Xebec Abrasive ceramic Stones
XEBEC Ceramic Stones
A complete range of ceramic stones for mold finishing
Meister Finish, Heat-Resistant, Diamond, and Soft address different needs regarding material, hardness, temperature, and contact control.
Not just a single stone, but a system
The correct series depends on the application
The main page presents the entire range; sub-pages dive deep into individual series to target specific technical requirements.
Selection must consider material hardness, geometry, required grit, operating mode, and temperature generated by the tool. GDS helps identify the right product and prepare samples.
- General finishing
- Materials over 57 HRC
- Continuous ultrasonic use
- Soft contact
- Sticks and cylindrical formats
- Dedicated ceramic holders
The four main series
Compare and explore the XEBEC range
Meister Finish
The broadest range for fine polishing and deburring of molds and dies, available in flat and round sticks.
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Heat-Resistant
Heat-resistant stones up to 200 °C, designed for continuous use with vibrating or ultrasonic tools.
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Diamond
Diamond-infused series for extremely hard materials, hardened steels, and carbide.
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Soft
Soft rubber bond for a more delicate contact that conforms smoothly to the surface.
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Start from the application requirement
This selection guide helps narrow down the ideal series right away.
Standard mold applications
Meister Finish: the benchmark series for fine polishing and deburring.
Ultrasonic or continuous vibration
Heat-Resistant: withstands up to 200 °C and better tolerates continuous operation.
Hardened steel or carbide
Diamond: contains diamond particles, designed for materials over 57 HRC.
More delicate contact
Soft: rubber bonding for enhanced surface adaptability.
Technical comparison
Differences between series
| Series | Application | Materials / Conditions | Formats | Grits |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Meister Finish | Broadest range for fine polishing and deburring of molds and dies, available in flat and round sticks. | Plastic steels, pre-hardened steels, and metals under 57 HRC. Ideal for slots, ribs, sharp edges, profiles, and details. | Flat and round sticks | GDS catalog: 80–2000; official range up to 3000 in select sizes. |
| Heat-Resistant | Stones resistant up to 200 °C, designed for continuous use with vibrating or ultrasonic tools. | Applications where stone heating is significant and repetitive operations with vibration or ultrasound. | Flat sticks | 120, 220, 400, 800, 1200 |
| Diamond | Diamond-infused series for extremely hard materials, hardened steels, and carbide. | Materials over 57 HRC, SKD, STAVAX, carbide, and applications where standard ceramic is insufficient. | Flat sticks and Ø 3 mm round rods | 200, 400, 800, 1200; round in 400 |
| Soft | Soft rubber bond for more delicate, surface-conforming contact. | Complex surfaces, contoured geometries, and applications needing reduced contact aggressiveness. | 2×6×100 sticks and Ø 3×100 round rods | 1200 |
Accessories and complementary formats
Ceramic leads and stone holders
XEBEC Pencil / ceramic leads
Solution for minute details: GDS catalog includes Ø 0.5 and Ø 0.9 mm leads with matching pencil holders.
Manual ceramic holders
XEBEC holders for 4, 6, and 10 mm sticks, ideal for guiding the stone and enhancing manual control.
GDS holders for pneumatic filers
Holders designed by GDS for 4, 6, and 10 mm ceramics, featuring side support and a 4 mm shank.
PDF Catalogs
All dimensions remain easily accessible
GDS Catalog – Abrasive Ceramics
Contains part numbers, sizes, grits, leads, and holders. Opens directly at the ceramics introductory section.
Official XEBEC Catalog
Original technical deep-dive with series descriptions, operating instructions, and international range.
Frequently asked questions
Selecting XEBEC ceramic stones
Which is the most versatile series?
Meister Finish features the broadest range and is normally the first choice for fine polishing and deburring of molds and dies.
Which series should be used on materials over 57 HRC?
The Diamond series, which contains diamond particles and is specifically engineered for hardened steels, carbides, and extremely hard materials.
Why is there a Heat-Resistant series?
Because it withstands temperatures up to 200 °C, making it far better suited for continuous operation with vibrating or ultrasonic tools.
Where can I see all part numbers and dimensions?
In the summary tables on the sub-pages and, for full technical detail, in the downloadable GDS catalog available on this page.
Unsure which series to specify?
Send GDS details regarding material, hardness, geometry, surface condition, and target finish: we will suggest the most effective combination.
