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SIMONDS Double-Cut Warding File

The SIMONDS Warding File is a double-cut file with a single edge cut, second cut, and natural finish. It measures 13/16 in wide and 8 in long without tang, tapering towards the point. This file is designed for…

SKU 3G-OTH-634137

Brand
SIMONDS
Item
Double-Cut Warding File
Part Number
73483000
Category
Double-Cut Warding Files
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20 Woodlands Link #09-05, Singapore 738733
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Technical Specifications

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Manufacturer Part Number
73483000
Type
Single Edge Cut, Second Cut, Natural
Wd
13/16 in
Lg Without Tang
8 in

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Product Description

The SIMONDS Warding File is a double-cut file with a single edge cut, second cut, and natural finish. It measures 13/16 in wide and 8 in long without tang, tapering towards the point. This file is designed for precision filing in confined spaces, supported by 3G Electric's specialist sourcing across 14 industrial departments.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a SIMONDS warding file used for?

A SIMONDS warding file is used for precision filing in narrow slots, keyways, and confined spaces. Its double-cut, single-edge design with a taper towards the point allows fine material removal and finishing in locksmithing, toolmaking, and general metalworking. 3G Electric supplies this file globally.

What are the specifications of the SIMONDS warding file 73483000?

The SIMONDS warding file 73483000 is a double-cut, single-edge cut, second-cut file with a natural finish. It measures 8 in long without tang and 13/16 in wide, tapering towards the point. The manufacturer part number is 73483000. 3G Electric sources this file across 14 industrial departments.

Where to buy SIMONDS warding files worldwide?

You can buy SIMONDS warding files worldwide through 3G Electric. We handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your location. As a global industrial supplier, we source genuine SIMONDS files and provide specialist support for precision filing applications.

How to select the right warding file for precision filing?

Select a warding file based on the workspace width and required cut. For narrow slots, choose a file with a taper towards the point, like the SIMONDS 73483000. A second-cut, double-cut design balances material removal and finish. 3G Electric can advise on file selection for your specific application.

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3G Electric supplies SIMONDS double-cut warding files. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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