Disc brush with shank 100 mm EPM E-560-7100

Disc brush with shank 100 mm EPM E-560-7100 is a power-tool accessory designed for surface preparation, rust and paint removal, deburring and cleaning of metal and other hard materials. The 100 mm diameter disc with preset abrasive filaments mounts on grinders and rotary tools that accept a compatible shank, delivering concentrated abrasive action for workshop, fabrication and maintenance tasks.

Advantages

This disc brush provides consistent material removal while maintaining shape and balance during rotation. Its construction ensures even wear of abrasive filaments, reducing chatter and vibration for smoother operation. The integrated shank simplifies mounting and changeover on grinders and rotary tools, and the brush design allows access to curved and uneven surfaces where flat abrasives are less effective.

Suitable for

• Surface preparation before welding, painting or coating
• Removal of rust, scale and old paint layers
• Deburring and edge blending on metal parts
• Cleaning weld seams, joints and hard-to-reach contours

Key specifications

• Disc diameter: 100 mm
• Mounting type: fixed shank suitable for compatible rotary tools
• Intended materials: metals and other hard substrates
• Typical applications: abrasive cleaning, deburring and surface finishing

How to use

Securely insert the shank into the collet or chuck of a compatible grinder or rotary tool and tighten according to the tool manufacturer's instructions. Operate the tool at the recommended speed range for the brush and material; avoid excessive force—let the abrasive filaments perform the work. Move the brush steadily across the workpiece, maintaining a consistent angle and applying light, even pressure. Allow the brush to cool periodically during prolonged use to preserve filament performance.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate personal protective equipment, including eye protection, gloves and hearing protection. Verify tool speed compatibility with the brush and inspect the brush before use for damage or uneven wear. For best results on delicate or thin materials, test on a scrap piece first and adjust pressure and speed to avoid excessive material removal.