Wire Wheel Brush 150 X 25mm Bench Grinder Blister

Features

• 150 mm diameter × 25 mm width provides substantial brushing surface for efficient cleaning of larger metal parts.
• Wire wheel design suitable for bench grinders — ideal for heavy-duty metal cleaning tasks.
• Durable steel wire bristles deliver aggressive cleaning action for removing rust, scale, paint and corrosion.
• Wide surface coverage reduces time and effort when cleaning large surfaces, welds or fabrication parts.

Benefits

• Faster metal prep: large wheel cleans faster than smaller brushes — great for prepping bulky or multiple parts before painting or coating.
• Consistent surface finish: wire wheel helps smooth weld seams, remove corrosion or old paint evenly across large metal areas.
• Ideal for heavy-duty use: built for workshop conditions — suitable for frequent use in fabrication, maintenance and repair settings.
• Versatile applications: use for metal cleaning, rust and paint removal, surface prep for welding, grinding and finishing work.

Extra Information

• Best used on steel and other hard metals where rust, paint or corrosion needs to be removed effectively.
• Not suitable for soft metals or surfaces where wire marks would be visible or damaging. For soft metals, consider using softer wire brushes or alternative methods.
• Ensure the workpiece is securely mounted or clamped before use, especially for heavy or irregularly shaped parts.
• After cleaning, wipe down the surface to remove metal dust and debris before painting, coating or welding.

Specifications

Safety

• Wear eye, ear and dust protection when using wire wheels on a bench grinder — metal dust, sparks or loose wires can be hazardous.
• Use gloves and protective clothing to prevent injury from debris or wire fragments.
• Ensure the workpiece is securely clamped or mounted before brushing — do not attempt to hold by hand.
• Inspect the wire wheel before use and discard if bristles are bent, missing or damaged to prevent uneven brushing or breakage.
• Operate the grinder at correct speed and avoid excessive pressure to prevent overheating, surface damage or wire break-off.