Walter Surface Technologies
Walter Surface Technologies 13H404 Saucer-Cup Knot-Twisted Brush 4 in. Carbon Steel Wire Brush
Abrasive finishing brush with 45-degree working angle for aggressive deburring and cleaning of metallic surfaces
- TypeAbrasive Finishing Tools
- Aggressive brushing from tightly knotted, twisted wires
- Balanced knot-twisted wires reach inside corners and edges
- 45-degree working angle built into the design
- Oil-hardened, tempered carbon steel wires for durability
- Suitable for brushing, deburring and removing impurities
13H404 Saucer-Cup Brush
The Walter 13H404 is a knot-twisted carbon steel wire brush designed for abrasive finishing on pneumatic or hydraulic power tools. Its 45-degree working angle helps operators reach inside corners, contours, and edges during surface preparation tasks.
Oil-hardened tempered wires
The brush uses oil-hardened and tempered wires that deliver aggressive brushing action for deburring and removing impurities from steel surfaces. The tightly knotted, twisted construction keeps the wires perfectly balanced to reduce vibration during operation.
Metal fabrication and maintenance
This brush suits welders and fabricators cleaning weld seams or preparing steel for coating. It is not intended for non-metallic materials or precision polishing where a softer media is required.
Highlights
- Aggressive brushing from tightly knotted, twisted wires
- Balanced knot-twisted wires reach inside corners and edges
- 45-degree working angle built into the design
- Oil-hardened, tempered carbon steel wires for durability
- Suitable for brushing, deburring and removing impurities
Specifications
| Type | Abrasive Finishing Tools |
|---|---|
| Brand | Walter Surface Technologies |
Questions about this item
How long do the oil-hardened carbon-steel wires last before the brush needs replacing?
The oil-hardened and tempered carbon-steel wires are built for aggressive brushing action; replacement timing depends on how often you use the brush on steel surfaces for deburring or cleaning.
What limits continuous operation of the 45-degree saucer-cup design?
The 45-degree working angle lets the knot-twisted wires reach inside corners and contours; the practical limit is wire wear from sustained contact with metal rather than a thermal or duty-cycle restriction.
Does the brush generate noticeable heat or vibration during all-day use on steel?
The balanced knot-twisted construction reduces vibration, and because the tool has no motor the only heat comes from friction between the carbon-steel wires and the workpiece.
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