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Kunsuto® Shaping Stone, Grit 220

Description

Coarse-grained stone for material removal, repairs, removing nicks, changing the bevel angle, removing corrosion. Silicon carbide abrasive.
Kunsuto® Stone Series
This stone series was developed in cooperation with a Japanese sharpening stone expert. The aim was to create a Japanese stone series suitable for both high-alloy tool steels and low-alloy carbon steels. The numerous tests were supported by microscopic images of the cutting edges after sharpening. This stone series has a medium-hard bond, which does not wear out quickly even with tool steels made of alloy components with a coarse grain structure (e.g. chromium and vanadium). However, both steel types allow good material removal with a pleasant ease of use. The microscopic images show a harmonious surface and a precise cutting edge form for both types of steel.
Before use, soak the stone for at least 10 minutes. Do not keep it in water permanently.

Properties

Abrasive: Silicon carbide
Abrasive layer thickness: 35 mm
Abrasive surface size: 205 x 78 mm
Bond type: Synthetic resin
Dimensions: 205 x 78 x 35 mm
For tool type: Knives and tools
Grade of wear: heavy
Grit: 220
Purity of the grain: low
Recommended steels: All steels
Type: Synthetic stones
Use: Roughing, from K50 to 500, for high material removal

Properties

Abrasive: Silicon carbide
Abrasive layer thickness: 35 mm
Abrasive surface size: 205 x 78 mm
Bond type: Synthetic resin
Dimensions: 205 x 78 x 35 mm
For tool type: Knives and tools
Grade of wear: heavy
Grit: 220
Purity of the grain: low
Recommended steels: All steels
Type: Synthetic stones
Use: Roughing, from K50 to 500, for high material removal

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