Wire Cup Brush 75mm X 6mm Shaft Blister

Features

• 75 mm cup diameter provides a good balance between coverage and control for metal surface cleaning and prep.
• 6 mm shaft mount ensures compatibility with standard drills and many rotary tools for ease of use.
• Steel wire bristles for effective removal of rust, paint, scale, corrosion and old coatings from metal surfaces.
• Compact and manageable size gives good maneuverability on smaller parts, welds, brackets or fittings where larger brushes would be unwieldy.

Benefits

• Efficient surface preparation: reliably strips rust, paint and corrosion, saving time and effort before welding, painting or coating.
• Versatile cleaning tool: suitable for a wide range of metal parts — from small castings and brackets to larger weld seams and flat surfaces.
• Better control and precision: manageable size reduces risk of over-brushing or damaging the surface, especially on medium-size workpieces.
• Workshop convenience: drill-mounted design means no special equipment needed — a standard electric or cordless drill will do the job.

Extra Information

• Best used on steel and other hard metals — avoid using on soft or delicate metals where wire marks may be visible or harmful.
• Use moderate drill speed and gentle pressure — let the wire bristles do the work to avoid surface scoring or metal damage.
• For heavy rust or thick paint, consider multiple light passes rather than applying strong pressure — prolongs brush life and improves finish consistency.
• After brushing, wipe the surface clean from metal dust and debris before applying primer, paint or coating.

Specifications

Safety

• Wear eye, ear and dust protection when using wire brushes — metal dust, rust particles and loose bristles can pose hazards.
• Use gloves and protective clothing to shield against metal shards, debris or sparks during brushing.
• Ensure workpiece is securely clamped or held before brushing to prevent slipping or accidental contact.
• Inspect the brush before each use — discard if bristles are bent, broken or loose to avoid unsafe operation or poor cleaning results.
• Operate drill at moderate speed and apply gentle pressure — let the wire cup do the work to avoid surface damage or brush wear.