RODA Abrasives – Abrasive Wooden Hand Files 

Abrasive Wooden Hand Files (also known as Emery Sanding Sticks) for hand deburring, smoothing and surface cleaning. Popular among a range of industries as an easy and effective way of using abrasive paper.

Part of our RODA range.

Made in our UK Factory.

Dimensions:

• 18mm wide x 6mm thick x 250mm long

Available in Aluminium Oxide & Silicon Carbide (Wet & Dry).

We also offer Felt Hand Files for polishing once the surface is prepared.

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Grades:

ABRASIVE WOODEN FILES
18mm (Wide) x 6mm (Thick) x 250mm (Long)
Grade (Grit)	Aluminium Oxide (A/O)	Silicon Carbide (S/C)
60g	✓	✓
80g	✓	✓
100g	✗	✓
120g	✓	✓
150g	✗	✓
180g	✓	✓
240g	✓	✓
320g	✓	✓
400g	✓	✓
500g	✗	✓
600g	✗	✓
800g	✗	✓
1000g	✗	✓
1200g	✗	✓
1500g	✗	✓
2000g	✗	✓
2500g	✗	✓
ORDER REF – WHF

• Aluminium Oxide: 60g, 80g, 120g, 180g, 240g, 320g and 400g
• Silicon Carbide: 60g, 80g, 100g, 120g, 150g, 180g, 240g, 320g, 400g, 500g, 600g, 800g, 1000g, 1200g, 1500g, 2000g and 2500g

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Applications:

A real workshop basic, there are countless uses for these emery sanding files, such as:

• Preparing a surface for polishing
• Polishing
• Deburring
• Smoothing
• Sanding
• Surface cleaning
• Shaping & Removing material

Benefits and Best Features of Using Abrasive Wooden Hand Files:

Our abrasive hand files are incredibly versatile.

• Available in both Aluminium Oxide and Silicon Carbide (Wet & Dry)
• Available in a range of grits from 60g to 2500g
• Easier than using regular abrasive paper
• Perfect for flat surfaces
• High Quality
• Made in our UK Factory

Suitable Materials:

RODA wooden hand files can be used to prepare an array of surfaces.

• All metals, including steel and precious metals
• Plastics
• Wood
• Ceramics & Glass

Relevant Industries using Abrasive Wooden Hand Files:

We supply to a wide range of industries, including but not limited to:

• Automotive
• Aerospace
• Fabrication
• Welding
• Metalwork
• Woodwork
• Sculpture
• Jewellery

Tips:

To prepare a surface for the final polish with Felt/Mops and compound you should work through the grades starting at the most coarse (60g) up to the finest (2500g)

 

For more information give us a call – we have experts here who have been polishing for years!

And take a look at our You Tube page for videos of us hard at work finishing!