Procat Motorized Pruning Saw 4.8 mm, rubber handle, 2 pcs / pack

The Procat chainsaw file is designed specifically for sharpening chainsaw blades, offering precise and efficient performance. This quality file ensures your chainsaw chain stays sharp, which extends its lifespan and improves cutting results. The Procat chainsaw file works great for both pros and hobbyists, making sharpening smooth and hassle-free.

Ergonomic design is a key part of the Procat chainsaw file. Its rubber handle gives you a comfy and secure grip, letting you work accurately even during longer sharpening sessions. The rubber surface prevents slipping and makes the file safe to use, while also reducing the chance of mistakes.

The Procat chainsaw file is made from durable, wear-resistant material that keeps its sharpness for a long time. That means fewer file changes and consistently top-notch sharpening results.

The file comes in several different size options, so it fits perfectly on various chain types and chainsaws. Whether it's a lightweight saw for home use or a heavy-duty pro model, the Procat chainsaw file helps keep your chain in top shape. This not only boosts cutting quality but also reduces strain on the chainsaw, extending its life.

The Procat chainsaw file is an essential tool for anyone who wants to keep their chainsaw performing at its best.
Features

Package includes: 2 chainsaw files
Handle: Ergonomic rubber handle
Purpose: Sharpening chainsaw chain

Usage Instructions

Choose the right file size: Check your chainsaw chain type and pick the matching file size from the table below.
Attach the file to the handle: Make sure the file is securely attached to the handle.
Position the file at the correct angle: Hold the file on the cutting tooth at about a 30-degree angle.
Sharpen the teeth: Draw the file evenly through the tooth with a forward motion. Repeat for each tooth.
Check your work: Ensure all teeth are sharp and evenly sharpened.

Choosing the Right File Size

Picking the right file size depends on your chainsaw chain type. The table below helps you select the proper file size:

File Diameter
Chain Pitch
Chain Type
Common Chainsaw Models

3.2 mm
1/4"
Small chains
Lightweight chainsaws

4.0 mm
3/8" mini
Medium chains
Home-use saws

4.5 mm
.325"
Larger chains
Professional-use saws

4.8 mm
3/8"
Large chains
Powerful chainsaws

5.5 mm
0.404"
Extra-large chains
High-power pro saws

Warnings

Always wear proper safety gear, like gloves and goggles, while sharpening.
Make sure the chainsaw is off and the chain is stationary before starting to sharpen.
Store files in a dry, clean place to prevent rust.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

How often should I sharpen my chainsaw chain?

Sharpen the chain whenever you notice its cutting power dropping or regularly based on usage.

Can I use the same file for different chain types?

No, it's important to use the right size file for each chain type to get the best sharpening results.

How do I identify my chain type?

The chain type is usually marked in the chainsaw manual or on the side of the chain.

Can I sharpen the chain myself or do I need a pro?

You can sharpen it yourself with the right tools and technique. If you're not sure, go to a professional.

How do I store files properly?

Store files in a dry, clean place, protected from moisture and dirt.