Value Collection SC60105319 Triangle File 8 in Double Cut

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION SC60105319 is an 8-inch American-pattern triangle file designed for precision metalworking and machining applications. Also referred to as a three-square file, the triangular cross-section provides three cutting faces, each meeting at a 60-degree angle, making it well suited for filing interior angles, notches, and square corners that flat files cannot reach. The double cut pattern removes material efficiently while still leaving a surface that can be finished further. The file is 5/8 inches wide and features a tang end for use with a compatible file handle. At 0.56 pounds, it is lightweight enough for extended hand use without fatigue.

This triangle file is used in machining, tool and die work, fabrication shops, and general metalworking where precise filing of tight angles or internal features is required. The second-cut coarseness makes it appropriate for intermediate stock removal on ferrous and non-ferrous metals. It is a standard bench-file format and fits naturally into a machinist's or maintenance technician's hand-tool set for deburring, sharpening, and shaping tasks.

Key Features

• Triangular three-square profile provides three usable cutting faces for filing interior angles and notches
• Double cut pattern for efficient material removal on metals
• Second-cut coarseness balances stock removal with surface finish quality
• 8-inch cut length covers the full working surface
• Tang end accepts a standard file handle for improved grip and control
• Non-flexible construction for stable, controlled filing strokes

Compatibility

Designed as a standard American-pattern triangle file compatible with any file handle sized for a tang-style file. Suitable for use on ferrous metals, non-ferrous metals, and similar materials in machining and fabrication applications.

Installation Notes

Always seat a file handle securely onto the tang before use to prevent hand injury from an exposed tang during filing strokes. Inspect the file for cracks or missing teeth before each use. Files should be used with forward-stroke pressure only and lifted on the return stroke to preserve cutting teeth. Store files separated from other tools to prevent edge chipping.