KAI Shun AP-0341 Diamond Sharpening Stone Grit 1000 for Knives

The KAI Shun AP-0341 Diamond Sharpening Stone Grit 1000 is a premium sharpening solution developed for maintaining and refining the cutting edge of high-performance knives. Specially designed for hard steel blades such as those found in the renowned KAI Shun knife collection, this sharpening stone combines advanced diamond technology with exceptional Japanese craftsmanship.

The 1000-grit surface is ideal for routine sharpening and edge maintenance, helping restore optimal cutting performance while preserving the blade's geometry. Its ultra-hard diamond abrasive sharpens significantly faster than conventional whetstones, even on highly hardened steels, making the sharpening process more efficient and precise.

Unlike traditional water stones, the AP-0341 does not require soaking before use. Simply wet the surface before and during sharpening to begin working immediately, saving time and simplifying maintenance.

Manufactured using a sophisticated sintering process, the diamond abrasive remains flat and uniform even after extensive use. This ensures consistent sharpening performance, minimal wear, and excellent durability over many years.

For easy maintenance, each stone includes a silicon carbide dressing stone that allows users to clean and refresh the sharpening surface whenever necessary, ensuring optimal performance throughout its lifespan.

Key Features

• Premium diamond sharpening stone made in Japan.
• 1000 grit ideal for regular sharpening and edge refinement.
• Designed for Japanese knives and high-hardness steel blades.
• Ultra-hard diamond abrasive for fast and precise sharpening.
• No soaking required before use.
• Flat and uniform sharpening surface with minimal wear.
• Long-lasting performance and consistent results.
• Includes silicon carbide dressing stone.
• Suitable for professional chefs and demanding home cooks.
• 24 x 8,6 x 2,1 cm

Safety Instructions

Only trained individuals or users under proper supervision should sharpen cutting tools. Always use the sharpening stone according to the manufacturer's instructions and keep it adequately wetted during use.

Sharpen away from the body at all times and place the stone on a stable work surface with sufficient workspace. Test sharpness using a paper-cutting test only and never with hands or other parts of the body.