Sharpening Steel Accusharp For Knives

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ACCUSHARP KNIFE SHARPENING STEEL
An essential tool for maintaining the edge of your blades both in the field and in the kitchen, the AccuSharp Sharpening Steel offers quick edge realignment, excellent user safety and outstanding durability. Distributed by Europ-Arm, this sharpening steel allows you to regularly maintain the edge of your hunting knives, service daggers or kitchen knives without removing excessive material.

GROOVED STEEL ROD AND ERGONOMIC SAFETY GUARD
Featuring a high-hardness steel rod finished with fine, even grooves, this sharpening steel straightens the burr and perfectly realigns the blade's micro-teeth with each pass. Its ergonomic, non-slip handle incorporates a generous guard that effectively protects the hand against any accidental slipping of the dagger or knife during sharpening.

UNIVERSAL MAINTENANCE AND EASY USE
Suitable for all types of stainless-steel or carbon-steel blades (with a plain edge). Compact and fitted with a hanging ring at the end of the handle, it can easily be attached to a belt, in a game-processing area or in a sharpening equipment bag.

DETAILED FEATURES:
• BRAND / MANUFACTURER: ACCUSHARP
• PRODUCT TYPE: Sharpening steel / Steel-rod sharpener
• HANDLE: Ergonomic, non-slip polypropylene with safety guard
• COMPATIBILITY: Hunting knives, daggers, skinning knives and kitchen knives (plain edge)
• PRACTICAL: Hanging ring integrated into the handle

• USE: Regular edge maintenance, burr straightening and quick sharpening

Our experts' advice: For optimal results, maintain a constant angle of approximately 20 degrees between the blade and the sharpening steel's rod. Make alternating strokes on each side of the edge, starting from the heel of the blade and moving toward the tip, using light and even pressure.