Wolfcraft spazzola a disco in nylon, gambo Ø 1/4" (6,3 mm), 75 mm, P80 2727000

Cleaning, deburring, and surface preparation on metal, wood, or plastic often requires a brush that can reach into tight areas without damaging the workpiece. The Wolfcraft Nylon Disc Brush with a 1/4" (6.3 mm) shank is engineered for drills and cordless drills, offering controlled material removal with abrasive nylon bristles. The crimped bristle configuration ensures consistent contact and long service life, while the P80 grit delivers effective rust, paint, and light material removal. With a 75 mm brush diameter and a maximum speed of 4500 RPM, this brush is suited for surface preparation, deburring, and wood structuring tasks.

Who is it for

This disc brush is for DIYers, metalworkers, woodworkers, and maintenance technicians who need a versatile cleaning and finishing tool for use with standard drills. It is ideal for removing rust, paint, or light burrs from metal, cleaning wood surfaces before finishing, and structuring wood for better adhesion.

Main features

• Abrasive nylon bristles with P80 grit for effective cleaning and light material removal
• 6.3 mm (1/4 inch) cylindrical shank fits standard drill chucks
• 75 mm brush diameter for efficient coverage
• Crimped bristle configuration for durability and consistent performance
• Maximum rotational speed of 4500 RPM for safe operation with common drills
• Compatible with metal, wood, and plastic surfaces

Specifications

• Brush type: Disc brush
• Brush material: Abrasive nylon
• Shank diameter: 6.3 mm (1/4 inch)
• Brush diameter: 75 mm
• Grit size: P80
• Maximum rotational speed: 4500 RPM
• Bristle configuration: Crimped
• Mounting type: Cylindrical shank
• Recommended applications: Cleaning, deburring, rust removal, paint removal, wood structuring
• Compatible materials: Metal, wood, plastic
• Tool compatibility: Drills, cordless drills
• Packaging quantity: 1 piece

Tips

Always wear eye protection when using this brush. Start at a low speed and increase gradually to avoid excessive wear or workpiece damage. For best results on metal, use a light touch and let the abrasive bristles do the work. Clean the brush after use to remove debris and extend its life.