Set of diamond sharpening stones TSPROF Alpha N SD126 - SD3 (7 pcs.)

Slim stones are suitable for sharpening knives with an S-shaped cutting edge (recurve), blades with complex geometry as well as short blades of multi-purpose knives and multitools.

TSPROF Alpha Diamond Bars can easily handle all steels up to 70 HRC.

The TSPROF Alpha Diamond Bars can be used on all steels up to 70 HRC.

Each bar is thoroughly prepared and unopened, ensuring minimal variations in thickness within ±0.1mm.

TSPROF Alpha Diamond Bars are easy to use on all steels up to 70 HRC.

TSPROF Alpha abrasives are glued to a 45° beveled aluminum blank for a secure fit in the abrasive holder. The blanks are anodized red*.

The blanks are packed in individual blister packs.

The set includes bars:

TSPROF Alpha 125/100 (120 grit) is designed for deburring and rough sharpening of the cutting edge.

TSPROF Alpha 80/63 (180 grit) is designed for coarse sharpening of the cutting edge.

TSPROF Alpha 40/28 (360 grit) is for basic sharpening of the cutting edge.

TSPROF Alpha 20/14 (1000 grit) is for basic sharpening of the cutting edge.

TSPROF Alpha 10/7 (2000 grit) is used for pre-finishing of the cutting edge.

TSPROF Alpha 5/3 (5000 grit) is used for finishing the cutting edge.

TSPROF Alpha 2/1 (11000 grit) is for finishing and polishing the cutting edge.

Characteristics:

Length: 150 mm

Width:12 mm

Thickness: 3 mm ± 0.15 mm

Binding: rubber.

Because of production peculiarities, the width and length of the abrasive may deviate from the values specified in the description by up to 5%.

* Due to the peculiarities of the anodizing process, the shades of the blanks may vary slightly.

Recommendations for use: work with TSPROF sharpening oil is recommended.

WARNING! Bar requires careful handling: do not press on the abrasive during sharpening (especially when sharpening the tip/ankle of a knife), do not break off the blade feed plane and do not drop the bar on a hard surface.

If a parasitic risk appears during sharpening, we recommend lapping the abrasives on a frosted glass with water. If you have a parasitic risk during sharpening, we recommend lapping the abrasives on a frosted glass with water.