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A metal file uses hardened steel teeth made to cut iron, steel, and aluminum, while a wood file has softer teeth for timber. Choose tooth type based on the material, clean dust after use, and store the file dry to reduce rust, especially in humid coastal areas.
A 150 mm file suits light maintenance and small fittings. A 200 mm file works well for welding edges, flanges, and medium cuts. For heavy work or broad surfaces, choose 250 mm. Select a straight, half-round, or flat shape for the gap, and use a comfortable rubber handle for long sessions.
Single-cut teeth are one row for smooth cutting, while double-cut teeth have two rows for faster material removal and better control. Coarse files remove more metal, and fine files are used for precise finishing. Start with coarse or medium teeth, finish with fine, and brush the file after each use.
Matkel supports replacement for manufacturing defects, such as a loose handle or abnormal tooth wear, after confirming the invoice and purchase from the official store. Store files in a dry place in Saudi Arabia and use clean gloves, because humidity and salt exposure can speed rust if the file is unprotected.
The price of a 20 cm metal file varies by head shape, tooth type, and handle quality. Budget options start lower, while premium steel with anti-slip rubber handles costs more. For the best value, compare 150 mm and 250 mm sizes, and consider a file set if you regularly shape or deburr parts.
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