Key Features
- Heat-treated steel wire bristles for effective rust and paint removal
- Curved hardwood handle ensures comfortable, non-slip grip
- Ideal for surface preparation on steel, aluminum, and other metals
- Compact size (250 mm overall length) for easy access in confined spaces
- Resistant to bending and breaking for long service life
- Suitable for shipyard, deck, and engine-room maintenance tasks
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| IMPA Code | 510664 |
| Product Name | Curved Handle Wire Brush |
| Bristle Material | High-tensile hardened steel wire |
| Handle Material | Hardwood with ergonomic curved design |
| Overall Length | 250 mm (approx.) |
| Brush Width | 50 mm (approx.) |
| Wire Diameter | 0.3 mm / 0.012 in |
| Application | Rust removal, paint scaling, weld cleaning, de-burring on ferrous and non-ferrous metals |
| Usage | Ship decks, hulls, engine room parts |
| Pack Quantity | 1 piece |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a curved handle wire brush used for?
It is designed for aggressive cleaning and surface preparation, including removing rust, paint, weld slag, and oxide layers from metal surfaces on ships and offshore installations.
What materials are available for the bristles?
Bristles are typically made from heat-treated high-carbon steel. Brass or stainless steel bristles are also available for non-sparking or corrosion-resistant requirements.
Can this brush be used on aluminum surfaces?
Yes, but you should use stainless steel or brass wire to avoid galvanic corrosion. Select the appropriate bristle material for the workpiece.
How do I clean the brush after use?
Remove debris from bristles with a wire comb or compressed air. Keep the brush dry to prevent rusting and extend its service life.
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