Blade honing tool
finishing

Blade honing tool - MVM srl - finishing
Blade honing tool - MVM srl - finishing
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Characteristics

Applications
for blades
Other characteristics
finishing

Description

Product description
The manual edge honing device is designed to apply the final finish to cutting bevels of paper knives and veneer blades. Honing is performed by four rotating Arkansas stones (natural material), ensuring a uniform finish independent of the operator. The unit includes a scale to set the correct angle relative to the bevel.

Applications and benefits
  • Ideal for honing veneer blades and paper knives
  • Consistent, operator-independent finish
  • Long-lasting sharpness
  • Short honing times, reduced downtime


Available resources
  • Product video
  • Video tutorial
  • Brochure (multilingual PDF)


Technical specifications
  • Type: Manual edge honing device
  • Use: Final finish on cutting bevels of paper knives and veneer blades
  • Honing elements: 4 rotating Arkansas stones (natural material)
  • Angle adjustment: Scale for setting the correct angle relative to the bevel
  • Advantages: Consistent results independent of operator; long-lasting sharpness; reduced honing times

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Exhibitions

Meet this supplier at the following exhibition(s):

ecomondo
ecomondo

3-06 Nov 2026 Rimini (Italy) Hall A4 - Stand 208

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    Ligna 2027
    Ligna 2027

    10-14 May 2027 Hannover (Germany)

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