File/Rasp Proline 32356 — hand file/rasp, 1 pc

Hand file/rasp Proline 32356 is a compact manual file designed for shaping, smoothing and deburring metal, wood and other soft materials. The tool is made from high-quality tool steel and features cut no. 2 teeth suitable for moderate material removal while maintaining control over the finished surface. A two-composite, anti-slip TPR handle provides a secure grip during workshop and DIY tasks, making this single-piece file convenient for repair, carpentry and metalworking applications.

Advantages

The file combines durable tool-steel construction with a medium-coarse cut that balances removal rate and surface finish. Its two-composite TPR handle supports ergonomic gripping and reduces slippage during use. Compact size and single-piece supply make it easy to store and transport, while the moderate tooth pattern reduces clogging on wood and soft metals compared with finer cuts.

Suitable for

• Shaping and smoothing wooden components
• Deburring and refining metal edges
• Removing small amounts of material from plastics and soft composites
• General workshop, carpentry and repair tasks

Key specifications

• Material: high-quality tool steel
• Cut: no. 2 (medium-coarse tooth pattern)
• Handle: two-composite anti-slip TPR
• Supply: single piece

How to use

Secure the workpiece before filing to prevent movement. Hold the file with one hand on the handle and the other guiding the tip; apply even, moderate strokes in the direction of the cut to remove material. For wood and soft metals, use long, steady passes to produce a uniform surface; for deburring metal edges, keep strokes light and check progress frequently. Clean the file teeth periodically with a wire brush to maintain cutting efficiency.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves. Choose this medium-coarse file for tasks that require a balance between material removal and surface finish; select a finer or coarser cut if different results are needed. Store the file in a dry place to prevent corrosion and avoid contact with abrasive materials that could damage the teeth.