Value Collection 382-0642 Needle File Set 6 Pc Swiss

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 382-0642 is a 6-piece Swiss-pattern needle file set designed for precision material removal and finishing work in tight or detailed areas. Built to Grade 2 specifications, these needle files deliver consistent cut geometry across all six profiles. The set covers the most common filing tasks encountered in metalworking, HVAC fabrication, electrical panel work, and general trade maintenance. Each file is suited for deburring, shaping, or smoothing metal, plastic, and soft alloys where a full-size file cannot reach. Weighing approximately 0.06 pounds for the full set, this is a compact kit built for a tool pouch or service bag.

This file set is appropriate for residential and light commercial trade applications where detailed fitting and finishing are required. HVAC technicians use needle files to clean burrs from copper tubing ends, enlarge knockout holes, and fit sheet metal components. Electricians reach for them when dressing conduit edges or fitting box knockouts. Plumbers use them to clean threads and deburr pipe ends. The six profiles cover nearly every access geometry found in field service work.

Key Features

• 6-piece set includes Equalling, Flat, Half Round, Round, Square, and Three Square files
• Swiss-pattern construction with Grade 2 cut for controlled, precise material removal
• Needle-level precision profile fits into tight clearances and small openings
• Lightweight at 0.06 pounds, suitable for tool pouches and service kits
• Covers all primary filing geometries in a single set

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose needle file set for trade and maintenance use across metalworking, HVAC, electrical, and plumbing applications where Swiss-pattern Grade 2 needle files are required.

Installation Notes

No power source or lockout is required for hand file use, but always de-energize electrical panels and shut off gas or water supply before filing components in live systems. Use appropriate eye protection when filing metal to guard against fine filings and debris. Files should be used with consistent, controlled strokes to maintain file life and avoid chatter on workpiece surfaces. Inspect file teeth before use and replace any file showing visible damage to the cut surface.