Code38 P-Type Titanium X
By special order only. Please contact us prior to making your purchase.
New for 2022.
Featuring a lightened skeletal body milled from a solid bar of pure Titanium, the P-Type Titanium X is in a category of its own.
Titanium is corrosion resistant and has the highest strength to weight ratio of all the metals which means it's the perfect material for making one of the world’s finest professional wine keys. Weighing in at 2.29 ounces (65 grams), the Titanium model is around 35% lighter when compared with the P-Type Pro, and Pro X models which both use stainless steel.
Once machined, the titanium body is put through a series of polishing and texturing processes to remove any sharp edges and give a nice overall texture and finish. In the hand, it has a real warmth and grippy feel which is unique to titanium.
Superb weight and balance give a great sense of confidence when removing the most challenging of corks, and the silky action of the blade and helix will be a constant reminder of the exacting standards to which this professional tool has been made.
The foil blade is precision machined from solid 440C knife stainless and hardened to 60 Rockwell C scale (HRC60) which is a universal standard for all chef-quality knives. The lifter is made in the same super tough 17-4PH stainless steel as used on all Code38 models, and our custom black TiCN coated conical-tapered helix is standard and is perfect on older and longer corks.
Note: The Code38 has been designed for wine professionals and is engineered for a lifetime of service when used and maintained correctly. Each Code38 is produced in our environmentally friendly, solar-powered production studio in Cullendore, New South Wales, and is just a short drive to one of Australia’s highest altitude, cool climate wine regions, the Granite Belt.
Key features
Code38 custom conical-tapered helix.
Precision machined foil blade with black TiCN finish.
Refined pivot design and spring preloads for silky action.
Interchangeable and replaceable helix and knife.
Over-engineered design and construction.
Light and incredibly strong.
More about Titanium: Titanium is a chemical element with the symbol Ti and atomic number 22. It is a lustrous transition metal with a silver color, low density, and high strength. Titanium is resistant to corrosion in sea water, aqua regia, and chlorine.
