Z-12 Ultra BQ

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Z-12 Ultra BQ consists of:

Carbon Chromium Cobalt Copper Manganese Molybdenium Nickel Niobium Nitrogen Phosphorus Silicon Sulfur Tungsten Vanadium
2.48 4.20 0.80 / / / 3.10 / / / / / 14.20 8.00

From Spyderco's website:

Z-12 Ultra BQ is a “blade-quality” expression of Zapp’s Z-12Ultra PM™, an ultra-wear-resistant steel developed specifically for high-volume industrial tooling applications. That steel’s proprietary alloy composition provides significantly enhanced wear resistance, toughness, and compressive strength compared to common high-wear tool steels. Z-12Ultra BQ optimizes that steel’s properties specifically for use in knife blades and is a proud member of Zapp’s elite BQ family of cutlery steels. [1]

  1. ↑ Z-12 Ultra BQ information in Spyderco's online catalog, accessed 12 November 2025
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