Weiler 14076 6" Crimped Wire Cup Brush, .020" Steel Fill, 5/8"-11 UNC Nut, Made in the USA 6" Dia .020" Wire Size x 1-1/4" Trim Length

Brand:Weiler

3.5/5

€
101.67

USE ON RIGHT ANGLE GRINDERS: Fits most standard power angle grinders with 5/8"-11 UNC thread. IDEAL FOR FLEXIBLE CLEANING APPLICATIONS ON LARGE SURFACES: Demanding light to medium duty cleaning including corrosion/oxide removal, rust/paint removal, light deburring. Will not remove base material. INDUSTRIAL GRADE CARBON STEEL WIRE FILL: Featuring heat treated, high tensile steel wire that has been drawn to the most exacting industry standards for superior fatigue resistance and brushing action. ROBUST CONSTRUCTION: Constructed with an internal steel ring to retain the fill material and ensure equal spacing around the perimeter to minimize vibration and extend life. MADE IN THE USA: Weiler Power Cup Bushes are proudly made in the USA at our factory in Cresco, PA.

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Categories Industrial & Scientific, Abrasive & Finishing Products, Abrasive Brushes, Wire Wheels & Brushes, Cup Brushes,

Brand	Weiler
Bristle Type	Crimped Wire
Grit Material	Steel
Item Diameter	6 Inches
Material	Alloy Steel

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Scritto da: Franky Lynn

Using this wire brush cup on steel will definitely put a shine on it.

I love this wire brush wheel. Strange, I know, but true. I have a 1/4" steel sheet plate that I use as a welding table, and I noticed rust spots starting to form on it. I attached this wire wheel to my big angle grinder, and after sprinkling WD-40 on the steel plate, I was able to remove the rust and put a mirror like finish on it.

Scritto da: TREBOR

I DON'T HAVE ONE!!!

IT WAS JUST WHAT I WANTED! ,WORKS WELL

Scritto da: The Magician

Heavy duty wire cup brush

Looks to be really well made. Very heavy duty. Knocked off one star because nut is somewhat thin and when you screw it onto your grinder, good luck finding a 1 & 1/16 wrench that’s thin enough to fit. Finally just used some big pliers and got it as tight as I could. My old wire cup had the nut on the inside instead of the cup so it was very easy to get a socket on it.

Scritto da: Kindle Customer

Works for Wood too

I used this for a big log railing refinishing project, using a 4 inch angle grinder. I went through 4 different sizes and 3 makes of wire cup brushes. They all did a spectacular job of quickly removing old weathered wood and leaving a good finish in preparation for painting or staining. I tried a 3, 3.5, 4, and 5 inch brushes. The 3 inch proved to be the best for the four-inch angle grinder. The Weiler and the Forney brushes gave good service. The DeWalt brush failed and lost bristles very quickly. Price does matter. If you're thinking of using this tool for this application, be sure to wear long sleeves and a face mask. At the end of the day your clothes will be full of bristles.

Scritto da: ROY M

Durable Long Lasting Quality Product - USA made

I do a lot of paint stripping, mostly wood, some metal, w/ a 4 1/2" angle grinder, and these are the most long lasting wire wheels I have found. service life is 2-3 times longer than others I have tried. Careful some angle grinders use a metric thread, these are 5/8" X 11.

Scritto da: WoodTurner

Wires go through Several Layers of Clothing

The main reason I ordered this brush was being made in the USA which over the past few years has been a requirement whenever I have a choice. I needed this for a project to strip stubborn paint and surface rust on a metal machine stand. Although it did the job I was let down by its quality and question how long it will last. Numerous times I could feel wires piercing through two layers of clothing, a flannel shirt and t-shirt then ending with skin. Looking down at the ground I could see wires everywhere along with being stuck to my clothing. Luckily I always wear eyes and ears along with gloves. I have a few Chinese made cup brushes and those for the most part don't shed, they simply wear down over time as it should be. I also have a brass brush from Weiler that has yet to let me down and what led me back to their brand. I really want to support our own, but not if I'm waisting my money on an inferior product, which I feel this is. I don't want a refund. I only ask that Weiler look into this matter and improve products like this. For now though I'll hesitate on my next brush purchase.

Scritto da: Damnett

Worth the extra money

Very effective. Seems much more efficient than my Forney and Dewalt wheels at removing old oil based paint and rust scale from steel. Wear safety glasses and a dust mask.

Scritto da: Willie

Wear safety glasses!

Good brush but kind of expensive. It seems to be wearing out kind of fast and some wires fly out like spears! I got one stuck in the end of my nose about a half inch deep! Ouch! Wear safety glasses!