Abrasive Sharpening Files
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Abrasive sharpening files are often used in tool and die making to debur, smooth, hone, and chamfer parts, and sharpen cutting edges. Files are long and narrow to fit contours and between teeth on a blade. Files hold their shape to provide a uniform finish.
Abrasive Material
Hard Arkansas Abrasive Sharpening Files
Hard Arkansas abrasive sharpening files are made of a dense natural abrasive that creates a razor-sharp cutting edge when precision sharpening and polishing is desired.
Flat
Flat smooths flat surfaces, keyways, slot, and inside corners in most general purpose applications.
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Round
Round has teeth around the full surface of file to remove material from holes, curved edges, and other round surfaces.
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Square
Square have teeth on all four sides to remove material on flat surfaces and in corners, and for turning round holes into square holes.
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Triangular
Triangular have teeth on three sides to fit into grooves, corners, and tight spaces found on saw teeth, die edges, and tap threads.
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India & Hard Arkansas Abrasive Sharpening File Sets
India and hard Arkansas abrasive sharpening file sets include a selection of commonly used India and hard Arkansas files. India abrasive sharpening files are made with aluminum oxide abrasive that provides light material removal for deburring and cutting edge preparation while producing a good finish. Hard Arkansas abrasive sharpening files are made of a dense natural abrasive that creates a razor-sharp cutting edge when precision sharpening and polishing is desired.
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