RS PRO 203mm, Second Cut, Flat Engineers File

RS PRO Flat File With Handle

Flat files from our trusted and highly reliable own brand RS PRO offers excellent quality second cut files ideal for filing and finishing both internal and external surfaces. RS PRO hand tools are available in a range of sizes to suit a variety of tasks and applications. Second cut flat files can be used on a variety of materials such as soft metal, hard metal, plastic and more.

Flat files from our trusted and highly reliable own brand RS PRO offers excellent quality second cut files ideal for filing and finishing both internal and external surfaces. RS PRO hand tools are available in a range of sizes to suit a variety of tasks and applications. Second cut flat files can be used on a variety of materials such as soft metal, hard metal, plastic and more.

Features and benefits

• Made with durable high carbon steel • Available in a range of sizes• Suitable for use with a variety of materials• feature a soft-grip handle with hanging hole• Second cut for fast removal of material and deburring

• Made with durable high carbon steel • Available in a range of sizes• Suitable for use with a variety of materials• feature a soft-grip handle with hanging hole• Second cut for fast removal of material and deburring

Common applications

Flat files can be used with a variety of materials from metal to wood and applications such as: • Metalwork • Woodwork• Welding• Industrial

Flat files can be used with a variety of materials from metal to wood and applications such as: • Metalwork • Woodwork• Welding• Industrial

What is the difference between a flat file and a hand file?

A flat file and hand file are both similar tools used for deburring and removing material quickly and efficiently. The main difference is that flat files tend to have a tapered end with double-cut surfaces and single cut edges.

A flat file and hand file are both similar tools used for deburring and removing material quickly and efficiently. The main difference is that flat files tend to have a tapered end with double-cut surfaces and single cut edges.

What is a flat file used for?

A double cut flat file is a hand tool used for quick and efficient deburring and removal of materials such as aluminium and alloy steel. They are also ideal for smoothing materials and in some cases to sharpen tools.

A double cut flat file is a hand tool used for quick and efficient deburring and removal of materials such as aluminium and alloy steel. They are also ideal for smoothing materials and in some cases to sharpen tools.

What is the coarseness of the file?

The coarseness refers to how rough or smooth the file is depending on how close the teeth are. The main categories of coarseness are coarse, bastard, double cut and smooth. The coarseness of the RS PRO flat file is second-cut, allowing for quick and efficient removal of material.

The coarseness refers to how rough or smooth the file is depending on how close the teeth are. The main categories of coarseness are coarse, bastard, double cut and smooth. The coarseness of the RS PRO flat file is second-cut, allowing for quick and efficient removal of material.

Other sizes available?

The RS PRO flat file range features a variety of sizes to accommodate for various filing needs and applications. Other sizes in the range include: 6 Inch - 16114678 Inch - 161146810 Inch - 161146912 Inch - 1611470

The RS PRO flat file range features a variety of sizes to accommodate for various filing needs and applications. Other sizes in the range include: 6 Inch - 16114678 Inch - 161146810 Inch - 161146912 Inch - 1611470

How to maintain your file

In order to ensure your files remain sharp and work to their full potential, it is essential to regularly clean and maintain them. A file card or wire brush are recommended as they can remove debris and build up between the teeth of a file efficiently, without damaging them.

In order to ensure your files remain sharp and work to their full potential, it is essential to regularly clean and maintain them. A file card or wire brush are recommended as they can remove debris and build up between the teeth of a file efficiently, without damaging them.