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Камень Хосера 4" x 1"

Should be used with water
Compatible with KME and Hapstone
Custom made and lapped by Gritomatic
Working surface 100 x 25 x 6 mm (4" x 1" x 0.25")
Brand
Naniwa
Series
Чосера
Form Factor
4" установленный
Working Surface
100 х 25 мм (4 х 1 дюйм)
Total Thickness
9 мм
Abrasive Material
Оксид алюминия
Material Details
Оксид алюминия
Material Thickness
5-6 мм
Material Origin
Япония
Binder
Магнезия
Routine
Вода
Grit Rating 📊:
Очень Гладкий Гладкий Средний Ультра Гладкий
Available Grits:
#400 #600 #800 #1000 #2000 #3000 #5000 #10000
Grit Scale:
# Зернистость (JIS)

SKU: CHOSERA-400-KMEX

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Description

Chosera sharpening stones are used for sharpening knives on small guided knife sharpeners. Chosera is a high-end series from Naniwa made of aluminum oxide with the magnesia binder. The magnesia binder gives Chosera excellent sharpening quality and performance, and high wear resistance.

Chosera series stones are universal and can be used to sharpen knives of any steel. 

Chosera should be used with water as a lubricant. Do not soak Chosera stones in water for more than a few seconds. Just splash, or use a water spray. Never store stones in water. Never dry near heat.

Attention. To reach the best result for the first sharpening session, stone lapping is recommended. Lapping is optional. During break-in period (no lapping), exposed irregularities will go away and the surface becomes smooth.

Disclaimer. For international markets, Naniwa uses names "sharpening stone" for Super Stones and "professional stone" for Chosera. Such generic names are confusing. We use more recognizable names "Super Stone" and "Chosera".

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