TORK CRAFT Wire Cup Brush 50mm X 6mm Shaft

Features

• 50 mm cup diameter – ideal for small to medium metal parts, components, weld seams and narrow surfaces.
• 6 mm shaft mount – fits standard electric or cordless drills and many rotary tools for ease of use and quick setup.
• Steel wire bristles designed for aggressive cleaning of rust, old paint, corrosion and scale on hard surfaces.
• Compact and easy-to-handle design reduces fatigue and allows precise brush control in confined spaces or detailed tasks.

Benefits

• Efficient surface prep: quickly strips away rust, paint flakes and corrosion from metal surfaces, saving time before welding, painting or coating.
• Access to tight or detailed areas: small brush size allows you to reach corners, weld seams, inside brackets or irregular shapes where larger brushes can’t get.
• Cost-effective tool for light to medium cleaning tasks: ideal for maintenance, repair, restoration or small fabrication jobs without needing large bench-grinder wheels.
• Versatile workshop use: works well on automotive parts, metal fittings, castings, tools — anytime a controlled, drill-powered wire brush is required.

Extra Information

• Best suited for steel, iron or other hard metals where wire brushing is appropriate. Avoid use on soft metals or materials where deep wire marks would be visible or detrimental.
• Use a variable-speed drill or rotary tool for better control — adjust speed according to material and cleaning intensity required.
• For heavy rust, thick paint or heavy corrosion, multiple passes may be needed — consider using coarser or larger brushes for bulk removal first.
• After cleaning, wipe down the surface with a solvent or degreaser to remove metal dust and debris before painting or coating.

Specifications

Safety

• Wear eye, ear and dust protection when using wire brushes — metal particles, rust and scale can become airborne.
• Use gloves and protective clothing to guard against metal shards, sparks or loose bristles.
• Ensure the workpiece is securely clamped or held to avoid slipping while brushing.
• Inspect the brush before each use — discard if bristles are bent, loose or damaged to prevent poor performance or accidents.
• Operate drill at suitable speed and avoid excessive pressure — let the wire cup do the work to avoid overheating or damaging the workpiece.