Brush wheel EPM E-561-1075 — end-face abrasive brush 75 mm, zinc-coated bristles

EPM E-561-1075 is an end-face abrasive brush with a 75 mm working diameter and zinc-coated bristles, intended for surface finishing, deburring and light rust or paint removal on metal parts. The brush is designed to mount on rotary tools or bench grinders and is suited for operations that require controlled abrasion on edges and flat faces. Constructed for workshop and industrial use, the tool provides consistent contact between the brush face and the workpiece for repeatable surface preparation results.

Advantages

The zinc-coated bristles deliver uniform abrasive action while offering enhanced resistance to corrosion compared with bare steel wire. The 75 mm working diameter provides a compact working area for access to confined spots and edge treatment. The end-face configuration concentrates abrasion on the face of the brush for precise finishing and deburring. The design is compatible with common rotary tool spindles and bench grinder arbors, enabling straightforward attachment and reliable rotation at tool-appropriate speeds.

Suitable for

• Removing light rust and flaking paint from metal surfaces
• Deburring edges and chamfers on machined parts
• Surface finishing and satin-brushing of small components
• Cleaning weld seams and preparing metal for painting or coating

Key specifications

• Working diameter: 75 mm
• Bristle material: zinc-coated wire
• Type: end-face (face brush) for axial contact
• Typical mounting: rotary tool or bench grinder arbor-compatible
• Intended use: light abrasion, deburring and surface preparation on metals

How to use

Secure the brush on a compatible rotary tool or bench grinder following the tool manufacturer's mounting instructions and safety guidelines. Run the tool at the recommended speed range for wire brushes, begin with light contact and increase pressure gradually to avoid over-aggressive abrasion. Move the brush evenly across the workpiece face or along edges to achieve a uniform finish. Regularly inspect the bristles for wear and replace the brush when bristle length or performance deteriorates.

Usage recommendations

Use personal protective equipment including eye and face protection, gloves and suitable clothing. Avoid excessive lateral force and do not use on non-metallic or heat-sensitive surfaces. For best results, pair the brush with moderate rotational speeds and consistent, light pressure; test on a sample area to confirm finish before treating critical parts.