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catalog number:72948
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EAN code:5906083729485
Product condition:New, originally packaged
Guarantee:24 months of consumer protection
Weight:0,13 kg
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A tool for the mechanical cleaning of flues with a working diameter of 120 mm. Its steel wire construction with an M12 thread allows it to be connected to standard chimney sweeping systems.
This parameter defines the width of the cleaning surface. This brush is designed for flues with an internal diameter of approximately 120 mm. Before purchase, measure the diameter of the chimney to ensure effective cleaning without the risk of the tool becoming stuck.
The standard metric thread allows connection to chimney sweep rods, a flexible rod or a guide wire. The M12 system ensures compatibility with most professional and DIY chimney cleaning kits available on the market.
The steel bristles stay rigid during use, effectively removing soot, tar deposits and build-up. Steel wire withstands intense friction against the chimney walls and does not deform under the residual heat in the flue.
An additional fixing point allows a chimney sweep ball to be attached. The ball makes it easier to lower the brush down a vertical flue, ensuring even pressure of the brush against the chimney walls when cleaning from the top.
| Manufacturer | VOREL |
| Model | 72948 |
| Working diameter | 120 mm |
| Thread type | M12 male |
| Bristle material | Steel wire |
| Additional mounting | Eye for chimney sweep ball |
| Intended use | Chimney and ventilation flues |
A chimney brush should match the internal diameter of the flue. For a diameter of 120 mm, this tool is suitable for chimneys with an internal cross-section of 115–125 mm. A brush that is too small will not reach the walls and will leave deposits, while one that is too large may become stuck in the flue. Before purchase, measure the diameter of the chimney or check the technical documentation for the installation.
The brush can be used from the top (from the roof, with a chimney sweep ball) or from the bottom (from the cellar or the boiler room, with chimney sweep rods). The top-down method gives better results in heavily sooted flues, as the deposits fall downwards. Cleaning from the bottom requires the room to be protected against falling soot.
Before first use, check that the M12 thread connects securely to the rod or pole. The brush should be tightened firmly so that it does not come loose during work in the chimney. After each cleaning, it is advisable to knock the soot out of the brush and store it in a dry place to prevent the steel wire from corroding.
How often a chimney needs cleaning depends on the type of fuel and how intensively it is used. The flues of coal and wood boilers need cleaning at least once per heating season, and with heavy use every 2–3 months. Regular removal of soot prevents deposits in the flue from igniting and ensures correct draught.
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