Kefa Einhell 3424122

The Einhell ULTRA surface brush (stone) is an accessory for the Einhell PICOBELLA cordless surface brush. This robust steel brush is designed for removing stubborn dirt, deposits, lichen, moss and rust from coarse, rough and durable natural stone surfaces such as granite, porphyry and quartzite. The ULTRA brush is not suitable for polished, ground or sealed natural or artificial stone surfaces. The brush has a diameter of 115 mm and a working width of 195 mm. Other brushes for the Einhell PICOBELLA are available separately.

Advantages

The steel bristles and sturdy construction provide high abrasion resistance and efficient removal of heavy deposits on rough stone. Compact diameter and 195 mm working width allow targeted cleaning of edges and uneven surfaces while covering a useful area per pass. The accessory is compatible with the Einhell PICOBELLA cordless surface brush and is supplied as a dedicated stone cleaning tool.

Suitable for

• Cleaning rough natural stone patios and paths (granite, porphyry, quartzite)
• Removing lichen, moss and biological growth from stone surfaces
• Stripping rust and heavy mineral deposits from coarse stone

Key specifications

• Brand: EINHELL
• Model / MPN: 3424122
• EAN: 4006825646269
• Material: steel bristles
• Brush diameter: 115 mm
• Working width: 195 mm
• Weight (approx.): 1 kg
• Compatible with: Einhell PICOBELLA cordless surface brush

How to use

Fit the ULTRA stone brush to the Einhell PICOBELLA unit following the tool manufacturer's instructions and ensure the connection is secure before switching the tool on. Operate the tool at a steady pace, applying light to moderate pressure to avoid overloading the motor and to achieve uniform cleaning. Move the brush across the surface in even passes; repeat as necessary on heavily soiled areas. Avoid using the brush on polished, ground or sealed stone surfaces to prevent surface damage.

Recommendations

Wear appropriate personal protective equipment—safety goggles, gloves and a dust mask—when working with steel brushes. Test the brush on a small, inconspicuous area first to confirm suitability for the stone surface.