File/Rasp YATO YT-62268 — length 150 mm, hand tool, 1 pc

The YATO YT-62268 file/rasp is a compact hand tool with a working length of 150 mm supplied as a single piece. Designed for shaping, smoothing and removing material from metal, wood and plastics, this round tapered file provides controlled material removal in confined or detailed areas. Its compact size and round profile make it suitable for deburring, fitting and finishing operations where precision is required.

Advantages

The round tapered cut delivers consistent stock removal along curved and contoured surfaces while the single-piece supply ensures you have the exact tool needed for small repair or workshop tasks. The ergonomic three-component handle improves grip and control during prolonged use, reducing slippage and enabling steady pressure for accurate work. The 150 mm length balances accessibility and control for fine detail work.

Suitable for

• Deburring and removing burrs from metal or plastic parts
• Shaping and finishing curved profiles in wood and metal
• Detail filing in confined spaces or small assemblies
• Fitting and trimming edges during repair and maintenance

Key specifications

• Working length: 150 mm
• Profile: round, tapered
• Cut: single (one-cut) for material removal suitable for shaping and smoothing
• Handle: three-component ergonomic handle for improved grip and control
• Supply: 1 piece

How to use

Select the file for the material and shape you need to work on. Secure the workpiece properly before filing to prevent movement. Hold the handle with a comfortable grip and apply steady, even strokes along the workpiece in the direction recommended for the material type. Use the tapered portion for accessing tighter radii and the full round section for larger curved surfaces. Clean the file teeth periodically during use to maintain cutting performance.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves. For metalwork, support the part in a vise and use moderate pressure to avoid excessive wear; for wood and plastics use lighter pressure and check progress frequently to prevent over-filing. Store the file in a dry place and avoid contact with other tools to protect the cutting edges.