Flat Files

4 inch flat double-cut smooth file at 102 mm. Finer-cut file for finishing passes after bastard work on small parts in shop and field service.

4 inch flat bastard-cut file, 102 mm. Coarse-tooth file used for fast stock removal on smaller workpieces by fabrication shops and industrial maintenance crews.

6 inch flat double-cut smooth file, 152 mm. Used for finishing work after coarser bastard files in fabrication shops and on field maintenance jobs.

Flat bastard file, 12 inches at 305 mm. Heavier coarse-cut file for large stock removal on steel in fabrication shops and shop tool work.

8 inch flat bastard file at 203 mm. Common pickup for fabrication shops and welders running stock removal and weld cleanup on steel.

Magicut flat file at 8 inches, 203 mm. Cross-cut Magicut pattern clears chips fast and resists clogging on soft metals in fabrication and shop work.

14 inch flat bastard file at 356 mm. Largest size in the flat bastard line for heavy stock removal on big steel pieces in fabrication shops and industrial maintenance.

Flat 2nd cut file at 10 inches, 254 mm length. Mid-grade tooth pattern for general filing on steel stock in fabrication and field maintenance work.

10 inch flat smooth file at 254 mm. Fine-cut file used after bastard or 2nd cut for finish work on larger steel parts in fabrication and industrial maintenance.

Flat 2nd cut file at 8 inches, 203 mm. Mid-grade cut between bastard and smooth, used by mechanics and shop techs for general filing on steel parts.

8 inch flat double-cut aluminum file, Type A pattern, 203 mm length. Used by fabrication shops and industrial maintenance crews working aluminum stock where standard steel files clog the teeth.

10 inch flat bastard file at 254 mm. Larger coarse-cut file for heavier stock removal in fabrication and industrial maintenance work on steel components.