Brush disc with shank 6 mm, Ø 150 mm, Szczotpol (model N227)

Szczotpol brush disc with a 6 mm shank and 150 mm diameter is a rotary abrasive accessory intended for cleaning, rust and paint removal, deburring and light surface finishing on metal and other solid materials. The disc is designed to fit tools that accept a 6 mm shank and delivers stable rotation for handheld drills and rotary machines commonly used in workshops and maintenance environments.

Advantages

The brush disc combines a wide working diameter with a compact shank to provide efficient coverage while remaining compatible with standard 6 mm chucks. Its construction ensures consistent contact with surfaces for uniform material removal and light finishing. The design reduces vibration and improves control during operation, supporting precise work on edges and flat areas. It is suitable for repeated use in routine maintenance and preparation tasks.

Suitable for

• Removing rust and old paint from metal surfaces
• Deburring and edge smoothing after cutting or drilling
• Surface preparation before welding or coating
• Light finishing and polishing of metal parts
• General workshop cleaning and maintenance tasks

Key specifications

• Shank diameter: 6 mm
• Brush diameter: 150 mm
• Compatibility: tools with 6 mm shank or compatible chucks
• Primary applications: cleaning, rust removal, paint removal, deburring, light finishing
• Typical mounting: straight shank insertion into drill or rotary tool

How to use

Secure the brush disc in a drill or rotary tool that accepts a 6 mm shank, ensuring the shank is properly seated and tightened in the chuck. Start the tool at low speed to check for runout and balance, then increase speed to the appropriate level for the material and task. Apply light, even pressure and move the disc across the work surface to remove rust, paint, burrs or to achieve light finishing. Avoid excessive force or side pressure that could deform the brush or overload the tool.

Usage recommendations

For safety and best results, use appropriate personal protective equipment (safety glasses, gloves, dust mask) and clamp small workpieces. Match rotational speed to material hardness and avoid prolonged use at maximum speed to extend brush life. Inspect the disc before each use for wear or damage and replace it when bristles are excessively worn or the disc shows structural damage.