Engineers files

Engineer's flat file

It is a flat, tapered steel engineer's file for general use in mechanical workshops for the roughing, fitting and finishing of parts.

Engineer's hand file

It is a flat, parallel steel engineer's file, designed for filing keyways, flat surfaces and precision fits.

Engineer's three-square file

It is a triangular-section steel engineer's file, designed for filing corners, sharp angles, thread teeth and milling cutter teeth, and flat surfaces.

Engineer's half-round file, double cut

Engineer's half-round file with double cut, 100-350 mm.

Engineer's square file

It is a square-section steel engineer's file, designed for filing keyway slots, square openings and right angles.

Engineer's round file

It is a round-section steel engineer's file, designed for filing holes and concave surfaces.

Engineer's knife file

It is a knife-shaped steel engineer's file, with a very elongated triangular section, designed for filing sharp angles in dies and gear teeth.

Engineer's warding file

It is a thin steel engineer's file for keys, with the same shape as the flat file but much thinner and more pointed, designed for precision mechanical work, locksmithing and gunsmithing.