File triangle Profix RPSE 200 mm with wooden handle model 69348

Profix RPSE 200 mm triangular file with wooden handle (model 69348) is a hand file with a triangular cross-section designed for shaping, deburring and finishing edges, grooves and internal angles on metal, wood and plastic. Its 200 mm working length and tapered triangular profile make it suitable for precision work in corners and for sharpening internal angles where flat or round files are not effective. The wooden handle provides a secure grip and helps control pressure and direction during manual filing.

Advantages

The triangular geometry concentrates cutting action on three edges, enabling effective material removal in narrow angles and tight spaces. The 200 mm length offers a balance between reach and control for general workshop tasks, maintenance and repair jobs. The wooden handle gives tactile feedback, comfortable handling and reduced vibration transfer compared with bare tang operation, making it easier to maintain steady strokes. Hardened and tempered steel teeth retain cutting performance under typical hand-use conditions.

Suitable for

• Sharpening and shaping internal angles on metal components
• Filing grooves and corners in woodwork and joinery
• Deburring plastic parts and trimming molded edges
• General workshop maintenance, repair and fitting tasks

Key specifications

• Type: triangular hand file with tapered profile
• Overall usable length: 200 mm
• Cross-section: triangular (three flat faces meeting at edges)
• Handle: wooden, ergonomically shaped for manual use
• Material: hardened steel file body with cut teeth suitable for metal, wood and plastic
• Surface: single-cut or double-cut tooth pattern depending on side, for shaping and finishing

How to use

Secure the workpiece in a vise or clamp to prevent movement and choose the correct filing angle for the intended cut. Hold the wooden handle firmly and place the file on the workpiece at the desired starting point. Use steady forward strokes applying even pressure; lift the file on the return stroke to avoid dulling the teeth. For internal angles, align the appropriate face of the triangular file with the corner and progress gradually, checking fit frequently. Clean filings from the teeth with a file card to maintain cutting efficiency.

Usage recommendations

Use protective gloves and eye protection when filing metal or plastic to reduce the risk of cuts or flying particles. Match the file tooth pattern to the material and finish required: coarser cuts for rapid material removal, finer cuts for finishing and final shaping.