Foot file / rasp Inter-Vion metal — Inter-Vion model (metal foot rasp)

The Inter-Vion metal foot file is a handheld rasp designed for mechanical removal of hard skin and calluses on feet. The coarse metal abrasive surface is shaped to follow the contours of heels and soles, enabling controlled exfoliation during routine at-home pedicure. Intended for occasional use on dry or slightly damp skin, the metal rasp helps to smooth rough patches and contributes to foot hygiene when used with appropriate care.

Advantages

The metal construction provides durable abrasion that maintains its effectiveness over repeated uses. Its ergonomic shape allows firm grip and precise contact with problem areas, while the coarse teeth remove thickened skin quickly without chemicals. Because it is a mechanical tool, there are no consumables required and it can be cleaned and reused, making it a practical choice for regular foot maintenance.

Suitable for

• Removing calluses and thickened skin on heels and soles
• Routine at-home pedicure and foot maintenance
• Preparing feet for moisturizers or foot creams
• Individuals needing a durable tool for occasional intensive exfoliation

Key specifications

• Handheld metal rasp with coarse abrasive surface for mechanical exfoliation
• Ergonomic handle for secure grip and precise control
• Suitable for use on dry or slightly damp skin with gentle pressure
• Reusable and cleanable metal construction for long-term use

How to use

Use the metal foot file on dry or slightly damp skin. Hold the rasp at a comfortable angle and apply gentle, even strokes to callused areas until the skin becomes smoother. Avoid excessive force or prolonged filing in one spot to reduce the risk of irritation. After filing, rinse the foot and the tool, dry thoroughly and apply a suitable moisturizer to the treated areas.

Usage recommendations

Clean the metal rasp after each use with warm water and mild soap, then dry completely to prevent corrosion. Do not use on irritated, infected, or broken skin. For best results, combine occasional filing with regular moisturizing and consult a podiatrist if you have diabetes, circulatory problems, or persistent foot pain.