Grobet 31.114 Swiss-pattern Half Round File 6in Cut 2

Product Description

The GROBET 31.114 is a Swiss-pattern half round file with a Cut 2 double-cut tooth pattern, designed for precision material removal and finishing work on metals, plastics, and other materials. At 6 inches in overall length, 19/32 inches wide, and 3/16 inches thick, it delivers controlled stock removal on curved and flat surfaces in a single tool. The half round profile provides a flat face for straight work and a curved face for concave contours. It includes a tang for use with a file handle. This file is suited for tool-and-die work, bench fitting, and general precision filing tasks performed by machinists, toolmakers, and trade professionals.

The GROBET 31.114 is used in applications requiring detailed shaping, deburring, and finishing of workpieces where surface control matters. The half round geometry makes it effective for filing inside curves, slots, and irregular profiles alongside flat surfaces. It is appropriate for light-to-medium material removal at a standard level of precision, making it a practical choice for bench work in machine shops, maintenance facilities, and trade environments.

Key Features

• Half round profile provides both a flat face and a curved face for versatile filing applications
• Cut 2 double-cut tooth pattern for controlled material removal and finishing
• Swiss-pattern construction for consistent tooth geometry and repeatable results
• 6-inch overall length suited for detailed bench and hand filing tasks
• Tang design compatible with standard file handles
• 19/32-inch width and 3/16-inch thickness for work in confined or curved areas

Compatibility

Designed as a standard Swiss-pattern hand file for use with any compatible aftermarket or OEM file handle sized for a tanged 6-inch file.

Installation Notes

Always fit the tang securely into an appropriate file handle before use to prevent hand injury. Keep the file clean and free of metal filings by brushing with a file card regularly to maintain cutting efficiency. Files are hardened tools and should not be used on workpieces harder than the file itself. Store separately from other tools to prevent tooth damage.