Air files offer precision filing with high-speed, controlled strokes, making them perfect for deburring, smoothing, and fine-tuning metal surfaces. Ideal for work where detail and accuracy matter.
Air files, also called reciprocating files, move a file blade back and forth several thousand times a minute. Toolmakers, die and mould shops, foundries and aerospace workshops use them for deburring, fitting, finishing edges and reaching corners that a rotary tool would round off.
The tool is held close to the work like a pencil, so every stroke of the piston goes into the fingers. The fine motor control the job needs disappears as the hand goes numb.
Filing is a control task. A steady blade gives a flat surface, an even edge and fewer strokes to reach the tolerance. It also lets the operator work a full shift on detail work without the tingling that ends a day early.
The ultra-light FRV-60 A and FRV-60 B are declared at 1.8 and under 2 m/s², below the EU exposure action value of 2.5 m/s², and weigh 0.30 kg. The heavy duty FRV-110 sits at 2.1 m/s² with 1.5 l/s air consumption. Noise stays between 66 and 75 dB(A).
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