Brush wheel with shank 38 mm EPM E-560-7038

The EPM brush wheel with shank 38 mm E-560-7038 is a compact rotary abrasive accessory intended for surface preparation tasks on metal and wood. The wheel features a 38 mm diameter and an integrated shank for direct mounting in compatible rotary tools and bench grinders. It is designed for cleaning, rust and paint removal, light deburring and finishing, providing stable rotation and controlled material contact for small to medium workpieces.

Advantages

The brush wheel delivers consistent surface contact thanks to its balanced construction and fitted shank, reducing vibration during operation. Its compact diameter allows access to confined areas and fine detail work. The integrated shank simplifies mounting and ensures secure attachment to tools that accept this size, while the abrasive filament bundle is suitable for removing corrosion, old coatings and burrs without aggressive stock removal.

Suitable for

• Removing rust and loose paint from metal surfaces
• Cleaning weld seams and preparing joints for finishing
• Light deburring of cut edges and machined parts
• Surface conditioning and light polishing of wood and metal

Key specifications

• Wheel diameter: 38 mm
• Shank type: integrated shank for direct mounting
• Typical applications: cleaning, rust/paint removal, deburring, light polishing
• Compatibility: rotary tools and bench grinders that accept a 38 mm wheel with shank

How to use

Secure the rotary tool or bench grinder according to the machine manufacturer’s instructions and ensure the tool is powered off before fitting the brush wheel. Insert the shank into the collet or chuck and tighten to the recommended torque. Start the tool at low speed to check for runout or imbalance, then gradually increase to the working speed appropriate for the material and tool. Apply light, even pressure and move the wheel across the surface to avoid gouging; allow the wheel to do the work rather than forcing it into the material.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment including eye protection, gloves and respiratory protection when working with coatings, rust or dust. Match rotation speed and pressure to the workpiece material: lower speeds for softer materials and finishing, higher speeds for tougher deposits. Inspect the brush wheel before each use for wear or damage and replace if filaments are excessively worn or the wheel shows imbalance.