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Naniwa® Standard Honing Stone, Grit 6000

Description

White aluminium oxide abrasive.

Standard by Naniwa®
This stone series is suitable for sharpening blunt knives and tool blades. The stone has a relatively hard bond, it therefore stays flat for a longer time. It is particularly suitable for high-alloy tool steels, but also for low-alloy carbon steels. The coarse-grained alloy constituents (e.g. chromium and vanadium) in tool steels require a stone that wears slowly. Before use, soak the stone for at least 10 minutes. Do not keep it in water permanently.
Naniwa has changed the name and the packaging of this sharpening stone series (formerly Traditional Stone Series). The sharpening stone itself has not been changed.

Properties

Abrasive: White aluminium oxide
Abrasive layer thickness: 20 mm
Abrasive surface size: 210 x 70 mm
Bond type: Synthetic resin
Dimensions: 210 x 70 x 20 mm
For tool type: Knives and tools
Grade of wear: medium
Grit: 6000
Purity of the grain: medium
Recommended steels: All steels
Type: Synthetic stones
Use: Honing, from K4000, for honing after sharpening

Properties

Abrasive: White aluminium oxide
Abrasive layer thickness: 20 mm
Abrasive surface size: 210 x 70 mm
Bond type: Synthetic resin
Dimensions: 210 x 70 x 20 mm
For tool type: Knives and tools
Grade of wear: medium
Grit: 6000
Purity of the grain: medium
Recommended steels: All steels
Type: Synthetic stones
Use: Honing, from K4000, for honing after sharpening

Manufacturer

Naniwa

Naniwa, one of the leading Japanese manufacturers of sharpening stones, has produced precision abrasives for cutting tools since 1941.

Name: Naniwa
Mailing address: 17-17 Tenjin-No-Mori, Nishinari-Ku
557-0013 Osaka
Japan
Homepage: https://www.naniwa-abrasive.com

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