Pferd 19612154 Swiss-pattern Square File 6 in Cut 2

Product Description

The PFERD 19612154 is a Swiss-pattern square file designed for precision hand filing in metalworking and fabrication applications. At 6 inches overall length with a 7/32 inch square cross-section, this file fits into slots, keyways, and tight corners where flat or round files cannot reach. The Cut 2 double-cut pattern removes material at a controlled rate suited for standard-precision work on harder materials including stainless steel. A tang end accepts a standard file handle, giving the technician a secure grip during use. This tool is sold individually and is a staple in any professional metalworking or maintenance kit.

This square file is well suited for deburring, shaping, and finishing square or rectangular openings in metal stock, weldments, and machined components. It performs on stainless steel and similar hard ferrous and non-ferrous metals. Typical users include machinists, pipefitters, millwrights, and maintenance technicians who need controlled hand-filing in confined geometry. The 6-inch length makes it practical for bench work as well as on-site field fitting tasks.

Key Features

• Swiss-pattern Cut 2 double-cut teeth for controlled material removal at standard precision
• Square cross-section profile reaches corners, keyways, and rectangular slots
• 7/32 inch width and 7/32 inch thickness for work in tight or confined openings
• 6-inch overall length suited for both bench and field use
• Tang end compatible with standard aftermarket file handles
• Rated for use on stainless steel and other hard metals

Compatibility

Designed as a standard Swiss-pattern square file for use with any compatible file handle accepting a tang-style fitting. Appropriate for general hand-filing tasks on stainless steel and comparable hard metals.

Installation Notes

Install a file handle onto the tang before use to prevent hand injury from the exposed tang end. Secure the workpiece in a vise or fixture before filing to maintain control and accuracy. File in one direction with consistent stroke pressure; avoid rocking the file, which accelerates uneven wear. Keep files dry and free of chips by brushing with a file card regularly to maintain cutting performance.