Weiler
Weiler 06150 10 in .012 in 3600 RPM power
10-inch crimped carbon-steel wheel brush with .012-inch bristles for bench grinders up to 3,600 RPM
- TypeSanders
- 10 in diameter cleans wide surfaces
- .012 in carbon-steel bristles remove rust aggressively
- 3 600 RPM maximum speed matches bench grinders
- 2 in threaded arbor fits standard shafts
- Crimped wire design resists breakage under load
10-Inch Carbon Steel Wire Wheel for Bench Grinders
This 10-inch crimped-wire wheel brush mounts on a bench grinder via a 2-inch threaded arbor. Carbon steel bristles measuring .012 inch in diameter handle aggressive cleaning, deburring and surface preparation on carbon steel workpieces. The 1 1/8-inch face width and 2-inch bristle length provide broad contact for efficient material removal.
Upgrade from Narrower or Finer Brushes
Switching to this wheel makes sense when a smaller diameter or finer wire no longer cleans heavy scale, rust or weld spatter fast enough. The larger 10-inch diameter and coarse .012-inch crimped wire increase surface speed and cutting aggression so the operator finishes the job in fewer passes.
Sustained Operation at 3600 RPM
Running continuously at the rated 3600 RPM, the brush maintains consistent cutting action without the speed drop-off seen in smaller wheels under load. Crimped wire geometry resists work hardening, so bristle tips stay sharp longer during extended deburring sessions on carbon steel.
Highlights
- 10 in diameter cleans wide surfaces
- .012 in carbon-steel bristles remove rust aggressively
- 3 600 RPM maximum speed matches bench grinders
- 2 in threaded arbor fits standard shafts
- Crimped wire design resists breakage under load
Specifications
| Type | Sanders |
|---|---|
| Brand | Weiler |
| Model | 06150 |
Questions about this item
Will the 2 in threaded hole fit my bench grinder arbor?
The brush has a 2 in threaded hole designed for bench grinders; verify your grinder's arbor thread matches before mounting.
How do I install the wheel brush without damaging the .012 in crimped wire bristles?
Thread the brush onto the arbor by hand until snug, then tighten with the supplied flange nuts; over-tightening bends the fine .012 in wires and reduces brush life.
When should I replace the 10 in carbon steel wire wheel brush?
Replace the brush when the crimped wire bristles wear down noticeably, break off, or the 10 in diameter no longer reaches the workpiece effectively.
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