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Sharpening steels Fischer
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Butcher's sharpening steels
FISCHER butcher honing steel 30cm fine-grain round bit black and grey handle
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Butcher's sharpening steels
FISCHER butcher honing steel 35cm oval fine grain red and grey handle
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Sharpening steels Fischer
Fischer butcher honing steel FISCHROM 30cm round bit extra fine grain orange handle
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Butcher's sharpening steels
FISCHER butcher honing steel 35cm oval fine grain black and grey handle
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Butcher's sharpening steels
Titanium II butcher honing steel 30cm oval bit FISCHER fine grain
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Sharpening steels Fischer
Fischer butcher honing steel 30cm round bit fine grain black handle
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Sharpening steels Fischer
FISCHER butcher honing steel 30cm oval fine grain red and grey handle
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Sharpening steels
Professional Industry XL Fischer honing steel extra large bit 28cm extra fine grain
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Sharpening steels Fischer
FISCHER Fischrom honing steel oval wick 30cm extra fine grain orange and grey handle
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Butcher's sharpening steels
Fis'Chrom butcher honing steel FISCHER 30cm oval bit extra fine grain
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Sharpening steels Fischer
FISCHER butcher honing steel 30cm oval fine grain blue and grey handle
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Sharpening steels Fischer
Fischer semi-professional honing steel 25cm round bit standard grain
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The Fischer sharpening steel and its manufacture :
Fischer uses quality materials to design its rifles. This, combined with innovative processes, enables them to create effective, long-lasting sharpening guns. First of all, the bit is made from a 1% carbon-enriched steel: 100C6 file steel. Its highly effective heat treatment ensures a very good hardness of 64 to 66 HRC on the Rockwell scale. Knowing that to sharpen, the file must be harder than the blade, it is capable of acting on most of today's best-brand knives. The bit is then coated with a layer of hard chrome, which adds a hardness of 3 or 4 HRC to the surface edges of the rifle. Fischer also performs a magnetization step to ensure that the steel particles created during sharpening are retained to protect the foodstuffs that will then come into contact with the kitchen knife. Finally, the handles are also designed to be ergonomic and lightweight, and come in a variety of colors to differentiate your equipment. Their guard is designed to protect your fingers when handling the knife.
The different Fischer rifles:
The Fischer sharpening steel is available in several practical sizes:
-The standard size: used to sharpen dull knives, worn by time and cutting.
-The fine size: to give a smooth edge to your blades (professional knives or not).
The extra-fine cut: for sharpening and maintaining a razor-sharp edge on your blades.
-Polishing: ideal for removing the morfil created when sharpening a knife with a more abrasive rifle. Morfil refers to the roughness of the steel on the edge of the knife. Of course, you'll also find rifles with bits of various shapes, such as a round bit, an oval bit, and even a flat bit (much appreciated because its contact surface with the knife is much greater, so maneuvering is easier). So you can rely on Fischer to sharpen your professional knives- they'll surprise you with their functionality and efficiency! All you have to do is choose the model that best suits your cutting needs. What's more, Fischer sharpening guns are suitable for all budgets: the price range starts at around 15 euros and goes up to over a hundred euros! So everyone can benefit from French sharpening expertise!
