Brush Silver 125 mm Conical 10360 — metal core, threaded shank

Conical brush Silver 10360 with a 125 mm working diameter is a rotating abrasive accessory intended for surface cleaning, deburring and edge treatment. Its tapered profile enables access to narrow grooves and contours, while the metal core improves rigidity and distributes centrifugal forces evenly during operation. The threaded shank allows quick mounting on compatible power tools for workshop and maintenance tasks.

Advantages

The conical geometry provides targeted contact area for precision cleaning and finishing of edges and welds. A metal core enhances durability and balance at higher speeds compared with non-reinforced designs. The threaded shank ensures secure attachment and fast replacement on angle grinders, bench grinders and other rotary tools that accept threaded tool holders. The brush is suitable for repetitive workshop use and offers consistent abrasive action across its working surface.

Suitable for

• Removing rust, scale and paint from metal surfaces
• Cleaning and preparing weld seams
• Deburring edges and smoothing cut profiles
• Detail cleaning in grooves, corners and narrow sections

Key specifications

• Working diameter: 125 mm
• Shape: Conical (tapered) brush head for access to narrow areas
• Core material: Metal core for increased rigidity and balance
• Shank type: Threaded shank for mounting on compatible rotary tools
• Intended materials: Metal surfaces, weld seams and similar hard substrates

How to use

Mount the brush securely on a compatible tool with the matching threaded holder and check that the installation is tight before switching on. Start the tool at low speed to verify balance, then increase to the recommended operating speed for the chosen tool and task. Apply the brush to the workpiece with moderate pressure, moving steadily along the surface or contour; avoid excessive force that can overload the tool or shorten brush life. Allow the rotating brush to perform the work rather than forcing it, and keep clear of edges where the brush could snag.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment including eye protection, gloves and respiratory protection when removing rust, paint or scale. Ensure the power tool’s speed rating matches the brush’s safe operating range and perform periodic inspections of the brush for wear, missing filaments or damage; replace the brush if imbalance or excessive wear is observed. For best results on welds and fine finishes, use steady, controlled passes and select a brush compatible with the substrate hardness.