Industrial Pneumatic Reciprocating File & Grinding Machine
Key points
- High stroke frequency for rapid deburring
- Reciprocating action for tight-space shaping
- Durable alloy body with vibration control
- Compatible with multiple file and saw shapes
- Reciprocating access helps mold makers and fabricators deburr internal corners where rotary tools cannot work
- Low-noise exhaust keeps the tool usable in enclosed fabrication bays for long shifts
- Tool rooms can swap file and saw blades onto one body instead of buying two machines
- Maintenance teams can reach the rear oiling ports at the bench, so routine lubrication fits between shifts rather than a service visit
| Stroke Frequency | Up to 6,500 bpm |
| Stroke Length | 5 mm - 10 mm reciprocating |
| Air Consumption | 0.2 m³/min |
| Operating Pressure | 6.2 kgf/cm² (90 psi) |
| Body Material | High-Strength Alloy |
| Feature | Vibration-Damping / Low-Noise Exhaust |
| MOQ | 1 pc |
| Price basis | FOB China |
| Payment | T/T bank transfer |
| Packing | Export carton with moisture-resistant packing |
| Sample | Available before a bulk order |
| Lead time | Confirmed in your quotation |
Product detail
High-performance reciprocating pneumatic file machine engineered for industrial deburring, shaping, and surface finishing in metalworking and mold making. Delivering up to 6,500 strokes per minute with a 5mm-10mm reciprocating travel, this tool provides efficient material removal in tight spaces where rotary grinders cannot reach. The lightweight alloy body and vibration-damping rubber sleeve ensure comfort during extended use, while the low-noise exhaust system improves the working environment. The precision collet securely holds a variety of file shapes including flat, round, and triangular. Built with industrial-grade bearings and a hardened piston for long service life under heavy workshop usage. Essential for die cast cleaning, furniture carving finishing, and precision metal fabrication. Easy to maintain with rear oiling ports, this pneumatic file is a cost-effective and reliable solution for professional workshops and assembly lines worldwide. Requires a standard air compressor setup (6.2kgf/cm²) for optimal performance. Die shops can keep the machine at the bench for the final pass on a mould, so hand finishing is done where the part can be measured rather than in a separate area. Die and mould shops use the reciprocating stroke to work a corner that a rotary burr cannot reach, and because the file cuts on the push stroke, the finish follows the direction of the part rather than circling it.
