Product information "Tormek – T-1 Kitchen Knife Sharpener Zinc Gray"
The Tormek T-1 Kitchen Knife Sharpener is the best choice for amateur chefs when it comes to electric knife sharpeners. Unlike a simpler sharpener, a hand sharpener or a whetstone, the entire grinding phase of the knife is sharpened and not just the outer part of the cutting edge. Thanks to the patented guide, the grinding angle can be easily and precisely adjusted between 8 and 22 degrees. With the Tormek T-1 Kitchen Knife Sharpener you never have to have your knives sharpened outside the home again, but can simply sharpen them professionally in your own kitchen in just a few minutes.
- Precise adjustment of the grinding angle with patented guide.
- For knives with blade widths of 12 - 60 mm and a thickness of up to 5 mm
- Grinding angle adjustable between 8 - 22 degrees on each side
- Housing made of precision die-cast zinc, powder-coated, base made of impact-resistant plastic, wooden handle made of solid oak, treated with hard wax oil
- Cable length: 1.7 m
- Grinding wheel: DF-150 Conical Diamond Wheel Fine (600 grit), dimensions: Ø 150 x 18 mm
- Pulling wheel: PW-160 Conical composite pulling wheel Composite, ABS plastic, dimensions: Ø 160 x 30 mm
- Single-phase AC motor
- Input power: idle 60W, max. load 120W, 100-115 V / 220-240 V, 50-60 Hz
- Maintenance-free, smooth running, 45 dB
- Color: Zinc Gray
- Power: 150 rpm, torque 2 Nm
- Plug type: E+F
- Dimensions: 20.4 x 19.6 x 18.1 cm
Unbalance of the grinding or honing wheel:
If an imbalance occurs, try turning the diamond wheel and the honing wheel once against each other. This is a left-hand thread and no tool is required. Then turn the honing wheel a little and then tighten it again with a little momentum.
As a general rule: Due to the low rotational speed, even a small unevenness or imbalance in the honing wheel looks relatively dramatic. However, this is often within the tolerance and has no influence on handling or the result.
Rattling noises during operation:
When the machine is delivered or has been stationary for some time, the motor shaft can leave an imprint on the drive wheel of the machine. This can lead to a recurring knocking/clacking noise.
This is normal and will disappear after some time of use. It has no influence on the machine or the result.
Tormek AB
Tormek AB
Torphyttevägen 40
71134 Lindesberg
Schweden
order@tormek.se
Tormek AB
Torphyttevägen 40
71134 Lindesberg
Schweden
order@tormek.se
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