GEKO wire cup brush with brass-plated waved wire, 17 mm diameter, supplied in a pack of 200. This brush is designed for surface cleaning, deburring and removal of rust and paint from metal parts. It is intended for use with grinders and rotary tools that accept cup brushes and is suitable for industrial and workshop applications where aggressive yet controlled material removal is required.
Advantages
The brass-plated waved wire construction offers a balance between abrasive action and reduced risk of scratching softer base metals. The waved profile increases contact area and provides consistent material removal while maintaining brush shape over extended use. Supplied in a bulk pack of 200, this product supports frequent replacement in high-volume operations and reduces downtime for maintenance and cleaning tasks.
Suitable for
- Surface cleaning and scale removal from steel and non-ferrous metals
- Deburring of machined or stamped metal components
- Paint and rust removal on metal assemblies
- Preparatory surface treatment prior to welding, soldering or painting
- Use in industrial workshops, metal fabrication and maintenance departments
When it may not be suitable
This brush is not intended for use on delicate or highly polished finishes where any wire contact could cause visible scratching. It is also not suitable for materials that are extremely soft or brittle, where wire filaments may cause unintended damage. For applications requiring non-abrasive cleaning or very fine surface finishes, consider less aggressive alternatives such as nylon abrasive brushes or chemical cleaners.
Key specifications
- Brush type: cup brush with waved wire filaments
- Filament material: brass-plated steel wire
- Wire profile: waved
- Effective wire diameter: 17 mm
- Pack quantity: 200 pieces
- Intended mounting: cup-brush-compatible grinders and rotary tools
How to use
Mount the wire cup brush securely on a compatible grinder or rotary tool following the tool manufacturer's instructions. Use appropriate rotational speed recommended for cup brushes and apply light to moderate pressure, allowing the wire filaments to do the cutting. Move the brush steadily across the workpiece to avoid concentrating wear in one spot. Replace brushes when filaments are worn, distorted or when performance declines.
What to consider before purchase
- Compatibility of the cup brush with your grinder or rotary tool's arbor and maximum speed
- Material of the workpiece and whether brass-plated steel wire is appropriate
- Required surface finish and whether a more or less aggressive brush is needed
- Safety gear needed: eye protection, gloves and appropriate guards for the tool
Usage recommendations
Always wear eye protection, gloves and hearing protection when operating power tools. Check brush balance at low speed before full operation and avoid excessive side pressure. Store brushes in a dry place to prevent corrosion of backing components and inspect regularly for filament wear or damage.
