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Mexco | SKU:
137156
Mexco Diamond Sharpening Stone
£19.16
Ex. VAT
£22.99
Inc. VAT
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Mexco Diamond Sharpening Stone is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Mexco Diamond Sharpening Stone
Regular price
£22.99
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Unavailable
Mexco Diamond Sharpening Stone is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Why it works
Restore blade performance in minutes
Fast on-site sharpening
Run the stone against a dull blade in minutes, with no need to send it away or fit a replacement.
Grain-friendly action
The ceramic compound re-sharpens the diamond segments without damaging the grain.
Extends blade life
Restoring cutting performance means fewer diamond blades scrapped and replaced.
Wide compatibility
Works with most diamond blades, so one stone covers the range on a typical site.
Overview
Mexco Diamond Sharpening Stone - Overview
The Mexco Diamond Sharpening Stone restores a dull or glazed diamond cutting disc to a clean, efficient cut. A ceramic and plastic mixture block used dry, it is designed for on-site use by anyone running diamond blades day to day.
200mm
Length
50mm
Width
50mm
Height
| Dimensions | |
|---|---|
| Length | 200mm |
| Width | 50mm |
| Height | 50mm |
| Details | |
|---|---|
| Material | Ceramic and plastic mixture |
| Use | Dry use only |
| Compatibility | Most diamond blades (excludes coated ranges) |
Frequently asked questions
How does the diamond sharpening stone work?
How does the diamond sharpening stone work?
Run the diamond blade up to full speed and make several passes across the stone, letting the cutting face make contact. The ceramic compound wears back the bond to expose fresh diamond segments, restoring the cut.
Will this work with any diamond blade?
Will this work with any diamond blade?
It works with most diamond blades, but not superficially coated ranges such as vacuum-brazed VBX blades or the coated MEX range - sharpening those can damage the coating rather than restore the cut.
Does it need water to work?
Does it need water to work?
No. It is a dry-use stone, so it can be run straight on site without water or coolant.
How do I know if my blade needs sharpening?
How do I know if my blade needs sharpening?
A blade that is cutting slowly, glazing over, or producing more dust than usual has usually lost its edge. A few passes on the stone will restore a clean cut in most cases.
What are the dimensions of the stone?
What are the dimensions of the stone?
The block measures 200mm long by 50mm wide by 50mm high, giving a stable base for repeated sharpening passes.
What is the stone made from?
What is the stone made from?
A ceramic and plastic mixture, bonded to give a sharpening action that is tough enough for repeated use but gentle on the diamond grain.
What if sharpening does not restore the cut?
What if sharpening does not restore the cut?
If the blade still cuts poorly after repeated sharpening, it may not be suited to the material being cut. Check with your supplier before continuing to use it.
