Value Collection 2112C Coarse Equalling Needle Diamond File

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 2112C is a coarse-grade equalling needle diamond file designed for precision material removal in tight or hard-to-reach areas. With an overall length of 5-1/2 inches and a 2-3/4 inch length of cut, this file delivers controlled abrasion on hardened metals, carbide, ceramics, and similar hard materials. The equalling profile features parallel flat faces with a width of 13/64 inches and a thickness of 3/64 inches, making it well suited for deburring slots, fitting keyways, and refining flat mating surfaces. Machinists, toolmakers, and maintenance technicians are the primary users of this type of precision needle file.

This needle diamond file is used in bench work and field maintenance applications where a standard steel file cannot cut effectively. Typical scenarios include dressing carbide tooling, smoothing hardened steel components, cleaning burrs from precision slots, and fitting close-tolerance flat surfaces. The coarse grade removes material faster than fine or medium grades and is the right choice when the workpiece requires aggressive stock removal before finishing. It is equally at home in a machine shop, a tool crib, or a maintenance technician's hand toolkit.

Key Features

• Equalling needle profile with parallel flat faces for flat-surface and slot work
• Coarse diamond abrasive grade for fast stock removal on hard materials
• 5-1/2 inch overall length with a 2-3/4 inch length of cut for reach into confined areas
• 13/64 inch width and 3/64 inch thickness for precise fit in narrow slots and keyways
• Diamond abrasive surface cuts carbide, hardened steel, ceramics, and glass

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose hand file for use on hardened metals, carbide, ceramics, and other hard materials that resist conventional steel files. No specific system or machine fitment applies.

Installation Notes

This file is a hand tool used by machinists, toolmakers, and maintenance technicians at a bench or in the field. Secure the workpiece firmly before filing to maintain control and prevent injury. Use appropriate eye protection when filing hardened or brittle materials, as small chips or abrasive particles can become airborne. Do not apply excessive lateral pressure, as diamond needle files can fracture under bending loads.