Value Collection 2142F Square Needle Diamond File Fine Grade

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 2142F is a square needle diamond file designed for precision material removal in tight or confined areas. The fine grade abrasive surface delivers controlled stock removal with a smooth finish, making it well suited for deburring, sharpening, and fitting work on hard materials such as hardened steel, carbide, ceramics, and glass. With an overall length of 5-1/2 inches and a length of cut of 2-3/4 inches, this file provides enough reach for detailed work while remaining easy to handle. The square cross-section measures 3/32 inches wide by 3/32 inches thick, allowing access to slots, keyways, and square interior features that standard flat files cannot reach.

This needle file is used across a range of trades and precision applications including tool and die work, HVAC service technicians fitting components, electricians dressing contact points, and machinists refining part geometry. The compact needle profile is standard equipment in field service kits where precise fitting and finishing of small features is required. Fine grade makes it appropriate for finishing passes rather than aggressive material removal.

Key Features

• Square cross-section profile for accessing slots, keyways, and interior square features
• Fine grade diamond abrasive for smooth finishing and controlled stock removal
• 2-3/4 inch length of cut provides adequate working surface for detailed tasks
• 5-1/2 inch overall length for comfortable grip and reach
• 3/32 inch width and thickness for entry into narrow openings
• Suitable for use on hardened steel, carbide, ceramics, and other hard materials

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose needle diamond file for hand-filing applications requiring a square profile and fine abrasive grade.

Installation Notes

This file is a hand tool and requires no power source or mounting. Always wear appropriate eye protection when filing, as metal and abrasive particles may become airborne. Apply light, consistent pressure on the forward stroke and lift the file on the return stroke to preserve the abrasive surface. Inspect the file before use and do not use a file that shows signs of cracking or loss of abrasive bonding.