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Cottam Wire Brushes

Cottam range of high quality brass and steel wire hand brushes with either 3 or 4 rows of bristles. Wire brushes are essential hand tools for any tradesman, workshop, garage or metal fabrication application for general cleaning and rust removal.
Options include:
822-608 - 4 row steel wire brush, plastic handle
822-614 - 4 row steel wire brush, wooden handle
822-636 - 4 row brass wire brush, plastic handle
822-642 - 3 row stainless steel wire brush, plastic handle
822-658 - 4 row stainless steel wire brush, plastic handle

Features and Benefits:

• High quality brushes
• Heavy duty steel wire brushes to BS2939
• Heavy duty brass wire brushes to BS2873 - non-sparking
• Stainless steel brushes are rust and corrosion resistant
• Choice of handle - plastic or wooden
• Safely enclosed -protects the wires and hands
• For cleaning and preparing hard surfaces including brickwork (efflourecance) and in flammable environments (no sparking)

Typical Applications:

• Wire brass and steel hand brushes can be used in a range of applications such as within engineering for rust removal and debris cleaning. Non-sparking brass bristles are also available for safe working in dangerous environments such as gas work and underground works. These brushes can be used in the following areas:
• Engineering
• General Cleaning
• Rust removal
• Preparing surfaces prior to painting or welding

FAQs
Where can I use a wire brush?
A wire hand brush is a versatile tool and are Ideal for heavy duty deburring and cleaning. These brushes can remove old finishes such as paint and other coatings and for cleaning and removing stubborn dirt and debris.
Brass is a soft pliable material which makes this type of brush particularly suited to jobs where marking, damage or sparks need to be avoided (822-636). Brass wire brushes are suitable for hazardous environments as they will not spark when struck against metal. Ideal for cleaning electrodes on spark plugs, battery terminals, engine parts and paint removal.
Steel wire is most appropriate for work on steel and iron, but may also be used on wood, brass, aluminium and copper.