Suehiro Cerax 320 Grit
R700.00
Cerax 320
The Suehiro Cerax stones are versatile and work well with both harder and softer steels. The Cerax 320 offers a great sharpening feel, good feedback, and fast cutting. It’s excellent for removing coarse scratches left by lower-grit stones and for starting work on dull knives with minor nicks. For larger chips, consider starting with the Debado LD 200 instead (link to Debado LD 200).
The Cerax 320 is a medium-fast-wearing stone that requires regular flattening. We recommend using the Suehiro flattening stone or an Atoma diamond plate for this. (Suehiro Flattening stone Link)
This vitrified stone should be soaked for 5–10 minutes (or until most bubbles stop escaping) before use. While it can be stored in water, it’s advisable to let it fully dry occasionally to maintain its integrity.
Specifications:
- Dimensions: 210 x 75 x 30 mm
- Weight: Approximately 1,150 grams
- Grit: 320 (Coarse)
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Coarse Grit Stones
A low-grit stone is a crucial addition to your toolkit for knives needing extensive sharpening or for damaged blades with chips and missing tips. Particularly beneficial for single-bevel knives, which often require meticulous bevel setting, this stone ensures swift material removal without causing fatigue. It expedites the sharpening process, enabling a seamless transition through the stone progression.
For seasoned sharpeners handling a high volume of blades, choosing the suitable low-grit stone can significantly impact the efficiency and precision of your sharpening routine.
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