Chimney Brush Head GEKO M12 with Nut, 1.9 kg, Ø90 mm

The Chimney Brush Head GEKO M12 with Nut, 1.9 kg, Ø90 mm is a replacement brush designed for cleaning round chimney flues and ducts. It is formed to work with M12 threaded extensions or drill adapters for mechanical sweeping and can also be used manually. The brush head is intended to remove soot and creosote deposits from metal, ceramic and masonry chimneys and is suitable for routine maintenance as well as professional cleaning tasks.

Advantages

The GEKO brush head combines a balanced weight of 1.9 kg with a compact 90 mm diameter to provide efficient contact with the flue walls and improved cleaning action without excessive vibration when used with power extensions. The M12 nut thread ensures broad compatibility with common threaded rods and drill adapters, simplifying attachment and replacement. Its construction is aimed at durability and repeated use on different chimney materials while maintaining effective removal of soot and creosote.

Suitable for

• Mechanical sweeping of round chimney flues using M12 threaded rods or drill adapters
• Manual brushing of small to medium-diameter chimneys and ducts
• Cleaning metal, ceramic and masonry chimneys to remove soot and creosote
• Routine maintenance and professional chimney-cleaning services

Key specifications

• Brush diameter: 90 mm
• Net weight: 1.9 kg
• Thread connection: M12 with nut for secure mounting
• Compatible with threaded extensions and drill adapters for mechanical use
• Designed for use on metal, ceramic and masonry chimney flues

How to use

Attach the brush head to a compatible M12 threaded extension or a suitable drill adapter, ensuring the nut is tightened securely before operation. For mechanical sweeping, operate the extension or drill at moderate speed and advance the brush gradually along the chimney flue, allowing the bristles to scrub soot and creosote from the walls. For manual use, hold the brush firmly and move it back and forth to dislodge deposits. After cleaning, inspect the flue and remove loosened residues, then clean the brush head to remove accumulated soot.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as gloves, eye protection and a dust mask. Avoid excessive rotational speed when using a powered drill to prevent loss of control or damage to the flue lining. Regularly inspect the brush and replacement parts for wear; replace the brush if bristles are significantly worn or bent to maintain cleaning effectiveness.