CBN Stropping Paste

Features

CBN Compound is very effective method of honing and polishing the cutting edge of the knife. CBN (Cubic Boron Nitride) is the second hardest material after diamond.

CBN's qualities include its high levels of high hardness, strength, abrasion resistance, and thermal and chemical resistance. These characteristics exceed the values of synthetic diamonds and conventional abrasives such as silicon carbide and aluminum oxide. In particular, CBN's high thermal stability and chemical resistance make it suitable for sharpening in conditions where synthetic diamonds are not normally employed.

Specification

• Product size: 40 x 40 x 55 mm (1½" x 1½" x 2⅛")
• Weight: 40 g (1.4 oz)
• Shipping weight: 52 g (1.8 oz)
• CBN carat weight: 4 carat
• Form: paste
• Package: screw cap plastic container

How to use

CBN Compound can be used with any strop made of smooth or coarse leather, balsa or felt. Smooth leather is best strop material for CBN compound.

CBN Compound does not require any preparations. However you can experience difficulty to take the compound from container if your air temperature is below 20°C (68°F). In such case you can slightly warm compound to make it molten. Take small amount of compound and evenly distribute it to surface of strop.

You will not be able to fully remove the compound after applying it to the strop. If you want to use your strop both with and without compound, you must therefore keep one side clean. If you want to switch between one compound and another, consider buying an extra strop.

Compound residue accumulates in the leather during stropping. If stropping performance gets worse, remove the residue with a knife spine or special tool, and apply fresh compound.

About Poltava Diamond Tools

Poltava Diamond Tools produces a wide range of diamond and CBN wheels and tools used for the making and sharpening of tungsten carbide and high-speed steel tools; for grinding and polishing tungsten carbide, heat-resistant, alloy-treated and stainless steel, glass, ceramics, silicon, refractories, gem stones and other materials; for cutting tungsten carbide, glass, marble, granite, quartz, and ceramics; and for drilling (boring) glass. The plant has been manufacturing top-quality diamond tools for the machine building, glass, electronic, and woodworking industries since 1966.