Brush Wheel KLINGSPOR K.SZCZOTKA 70 mm, shank-mounted (for BRS600W), wavy wire

Klingspor K.SZCZOTKA 70 mm is a shank-mounted brush wheel with wavy (crimped) wire designed for surface cleaning, rust and paint removal, deburring and light finishing. The compact 70 mm diameter and shank mount make it suitable for use with small rotary tools that accept the matching shank size, providing controlled rotational brushing for metalworking and maintenance tasks. The brush wheel is built to deliver consistent abrasive action while allowing access to confined areas where larger wheels cannot reach.

Advantages

The wavy crimped-wire construction offers a balance of aggressiveness and flexibility, enabling effective removal of corrosion and coatings without excessive material removal. Its shank-mounted design allows quick fitting to compatible handheld or bench rotary tools, while the small diameter ensures precision work and access to narrow joints and edges. The brush wheel provides uniform performance across its working face and maintains shape under typical usage conditions for light to moderate surface preparation.

Suitable for

• Removing rust and old paint from metal surfaces
• Deburring cut edges and welds
• Cleaning small parts and components
• Light surface finishing and texture blending

Key specifications

• Brush diameter: 70 mm
• Mount type: shank-mounted (suitable for tools that accept the matching shank)
• Wire type: wavy (crimped) steel wire
• Intended use: surface cleaning, rust and paint removal, deburring, light finishing

How to use

Fit the brush wheel securely into the rotary tool’s chuck or collet according to the tool manufacturer’s instructions and verify correct seating and balance before operation. Start the tool at low speed and increase gradually to the recommended operating speed for the tool and accessory. Apply light, even pressure and move the brush across the work surface to remove rust, paint or burrs; avoid excessive force to prevent damage to the workpiece or rapid wear of the brush. Always stop the tool before adjusting the accessory or changing workpieces.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment including eye protection, gloves and respiratory protection as needed. Ensure the tool’s maximum permissible speed is not exceeded by the accessory; check compatibility with the rotary tool and follow all safety instructions from both the tool and accessory manufacturers. For best results on delicate surfaces, test on a scrap piece first and adjust pressure and speed to achieve the desired finish.