DeWalt Crimped Wire Cup Brush 65mm M14 Thread
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Crimped wire cup brush designed for attachment to angle grinders and similar power tools via M14 spindle thread.
Suitable for paint removal, rust stripping, surface remediation, deburring and related heavy abrasion tasks.
The brush measures 65 mm in diameter and weighs 193 g.
Overall dimensions are 107 mm length, 55 mm width and 167 mm height.
Suitable for paint removal, rust stripping, surface remediation, deburring and related heavy abrasion tasks.
The brush measures 65 mm in diameter and weighs 193 g.
Overall dimensions are 107 mm length, 55 mm width and 167 mm height.
EAN 5035048079706 · Dewalt. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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