Brush / cylindrical brush with shank 24 mm, EPM E-561-6024

The EPM Brush / cylindrical brush with shank 24 mm is a rotary cleaning tool designed for use with drills and rotary tools. With a compact 24 mm shank diameter, this cylindrical brush is intended for surface cleaning, deburring and removing rust or paint residues from metal and other hard surfaces. Its construction enables efficient contact with workpieces while remaining compatible with standard chucks used in maintenance and surface preparation tasks.

Advantages

This cylindrical brush offers controlled abrasion for cleaning and deburring while preserving underlying material where appropriate. The shank size makes it easy to mount in common drill chucks and rotary tool collets, enabling quick changes and minimal setup time. The brush design provides consistent performance on metal surfaces and other hard materials, allowing removal of corrosion and loose coatings without excessive effort.

Suitable for

• Surface cleaning of metal parts
• Deburring edges and weld seams
• Removing rust and loose paint
• Preparing surfaces before painting or coating
• Light finishing and surface texturing of hard materials

Key specifications

• Brush type: cylindrical (brush-pin)
• Shank diameter: 24 mm
• Intended materials: metal and other hard surfaces
• Primary uses: cleaning, deburring, rust and paint residue removal
• Compatibility: standard drill chucks and rotary tool collets

How to use

Secure the brush in the drill or rotary tool chuck ensuring the shank is fully seated and tightened. Operate the tool at an appropriate speed for the material—start at lower RPM to control contact and increase gradually if needed. Apply light, even pressure and move the brush across the surface to remove rust, paint or burrs. Avoid excessive force or prolonged dwell in one spot to prevent surface damage or premature wear of the brush.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses, gloves and a dust mask when working with the brush. For optimal results, pair with steady tool control and moderate rotational speed; test on a small area before full-scale use to confirm suitability for the material and finish required.