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    SKU: SMA-137-11371 Wire Brush with Scraper for Shop and Maintenance Cleaning


    Wire Brush with Scraper for Shop and Maintenance Cleaning
    Purchase Wire Brush with Scraper for Shop and Maintenance Cleaning
    • SKU: SMA-137-11371 Wire Brush with Scraper for Shop and Maintenance Cleaning

    • $4.32

    Description

    When you're dealing with stubborn rust, old gasket material, or built-up grease and grime, you need a tool that can handle the tough jobs without wearing out your arm. This wire brush combines serious scrubbing power with a handy scraper edge, making it your go-to tool for cleaning parts, prepping surfaces, and tackling those jobs where elbow grease alone just isn't enough.

    What You're Getting

    • 6-inch wire brush head with tough 1-inch tempered steel bristles that stay sharp and don't bend out of shape
    • Built-in 1½-inch wide scraper blade for removing gaskets, paint, and heavy deposits
    • 13¾-inch curved hardwood handle gives you good leverage and keeps your knuckles away from the work
    • Hanging hole lets you keep it handy on your pegboard where you can grab it when needed

    Built for Real Shop Work

    Whether you're rebuilding an engine, cleaning up hydraulic fittings, or prepping metal for welding, this brush handles the dirty work that comes with maintaining farm equipment. The long handle and curved design make it comfortable to use for extended periods, and the dual-purpose design means you don't need separate tools for brushing and scraping.

    Made to Last

    The tempered steel bristles are tough enough to remove rust and corrosion without losing their bite, while the hardwood handle stands up to the kind of abuse that shop tools take. This isn't a lightweight brush that'll fall apart after a few uses - it's built to be a workhorse tool that earns its place in your toolbox.

    Good to Know

    The curved handle design gives you better control and leverage compared to straight-handled brushes. When using the scraper end, work at an angle to avoid gouging the surface underneath. A quick tip: keep the bristles clean by occasionally brushing them against a wire wheel or compressed air - clean bristles work better and last longer.



    This item is a suitable alternative for the following:
    137-11371