Power tool carbon brushes set TRYTON YTH410SZ for hammer drills TH00410 (2 pcs)

Set of 2 carbon brushes designed for TRYTON hammer drills, compatible with models that use the same brush dimensions and fittings as the TH00410. These replacement armature brushes restore reliable electrical contact between the motor commutator and the rotor, supporting consistent motor performance and helping to reduce excessive sparking and wear. The pair provides a straightforward maintenance solution for worn brushes, allowing the hammer drill to return to expected operating characteristics without replacing major components.

Advantages

The carbon brushes are manufactured to match the physical and electrical characteristics required for hobbyist and professional hammer-drill use. As a matched pair, they ensure balanced contact on the commutator and reduce uneven wear. Their design supports stable current transfer, lowers the risk of brush-related motor damage, and helps prolong the service life of the power tool when installed correctly.

Suitable for

• Routine maintenance and brush replacement on compatible TRYTON hammer drills
• Repairing reduced motor performance caused by worn brushes
• Workshops and service centers performing small-power tool refurbishments
• Users aiming to reduce sparking and electrical noise from the motor

Key specifications

• Quantity: 2 carbon brushes (pair)
• Type: replaceable motor carbon/graphite brushes for commutator motors
• Compatibility: designed for hammer drills with matching brush holder and contact fittings
• Function: restore electrical contact and reduce sparking between commutator and rotor
• Application: suitable for handheld hammer-drill motors in light-to-medium duty use

How to use

Ensure the power tool is disconnected from the mains and remove the battery if applicable. Access the brush holders according to the tool manufacturer's service instructions, typically by removing the housing cover or end cap. Carefully extract the worn brushes from their holders, noting orientation and any insulating shims or springs. Insert the new carbon brushes into the holders in the same orientation, reattach springs or retainers, and reassemble the tool housing. After reassembly, run the tool under no-load conditions briefly to verify smooth operation and correct seating of the brushes.

Usage recommendations

Replace both brushes as a pair to maintain balanced contact on the commutator. Inspect the commutator for scoring or heavy pitting; if present, have the commutator serviced before operating the tool. Regularly check brush length and replace when wear reaches the minimum service length specified by the tool manufacturer.