wire brush

wire brush
a brush whose bristles are made of wire; used as an abrasive and on masonry etc

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  • wire brush — ► NOUN ▪ a brush with tough wire bristles for cleaning hard surfaces …   English terms dictionary

  • Wire brush — A wire brush is a tool, consisting of a handle, usually wood or plastic, occasionally bone, and a brush. The brush is made from a large number of steel wire bristles. This utility was first designed by french inventor Albert Sylvestre in the… …   Wikipedia

  • wire brush — noun : brush III 1b * * * a brush with steel bristles for removing rust, flaking paint, etc. * * * wire brush noun 1. A brush with wire bristles, for cleaning rust off metal, dirt off suede shoes, etc 2. A brush with long bristles which are… …   Useful english dictionary

  • wire brush — noun a brush with tough wire bristles for cleaning hard surfaces. ↘a brush with wire strands, used on cymbals to produce a soft metallic sound. verb (wire brush) clean with a wire brush …   English new terms dictionary

  • wire brush — A brush with wire bristles for removing loose paint, dirt, carbon, or rust from metal surfaces. Wire brushes come in a variety of shapes, e.g., with an extremely thin head for cleaning parts in very tight places (such as brake rotors or calipers) …   Dictionary of automotive terms

  • wire-brush — /wuyeur brush /, v.t. to clean or remove with a wire brush. * * * …   Universalium

  • wire-brush — /wuyeur brush /, v.t. to clean or remove with a wire brush …   Useful english dictionary

  • wire brush — /waɪə ˈbrʌʃ/ (say wuyuh brush) noun a brush with bristles of stiff wire, used for cleaning, especially for removal of rust …  

  • wire brush — a brush with steel bristles for removing rust, flaking paint, etc. * * * …   Universalium

  • wire brush — Смотри Иглофреза …   Энциклопедический словарь по металлургии

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