The blades of this product are disassembled from a used engine and generally have varying degrees of usage marks.

The F-16 Falcon, developed by General Dynamics (now Lockheed Martin), is a light multi-purpose fighter aircraft. First flown in 1974 and commissioned in 1978, it adopts a single engine design and a fly by wire control system, capable of performing various tasks such as air to ground, tactical reconnaissance, and electronic countermeasures. It has a maximum speed of 2 Mach and a maximum range of over 4000 kilometers (with a secondary fuel tank). More than 4600 F-16Vs (BLOCK70/72) with enhanced avionics, radar, and weapon systems are still being produced and exported to over 25 countries worldwide. This blade is from the fan module of this aircraft engine, which is produced by Pratt&Whitney

Product Material: Titanium Alloy Blade
Walnut base