Value Collection 2112F Fine Equalling Needle Diamond File

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 2112F is a fine-grade equalling needle diamond file designed for precision material removal and surface finishing on hard materials. With an overall length of 5-1/2 inches and a 2-3/4 inch length of cut, this file delivers controlled, consistent abrasion in tight spaces where larger files cannot reach. The equalling profile features parallel edges with a rectangular cross-section, making it well suited for filing flat surfaces, slots, and keyways to close tolerances. At 13/64 inches wide and 3/64 inches thick, it handles detail work in tooling, dies, molds, and intricate metalwork. Machinists, tool-and-die makers, and maintenance technicians are the primary users.

This needle diamond file is used in precision fitting and deburring applications across machine shops, maintenance facilities, and fabrication environments. Its fine grade makes it appropriate for finishing passes rather than aggressive stock removal. Typical applications include dressing carbide tooling, refining slot dimensions, smoothing weld seams in confined areas, and final-fit work on hardened steel components. The compact profile allows access to recesses and contours that standard hand files cannot reach.

Key Features

• Equalling needle profile with parallel flat faces for precise flat-surface filing
• Fine grade abrasive for controlled finishing and close-tolerance material removal
• Diamond abrasive construction suited for hard materials including carbide and hardened steel
• 5-1/2 inch overall length with a 2-3/4 inch length of cut for reach into confined areas
• Slim cross-section at 13/64 inches wide by 3/64 inches thick for detail and slot work

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose precision needle file for hand filing applications on hard metals, carbide, ceramics, and similar materials in tooling and maintenance environments.

Installation Notes

This file is a hand tool requiring no power source or mounting hardware. Secure the workpiece in a vise or fixture before filing to maintain control and avoid injury. Apply light, consistent pressure on the forward stroke and lift on the return to preserve the abrasive surface. Inspect the file periodically for loading and clean with a file card or brass brush as needed to maintain cutting efficiency.