Precision Half-Round File for Glass, Stone, Ceramic, Marble, Rock, Bone

Diamond Files: Versatile Tools for Precision Polishing and Grinding

Diamond files are versatile tools primarily used for repairing and polishing hard materials such as steel, jade, stone, ceramics, metal, and glass. With their distinctive features, these files offer exceptional performance and durability.

The files feature a plastic handle with a horizontal grain design on the surface, providing a non-slip and comfortable grip. The handle size of 90 x 18mm (3.52 x 0.7") fits well in large hands and is easy to clean.

These diamond files are versatile and can be applied to a wide range of applications, including metalwork, woodworking, arts and crafts, and glass and marble work. They excel at detail trimming, deburring, chamfering, grinding, and polishing of high-hardness materials like metals, jade, ceramics, and glass.

One of the key advantages of these diamond files is their ability to cut into welds and hardened surfaces where conventional files struggle. They are particularly useful for polishing super brazing scars, ceramic tiles, glass, and jade.

The diamond files feature an electroplated diamond coating, ensuring a fine and overall smooth surface finish. They are known for their high hardness, durability, and resistance to wear, making them a reliable choice for various tasks.

To extend the service life of these diamond files, it is important to follow a few usage rules: - Avoid using the files to frustrate the oxide layer of the workpiece, as the high hardness can damage the file's teeth. - Use one side of the file first, then the other side once the initial side becomes blunt. - Regularly brush the debris embedded in the tooth grooves using a copper wire brush or wire brush. - Maintain a moderate speed during use, with a recommended frequency of 40 back-and-forth motions per minute. - Use the files with water, but avoid using other liquids like oil, acid, or alkali, which can corrode the diamond coating. - Do not use the files for soft metals like aluminum or copper, as they are better suited for hard materials. - Avoid using the files as tools for knocking, prying, pressing, twisting, pulling, or hitting. - When storing the files, prevent them from colliding and maintain a dry, well-ventilated environment.

In addition to the standard diamond files, there are various related products available, such as flat diamond files, diamond file sets, straight-brazed diamond profile wheels, abrasive flap wheels, and aluminum oxide flap discs. These accessories further expand the versatility and applications of the diamond filing system.

With their exceptional performance, durability, and versatility, diamond files have become an indispensable tool for professionals and hobbyists alike, catering to a wide range of precision polishing and grinding needs across various industries.

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