Weiler 40163 Chip Paint Brush 2 Inch Oil Plastic Handle

Product Description

The WEILER 40163 is a 2-inch chip brush designed for applying oil-based coatings, adhesives, and solvents in trade and industrial maintenance work. The brush features black bristles measuring 1-5/8 inches in length, set into a plastic handle that resists common shop chemicals. At 0.09 pounds, it is lightweight for single-hand control during detail work, layout marking, or flux and solvent application. Chip brushes of this type are consumable-grade tools suited for tasks where a dedicated or reusable brush is not practical. HVAC technicians, plumbers, pipefitters, and general maintenance trades keep these on hand for flux application, parts cleaning, and touch-up coating work.

This brush is appropriate for residential and light commercial maintenance environments. It handles oil-based paints, pipe joint compounds applied with a brush, soldering flux, and similar materials where a low-cost disposable brush is the right call. The 2-inch width covers small to mid-size surfaces efficiently without excess material loading. It is sold individually and is well suited for job-site kits, service vans, and shop consumable stock.

Key Features

• 2-inch wide chip brush profile for controlled coating application
• 1-5/8 inch black bristle length provides adequate flex for smooth material transfer
• Plastic handle resists moisture and common shop chemicals
• Oil-compatible bristle and handle construction
• Consumable-grade build suitable for single-use or short-run tasks
• Lightweight at 0.09 pounds for easy one-hand use

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose chip brush for oil-based coatings, flux, solvents, and adhesives in trade maintenance and light industrial applications.

Installation Notes

No mechanical installation is required for this brush. When using with soldering flux or chemical solvents, work in a well-ventilated area and follow the coating or chemical manufacturer's safety data sheet. Dispose of used brushes in accordance with local regulations when they have been exposed to hazardous materials. Keep away from open flame when saturated with flammable solvents.