Steel wire brush

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Model

Steel wire brush

Rust, slag, old paint: what won't come off with a cloth comes off with a brush. This wire brush is available in brass-coated steel or in stainless steel with 0.30 mm wire, so you can choose the right one for the surface.

It is used to remove rust, paint residue, welding slag and ingrained dirt before painting, welding or protecting a part. The stainless steel version is the right choice for working on stainless steel without contaminating it, which is essential to prevent later spots of corrosion.

A simple tool that every welding workshop, metalwork shop or home toolbox needs.

Good preparation is the difference between paint that lasts for years and paint that peels within months, and between a clean weld bead and a porous one. With the right brush, that job takes minutes.

Key benefits

  • Two versions: brass-coated steel or stainless steel
  • 0.30 mm wire: on the stainless steel version
  • Stainless without contamination: ideal for cleaning stainless steel parts
  • Multi-purpose: rust, paint, slag and ingrained dirt
  • Essential: for welding and surface preparation

What it's for

  • Removing slag after welding.
  • Removing rust before painting.
  • Preparing metal surfaces.
  • Cleaning stainless steel parts.
  • Maintenance and restoration.

Technical specifications

  • Options: Brass-coated steel · stainless steel
  • Wire (stainless): 0.30 mm
  • References: CMLATON · CMINOX

Vetonek tip: always use a stainless steel brush reserved for stainless parts: if it has been used on ordinary steel, it will carry particles that later rust on the part. Wear glasses when brushing, as debris and bristles fly off.

Frequently asked questions

Which version should I choose?

Brass-coated steel for general use on steel, and stainless steel for cleaning stainless parts without contaminating them.

What is it used for?

For removing rust, paint residue, welding slag and ingrained dirt.

How thick is the wire?

The stainless steel brush has 0.30 mm wire.

Why not use the same brush for everything?

Because a brush used on ordinary steel leaves particles that cause rust on stainless steel. It is better to have one for each material.

Do I need protection?

Yes, wear safety glasses and gloves: when brushing, bits of rust, slag and sometimes a bristle fly off.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which version should I choose?

Brass-coated steel for general use on steel, and stainless steel for cleaning stainless parts without contaminating them.

What is it used for?

For removing rust, paint residue, welding slag and ingrained dirt.

How thick is the wire?

The stainless steel brush has 0.30 mm wire.

Why not use the same brush for everything?

Because a brush used on ordinary steel leaves particles that cause rust on stainless steel. It is better to have one for each material.

Do I need protection?

Yes, wear safety glasses and gloves: when brushing, bits of rust, slag and sometimes a bristle fly off.