WeKnife NexoMorph Flamed Titanium, Hand Rubbed Satin M390 (WE24037B-3)
- NexoMorph Flamed Titanium, Hand Rubbed Satin innovative premium folding knife that, thanks to its Morphing mechanism, can be used in either the Fixed or Push Dagger position. It features an M390 steel blade, a durable titanium handle, and a button lock.
500,68 €
WeKnife NexoMorph Flamed Titanium Folding Knife, Hand-Rubbed Satin M390 (WE24037B-3)
WE Knife NexoMorph WE24037B-3 is a striking variant of an innovative folding knife featuring a morphing mechanism. The blade is made of Böhler M390 steel with a hand-satin finish, and the handle is made of thermally colored titanium. The Morphing mechanism allows you to change the knife’s geometry between Fixed and Push modes.
In the Fixed position, the knife has a total length of 177.2 mm and a handle length of 102.3 mm. When switched to the Push position, these values are 137.6 mm and 62.7 mm, respectively. The 74.9 mm-long blade has a Drop Point profile and a flat grind.
Böhler M390 with a hardness of 59–61 HRC
The blade is made of Böhler M390 steel, hardened to 59–61 HRC. This material provides high corrosion resistance and good edge retention, making it well-suited for an advanced, premium-class folding knife.
Drop Point and Hand-Satin-Finished Blade
The Drop Point profile provides versatile cutting geometry and good tip control. The flat grind supports efficient cutting, while the hand-satin finish gives the blade a more elegant and meticulously finished appearance.
Heat-treated 6AL4V Titanium handle
The handle is made of 6AL4V Titanium and has been heat-treated to achieve a varied surface coloration. The construction consists of two halves screwed together, with the upper part forming a natural backspacer.
The morphing mechanism utilizes a brass Morphing Button and a steel Folding Button. The blade runs on ceramic ball bearings, and the lock is a Button Lock. The knife is opened manually using thumb studs on both sides.
Key Features at a Glance
- Böhler M390 – premium-grade steel.
- 59–61 HRC – blade hardness.
- Drop Point – versatile profile.
- Flat – flat grind.
- Hand Rubbed Satin – blade finished with a hand-rubbed satin finish.
- 6AL4V Titanium – titanium handle.
- Flamed, Gray – heat-treated titanium finish.
- Morphing construction – transformed handle geometry.
- Caged Ceramic Ball Bearing – ceramic ball bearings.
- Button Lock – button lock.
Technical data
| Product Number | WE24037B-3 |
| Product Name | NexoMorph Flamed Titanium, Hand Rubbed Satin M390 |
| Overall Length | 177.2 mm / 6.98“ |
| Blade Length | 74.9 mm / 2.95” |
| Blade Thickness | 3.2 mm / 0.13" |
| Handle Length | 102.3 mm / 4.03“ |
| Handle Thickness | 16 mm / 0.63” |
| Weight | 121.2 g / 4.28 oz |
| Blade Material | Böhler M390 |
| Blade Hardness (HRC) | 59–61 HRC |
| Blade Grind | Flat |
| Blade Finish | Hand Rubbed Satin |
| Handle material | 6AL4V Titanium |
| Handle finish color | Flamed, Gray |
| Backspacer material | 6AL4V Titanium |
| Backspacer color | Flamed, Gray |
| Clip | None |
| Clip material | N/A |
| Pivot Pin | Caged Ceramic Ball Bearing |
| Lock | Button Lock |
| Opening Mechanism | Manual, Thumb Studs |
| Additional Accessories | Pouch |
| Designer | WE |
| Brand | WE Knife |
| Manufacturer | WeKnife Co., Ltd. |
| Country of Origin | P.R.C. |
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes Böhler M390 steel stand out?
Böhler M390 stands out for its high resistance to corrosion and wear, as well as its good edge retention, which is why it is often used in high-end EDC folding knives.
How does the Morphing mechanism work in the WE Knife NexoMorph?
The mechanism allows you to switch the Handle geometry between the Fixed and Push positions. This affects the knife’s overall length and Handle length, giving the design an unusual, transformable character.
How does the Button Lock work?
The Button Lock allows you to release the blade lock with the push of a button. The mechanism has been integrated into the complex design of the transformable Handle.
How do you maintain ceramic ball bearings?
It’s a good idea to regularly clean the pivot of dust and fine debris. If necessary, you can apply a small amount of light lubricant.
What is manual blade satin finishing?
Manual satin finishing involves carefully creating a unidirectional surface texture on the blade, giving it a more elegant and precisely finished appearance.
Prepared by: Specialists at Sharg® company – Your expert in EDC and cutting tools
