Floor brush with shank EPM E-561-6063 — 63 mm zinc shank, cylindrical trim

The EPM E-561-6063 floor brush with a 63 mm zinc shank is designed for mechanical and hand-held tools that accept cylindrical shanks. It is intended for surface cleaning and material removal on floors and other flat surfaces. The brush construction combines a durable shank with a cylindrical trim to deliver consistent contact with the workpiece, making it suitable for tasks such as deburring, rust and paint removal, and general cleaning in workshops, construction sites and maintenance operations.

Advantages

The zinc shank provides corrosion resistance and secure mounting in compatible tool chucks, while the cylindrical trim ensures even abrasion across the contact area. The design supports continuous operation on flat surfaces and offers predictable wear behavior for planning replacement intervals. The brush balances material removal efficiency with manageable surface impact to reduce the risk of unnecessary substrate damage.

Suitable for

• Deburring edges and weld seams on metal floors and plates
• Removing rust and loose paint from flat surfaces
• Surface preparation before painting or coating
• General cleaning of workshop and construction site floors

Key specifications

• Shank shape: cylindrical
• Shank material: zinc
• Shank length: 63 mm
• Trim type: cylindrical brush trim
• Intended use: floor and flat-surface cleaning, material removal

How to use

Install the brush into a compatible machine or hand-held tool that accepts cylindrical shanks, ensuring the shank is securely clamped before operation. Operate at the recommended tool speed for the brush and workpiece material, applying even, moderate pressure and keeping the brush in continuous motion to avoid concentrated wear or gouging. Inspect the brush regularly for signs of wear or damage and replace it when bristles become excessively worn or uneven.

Usage recommendations

Use personal protective equipment such as eye protection, gloves and dust masks when performing abrasion tasks. Test on a small, inconspicuous area first to confirm the effect on the surface, and avoid excessive pressure to minimize substrate damage. Store the brush in a dry place to preserve the zinc shank and bristle condition.