SIMONDS Machinists File: Triangular, 4 in Lg, 3/16 in Wd, 62_75 Teeth per Inch

A triangular tapered saw file is used for sharpening and dressing the teeth of hand saws, particularly crosscut and rip saws. Its tapered shape allows access to narrow gullets, while the bastard cut and 62-75 teeth per inch provide controlled material removal for precision filing in metalworking and woodworking applications.

The SIMONDS triangular tapered saw file (MPN 73547500) is 4 inches long and 3/16 inches wide, with a bastard cut and 62-75 teeth per inch. It is designed for machinists and saw filers, offering a fine-to-medium abrasive action for sharpening saw teeth without over-cutting the blade.

3G Electric supplies the SIMONDS triangular tapered saw file (MPN 73547500) to customers worldwide. We handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your site. As a global industrial solutions provider, we source genuine SIMONDS files and support procurement across 14 departments, including combustion, pumps, and controls.

Select a triangular saw file based on saw tooth pitch and file length. For a 4-inch file with 62-75 teeth per inch, use it on fine-tooth saws (e.g., 10-12 points per inch). Match the file's taper to the gullet depth and choose a bastard cut for general sharpening. Always file at the original tooth angle for best results.