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There are 42 products.
set — work corresponding to the components included in the set. 200mm. Ref.: 27-SFF0501.
set — work corresponding to the components included in the set. 200mm. Ref.: 27-SFF0301.
file — manual filing, deburring and shaping of workpieces. 250mm. Ref.: 27-TSF0250.
file — manual filing, deburring and shaping of workpieces. 200mm. Ref.: 27-TSF0200.
file — manual filing, deburring and shaping of workpieces. 150mm. Ref.: 27-TSF0150.
file — manual filing, deburring and shaping of workpieces. 200mm. Ref.: 27-HRF0200.
file — manual filing, deburring and shaping of workpieces. 300mm. Ref.: 27-MFF0300.
file — manual filing, deburring and shaping of workpieces. 250mm. Ref.: 27-MFF0250.
file — manual filing, deburring and shaping of workpieces. 200mm. Ref.: 27-MFF0200.
file — manual filing, deburring and shaping of workpieces. 150mm. Ref.: 27-MFF0150.
file — manual filing, deburring and shaping of workpieces. 200mm. Ref.: 27-RFF0200.
file — manual filing, deburring and shaping of workpieces. 300mm. Ref.: 27-SQF0300.
Hand files and rasps are essential manual abrasive cutting tools engineered for the controlled, incremental removal of material, deburring sharp edges, smoothing rough cuts, and precision-fitting fabricated parts. Standard machinist files, featuring fine or medium teeth (single or double-cut), are predominantly used for shaping metal, hard plastics, and removing rust. Their cross-sectional shape (flat, round, half-round, triangular, or square) is selected based on the specific contour of the workpiece. For highly intricate, jewelry-level precision, miniature needle files are utilized. Rasps, on the other hand, feature highly aggressive, individually cut, coarse teeth designed specifically for the rapid hogging out of softer materials like solid wood, drywall, leather, and soft non-ferrous metals without the tool rapidly clogging with sawdust or shavings.
