Wire Wheel Brush 75mm X 6mm Shaft Blister

Features

• 75 mm wheel diameter with 6 mm shaft — compatible with standard drills and rotary tools for easy setup.
• Steel wire bristles suitable for rust, paint, scale and corrosion removal on hard metal surfaces.
• Wheel-brush design giving good surface contact for efficient cleaning on flat or curved metal surfaces, weld seams and castings.
• Compact, manageable size for easier handling and better control on medium parts compared with larger bench or grinder-mounted wheels.

Benefits

• Efficient surface prep: removes rust, paint, corrosion and old coatings more quickly than manual brushing — reducing prep time before welding, painting, or coating.
• Good balance of coverage and control: 75 mm size delivers enough coverage for medium jobs while allowing fine control for more precise cleaning and finishing tasks.
• Versatile workshop tool: suitable for maintenance, metal restoration, part cleaning, weld seam treatment, coating prep, and general fabrication work across automotive, structural, and DIY projects.
• Accessible and convenient: drill-mounted design makes it usable with common tools — ideal for home workshops, maintenance garages or smaller fabrication setups.

Extra Information

• Best used on steel and other hard metals — avoid on soft or delicate metals where wire brushing may leave visible marks or damage the surface.
• Use a variable-speed drill at moderate speed and apply light to medium, even pressure to avoid surface gouging or uneven removal.
• For heavier rust or thick coatings, use multiple light passes rather than heavy pressure — this extends brush life and improves finish quality.
• After brushing, clean away dust, metal fragments and debris before painting, coating or welding to ensure proper adhesion and surface integrity.

Specifications

Safety

• Wear eye, ear and dust protection — wire brushing generates metal dust, flakes and possibly loose wire fragments.
• Use gloves and protective clothing to guard against sharp fragments, metal shards or sparks.
• Secure the workpiece securely before brushing — avoid holding by hand where possible.
• Inspect the brush before each use — if bristles are bent, broken or missing, replace to avoid unsafe operation or damage.
• Operate the drill at moderate speed and apply light to medium pressure — let the wire brush do the work without forcing, to prolong tool life and protect surfaces.