Diamond Sharpeners For Ceramic Knives

Instead the long rod which typically comes in metal diamond carbon steel or ceramic keeps knives in ship shape in between more intensive sharpening sessions.

Diamond sharpeners for ceramic knives.

A variety of sharpeners. Many sharpeners use ceramic as the abrasive but that won t work for ceramic knives they need diamonds. Ceramic has a hardness of 9 5 as opposed to steel with a hardness of 6 5. In addition to our controlled angle sharpening systems lansky also offers a variety of pocket sharpeners for use in the field or at home kitchen knife sharpeners to tackle your chef s knives and other kitchen cutlery and sharpeners for the various tools around your home.

96 list list price 14 96 14. Many of these rods are made out of alumina ceramic. 0 out of 5 stars based on 0 reviews current price 11 96 11. Electric diamond knife sharpener tool for ceramic knives and stainless steel knives with 2 stage professional diamond sharpening and honing wheel.

Ceramic diamond rods. Sharpening rods are two rods set in a base at a specific angle 30 degrees for the ones i use. Shenzhen knives sharpener series 4 4 out of 5 stars 412. Also the only material hard enough to sharpen ceramic is diamond with a hardness of 10.

The problem with sharpening ceramic knives is that ceramic blades are very brittle. The grits include 200 300 400 and 600 not very fine grits but they will wear down if you are trying to sharpen anything steel with them. For a versatile user friendly sharpener that can tackle a variety of sharpening tasks like scissors and serrated knives choose the work sharp culinary e2 kitchen knife sharpener. Its universal knife guide slots keep the knife at a v angle bevel edge with edges of 18 and 20 in its coarse and fine slots.

Shenzhen electric diamond knife sharpener for ceramic knives and stainless steel knives with 2 stage diamond sharpening wheel this powerful knife sharpener has a two stage diamond grindings stones for efficiency. This has two different grits of diamond grinding stones for coarse sharpening and fine honing and it can even grind off small chips in ceramic blades. It takes a few practices to get. The rods can be round square or triangular as long as the knife has a smooth surface to slide along.