Sanding brush Makita D-73374 8 cm diameter 0.35 mm thickness

The Makita D-73374 sanding brush is a thin, 8 cm diameter abrasive brush intended for grinding and light sanding. Its 0.35 mm thickness provides a balance between flexibility and contact area, allowing controlled material removal on a range of surfaces. The accessory is designed to be used with compatible Makita rotary and oscillating tools and is supplied as a single-piece pack in a multicolour finish.

Advantages

The compact 8 cm diameter enables access to confined areas while maintaining an even abrasive action. At 0.35 mm thickness the brush conforms to minor surface irregularities without collapsing, enabling uniform sanding results. Compatibility with Makita tool interfaces ensures secure mounting and consistent rotational stability. The single-piece packaging simplifies part replacement and inventory tracking for occasional or professional use.

Suitable for

• Light grinding of metal edges and small weld seams
• Surface preparation before painting or coating on metal and wood
• Removing rust, scale, and paint residues in confined spaces
• Finishing and blending work on small components

Key specifications

• Diameter: 8 cm
• Thickness: 0.35 mm
• Type: sanding/abrasive brush
• Colour: multicolour
• Quantity: 1 piece per pack

How to use

Fit the sanding brush to a compatible Makita rotary or oscillating tool according to the tool manufacturer's instruction manual, ensuring the tool is switched off and disconnected from power during installation. Select an appropriate speed and apply light, consistent pressure when sanding; allow the brush to perform the material removal without forcing. Keep the brush moving along the work area to avoid creating uneven spots. Inspect the brush periodically and replace it when the abrasive fibres are worn or the brush no longer delivers effective results.

Usage recommendations

Use personal protective equipment such as safety glasses, dust mask, and gloves. Match the sanding brush with the correct tool adapter and operating speed for the material being processed. For best results on painted or rusted surfaces, begin with a test area to confirm compatibility and adjust technique as needed.