Sharpening Stone Diamond Discs Diamond Cutting Discs - Sharpening Stone Sharpening

• Sharpen your diamond discs precisely and quickly with the Mechanic ABRASIVE sharpening rod
• Specially designed for diamond tools, it provides correct size and strength of abrasive grains to make your tools sharp again.
• Don't miss the chance to extend the life of your diamond discs and order the Mechanic ABRASIVE grinding rod now!
• To sharpen a dull diamond disc, several longitudinal cuts must be made with a grinding rod to make the grains sharp again.

To make the disc sharp, each diamond disc can dull and lose its cutting properties. This happens very often when cutting abrasion-resistant hard and sticky materials such as porcelain stoneware, marble, abrasion-resistant ceramics, etc. The shedding, destroys the diamond grains, sticks the material to the bonding surface. At the contact point, the temperature rises, reduces the cutting quality and stops the disc. There is a risk of damaging your tool. Then you need to sharpen the disc. Sharpening - means for multiple cuts on the sanding material. The Mechanic ABRASIVE grinding rod is ideal for sharpening diamond discs. It is a correct size, strength of abrasive grains, specially designed for sharpening diamond tools. To do this, you need to make several longitudinal cuts with a dull diamond layer. The cutting discs for the angle grinder we carry cuts up to 5 mm deep and disc cutters for tile cutters by 10 mm. The more the disc is clamped, the more cuts need to be made. On average, it is 10-15 cuts and your shield will be sharp again. The sharpening rod has a size of 250 x 50 x 25 mm. When cutting on the angle grinder, it is recommended to clamp the rods with a clamp.