Floor disc brush with shank 63 mm EPM E-560-7063

Floor disc brush with shank 63 mm EPM E-560-7063 is a rotating abrasive accessory designed for use with drills and rotary tools that accept a 63 mm disc and matching shank. The brush provides concentrated rotary brushing action for surface cleaning, removal of rust and old paint, deburring and light edge finishing on metal and other durable materials. It is intended for workshop and maintenance tasks where a compact disc brush with shank is needed to access flat or slightly contoured surfaces.

Advantages

The disc brush features a compact 63 mm working diameter that allows access to tight areas while delivering uniform brushing performance. Its shank design ensures stable mounting in standard drill chucks and rotary tool collets for consistent rotational balance. The brush construction is suitable for removing corrosion, paint residues and burrs without excessive material removal, enabling controlled surface preparation and light finishing. Compatibility with a wide range of rotary tools makes it a versatile accessory for professional and hobby applications.

Suitable for

• Surface cleaning of metal parts and small sheet elements
• Rust and old paint removal on compact surfaces
• Deburring of edges and small welded joints
• Light finishing and surface preparation before painting or coating
• Detail work in workshops, automotive maintenance and metal fabrication

Key specifications

• Working diameter: 63 mm
• Attachment type: straight shank for drill/rotary tool chucks
• Intended operations: brushing, cleaning, deburring, light finishing
• Compatible materials: steel and other durable metals, some hard non-metal surfaces
• Usage environment: workshop, maintenance, fabrication

How to use

Secure the shank firmly in the drill or rotary tool chuck, ensuring correct centring and tight clamping before use. Select a moderate rotational speed appropriate for the material being worked on; excessive speed may reduce control and cause premature wear. Apply light to moderate pressure, letting the brush do the work rather than forcing it; move the disc evenly over the surface to avoid creating gouges or uneven spots. After use, inspect the brush for wear and replace if bristles are significantly worn or deformed.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment, including safety glasses and gloves, and follow the tool manufacturer's guidance on maximum allowable speeds. Test on a small inconspicuous area when working with coated or delicate surfaces to confirm the effect before treating larger areas.