Hot Selling 15mm Diameter Deburring Mini Bowl Shaped Wire Brush

• Type: Steel Wire Brush
• Wire Material: Steel Wire
• Shape: Bowl Shaped/Pen Shaped/T-Shaped
• Model NO.: HS-42-25
• Usage: Industrial Brushes, Civil Brushes
• Application: Wooden Furniture, Machinery, Metal Field
• Color: Different Colors
• Customized: Non-Customized
• Condition: New
• Material: Stainless Steel Wire, Copper Wire, Nylon Wire
• Purpose: Polishing and Grinding
• Weight: About 3-9g
• Sample: Free Sample
• Transport Package: Carton
• Specification: 3mm handle
• Trademark: CFSC
• Origin: Anhui
• HS Code: 9603501100
• Production Capacity: 50000pieces /Year

Product Description

Product Description

This product is a mini wire brush, including three shapes: Pole flat/pole bowl/pen shaped. The handle diameter of this brush is 3mm, and the material of the bristles includes stainless steel wire, copper wire, and nylon wire. You can choose according to your needs. We have two specifications for bowl shaped wire brushes, with diameters of 15mm/25mm respectively; We have three specifications for pole flat wire brushes, with diameters of 22mm/25mm/38mm respectively; We have three specifications for pen type wire brushes, with diameters of 5mm/6mm/8mm. This brush can be used for rust removal, stain removal, and deburring on metal surfaces, as well as for polishing and grinding non-metallic surfaces.
·This product has a wide range of applications, suitable for fields such as metal, wood, furniture, and automobiles.
·The bristles are strong and durable, and can be finely polished on difficult to polish areas without damaging the original texture shape.
·The steel wire is polished evenly and has a good cleaning effect.
·The product is durable and has high efficiency in use.

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Product Parameters

Type	Mini wire brush
Material	Stainless steel wire, copper wire, nylon wire
Size	3mm handle
MOQ	20PCS
Logo	Non-Customized
Sample	Free sample
Payment Term:	T/T,D/P,Western Union,Paypal,Money Gram

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