Escova de pré-polimento Dremel Bristle Brush 13,0 mm (404)

The Dremel Bristle Brush 13.0 mm (404) is intended for light deburring, cleaning and pre-polishing of silverware, jewelry and other precious metals, as well as for use on various metals and plastics. With a working diameter of 13.0 mm and a maximum speed of 15,000 RPM, the brush prepares surfaces for final polishing and helps achieve a uniform, smooth finish. It can be used with polishing compound (421) to improve results.

Advantages

The bristle brush offers a compact 13.0 mm working diameter for access to small or detailed areas and a construction suitable for light material removal and surface preparation. Its compatibility with polishing compound (421) increases polishing efficiency. Rated for up to 15,000 RPM, the accessory is compatible with a wide range of rotary tools and accessories designed for metals and plastics.

Suitable for

• Light deburring of silverware and small metal parts
• Cleaning and pre-polishing of jewelry and precious metals
• Surface preparation on metals prior to final polishing
• Minor polishing and finishing on plastics and non-ferrous metals

Key specifications

• Brand: Dremel
• Model / Type: Bristle Brush 404
• Working diameter: 13.0 mm
• Maximum speed: 15,000 RPM
• Compatible polishing compound: 421
• MPN: 26150404JA
• EAN: 8710364070336

How to use

Fit the bristle brush into the rotary tool collet according to the tool manufacturer’s instructions and secure it firmly. Start the tool at a low speed and bring the brush gently to the workpiece, increasing speed as needed up to the recommended maximum of 15,000 RPM. Use light, even contact and move the brush across the surface to remove burrs and prepare for polishing. For improved results on metals and jewelry, apply a small amount of polishing compound 421 to the brush or workpiece and continue with light strokes. Avoid excessive pressure or prolonged contact in one spot to prevent overheating or surface damage.

Recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment (safety glasses, gloves) and follow your rotary tool manufacturer’s safety instructions. Test on a small, inconspicuous area before treating valuable or delicate items. Do not exceed the specified maximum speed of 15,000 RPM and avoid use on hardened steel surfaces where the brush may wear prematurely.