S-404
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Naniwa S-404 sharpening stone – medium grit Japanese whetstone for knives.
The Naniwa S-404 is a high-quality Japanese sharpening stone, ideal for maintaining and restoring the edge of kitchen knives. Its medium grit allows for efficient, fast, and even sharpening, making it perfect for both home and professional use.
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The Naniwa S-404 sharpening stone is a Japanese water stone designed to deliver superior performance when sharpening both Japanese and Western kitchen knives. Thanks to its medium-grit structure, it allows efficient edge restoration without excessive steel removal, achieving the perfect balance between sharpening speed and controlled finishing.
Manufactured by Naniwa, one of Japan’s most respected sharpening stone brands, this stone stands out for its consistency, durability, and ease of use, making it an ideal choice for both beginners and professional chefs.
It is perfect for regular maintenance of knives that have lost part of their cutting ability, restoring the edge before moving on to finer grit stones for polishing. It is compatible with a wide range of steels, including stainless steel and high-carbon steel.
The Naniwa S-404 is widely used in professional kitchens, culinary schools, and knife workshops due to its reliability and consistent results.
The Naniwa S-404 is used for maintaining kitchen knife edges. It is ideal when a knife has lost cutting performance but does not require major repair. Its medium grit allows quick edge restoration before moving on to finer polishing stones.
This stone is compatible with:
It is used to restore and maintain knife edges, especially for regular kitchen maintenance.
Yes, the Naniwa S-404 is a water stone and should be soaked or wetted before use for best performance.
It is a medium-grit stone, ideal for maintenance sharpening.
Yes, it is perfect for Japanese knives as well as Western kitchen knives.
For full sharpening, it is recommended to combine it with a coarser stone (for repair) and a finer stone (for polishing).
Yes, it is highly recommended for beginners due to its ease of use and control.
It depends on usage, but generally whenever the knife starts losing its cutting performance.