FX-540 G10OD
Design by Antonio Di Gennaro

ITALICO

FX-540 G10OD

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Designer: Antonio Di Gennaro

Blade steel: M390 stainless steel

Hardness: HRC 59-61

Blade coating: Satin

Handle: OD green G10

Clip: Acciaio inox AISI 302 lucido

Spacer: Stainless Steel

Screws: Polished stainless steel

Liner/frame lock material: Polished AISI 420 stainless steel

Standoffs material: Polished AISI 420 stainless steel

Blade Length: 60 mm. - 2.36"

Overall Length: 150 mm. - 5.91"

Blade Thickness: 3.0 mm. - 0.12"

Sheath: Nylon®

Made in: Italy

Weight: 95 gr - 3.35 oz

  • Description
    "The Italico was born almost on its own....
    Following the market novelties, which are always numerous, I thought of designing a folder that would be very compact and express solidity from the very first impact, once gripped. The salient features that had to be present were: an excellent grip, a prerogative I try to apply in all my designs, and a type of blade that was very usable even for heavy work, despite its small size. After the first sketches were made, the Italico was born."

    Antonio Di Gennaro
  • Designer
    Antonio Di Gennaro
    “Prima di realizzare un qualunque progetto, cerco di capire la destinazione d’uso per cui è destinato e successivamente procedo con i disegni, cercando di far emergere anche la mia esperienza professionale”.

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"The Italico was born almost on its own....
Following the market novelties, which are always numerous, I thought of designing a folder that would be very compact and express solidity from the very first impact, once gripped. The salient features that had to be present were: an excellent grip, a prerogative I try to apply in all my designs, and a type of blade that was very usable even for heavy work, despite its small size. After the first sketches were made, the Italico was born."

Antonio Di Gennaro

Designer

Antonio Di Gennaro

“Before making any project, I try to understand the utility of the knife. Then I proceed with the design, trying to bring out my professional experience”.

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