Value Collection 3402206555-1 End Brush 7/8 in Nylon

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 3402206555-1 is a nylon-fill end brush designed for surface finishing, deburring, and light cleaning on metal, plastic, and composite materials. Built with a 6 mm shank diameter and rated to 18,000 RPM, this brush fits standard die grinders, rotary tools, and drill chucks equipped with the appropriate collet. The fine-grade nylon bristles deliver controlled abrasion without aggressive material removal, making this tool well-suited for finish work where surface integrity matters. The shank is included, and the brush ships ready to install.

This end brush is used across light industrial, maintenance, and fabrication applications. It is a common choice for machinists, maintenance technicians, and metalworkers performing burr removal on drilled or machined holes, cleaning threaded fasteners, or prepping weld joints before inspection. The 7/8-inch brush diameter allows access into bores, ports, and recessed cavities where larger brushes cannot reach. It is not piloted, bridled, or flared, keeping the design straightforward for general-purpose bench and field use.

Key Features

• 7/8-inch brush diameter for access into confined bores and recesses
• Nylon fill material provides fine-grade, controlled abrasion
• 6 mm shank diameter fits standard die grinder and rotary tool collets
• Rated to 18,000 RPM for use with high-speed rotary tools
• Blue bristle color for easy identification among mixed brush sets
• Non-piloted, non-bridled, non-flared design for straightforward general-purpose use

Compatibility

Designed for use with die grinders, rotary tools, and drill presses fitted with a 6 mm collet or chuck adapter. Suitable for general deburring and surface finishing tasks on metal, plastic, and composite workpieces.

Installation Notes

A licensed or trained machinist or maintenance technician should install this brush according to tool manufacturer guidelines. Power down and disconnect the rotary tool before mounting or removing the brush. Confirm the tool's RPM rating meets or exceeds 18,000 RPM before operation, and never exceed the brush's maximum rated speed. Always wear appropriate eye protection when operating rotary abrasive tools.