Disc Brush on Shaft 120 mm Faster Tools 02-9-1107 with Brass Bristles

Disc brush on shaft 120 mm by faster tools with brass bristles is a rotary accessory designed for mechanical surface cleaning and metal preparation. The round disc profile and integrated shaft allow attachment to compatible rotary tools or bench grinders. Brass filaments provide controlled abrasion for removing rust, paint residues, oxidation and light burrs while minimising surface damage compared with harder-steel wire brushes. The brush delivers a consistent finish on steel, stainless steel and other metal parts during preparation, restoration and maintenance tasks.

Advantages

The brass-bristled disc ensures even contact with the workpiece and reduces the risk of scratching sensitive surfaces. Its 120 mm diameter offers a balance between area coverage and access to moderate contours. The shaft-mounted format simplifies installation and rotation stability on standard tool chucks and collets. Brass filaments are corrosion resistant and wear predictably, enabling repeatable surface treatment results and longer useful life in light-to-medium duty applications.

Suitable for

• Removing rust and oxidation from metal parts
• Stripping old paint or coatings in small areas
• Deburring edges after cutting, grinding or machining
• Surface preparation before welding, soldering or painting
• Cleaning weld seams and restoring metal finishes

Key specifications

• Brush type: disc brush on shaft
• Diameter: 120 mm
• Bristle material: brass filaments
• Attachment: shaft for rotary tool/bench grinder
• Typical applications: rust removal, paint stripping, deburring, surface cleaning

How to use

Securely mount the disc brush on the tool spindle or collet so the shaft is held firmly and runs true. Select a rotational speed appropriate for brass filaments and the workpiece material; avoid excessive speed that can cause overheating or filament breakage. Apply light to moderate pressure and move the brush across the surface with steady, even strokes. Allow the brush action to remove corrosion or coatings rather than forcing high pressure, and check the workpiece frequently to control the finishing level. After use, stop the tool and inspect the brush for wear before storing.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment: safety glasses or face shield, gloves and respiratory protection if removing hazardous coatings. Test the brush on a small inconspicuous area to confirm the finish before treating the entire surface. Do not use on soft plastics or delicate finishes where metal filaments could cause damage.