Japanese water sharpening stone Turugi M, grit 400

SKU: 040115

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Water stone from the Miyagoshi Seito manufactory in Kyoto. Made by vitrified process (vitrification) with very high quality abrasive aluminum oxide and zirconium oxide and ceramic high temperature binder. The average particle size is about 30µ, the grindstone is rather hard, very durable, wears little. With 400 grit, the whetstone is in the lower range of medium grits and is very suitable for preliminary sharpening, especially of dull knives. The water stones from Miyagoshi are both for hard carbon steels as well as for stainless steels best usable.

Dimensions: 205 x 75 x 25 mm
Color: Yellow-white, marbled
Manufacture: vitrified, 36 h at 1,300 ° Celsius
Application: Roughing stone

72,50 €

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"Japanese water sharpening stone Turugi M, grit 400"

Miyagoshi Seito Ltd.

The Miyagoshi Seito manufactory is located in Kyoto. A very good address, which is known for products of the highest quality in very different areas. Especially the craftsmanship from Kyoto enjoys an excellent reputation throughout the world. Among the many products of Kyoto, there is also a subject that is rarely associated with aesthetics and pleasure: the sharpening of knives. This is because Kyoto has a large supply of natural sharpening stones. And Kyoto is a stronghold for porcelain production, which is similar in some respects to the production of synthetic whetstones. About 80 years ago, Miyagoshi was founded and enthusiastically set out to surpass the quality of natural grinding stones. Today, Miyagoshi sharpening stones are regarded far beyond Kyoto and Japan, by many industry professionals and both professional and private knife enthusiasts, as outstanding handcrafted synthetic sharpening stones.

Japanese Water Stones by Miyagoshi

The vast majority of synthetic water sharpening stones from Japan are dried and not fired. Therefore, they are softer and release relatively much abrasive material during grinding. In principle, this is very good, but it also has a disadvantage: the grinding stones usually wear out faster. Miyagoshi has therefore opted for a different manufacturing method, the Vitrified method. Vitrified means vitrification. The mixture of ceramic binder and the abrasives is pressed at high pressure and fired at about 1300° Celsius for 36 hours. The final result is very resistant, even to alkali and acid, which is very important in industrial applications. Aluminum oxide, zirconium oxide as well as silicon oxide of the highest quality are used as abrasives. After these stones are watered, the grinding process creates a surface that provides an excellent grinding result. The feel of grinding is slightly different than conventional soft water stones. The knife guidance seems more precise and lighter. The dimensions of Miyagoshi sharpening stones are very good, usually 75 mm wide and 205 mm long, so that even large knives can be sharpened comfortably.

Care instructions

From time to time, for example, clean with a cleaning stone. Flatten if necessary. Wash thoroughly after each use and allow to air dry.

Suitable for:	Stainless and non-stainless blades
Grain size:	400 (JIS-Japan)
Grain size range:	Up to 1.000
Dimensions:	205 mm x 75 mm x 25 mm
Material:	Vitrified process, fired
Knife accessories Product type:	Sharpening accessories Sharpening Stone
Care:	Wash up Smooth if necessary
Grinding stone type:	Single sharpening stone
Usage:	Pre-grinding Repair grinding

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Miyagoshi Seito

The Miyagoshi Seito workshop is located in Kyoto, a prestigious address known for producing products of the highest quality across various fields. Kyoto's craftsmanship enjoys an excellent reputation worldwide. Among the many products from Kyoto, there is a topic rarely associated with aesthetics and enjoyment: knife sharpening. This is because Kyoto boasts a large reserve of natural sharpening stones. Additionally, Kyoto is a stronghold for porcelain production, which shares some similarities with the manufacturing process of synthetic sharpening stones. About 80 years ago, Miyagoshi was founded with great enthusiasm to surpass the quality of natural sharpening stones. Today, Miyagoshi's sharpening stones are highly regarded beyond Kyoto and Japan, esteemed by industry professionals and both professional and amateur knife enthusiasts as excellent, handcrafted synthetic sharpening stones.