Durable carbon brushes for reliable motor performance Key benefits - Restore motor function quickly: replace worn brushes to stop intermittent operation, loss of power, or motor stalling. - Keep tools running efficiently: provide consistent electrical contact between the motor and the rotating part for smooth, predictable performance. - Long-lasting and reliable: constructed from carbon material designed for steady wear characteristics and dependable operation. What these brushes do - Function: carbon brushes conduct electricity from the stationary part of the motor to the rotor, enabling rotation and power transfer. - Why you need them: brushes are wear items that require periodic replacement to maintain torque, reduce sparking and prevent damage to commutators or collectors. Compatibility and fit - Broad compatibility with many electric tools and motors, including circular saws, miter saws, drills, vacuum cleaners and similar equipment. - Supplied in standard sizes used across a wide range of tools; check your tool’s brush size or part number to ensure correct fit. - Designed to fit common motor brush holders and to work with different tool brands and models. Materials and performance - Made from durable carbon material chosen for consistent electrical conductivity and predictable wear. - Engineered to provide stable contact pressure and reliable current transfer for smooth motor operation. - Suitable for both occasional home use and frequent workshop or jobsite applications where brush wear is expected. Typical use scenarios - Workshop maintenance: replace worn brushes in a miter saw to restore cutting power and prevent motor overheating during prolonged cuts. - On-the-job repair: swap brushes in a drill or rotary tool to regain consistent speed and reduce sparking while working on metal or masonry. - Home appliance service: renew brushes in a vacuum cleaner motor to recover suction performance and extend the appliance’s service life. Notes for buyers - Brushes are essential, regularly replaced parts — inspect your tools periodically and replace brushes at the first sign of excessive wear. - Verify brush size and connector type against your tool specifications before purchasing to ensure compatibility.