Rotary Electric Brush GEKO G85315 set of 2, cylindrical 6×10×15 mm for metal and paint removal

Set of two GEKO rotary electric brushes with cylindrical heads measuring 6×10×15 mm, designed for use with rotary tools for metal and paint removal. These compact brushes are intended for light grinding, removing rust, paint and burrs from metal and other hard surfaces. Their small dimensions make them suitable for detailed tasks and precise access to tight or confined areas in workshops, garages and hobby projects.

Advantages

These GEKO brushes provide consistent surface contact and controlled material removal thanks to the cylindrical shape and uniform bristle distribution. The small 6×10×15 mm size allows for accurate work on edges and in narrow spaces, while the set of two ensures a spare or replacement brush is available during longer tasks. Construction of the brush is optimized for use on metal and painted surfaces, reducing the risk of excessive material loss when used with appropriate rotary tool speeds.

Suitable for

• Light grinding and finishing of small metal parts
• Removing rust and corrosion from localized spots
• Paint and coating removal in tight or detailed areas
• Deburring of edges and small components
• Hobby, model making and precision repair work

Key specifications

• Brush type: cylindrical rotary brush
• Brush head dimensions: 6 × 10 × 15 mm
• Quantity: set of 2 brushes
• Compatible tool: rotary tools and die grinders with appropriate collet/shank size
• Intended materials: metal and painted surfaces

How to use

Secure the brush in the rotary tool collet or chuck according to the tool manufacturer's instructions. Start at low speed to check contact and control, then increase speed as needed while maintaining steady, light pressure. Move the brush gently across the work surface to remove rust, paint or burrs; avoid prolonged dwelling in one spot to prevent overheating or damage. Replace the brush when bristles are worn to maintain consistent performance.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses, gloves and a dust mask. Use the brush with suitable rotary tool speeds for the material being worked on and keep workpieces secured. Inspect brushes before use and do not apply excessive side pressure that could deform the brush or damage the workpiece.