19mm Keyway Abrasive Brushes + Wheels
19mm keyway wheels are the standard fitting on a wide range of satin polishing tools including the following machines:
Finimaster Keyway, Metabo, Flex, Fein, EDX, PTX and a range of other machines.
Need a good general purpose satin finish and not quite sure what you need?
Why not try our Ginger Ninja? Great Cut & great finish in one product
Or for a more detailed look check out our FAQ's at the bottom of the page.

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19mm Keyway Abrasive Brushes + Wheels FAQs
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How many different types of Keyway wheel do you supply?
We supply keyway wheels and brushes in a range of grit types:
Aluminium Oxide - will clean, grain and apply a textured surface finish on stainless steel and non-ferrous metals
Tex / Scotch-brite - remove light damage and scratches to leave a fine satin finish. Ideal for cleaning a re-graining aluminium
Interleaved - again, removes surface damage and will blend a 240 grit finish. More durable on edges than the Tex brushes
Rubber - an abrasive grain bonded into the flexible rubber allows an even grain finish to be applied to your workpiece
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Why is the Cibo 'Ginger Ninja' wheel so good?
Because the Ginger Ninja lasts a very long time, has the ability to cut quickly and leaves a great finish.
Like all good products the Cibo Ginger Ninja keyway polishing brush was first developed to solve a customer problem.
We had a particular customer who needed to remove scale and leave a grain finish on 8mm stainless steel plate in a food factory. The wheel did such a good job that we thought everybody else should be able to use it. The 'Ginger Ninja' is now one of our best selling products.
It is made from a high performance ceramic cloth, which is why it can put a grain finish on the scale, combined with a strong fleece which blends the heavier cut to a clear satin finish.
Press on hard and the the wheel cuts. Back off and allow the fleece to blend the surface to leave a consistent burr free finish.
p.s. It is not really called the Ginger Ninja. But we like the name so much that we never call it the FMCAC/60/100100. Why would we??
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Which keyway brush should I use to remove scratches off aluminium and leave a nice brushed finish?
Lots of our customers use the FMTA grade 80 wheel for removing light scratches & finishing with a soft satin finish on aluminium panels.
Advantages: Because of the open Tex structure the wheel can run at a nice low speed so it avoids the risk of creating an 'orange peel' effect on the surface of the aluminium and the aluminium will not clog the wheel.