Grobet 31.067 Swiss-pattern Equalling File 4 in Cut 4

Product Description

The GROBET 31.067 is a Swiss-pattern equalling file with a Cut 4 finish, designed for precise filing and finishing work on metal surfaces. With a 4-inch overall length, a rectangular cross-section measuring 13/32 inches wide and 5/64 inches thick, this file produces a smooth, refined surface suitable for close-tolerance work. The double-cut tooth pattern removes material efficiently while the fine Cut 4 rating makes it appropriate for deburring, fitting, and detail finishing. It ships with a tang for use with a separate file handle. Trade professionals in machining, tool-and-die, HVAC fabrication, and general metalwork rely on this file for precision hand-filing tasks.

This Swiss-pattern equalling file is suited for bench-work applications where a flat, parallel file profile is required. The rectangular shape and fine cut make it a standard choice for fitting mating surfaces, cleaning up slots, and finishing flat faces on ferrous and non-ferrous metals. It is commonly used in shop environments, field fabrication, and maintenance settings where controlled material removal and surface quality are priorities.

Key Features

• Cut 4 Swiss-pattern rating for fine, controlled material removal and smooth surface finish
• Double-cut tooth geometry removes material efficiently across the full face
• Rectangular equalling profile - consistent width and thickness along the working length
• Compact 4-inch overall length suited for detail work and tight clearances
• Tang drive allows use with standard file handles for improved grip and control

Compatibility

Designed as a standard Swiss-pattern equalling file compatible with any file handle sized to accept a tang-style drive. Suitable for use on ferrous metals, non-ferrous metals, and similar materials in bench-filing and hand-finishing applications.

Installation Notes

Always fit the tang securely into an appropriately sized file handle before use to prevent hand injury. Inspect the file for cracks or missing teeth before each use and replace if damaged. Clean the file teeth regularly with a file card to maintain cutting efficiency and prevent pinning. Store files separated from other tools to protect the cut teeth from damage.