Wire Cup Brush Twisted Plain 65mm X 6mm Shaft Blister

Features

• 65 mm cup diameter, 6 mm shaft — fits standard electric or cordless drills for flexible use.
• Twisted steel wire bristles provide strong, aggressive brushing action for rust, paint, scale and corrosion removal.
• Compact size with sufficient coverage balances control and effectiveness, ideal for medium-size metal parts and weld seams.

Benefits

• Efficient surface prep: quickly removes rust, paint, scale and old coatings, reducing prep time before welding, painting or coating.
• Versatile for various tasks: works on metal parts, weld seams, castings, brackets and irregular shapes — useful across fabrication, maintenance and repair jobs.
• Cost-effective brush choice: twisted-wire design tends to last longer under heavy use compared to crimped-wire brushes, giving better value over time.
• Compact and easy to handle: small shaft and moderate cup size allow better control, especially when working on detailed or irregular surfaces.

Extra Information

• Best suited for steel and other hard metals — avoid using on soft or non-ferrous metals where wire marks may be visible or harmful.
• Use a variable-speed drill and moderate pressure for best results; excessive pressure may reduce brush life or damage the workpiece.
• For heavily corroded surfaces, consider multiple light passes rather than heavy scrubbing to prolong brush life and achieve a more even finish.
• After brushing, clean the surface thoroughly to remove metal dust and debris before painting or coating.

Specifications

Safety

• Wear eye, ear and dust protection when using wire brushes — metal dust, rust particles and possible wire fragments can be hazardous.
• Use gloves and protective clothing to protect against metal shards, sparks or sharp edges during brushing.
• Clamp the workpiece securely before use to prevent slipping and ensure stable brushing action.
• Inspect the brush before each use and discard if wires are bent, loose or damaged to avoid unsafe operation or poor cleaning results.
• Use moderate speed and light to medium pressure — let the brush do the work rather than forcing it, to maintain surface integrity and prolong tool life.