File (triangular) Profix RPSE 250 mm with wooden handle – model 69350

Profix RPSE triangular metal file 250 mm with wooden handle (model 69350) is a hand file designed for accurate filing and deburring of corners, grooves and angled surfaces on metal, wood and plastic. The 250 mm working length and triangular cross-section provide access to tight internal angles and sharp edges, while the wooden handle offers a secure grip for controlled material removal. The file's narrow profile and consistent tooth pattern make it suitable for general workshop tasks, tool maintenance and precision shaping where a sharp-edge file is required.

Advantages

The triangular geometry allows efficient material removal in corners and V-shaped slots that flat or round files cannot reach. The 250 mm length balances reach and control for both small- and medium-scale tasks. A wooden handle mounted on the tang improves handling comfort and reduces slippage during repeated use. The hardened and tempered steel body preserves tooth cut for extended service life under normal workshop conditions.

Suitable for

• Filing internal corners and V-grooves on metal components
• Deburring edges after cutting or drilling
• Shaping and finishing small wooden parts
• Removing plastic flash and trimming molded parts
• General tool maintenance and fine fitting of assemblies

Key specifications

• Working length: 250 mm
• Cross-section: triangular
• Handle material: wood
• Body material: hardened and tempered steel
• Tooth pattern: single-cut or double-cut surface suitable for filing metal, wood and plastic

How to use

Secure the workpiece firmly in a vice or clamp. Hold the wooden handle in one hand and guide the file with the other near the tip for better control when working in tight spaces. Apply even forward strokes with moderate pressure; lift the file on the return stroke to avoid dulling the teeth. For inside corners, align the file’s edges with the corner and use consistent, short strokes to remove material until the desired fit or finish is reached. Clean metal filings from the teeth regularly using a wire brush to maintain cutting efficiency.

Usage recommendations

Use personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves when filing. Match file cut and coarseness to the material and task: coarser cuts for rapid material removal, finer cuts for finishing. Store the file in a protective sleeve or tool rack to prevent damage to the teeth and avoid contact with other metal tools.