Abraboro triangular file 250 mm AB060600000004 by Abraboro

The Abraboro triangular file 250 mm is a hand file with a triangular cross-section designed for shaping, deburring and filing internal angles and narrow grooves. Its 250 mm length offers a balance between reach and control for manual metalworking, woodworking and plastic finishing tasks. The triangular profile allows effective access to corners and tight joints, making it suitable for precision touch-ups and fitting operations where angled surfaces or small radii must be refined.

Advantages

The triangular geometry provides three working faces for consistent material removal along corners and acute angles. With a medium-length 250 mm body this hand file delivers controlled stock removal while remaining easy to manoeuvre. The file is suitable for a range of materials including metals, wood and plastics, enabling multi-purpose use in workshops and on-site repairs. Its shape helps achieve clean edges and accurate fits in joints and corners.

Suitable for

• Filing and finishing internal angles and corners
• Deburring edges on metal, wood or plastic components
• Precision fitting of joints and slots
• Accessing narrow grooves and recesses for shaping
• Manual touch-up and maintenance work in workshops

Key specifications

• Shape: triangular cross-section with three tapered faces
• Overall length: 250 mm
• Working surface: multi-face cut designed for angled filing
• Material compatibility: suitable for steel, non-ferrous metals, wood and plastics
• Typical grip: handled for manual operation and controlled pressure

How to use

Hold the file by the handle with a firm, controlled grip and position the triangular face into the corner or groove to be worked. Use steady, even strokes away from your body, applying consistent pressure to remove material gradually and avoid over-filing. Turn the file as needed to use different faces for even wear and to maintain the triangular profile. Clean the teeth regularly with a file card or brush to preserve cutting performance.

Usage recommendations

Begin with light passes to check fit and then increase pressure only if more material removal is required. For metal work, secure the workpiece in a vice to prevent movement. Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves when filing metal or composite materials.