File Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : EL-WT-12981
Jlab Export is a leading File Manufacturer,and suppliers in India
Files and rasps for metal and wood come together in this set, all 200 mm long and packed in a tool roll. The files are half round, flat, round, square and three square in shape, and a round rasp and a half round rasp shape timber. Each one has a soft grip handle in plastic or rubber.
Specifications
| Length | 200 mm |
| File shapes | Half round, flat, round, square and three square |
| Rasps | Round and half round |
| Handles | Soft grip, plastic or rubber |
| Packing | Tool roll, display packed |
| Minimum order quantity | 10 units |
| Dispatch time | Usually 4–6 working days |
| Manufacturer | JLab (Jain Laboratory Instruments Pvt Ltd), Ambala, India |
Filing Exercises for Workshop Students
Filing a sawn mild steel piece into a square block is the classic first fitting job. Students hold it in the Bench Vice, flat file each face and check it against the light with a Square. The square file then opens a keyway or slot, and the three square file cleans out internal corners and V-notches.
Curved work follows, with the half round and round files working a radius or opening out a drilled hole. Woodwork classes shape a handle or a curved edge with the rasps. Soft metals clog the teeth, so students clear them often with the Wire Brush For Cleaning Files.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a file and a rasp?
A file has rows of fine cut teeth and suits metal and smoothing. A rasp has separate raised teeth that tear wood away fast and leave a rough surface, which a file or abrasive paper then smooths.
Which shape suits which job?
Flat for flat faces and outside curves. Half round for inside curves as well as flats. Round for holes and small radii. Square for slots and keyways. Three square for sharp internal corners and V-notches.
Does a file cut on both strokes?
No, only on the push. Press on the forward stroke and lift the pressure on the way back, or the teeth dull. Use long, steady strokes with one hand on the handle and the other on the tip.
Why must a file always be used with a handle?
The tang at the end of a file is pointed and can drive into the palm if the file catches. The files in this set come with soft grip handles, so check that each handle is tight before use.
How is the set packed?
The files and rasps are supplied in a tool roll, display packed. Return each one to the roll after use, because files knocking together in a drawer blunt each other’s teeth.
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Last updated: 6 November 2026