Brush flap for satinizing machine Dedra 120×100 mm grit 60

Replacement flap brush for satinizing machine Dedra, size 120×100 mm with abrasive grit 60 designed for surface finishing, deburring and creating satin textures on metal and other materials. This flap brush fits machines that accept 120×100 mm flap attachments and is intended for tasks where controlled material removal and a consistent satin finish are required. The construction and abrasive grit make it suitable for repeated use in workshop and metalworking environments.

Advantages

The grit 60 abrasive provides moderate aggressiveness for efficient removal of burrs, oxidation and surface irregularities while maintaining even satinizing results. The flap design ensures consistent contact with the workpiece, adapting to contours and edges to produce uniform texture. Compatibility with standard 120×100 mm mounting allows straightforward replacement without modifying the machine. Durable abrasive material and balanced construction reduce vibration and extend usable life under typical operating conditions.

Suitable for

• Satinizing and creating brushed finishes on stainless steel, aluminum and other metals
• Deburring edges and removing light weld splatter
• Surface preparation before coating or painting
• Restoration and finishing of metal components in workshops and small production runs

Key specifications

• Flap brush dimensions: 120 × 100 mm
• Abrasive grit: 60 for moderate material removal and satin finish
• Design: overlapping abrasive flaps for conformity to contours
• Intended use: satinizing, deburring and surface texturing
• Compatibility: for machines accepting 120 × 100 mm flap brushes

How to use

Install the flap brush on a satinizing machine that accepts 120×100 mm attachments according to the machine manufacturer’s instructions and secure it firmly before operation. Start the machine at a suitable speed for the material being worked, apply light, steady pressure and move the workpiece or brush evenly across the surface to achieve a uniform satin texture. For edges and contours, allow the flaps to conform naturally rather than forcing heavy pressure. Pause periodically to inspect the surface and the brush condition, replacing the brush when abrasive performance declines.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment—gloves, eye protection and respiratory protection if there is dust or particles. Test on a scrap piece to determine optimal machine speed and pressure for the specific metal and desired finish. Avoid excessive heat buildup by working in short passes and allowing the workpiece to cool between passes when necessary.