Electric Brush GEKO G85308 set of 2, brush size 6.2×11×13.5 mm

Set of two electric brushes GEKO G85308, brush size 6.2×11×13.5 mm, designed as replaceable carbon brush heads for compatible power tools and electric motors. These brushes serve as electrical contact elements between the rotating commutator and the stationary circuit, providing reliable conductivity and controlled wear. The set is intended for maintenance and replacement to restore motor performance, reduce sparking and help prolong the service life of equipment in workshop and repair environments.

Advantages

The GEKO G85308 brushes are manufactured to consistent dimensions to ensure proper fit and contact pressure in compatible tools and motors. Made from wear-resistant carbon material, the brushes maintain stable conductivity while minimizing excessive abrasion on the commutator. Supplied as a pair, the set simplifies replacement of both brushes simultaneously, helping to balance motor operation and reduce uneven wear. Their compact size makes them suitable for small to medium electric motors where specified brush dimensions match.

Suitable for

• Replacement of worn brushes in compatible handheld power tools
• Maintenance of small electric motors and workshop equipment
• Repair tasks requiring restoration of electrical contact in commutator motors
• Servicing hobbyist motors or DIY electrical appliances with matching brush dimensions

Key specifications

• Brush material: wear-resistant carbon composition
• Dimensions (approx.): 6.2 × 11 × 13.5 mm (width × depth × height)
• Quantity: set of 2 brush heads
• Function: replaceable electrical contact for commutator/collector motors
• Application environment: workshop, repair, maintenance

How to use

Before installation, disconnect power and ensure the motor or tool is secure. Access the brush holders according to the manufacturer instructions for the specific device, remove the old worn brushes and clean the commutator area of dust and debris. Insert the GEKO G85308 brushes into the holders ensuring correct orientation and seating so the contact surface meets the commutator evenly. Reassemble the brush caps or springs, restore the connections and perform a short no-load run to allow the brushes to seat properly. Check for excessive sparking, noise, or heat and re-inspect if necessary.

Usage recommendations

For best results, replace both brushes at the same time and inspect the commutator for scoring or uneven wear; if present, perform commutator dressing or professional servicing. Use these brushes only in devices that specify compatible brush dimensions and materials to ensure safe and reliable operation.