Value Collection 2132C Coarse Three Square Needle File

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 2132C is a coarse-grade, three square needle diamond file designed for precision material removal in tight spaces and intricate workpieces. With a 5.5-inch overall length and a 2.75-inch length of cut, this file delivers consistent stock removal on hard materials including hardened steel, carbide, ceramics, and glass. The triangular cross-section measures 9/64 inch wide by 9/64 inch thick, making it well suited for filing internal angles, slots, and grooves where standard files cannot reach. Machinists, tool-and-die workers, and maintenance technicians reach for needle files like this when detail work demands both precision and control.

This file is appropriate for bench work, deburring, and fine shaping tasks in machine shops, fabrication environments, and maintenance facilities. The coarse grade accelerates material removal on harder substrates, making it a practical choice when aggressive stock removal is needed before finishing passes. Its compact needle profile fits into confined areas where full-size files are impractical, and the three square geometry allows the user to address both flat surfaces and sharp internal corners in a single tool.

Key Features

• Three square (triangular) cross-section for filing internal angles and V-grooves
• Coarse diamond grade for fast, aggressive material removal on hard substrates
• 2.75-inch length of cut provides usable working surface in a compact form
• 9/64 inch wide by 9/64 inch thick profile fits narrow slots and tight geometries
• 5.5-inch overall length offers control and reach in bench filing applications

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose needle diamond file suitable for use on hardened steel, carbide, ceramics, glass, and similar hard materials in standard bench filing applications.

Installation Notes

Diamond needle files are hand tools requiring no power source or installation. Secure the workpiece firmly in a vise or fixture before filing to maintain control and accuracy. Apply moderate, consistent pressure on the forward stroke and lift or reduce pressure on the return stroke to extend file life. Inspect the file periodically for loading or embedded debris, and clean with a file card or soft brush as needed.