M390 Tool Steel
Böhler M390 — the benchmark for premium blade steel. Uniform carbide distribution for extreme edge retention at 60–62 HRC.
Material Science · Surface Engineering
We obsess over every alloy, every surface treatment, every tolerance.
Material selection is where every Zenitex piece begins. Long before a design is finalised, our engineers evaluate candidate materials for strength, weight, and corrosion resistance.
The same alloy used in jet engine turbine blades and surgical implants. Extraordinary strength-to-weight ratio with natural corrosion resistance requiring no surface treatment.
Böhler M390 — the benchmark for premium blade steel. Uniform carbide distribution for extreme edge retention at 60–62 HRC.
Aerospace 3K twill carbon fibre, resin-infused under vacuum. Titanium-level rigidity at a fraction of the weight.
C110 pure copper or naval brass for natural antimicrobial properties and the distinctive patina they develop over time.
Natural hardwoods vacuum-impregnated with resin for dimensional stability. Each scale carries the grain of the original tree.
Thermoplastic Kydex for form-retention sheaths and G10 fibreglass laminate for handles requiring grip texture and chemical resistance.
Precision-ground tungsten carbide inserts used where extreme wear resistance is required — bearings, pivots, and load-bearing points.
25μm aluminium oxide layer formed electrochemically. 60+ HRC surface hardness, maintaining dimensional accuracy to ±0.002mm.
Physical Vapour Deposition applies a 3–5μm ceramic layer at the atomic level. Exceptional hardness and zero dimensional change.
Tumbled with ceramic media to create a micro-textured surface that hides light scratches over time. Consistent texture depth per batch.
Progressive hand-polishing through 12 abrasive grades to 0.5μm diamond compound. Achieves Ra <0.05μm surface roughness.