—from product design to quality assurance—ensuring that our legacy of excellence continues to inspire confidence across generations and around the globe.
100-blade Pius Lang Folding Knife
At Pius Lang, tradition isn’t just preserved—it’s continually redefined for the future.