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BRUSH UTILITY 2IN. POLYOLEFIN BRISTLE PLST. HND - K Tool International

Part #: KTI74120

The K Tool International KTI74120 Utility Brush is engineered for professional technicians and mechanics requiring a durable and effective cleaning tool. Featuring a 2-inch polyolefin bristled head and a robust plastic handle, this brush is designed to withstand the rigors of automotive and industrial environments, providing reliable performance for a variety of demanding tasks.

Key Features

  • Durable 2-Inch Polyolefin Bristles: Constructed with tough polyolefin bristles, ideal for aggressive scrubbing and resistant to many chemicals and solvents commonly found in professional shops.
  • Ergonomic Plastic Handle: The sturdy plastic handle provides a comfortable and secure grip, reducing fatigue during extended use and offering excellent resistance to oils, grease, and other shop fluids.
  • Professional-Grade Construction: Built by K Tool International, this brush is designed for longevity and consistent performance in professional automotive, marine, and industrial settings.
  • Chemical and Solvent Resistant: The polyolefin bristles and plastic handle are formulated to resist degradation from common cleaning agents, brake cleaner, and degreasers, ensuring a long service life.

Applications

This versatile utility brush is an essential tool for a wide range of cleaning applications. It is particularly effective for scrubbing away grime, dirt, rust, and carbon buildup from engine components, brake calipers, battery terminals, and exhaust parts. Technicians can also utilize it for cleaning intricate machinery, workshop surfaces, and preparing parts for inspection or assembly. Its robust design makes it suitable for heavy-duty cleaning where a precise yet durable brush is required.

Specifications

  • Manufacturer: K Tool International
  • Model Number: KTI74120
  • Bristle Material: Polyolefin
  • Handle Material: Plastic
  • Brush Head Size: 2 inches

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This product was added to our catalog on Friday 14 January, 2000.