IMPA: 614384

Double Cut Square File – IMPA 614384

This double cut square file is an essential hand tool for marine engineers, ship fitters, and metalworkers. Designed with a square cross-section and a double-cut tooth pattern, it delivers aggressive material removal and efficient surface finishing on flat surfaces, slots, keyways, and square holes. Manufactured from high-grade hardened steel, it offers excellent wear resistance and long service life even in demanding shipboard environments.

Whether you are deburring metal edges, shaping steel components, or finishing fillet welds, this square file provides the control and cutting performance required for precise work. Available in several lengths, it fits comfortably in hand and can be used with or without a handle. Ideal for use in fabrication, repair, and maintenance tasks aboard ships and in marine workshops.

Key Features

Technical Specifications

PropertySpecification
Product TypeDouble Cut Square File
IMPA Code614384
Cross SectionSquare
Cut TypeDouble Cut
MaterialHigh Carbon Steel
HardnessHardened and tempered
Overall Length200 mm (8"), 250 mm (10"), 300 mm (12")
Width (Square side)6 mm – 12 mm
Cut GradeBastard / Second Cut
HandleNot included (tang end)
ApplicationMetal filing, ship repair, general workshop use

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a double cut square file used for?

A double cut square file is used for filing slots, keyways, square holes, and internal corners. Its double-cut teeth provide faster material removal while the square profile allows access to confined areas.

What sizes are available for this square file?

Common lengths are 200 mm, 250 mm, and 300 mm (8, 10, and 12 inches). The square section width varies around 6-12 mm depending on length and cut grade.

Does this file come with a handle?

No, the file is supplied without a handle. It has a tang end that fits standard file handles, allowing you to select one that suits your grip and comfort.

Can this file be used for stainless steel and marine alloys?

Yes, the hardened steel teeth can effectively file various metals including mild steel, stainless steel, and non-ferrous alloys commonly found in marine applications. To prevent rust on the file, wipe it clean after use and apply light oil.

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