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4" Flat Warding Bastard Cut File by Crescent Nicholson
- Part Number: 16507NN
- UPC: 00037103334398
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Product Overview
The Crescent Nicholson warding files with a smooth-cut pattern, are primarily intended for locksmiths to use in repairing or filing down the ward notches in keys. The thin rectangular shape is suitable for working in narrow spaces, while double-cut pattern and smooth coarseness make these fast-acting files that still leave smooth edges.
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Industrial Category:
Hand Tools
Industrial Subcategory:
Files
Industrial Subtype:
Hand Files and Rasps
Base Unit of Measure:
EA
Brand:
Crescent Nicholson
Case Pack Qty.:
1200
Country of Origin:
Brazil
Edge Type:
Double Cut Sides/Single Cut Edges
File Cut:
Bastard
File Length:
4 in
File Shape:
Flat
File Thickness:
0.11 in
File Width:
0.43 in
File/Rasp Length:
4 in
File/Rasp Shape:
Flat
Foreign Trade Code:
8203103000
Handled:
No
Item Length (inches):
5.82
Item Weight (lbs):
0.03
Launch Date:
2020-01-01
Marking Style:
Hard Stamped
Material:
Steel
Material Status (MRP):
Active - No Blocks
Order Minimum:
12
Order Unit Of Measure:
EA
Overall Height:
0.11 in
Overall Length:
5.82 in
Overall Width:
0.43 in
Package Quantity:
1200
Packaging:
Boxed
Packaging Type:
Boxed
Product Name:
Warding File
Prop 65:
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SAP Sales Org Status:
Active
Set?:
No
Table Description:
4" Flat Warding Bastard Cut File
UNSPSC_V7.0901:
Files
UPC Code:
037103334398
Warranty:
1 Year
Weight:
0.025 lb
Weight (Catalog):
0.03 lb
Manufactured By:
Crescent Nicholson
Other Details
Also suited for use in narrow spaces where other files won't fit
American pattern files available in bastard, second, and smooth cut in a variety of the most common lengths
Double-cut on sides and single-cut on edges for more versatile performance
Thin rectangular shape lets you work on fine objects or in small areas
Used primarily by locksmiths in repairing and filing the ward notches in keys