Our electric ski edge grinder ES 2000 enables you to achieve perfectly ground ski edges in just a few minutes without any effort. Compact, solidly built, and extremely efficient in use. The material removal during grinding is very low at approx. 2/100 mm! For everyone who needs to grind multiple ski and snowboard edges and prefers a fast working method. With the electric ski edge grinding device ES 2000, you achieve consistently high-quality grinding results and get the most out of your edge tuning.
Grind ski edges yourself like the pros - with the ES 2000 from raze-cat - professional ski tuning.
The advantages of the ES2000
- Time-saving – perfect grinding of ski and snowboard edges in just a few minutes
- Precision - the repeat accuracy of the grinding process is almost 100%
- Efficient - mechanical removal of sidewall material - preliminary work with the sidewall scraper is not necessarily required
- Edge angle - continuously adjustable from 86°-90° - see our blog post
- Low operating costs - one grinding belt is enough for several pairs of skis or snowboards
- Mobile - compact, portable and usable anywhere with mains power 230V/50Hz
- Practical - suitable for right- and left-handers
- Tight radii - grinding the Magne-Traction edge ("wavy" edge) possible
- Quality - all parts made from rust-free precision parts - Made in Germany
Technical details
- Rotations: approx. 11,000 rpm
- Power: 600 watts / Voltage 230 volts 50 Hz
- Weight: approx. 3000 g
- Reduced sound pressure level: 84dB(A)
- Cable length: 220 cm (with cable clip)
Scope of delivery
- 1 x ES 2000 electric ski edge grinder
- 3 x grinding belt standard | Allround Blue | Grit 120
- 2 x grinding belt standard | Medium Red | Grit 240
- 1 x user manual
Frequently asked questions:
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How many skis can I grind before I have to change the belt?
You can grind about 3-4 pairs of skis/boards with one belt. You really shouldn't use a belt longer because the grinding quality naturally decreases from time to time.
- Do I have to remove the sidewall before grinding?
This is not a strictly necessary step but is recommended to reduce dust formation. A plus: The grinding belts last a bit longer as a result.
-
Do I not remove too much edge when grinding with the machine?
No, don't worry. The material removal per grinding pass is in the hundredths of a millimeter range, so you don't have to be afraid of removing too much from your edges.
-
Is it enough for "normal use" (sporty riding style, no racing ambitions) to grind the skis with the 120 and 240 grit?
Yes, absolutely! With the combination of these two grinding belts, you are perfectly equipped.
Tip from the raze-cat team:
For securely clamping your skis before edge grinding, we recommend our perfectly matched Ski Spanner SC30 – also from our own production. For the all-round worry-free package of ski edge tuning, feel free to check out our electric ski edge grinder sets – the optimal foundation to start your DIY ski service right away. Not sure yet which grinding belt is right for you? An overview of all grinding belts and their application areas can be found here.
Our electric ski edge grinder ES 2000 enables you to achieve perfectly ground ski edges in just a few minutes without any effort. Compact, solidly built, and extremely efficient in use. The material removal during grinding is very low at approx. 2/100 mm! For everyone who needs to grind multiple ski and snowboard edges and prefers a fast working method. With the electric ski edge grinding device ES 2000, you achieve consistently high-quality grinding results and get the most out of your edge tuning.
Grind ski edges yourself like the pros - with the ES 2000 from raze-cat - professional ski tuning.
The advantages of the ES2000
- Time-saving – perfect grinding of ski and snowboard edges in just a few minutes
- Precision - the repeat accuracy of the grinding process is almost 100%
- Efficient - mechanical removal of sidewall material - preliminary work with the sidewall scraper is not necessarily required
- Edge angle - continuously adjustable from 86°-90° - see our blog post
- Low operating costs - one grinding belt is enough for several pairs of skis or snowboards
- Mobile - compact, portable and usable anywhere with mains power 230V/50Hz
- Practical - suitable for right- and left-handers
- Tight radii - grinding the Magne-Traction edge ("wavy" edge) possible
- Quality - all parts made from rust-free precision parts - Made in Germany
Technical details
- Rotations: approx. 11,000 rpm
- Power: 600 watts / Voltage 230 volts 50 Hz
- Weight: approx. 3000 g
- Reduced sound pressure level: 84dB(A)
- Cable length: 220 cm (with cable clip)
Scope of delivery
- 1 x ES 2000 electric ski edge grinder
- 3 x grinding belt standard | Allround Blue | Grit 120
- 2 x grinding belt standard | Medium Red | Grit 240
- 1 x user manual
Frequently asked questions:
-
How many skis can I grind before I have to change the belt?
You can grind about 3-4 pairs of skis/boards with one belt. You really shouldn't use a belt longer because the grinding quality naturally decreases from time to time.
- Do I have to remove the sidewall before grinding?
This is not a strictly necessary step but is recommended to reduce dust formation. A plus: The grinding belts last a bit longer as a result.
-
Do I not remove too much edge when grinding with the machine?
No, don't worry. The material removal per grinding pass is in the hundredths of a millimeter range, so you don't have to be afraid of removing too much from your edges.
-
Is it enough for "normal use" (sporty riding style, no racing ambitions) to grind the skis with the 120 and 240 grit?
Yes, absolutely! With the combination of these two grinding belts, you are perfectly equipped.
Tip from the raze-cat team:
For securely clamping your skis before edge grinding, we recommend our perfectly matched Ski Spanner SC30 – also from our own production. For the all-round worry-free package of ski edge tuning, feel free to check out our electric ski edge grinder sets – the optimal foundation to start your DIY ski service right away. Not sure yet which grinding belt is right for you? An overview of all grinding belts and their application areas can be found here.