Nicholson 22030HNNN American File Set 9 Piece

Product Description

The NICHOLSON 22030HNNN is a 9-piece American file set designed for metal fabrication, maintenance, and general trade work. The set includes flat, half-round, mill, round, and slim taper files in both bastard and smooth grades, covering a wide range of material removal and finishing tasks. All nine files include handles for immediate use, and the complete set ships in an included storage case. Trades that work with ferrous and non-ferrous metals, pipefitters, millwrights, HVAC technicians, and maintenance mechanics will find this set suited to everyday hand-filing operations.

This file set is appropriate for residential and commercial maintenance environments, fabrication shops, and service vehicles where a variety of file profiles are needed. The combination of half-round, rectangular, and round shapes covers internal and external contours, flat stock, and pipe ends. Both bastard and smooth cut grades allow technicians to progress from aggressive stock removal to finish work without switching sets. The included case keeps files organized and protected between uses.

Key Features

• 9-piece American-pattern file set with handles included on all files
• Five file types: flat, half-round, mill, round, and slim taper
• Three file shapes: half round, rectangular, and round
• Bastard and smooth grades for both roughing and finishing work
• Includes storage case to keep the set organized and protected
• Set weight of 3.57 pounds for portability on the job

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose American-pattern file set suitable for hand-filing applications on metal, including ferrous stock, pipe ends, castings, and fittings commonly encountered in HVAC, plumbing, and mechanical maintenance work.

Installation Notes

File sets require no installation but should be used by qualified tradespeople following standard hand-tool safety practices. Secure the workpiece in a vise before filing to prevent movement and reduce injury risk. Inspect file handles before use and replace any that are cracked or loose. Files should not be used on hardened steel beyond their rated hardness, and lateral pressure should be avoided to prevent tooth breakage.