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conical diamond file 10x170mm D91 (fine) for particularly narrow, deep-set contours
Article no.: 4007220070741
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We order this item for you directly from the manufacturer, as it is not part of our main range and is therefore not in stock with us.
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Technical Data
| Type of product | Diamond file |
Identification numbers & Classifications
| Article number | 4007220070741 | |
| EAN / GTIN | 4007220070741 | |
| Manufacturer number | 15917101 | |
| L-Number | L51060 431 |
Description
Description:
Diamond files and sheets are used for tasks where conventional files fail due to the hardness of the material being worked on. Diamond files and sheets are also used for processing hardened steel. The working temperatures are so low that no chemical wear occurs. This allows the higher hardness of the diamond grain to be exploited for a longer tool life. The conical diamond files are used in tool-making for particularly narrow, deep-set contours. The forged shank allows for use without an additional handle.
Feature:
- Width, metric: 10 mm
- Grit size: D 91
- Height, tang: 2.5 mm
- Height, point: 0.5 mm
- Length, coating: 50 mm
- Length, total: 170 mm
Application:
- Recommendations for use: Apply only slight pressure to the file, especially in workpiece edge areas. Loaded diamond files can be cleaned in kerosene or anti-static plastic cleaner with a file brush. Alternatively, ultrasonic cleaning is also possible. Often it will suffice to knock the file against a hard object. Avoid using grease!
- Applications: Deburring; Finishing; Leveling; Removing oxide layers; Surface work; Working on edges; Working on edges (chamfering, rounding)
- Drive types: Manual application
Material:
- Materials that can be worked:
- Abrasive materials
- Case-hardened steels
- Ferrite (magnetic material)
- Glass
- Graphite and synthetic carbon
- Nickel or titanium-based superalloys
- Steel materials with a hardness > 54 HRC
- Technical ceramics
- Tool steels
- Tungsten carbide
- Materials that can be worked: Abrasive materials; Case-hardened steels; Ferrite (magnetic material); Glass; Graphite and synthetic carbon; Nickel or titanium-based superalloys; Steel materials with a hardness > 54 HRC; Technical ceramics; Tool steels; Tungsten carbide
Supplied with:
- Customer-specific tool solutions are available on request.