Chimney Brush Szczotpol 80 x 40 mm Steel Wire, model 767-NSA

The Szczotpol Chimney Brush model 767-NSA is a compact cleaning tool designed for removal of soot and deposits from chimney flues and stove vents. With a brush head measuring 80 x 40 mm and steel wire bristles, it is intended for both manual and mechanical sweeping when fitted to compatible extension rods or rotary cleaning tools. The brush construction focuses on effective contact with flue walls while maintaining a shape suitable for narrow or short flue sections commonly found in residential chimneys and heating appliances.

Advantages

The steel wire bristles provide durable abrasion resistance for dislodging hardened soot and creosote. Its compact 80 x 40 mm profile allows access to tighter passages where larger brushes cannot reach. The brush is compatible with standard extension rods and rotary cleaning systems, enabling use with both hand-operated and powered cleaning methods. The design supports routine maintenance by delivering consistent brushing action across multiple cleaning cycles.

Suitable for

• Cleaning residential chimney flues and stove vents
• Removing soot and light creosote deposits from narrow flue sections
• Use with extension rods for deeper reach into vertical flue runs
• Mechanical rotary cleaning tools where a steel wire brush head is required

Key specifications

• Brush head dimensions: 80 x 40 mm
• Bristle material: steel wire
• Designed for manual and mechanical sweeping
• Suits narrow and confined flue passages
• Compatible with appropriate extension rods and rotary cleaners

How to use

Attach the brush securely to a compatible extension rod or rotary cleaning tool according to the tool manufacturer’s instructions. For manual use, push and retract the brush along the flue or vent while applying steady pressure to loosen soot; for mechanical use, operate the rotary tool at the recommended speed and advance the brush gradually to avoid damage. Perform cleaning from the appliance end or from the roof depending on flue access, and repeat passes until visible deposits are removed. After cleaning, inspect the flue wall and remove loosened debris from the appliance and hearth area.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment, such as gloves, safety goggles and a dust mask, and take precautions to contain and remove soot and dust. Do not use excessive force that could damage flue liners; if heavy or hardened creosote is present, consider professional descaling or inspection prior to continued use. Regular periodic cleaning helps maintain draft performance and reduces buildup.