Conical Brush on Shaft faster tools 02-9-0100 — 65 mm, brass bristles

The Conical Brush on Shaft faster tools 02-9-0100 — 65 mm, brass bristles is a rotary accessory designed for surface cleaning, deburring and rust removal on metal components. Its conical shape and 65 mm diameter provide access to angled and recessed areas while brass bristles offer abrasive action that is less likely to spark compared with steel wire, making it suitable for many metalworking environments. The brush mounts on a compatible shaft-driven rotary tool or grinder and is intended for use in workshop and maintenance tasks that require controlled, mechanical abrasion.

Advantages

The conical profile allows targeted contact with edges, grooves and contours, improving access where flat brushes cannot reach. Brass bristles combine effective material removal with a softer impact than harder steel wires, reducing the risk of scratching more delicate metal surfaces while still handling rust and scale. The shaft-mounted design provides secure attachment to common rotary tools and grinders for stable, high-speed operation. Overall, the brush balances aggressive cleaning capability with dimensional access and relative resistance to sparking.

Suitable for

• Cleaning rust, scale and oxidation from ferrous and non-ferrous metal parts
• Deburring sharp edges and removing flash after machining or cutting
• Preparing metal surfaces before welding, painting or coating
• Detail work in recessed areas, grooves and around fasteners

Key specifications

• Brush shape: conical
• Working diameter: 65 mm
• Bristle material: brass wire
• Mount type: shaft-mounted for rotary tools and grinders
• Typical applications: surface cleaning, deburring, rust and oxide removal

How to use

Install the brush onto a compatible rotary tool or grinder shaft following the tool manufacturer's instructions, ensuring the shaft and collet are clean and correctly tightened. Operate the tool at speeds recommended for wire brushes and observe maximum RPM limits for the accessory. Apply light, steady pressure; allow the brush to do the work rather than forcing aggressive contact which can deform bristles or damage the workpiece. Move the brush along the surface to be treated, taking care around thin sections and fine details.

Usage recommendations

Use personal protective equipment including eye protection, gloves and appropriate clothing. Test the brush on a non-critical area first to verify finish and effect. Avoid excessive pressure and high temperatures; do not use the brass-bristled brush on hardened or brittle materials where wire impact could cause cracking. Store the brush dry to prevent corrosion of the core and bristles.