TORK CRAFT Wire Cup Brush 63mm X 6mm Shaft Blister

Features

• 63 mm cup diameter offers a balance of coverage and control for small to medium metal parts.
• 6 mm shaft mount ensures compatibility with most standard drills and rotary tools.
• Steel wire bristles for aggressive removal of rust, paint, scale and corrosion on metal surfaces.
• Compact, lightweight design for easy handling and better control when working on detailed or irregular parts.

Benefits

• Efficient surface prep: quickly strips away rust, paint flakes and corrosion, reducing prep time before welding, painting or coating.
• Access to confined areas: smaller brush size allows reaching inside brackets, weld seams, castings or irregular shapes where larger brushes can’t fit.
• Cost-effective and versatile: suitable for a wide range of metal cleaning tasks without needing multiple brush sizes.
• Workshop-ready convenience: simple drill-driven design means no special tools required — ideal for maintenance, repair and fabrication work.

Extra Information

• Best used on steel and other hard metals — avoid use on soft metals or materials where heavy wire brushing may cause surface damage.
• Use a variable-speed drill for better control — match speed to the material and level of rust or paint removal needed.
• For heavy rust or thick paint, multiple lighter passes are better than heavy pressure — this prolongs brush life and prevents surface scoring.
• After cleaning, wipe the surface clean of metal dust and debris before painting, coating or welding.

Specifications

Safety

• Wear eye, ear and dust protection — metal dust, rust particles or loose bristles can be hazardous when brushing.
• Use gloves and protective clothing to guard against stray wire fragments or sharp edges.
• Ensure the workpiece is securely clamped before operation to prevent slipping or kick-back.
• Check brush integrity before use — discard if wires are bent, broken or loose to avoid unsafe operation or poor cleaning results.
• Operate drill at moderate speed and avoid excessive pressure — let the brush do the work to prevent surface damage or tool strain.