Apex 42030L Assorted Miniature Files 5.5 Inch Double Cut

Product Description

The APEX 42030L is a set of assorted miniature files designed for precision material removal in tight spaces and detail work. The set includes five file shapes: flat, half round, round, square, and three square. Each file features a double cut pattern with angled edge geometry and measures 5.5 inches in file length with an overall length of 8 inches. Markings are hard stamped for durability. These files are constructed from steel and are suited for machinists, pipefitters, electricians, and HVAC technicians who need reliable hand tools for deburring, fitting, and shaping metal components on the job.

This assortment is well suited for trade applications where multiple file profiles are needed in a compact package. The five included shapes cover a wide range of surface profiles, making this set appropriate for work on pipe ends, electrical knockout edges, sheet metal, fittings, and mechanical components. The compact 5.5-inch file length allows access to confined areas in panels, enclosures, and tight mechanical assemblies. The set is sold as a single unit and is appropriate for use across residential and commercial trade environments.

Key Features

• Five file shapes included: flat, half round, round, square, and three square
• Double cut pattern for efficient material removal on metal surfaces
• Angled edge type for reaching into corners and detailed profiles
• 5.5-inch file length with 8-inch overall length for extended reach and control
• Hard stamped markings for lasting identification
• Steel construction for durability in trade use

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose miniature file set compatible with standard hand-filing applications on metal, suitable for deburring, fitting, and shaping tasks common in HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and mechanical trades.

Installation Notes

No power tools or power shutoff is required for hand file use. Always wear appropriate eye protection and gloves when filing metal to guard against chips and sharp edges. Secure the workpiece before filing to maintain control and consistent material removal. Inspect file teeth before use and avoid applying lateral pressure that could cause file damage or breakage.