TORK CRAFT Wire Wheel Brush Single Section Twisted Plain 115mmxm14 Blister

Features

• 115 mm wheel diameter with M14 arbor mount to fit standard angle grinders and ensure secure attachment.
• Twisted-steel wire bristles (twist-knot) for aggressive, effective rust, paint and scale removal on metal surfaces.
• Single-section wheel design — compact and easy to handle while still delivering strong brushing power for medium to large jobs.

Benefits

• Deep cleaning and prep: efficiently strips rust, old paint, corrosion and scale, saving time when prepping metal surfaces for welding, coating or painting.
• Versatile for many metal tasks: works well on structural steel, castings, weld seams, metal panels, brackets and more.
• Good balance of size and control: 115 mm diameter gives good surface coverage while remaining manageable for varied workshop tasks.
• Durable and long-lasting: twisted-wire construction stands up to heavy use and offers reliable performance over repeated cleaning cycles.

Extra Information

• Use on steel and other hard metals — avoid on soft or delicate metals where twisted-wire brushing may cause damaging scratch marks.
• Ensure angle grinder is rated for brush’s diameter and the M14 arbor — always fit with appropriate guard and follow speed recommendations.
• Work with light to moderate pressure and consistent motion — too much force can shorten brush life or damage the surface.
• After brushing, clean metal surface thoroughly to remove debris and residue before painting, coating or welding.

Specifications

Safety

• Wear eye, ear and dust protection — wire brushing produces metal dust, debris and occasional loose wire fragments.
• Use gloves and protective clothing to guard against sparks, sharp edges or flying wire ends.
• Secure the workpiece firmly and ensure grinder guard is in place — avoid holding by hand whenever possible.
• Inspect the wheel brush before each use — discard if bristles are damaged, bent or loose to avoid unsafe operation or uneven cleaning.
• Operate grinder at appropriate speed and apply light to moderate pressure — let the wheel do the work to avoid overheating or damaging the metal.