Wire wheel brush YATO YT-47555 — 1 pc, circular wire brush for grinding and rust removal

YATO YT-47555 is a circular wire wheel brush supplied as a single unit for use with compatible bench or angle grinders. Designed to prepare metal surfaces prior to painting or welding, this wire wheel brush removes rust, paint and scale while deburring and cleaning metal parts. The brush fits machines with a 32 mm mounting hole and operates up to 4500 rpm, offering a practical solution for surface preparation and metal finishing tasks.

Advantages

The YATO YT-47555 wire wheel brush combines a 200 mm diameter working surface with notched INOX steel wire filaments to provide effective mechanical cleaning of ferrous and stainless metals. Reinforced with steel rings for secure wire attachment, the brush is manufactured from quality materials to ensure consistent performance and reliable wear resistance during repetitive surface treatment operations. Its construction balances aggressive material removal with controlled action to avoid excessive substrate damage.

Suitable for

• Removing rust and scale from metal components
• Stripping old paint coatings prior to repainting
• Deburring edges and cleaning weld seams
• Surface preparation before welding or adhesive bonding
• General metal cleaning and polishing on workshop workpieces

Key specifications

• Brush type: circular wire wheel brush
• Wire material: notched INOX (stainless) steel wire
• Brush diameter: 200 mm
• Mounting hole diameter: 32 mm
• Maximum rotational speed: 4500 rpm
• Reinforcement: steel rings for secure wire attachment

How to use

Mount the wire wheel brush securely on a compatible bench or angle grinder with a 32 mm arbor. Before use, check that the grinder's maximum speed does not exceed 4500 rpm and that the brush is free of damage or loose wires. Hold the workpiece firmly or clamp it in place, then run the grinder at an appropriate speed and apply the brush to the surface with steady, light pressure. Move the brush evenly across the area to avoid concentrating abrasion in one spot. After use, allow the brush to stop fully before setting the tool down and inspect the brush for wear.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment including eye protection, gloves and respiratory protection when removing paint or rust. Avoid excessive pressure and high contact angles to prolong brush life and reduce the risk of substrate damage. Replace the brush when wire loss or deformation affects performance.