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Jon Bhandari Tools 8 inch Flat File with PVC Handle | Coarse Cut Hand File for Metal, Wood, DIY & General Purpose Use
Brand: Jon Bhandari Tools
Product Overview
Jon Bhandari Tools Flat File are designed for all trades of general work on iron, steel, etc. They are slightly tapered in width and thickness. It is primarily used for finishing, shaping and deburring a wide range of materials including soft metal (e.g, copper, aluminium, brass, bronze, etc), hard metal (e.g, alloy steel), plastic, cast iron, hard rubber and hot metal. PVC handle gives you a comfortable, non slip grip for controlled speed and pressure with every stroke. Mostly used by machinists, machinery builders, ship and engine builders, repairman and others who require to give final touches to the metal or for rapid removal of metal.
Product Details
Weight- 192g, File Length (Without Handle)- 8", File Width- 20mm, Material- Cast Iron, Handle Material- PVC Handle, Colour- Dark Grey, Package Contents- 1x Flat File with PVC Handle- 8"
Jon Bhandari Tools Flat Bastard File is primarily used for finishing, shaping and deburring a wide range of materials including soft metal (e.g, copper, aluminium, brass, bronze, etc), hard metal (e.g, alloy steel), plastic, cast iron, hard rubber and hot metal.
They can also be used as a substitute to sharpen tools with blades, file material down to a smooth finish, or for deburring.
Mostly used by machinists, machinery builders, ship and engine builders, repairman and others who require to give final touches to the metal or for rapid removal of metal.
PVC handle gives you a comfortable, non slip grip for controlled speed and pressure with every stroke.


