Water Grinding Stone NANIWA Super Stone 400

SKU: 040085

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The Naniwa Super Stone series are known as water sharpening stones, which are particularly durable, fast to use and very efficient. A short immersion in water is enough and the grindstone can be used. The grinding time is short because the stones have a high concentration of abrasive material. Especially for fine, delicate cutting edges made of hard carbon steel, these sharpening stones are highly recommended. The grinding feeling is very gentle, the wear of the stones is extremely low, with paper the surfaces can be easily cleaned and reopened. Super Stone these water sharpening stones are also called because with them you can achieve an unbeatable beautifully polished edge. At the same time, the grinding stones of this series offer a very good price-performance ratio. Occasionally, however, one should also dress these water grinding stones.

Synthetic water grinding stone
Grain: 400
Use: Preliminary grinding
Material: Resin bond
Dimension: 210 x 70 x 20mm
Made in Japan

39,90 €

incl. 19% VAT , plus

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"Water Grinding Stone NANIWA Super Stone 400"

For the production of really good grinding stones a lot of experience is necessary. Detailed knowledge of stone types and sediments is just as much a prerequisite as craftsmanship in the processing of the stones. In order to achieve the desired high quality, the combination of suitable materials must be precisely determined. During the firing process of the grinding stone, the correct temperature and humidity are also important in order to give the grinding stone the desired hardness. Our grinding stones come from renowned manufacturers from Japan, which were recommended to us by our cutlers.

Water Grinding Stones and Accessories from Naniwa

Naniwa Abrasive was founded in 1952 in Osaka, Japan, and is one of the best and most famous manufacturers of grinding stones in Japan. Naniwa's abrasive stones are characterized by their high hardness and short preparation time. The regular quality control at Naniwa ensures a high and constant quality standard. There are many professional sharpening services worldwide and many more knife lovers who use Naniwa sharpening stones. Naniwa knife sharpening stones can be used to sharpen knives made of Damascus steel, carbon steels such as blue paper steel Aogami, white paper steel Shirogami, AUS-8, Japanese stainless steel but also European stainless steel.

Care note

Clean from time to time, for example, with cleaning stone Nagura. Flatten if necessary. Wash thoroughly after each use and allow to air dry.

Grain size:	400 (JIS-Japan)
Grain size range:	Up to 1.000
Dimensions:	210 mm x 70 mm x 20 mm
Material:	Resin bond
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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Naniwa

If you're looking for one of the most renowned and best manufacturers of Japanese sharpening stones, then NANIWA is the right choice. The high hardness of NANIWA sharpening stones, and especially their short preparation time, set these stones apart. A high, consistent quality standard is ensured through regular inspections. It goes without saying that a lot of experience and detailed knowledge of stone types and sediments are prerequisites for the production of these sharpening stones, as well as manual skill. NANIWA was recommended to us by our knife smiths, and we are happy to offer you a wide selection of different sharpening stone combinations.

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The production is carried out under high quality standards and controls. To ensure consistent quality, the combination of the right materials must be precise. The correct temperature and humidity during the firing process are also crucial for the stone to achieve the desired hardness. Use NANIWA sharpening stones for sharpening: knives made of Damascus steel, carbon steel (such as blue paper steel Aogami or white paper steel Shirogami), AUS-8, Japanese stainless steel, or even European stainless steel.