Cup Brush With Shank (75)

Between a 50mm shank cup and a 75mm grinder cup there is a real difference in what you can attempt. This one gives you meaningful coverage, enough to clean a bracket, a plate, a housing face or a section of chassis at a sensible rate, while still running in a drill where the speed is low and the trigger gives you control. For work that is too big to be worth doing at 50mm but too delicate, too enclosed or too awkward for a grinder, this is the answer.

That is worth spelling out because customers often assume the choice is only about size. It is really about which machine, and therefore about how much control you want. An angle grinder is fast and blunt. A drill is slow and precise. Choosing a shank brush is choosing precision, and choosing 75mm is asking for as much coverage as that choice allows.

The crimped 0.3mm wire cleans rust, paint, varnish and scale while leaving the shape of the work alone.

Two things that extend its life considerably. Keep the shank short in the chuck so the brush runs true rather than wobbling, since a wobbling brush loads one side of every filament and goes bald quickly. And run it in the direction that carries the wires off any edge rather than into it, which stops the brush snatching and stops the filaments being bent backwards.

A brush that has splayed outward and lost its shape is finished. Wires do not recover, and a splayed brush cleans with its sides rather than its tips.

Buyers are vehicle and plant mechanics, restorers, engineering and fabrication shops, maintenance departments and hardware shops.

Ask on 94 77 111 8880 which shapes suit your work and we will price them together. We deliver anywhere in the island.