What is this lathe file used for?

It is designed for coarse stock removal and deburring turned parts on a lathe.

What are the dimensions of this file?

The file measures 300 mm in length, 30 mm in width, and 6,5 mm in thickness.

What does cut 1 indicate?

Cut 1 is a coarse cut engineered for high stock removal during rough filing tasks.

Is a handle included with the file?

No, this file is supplied without a handle. You can attach a compatible file handle to the tang.

What profile does this file have?

It is a flat blunt file with cut on two faces and two uncut edges according to DIN 7261 shape H.

PFERD 1612 DE 300 H1 lathe file flat blunt 300 mm cap 1 (for coarse chipping, deburring) - 12119303

Name: PFERD 1612 DE 300 H1 lathe file flat blunt 300 mm cap 1 (for coarse chipping, deburring) - 12119303
Brand: PFERD
SKU: 41051005
Price: 35.17 EUR
Availability: PreOrder

Supplier number: PFERD 12119303 | EAN 4007220011720

35.17 tax incl.

€29.07 excl. VAT (incl. all environmental contributions)

On order: delivered from 16/10/2026

The minimum purchase order quantity for the product is 5.

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Controlled lathe deburring with Pferd

Practical benefits

High material removal rate: With cut 1, you quickly deburr and rough turned metal components directly on the lathe.
Enhanced safety during turning: The opposing cut directions guide the file away from the chuck during lathe work to protect you.
Safe edges protect workpieces: Two uncut edges allow you to work flush against corners without unintentionally gouging adjacent metal surfaces.

In a nutshell

The right choise for

With the Pferd 1612 de 300 H1 lathe file, you deburr and machine turned metal components quickly and reliably. Thanks to cut 1, you achieve rapid and coarse stock removal when roughing and removing stubborn burrs directly on the lathe. The intelligent opposing cut design on the front and rear faces actively guides the file away from the lathe chuck during rotation, giving you safer control. Measuring 300 mm in length with two uncut safe edges according to din 7261 shape H, it lets you work flush against shoulders without gouging adjacent surfaces. This flat blunt file comes without a handle, allowing you to fit your preferred grip for optimal handling.

Product information FAQ

€35.17

tax incl.

Key features according to our expert

Length: 300 mm
Width: 30 mm
Shape (file): Flat
With stitches: No
File type: Workshop file
Thickness: 6,5 mm

Product description

PFERD lathe file hand 300mm cut 1 for coarse stock removal, roughing

Characteristics

PFERD special files are tools that are optimized for specific uses, e.g. for processing soft metals or thermosetting plastics, for deburring parts turned on a lathe or for sharpening cutting tools
Rectangular file, tanged and cut on two sides, two edges uncut
Shape H according to DIN 7261
Suitable for deburring parts turned on a lathe
Special cut specifically designed for deburring lathed parts

Advantages:

Opposed direction of the cut on the front and back side causes the file to move away from the chuck during lathe work. This improves safety.

All Features

Length: 300 mm
Width: 30 mm
Shape (file): Flat
With stitches: No
File type: Workshop file
Thickness: 6,5 mm
Processing tasks: Corners
Cap: Single cap
Workable materials: Aluminium

Brand PFERD
41051005
EAN 4007220011720
Supplier number PFERD 12119303

Frequently asked questions about this product

Answered by specialists

What is this lathe file used for?: It is designed for coarse stock removal and deburring turned parts on a lathe.
What are the dimensions of this file?: The file measures 300 mm in length, 30 mm in width, and 6,5 mm in thickness.
What does cut 1 indicate?: Cut 1 is a coarse cut engineered for high stock removal during rough filing tasks.
Is a handle included with the file?: No, this file is supplied without a handle. You can attach a compatible file handle to the tang.
What profile does this file have?: It is a flat blunt file with cut on two faces and two uncut edges according to DIN 7261 shape H.