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SIMONDS Double-Cut Knife File, Bastard Cut, 6 in L, 5/8 in W - Double-Cut Knife Files
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SIMONDS Double-Cut Knife File, Bastard Cut, 6 in L, 5/8 in W

The SIMONDS Knife File is a double-cut face cut file with a single edge cut and bastard cut, measuring 6 inches in length without tang and 5/8 inches in width (MPN 73500000). 3G Electric interprets customer demand…

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SIMONDS
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Double-Cut Knife File, Bastard Cut, 6 in L, 5/8 in W
Part Number
73500000
Category
Double-Cut Knife Files
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Manufacturer Part Number
73500000
Type
Single Edge Cut, Bastard Cut
Wd
5/8 in
Lg Without Tang
6 in

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Product Description

The SIMONDS Knife File is a double-cut face cut file with a single edge cut and bastard cut, measuring 6 inches in length without tang and 5/8 inches in width (MPN 73500000). 3G Electric interprets customer demand and delivers genuine industrial equipment across 14 departments — and far more — with specialist depth in combustion, pumps and controls as an authorised distributor for brands including SIMONDS, Schneider, ABB, Siemens, SKF, Festo, Fluke, Interpump and FBR.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a SIMONDS knife file used for?

A SIMONDS knife file is used for precision filing in tight spaces, such as die work, tool and die making, and metalworking. Its double-cut face and single edge cut allow aggressive material removal on flat surfaces and edges, while the bastard cut provides a medium-coarse finish.

What are the specifications of the SIMONDS knife file 73500000?

The SIMONDS knife file (MPN 73500000) has a double-cut face with a single edge cut and bastard cut. It measures 6 inches in length without tang and 5/8 inches in width. It is designed for industrial metalworking applications requiring controlled filing on narrow surfaces.

Where to buy SIMONDS knife files worldwide?

3G Electric supplies SIMONDS knife files worldwide, handling full logistics and customs clearance. As a global industrial solutions provider, we source genuine SIMONDS files and deliver them to your facility. Contact us for pricing and lead time on the 73500000 model.

How to select the right SIMONDS knife file for metalworking?

Select a SIMONDS knife file based on cut coarseness and shape. For general metal removal, a bastard cut like the 73500000 works well. Use the double-cut face for flat surfaces and the single edge for slots or corners. Match file length and width to your workpiece access.

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

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