A single-grit diamond plate in #400, #1000 or #3000 for fast work on hard steel.

A single-grit diamond plate in #400, #1000 or #3000 for fast work on hard steel.

Uttlife Kongo Diamond Plate Uttlife Kongo Diamond Plate

$58.65
$67.15

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Ships in 1–3 business days, tracked
Delivery
US 5–10 · UK 5–9 · EU 7–12 business days
Returns
30 days, unused and unsoaked
Warranty
1 year against defects

Every stone is graded and checked flat before it ships.

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30-day returns

Unused stones that haven't been soaked or wetted can be returned within 30 days in their original packaging.

1-year warranty

Covers cracks and defects in materials and workmanship, such as a stone that arrives out of flat or a base that splits.

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Description

Kongo plates carry monocrystalline diamond electroplated onto a flat steel plate. They cut hard steels quickly and stay flat for good.

Why you'll love it

  • Always flat — the plate never dishes, so there's nothing to flatten
  • Fast on hard steel — diamond cuts what ordinary stones struggle with
  • Water or dry — use with a little water to carry swarf away

What's in the box

  • Kongo diamond plate
  • Rubber feet (fitted)
  • Storage sleeve

Specifications

Grit#400, #1000 or #3000
AbrasiveMonocrystalline diamond, electroplated
Size200×70×6 mm
BaseSteel plate with rubber feet
LubricantWater or dry

Rinse and dry the plate after use. Diamond plates cut fast at first and settle in after the first few sessions.

0.3 mm hollow Flat Dished stone Flattened stone
Stones wear hollow with use. Check with a straightedge and flatten when you see light under it.

Keep your stones flat

  1. Soak or splash, never drySoaking stones need 10–15 minutes in water; splash-and-go stones just a wet surface.
  2. Flatten every few sessionsA dished stone rounds the edge you are trying to keep straight.
  3. Keep the surface cleanRinse off swarf, and use a nagura to clear glazing on fine stones.
  4. Dry slowly, store flatAir-dry at room temperature, away from heat and frost, so the stone doesn't crack.
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