Brush bit Szczotpol 17 mm with conical shank model 119-DSI

Szczotpol brush bit 17 mm with conical shank model 119-DSI is a rotary surface-preparation accessory designed for use with drills and rotary tools that accept conical shanks. The compact 17 mm brush head concentrates brushing action for targeted removal of rust, paint residues, scale and dirt from metal and other hard surfaces. The conical shank provides secure seating in compatible tool chucks and allows consistent rotation for deburring, spot cleaning and light surface conditioning in workshop and maintenance tasks.

Advantages

The brush bit offers a small-diameter head that reaches tight spots and narrow features while delivering focused brushing action. Its construction is intended for effective mechanical removal of corrosion and loose coatings without aggressive material removal that would damage base metal when used correctly. The conical shank design simplifies mounting in rotary tools that accept this shank type, providing stable running and predictable performance for repeated tasks.

Suitable for

• Removing rust and scale from metal parts
• Stripping loose paint and surface contamination
• Deburring edges and preparing small areas for welding or painting
• Spot cleaning of machinery, tools and fittings
• Surface conditioning prior to coating or inspection

Key specifications

• Brush head diameter: 17 mm
• Shank type: conical shank for compatible rotary tools
• Intended materials: metals and other hard surfaces
• Primary functions: rust and paint removal, deburring, surface conditioning, spot cleaning

How to use

Install the brush bit into a compatible drill or rotary tool with a conical shank receptacle, ensuring a secure fit and correct seating before operation. Start the tool at low speed to position the brush head on the workpiece, then increase speed as appropriate for the material and task. Apply light, consistent pressure and move the brush across the surface to remove rust, paint or burrs; avoid excessive force that could overheat the workpiece or wear the brush prematurely. Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as eye protection, gloves and respiratory protection when removing coatings or rust.

Usage recommendations

For best results, match rotational speed to material hardness and type of contamination: lower speeds for thin or painted surfaces, moderate speeds for corrosion and scale. Inspect the brush before each use and replace it when bristles are excessively worn, deformed or missing. Keep the work area ventilated when removing coatings and follow safety guidance for handling dust and particulates generated during brushing.