Global Ceramic Sharpening Steel Replacement Rod

After receiving the global ceramic rod a few swipes across the surface and the change in blade sharpness was unbelievable.

Global ceramic sharpening steel replacement rod.

Global ceramic and diamond rods are used in the same way that traditional steels are used to sharpen other knives and as they are made from the two hardest materials known to man are suitable for sharpening all good quality knives. To repair damaged knives we strongly recommend the use of a whetstone. Maintain your knife blades with this sharpener from global. A ceramic rod will give a finer edge if used regularly customer questions answers see questions and answers.

The diamond rod also will not break if it is hit or dropped unlike the ceramic rod. The ceramic and diamond rods are used in the same way that traditional steels are used to sharpen knives. Buff up your blade to its maximum sharpness with our sharpening rod collection. You can comfortably use the steel handle to hone knife edges and feel safe because this rod has a finger guard.

While using this steel won t replace a professional sharpening job which proceeds from coarse grinding to ever finer grinding at tightly controlled angles it will lengthen intervals between sharpenings. Using this ceramic rod you can hone any knife and give it a finer edge than with traditional sharpening rods. Green elephant ceramic sharpening rod lightweight highly durable 11 inch shatterproof ceramic honing rod for professional chefs and home cooks 4 7 out of 5 stars 727 29 65 29. Our sharpening rods are specially designed for a host of different knives and can even be used to sharpen those difficult serrated blades.

We carry a wide variety of sharpening steel rods made of diamond the hardest known sharpening material in the world. Because this ceramic replacement rod for the g45 sharpener is made of harder than steel ceramic it performs better and quicker than most steels. This ceramic sharpening rod will not sharpen your knife if it is completely blunt or damaged as it is more of a maintenance tool. To clean your ceramic sharpening rod you need something that will remove the residue stuck on it.

When you sharpen steel bits get stuck on the tiny holes in the ceramic and they are very hard to get rid of. 100 may seem a bit much for a sharpening rod but if you spend money on quality knives they are useless if they aren t sharp. The metal rod simply wasn t doing the job it would sharpen but not to a fine edge. The diamond rod is harder than the ceramic rod and will bring back a knife edge quicker.

The global diamond sharpening steel s surface contains diamond dust.