SNOLI Carbide File DURO, 100x25mm, fine

SNOLI Hartmetallfeile DURO fein is a professional fine carbide file for precise work on hard steel edges. It is designed for controlled, repeatable ski-service work rather than aggressive material removal.

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SNOLI · Hartmetallfeile DURO fein · Ski service

SNOLI Hartmetallfeile DURO fein

Long service life and defined fine filing. A precise service tool for workshop, club and race use.

Technical setup

Key specifications

ProductHartmetallfeile DURO fein
Typefine carbide file
Specification100 × 25 mm · fine · durable and extra sharp
Useprecise work on hard steel edges
Benefitlong service life and defined fine filing
ApplicationSki · snowboard · race service

Application & selection

Use the tool for its specific step

Keep the file clean, use a stable angle guide and work from coarser geometry correction toward finer finishing. Stop filing once the edge is true.

SF Sports recommendation

Build a complete edge sequence

For race service we separate geometry, deburring and polishing. File only when needed, use diamond tools for refinement and finish with the rubber block only where the desired edge character requires it.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is SNOLI Hartmetallfeile DURO fein used for?

Precise work on hard steel edges.

What are the main dimensions/specification?

100 × 25 mm · fine · durable and extra sharp.

Is it suitable for race service?

Yes. It is designed for precise, repeatable ski-service work.

Should I use heavy pressure?

No. Controlled pressure gives a cleaner and more repeatable result.

Can I use it on snowboard edges/bases?

Yes, where the tool and task are compatible with the board setup.

Does this tool replace diamond finishing?

No. Filing establishes geometry; diamonds refine and polish afterwards.

How do I know when the step is finished?

Stop once the intended geometry, flatness check or deburring result is achieved. Avoid unnecessary repeated material removal.