Abraboro disc brush 100 x 12 mm with wavy wire, shank for stainless steel cleaning

Abraboro disc brush 100 x 12 mm with wavy wire and shank is a compact rotary accessory designed for cleaning and surface preparation on stainless steel and other metals. The 100 mm diameter disc with 12 mm bore is fitted with crimped steel filaments arranged to provide aggressive yet controlled material removal. Mounted on a shank, the brush is suitable for use with handheld drills and rotary tools to remove rust, scale, paint residues, oxidation and light welding spatter while allowing access to edges and confined areas.

Advantages

The wavy (crimped) wire filaments deliver a balance of cutting action and flexibility, reducing the risk of gouging sensitive surfaces while ensuring efficient debris removal. The disc shape and shank connection provide stable running at recommended speeds and make the brush easy to install in standard chucks. Its compact diameter allows targeted treatment of small or narrow zones that larger wheels cannot reach, improving precision in finishing and maintenance tasks.

Suitable for

• Cleaning and degreasing stainless steel surfaces
• Removing rust, scale and oxidation from metal parts
• Deburring edges after cutting or machining
• Surface preparation before welding or painting
• Finishing and restoring small components and fittings

Key specifications

• Disc diameter: 100 mm
• Bore / usable width: 12 mm
• Filament type: wavy (crimped) steel wire
• Mounting: shank for use in handheld drills and rotary tools
• Shape: compact disc for edge and confined-area access

How to use

Secure the disc brush in the drill or rotary tool chuck, ensuring the shank is tightened and runs true. Select an appropriate rotational speed within the tool and accessory limits and apply moderate pressure; allow the wavy wire filaments to do the cutting and avoid excessive force that can shorten brush life or damage the workpiece. Move the brush steadily across the surface or along edges until the desired level of cleaning, deburring or finishing is achieved. Stop periodically to inspect the surface and remove accumulated debris.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment, including safety goggles, gloves and hearing protection. Test the brush on a small area first to confirm compatibility with the material and surface finish. Avoid use on painted or plated surfaces where preservation of the coating is required.