Civivi Elementum Flipper Knife Polished Yellow Ultem, Satin/Rock-Grind Pattern Nitro-V (C18062AM-2)

Civivi Elementum Flipper Polished Yellow Ultem, Satin/Rock-Grind Pattern Nitro-V – a compact EDC folding knife with an Ultem handle

The Civivi Elementum Flipper Polished Yellow Ultem, Satin/Rock-Grind Pattern Nitro-V folding knife (C18062AM-2) is a compact EDC folder that combines a Nitro-V steel blade with a yellow, polished Ultem handle. A distinctive design feature is the CNC-milled labyrinth pattern with a ceramic ball inside, which gives the model a unique and recognizable character.

The 75.20 mm blade features a Drop Point profile, a hollow grind, and a smooth edge. The satin finish with a decorative Rock-Grind pattern accentuates the blade’s surface, while the flipper and ceramic ball bearings in the basket ensure smooth operation of the mechanism. The set includes an additional ceramic ball.

Nitro-V 59–61 HRC

The blade is made of Nitro-V steel with a hardness of 59–61 HRC. The material provides good corrosion resistance, edge stability, and properties suitable for everyday use. The hollow grind promotes efficient cutting and creates a slender blade geometry.

Drop Point and Rock-Grind Satin Finish

The Drop Point profile ensures versatility and a well-controlled tip. The satin finish is combined with a decorative Rock-Grind pattern, giving the blade surface a distinctive, multidimensional appearance.

Polished Yellow Ultem and CNC-Milled Labyrinth Pattern

The handle is crafted from polished yellow Ultem and adorned with a CNC-milled labyrinth pattern featuring a ceramic ball moving inside. Steel liners work with the Liner Lock mechanism, while stainless steel spacer sleeves create an open construction that facilitates access to the interior of the Handle.

Key Features at a Glance

• Nitro-V 59–61 HRC — stainless steel designed for everyday use.
• Drop Point — versatile blade profile.
• Hollow — hollow grind.
• Satin Finished With Rock-Grind Pattern — distinctive decorative blade finish.
• Polished Yellow Ultem — lightweight, striking handle.
• CNC-Machined Maze Pattern — CNC-machined maze pattern with a ceramic ball.
• Liner Lock — blade lock.
• Caged Ceramic Ball Bearing — smooth operation of the mechanism.

Technical data

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I care for Nitro-V steel?

After use, clean the blade and dry it thoroughly. Nitro-V is highly resistant to corrosion, but regular care helps keep the surface and edge in good condition.

How do I sharpen a Nitro-V Drop Point blade?

It’s best to maintain a consistent angle along the entire length of the edge and apply even pressure. Ceramic and diamond sharpening stones work well for this.

How does the Liner Lock work?

When opened, the spring-loaded liner slides behind the base of the blade and locks it in the open position. Pushing the locking element back allows for controlled closing of the knife.

How do you clean an Ultem handle?

It’s best to wipe the handle with a soft, slightly damp cloth. The milled labyrinth pattern can be gently cleaned with a soft brush, avoiding harsh chemicals and abrasive materials.

How to maintain ceramic ball bearings?

The pivot mechanism should be regularly cleaned of dust and debris. If necessary, you can apply a small amount of a light lubricant designed for folding knives.

Prepared by: Specialists at Sharg® company – Your expert in EDC and cutting tools