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48L335 - Walter Replacement Carbon Brush Set for Big Buff III (Pair)

Packaging: 1 per each

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OVERVIEW

Restore Peak Performance with Genuine Walter Carbon Brushes

The Walter 48L335 Carbon Brush Set is a critical maintenance component designed specifically for Walter Surface Technologies' high-performance finishing tools, most notably the Big Buff III (Model 6265). In universal electric motors, carbon brushes play a pivotal role in conducting electrical current between the stationary wires and the rotating armature. Over time, the friction generated against the commutator causes these brushes to wear down, leading to a decline in tool performance, intermittent power loss, or excessive sparking. Using genuine OEM brushes like the 48L335 ensures that the carbon composition matches the specific engineering requirements of the Walter motor, providing the correct balance of conductivity and durability without being so hard that it damages the copper commutator bars.

This set includes two brushes, which is the standard requirement for a complete replacement. It is highly recommended to replace both brushes simultaneously to ensure balanced electrical contact and even wear patterns. The 48L335 brushes come pre-attached to the necessary spring mechanisms (where applicable for the specific assembly design), ensuring consistent pressure against the commutator throughout the life of the brush. This consistent contact is vital for maintaining the high torque and stable RPMs required for the demanding surface finishing tasks that the Big Buff III is designed to handle.

Failure to replace worn brushes in a timely manner can lead to severe motor damage. If the carbon material is allowed to wear down completely, the metal spring or holder may come into direct contact with the commutator, causing catastrophic failure of the armature—a much more expensive repair than a simple brush swap. By keeping a set of 48L335 brushes on hand and performing routine inspections, maintenance professionals can extend the operational lifespan of their Walter tools significantly. These brushes are manufactured to tight tolerances, ensuring a perfect fit within the brush holders of compatible Walter models, eliminating the need for modification or the risks associated with "one-size-fits-all" aftermarket alternatives.

Additional Information
Packaging Description:1 per each, 2pc-per-pk
Compatible Models:Big Buff III, Line-Mate III, Model 6265
Part Type:Carbon Brush, Motor Component
Quantity:2 Brushes

INCLUDED

  • 2 x Carbon Brushes (48-L-335)
  • Spring Assemblies (Attached)

APPLICATIONS

  • Motor Repair: Replacement of worn carbon brushes in Walter Big Buff III (Model 6265).
  • Performance Restoration: Fixing tools that are sparking, stalling, or losing power under load.
  • Preventative Maintenance: Routine replacement to protect the motor armature and commutator from damage.
  • Fleet Maintenance: Essential spare part for shops running multiple Walter finishing tools.

FAQ

This set is primarily designed for the Walter Big Buff III (Model 6265) and is also compatible with the Line-Mate III (Model 6268). Always check your tool's manual or parts diagram to confirm.

The package contains 2 carbon brushes, which is enough to replace the brushes for one complete tool.

Common signs include the tool not starting, intermittent operation (cutting out), decreased power/torque, or excessive sparking visible through the cooling vents.

OEM brushes are formulated with a specific carbon grade to match the motor's commutator. Generic brushes may be too hard (damaging the commutator) or too soft (wearing out too fast), leading to poor performance.

No, it is highly recommended to always replace carbon brushes in pairs to ensure balanced electrical contact and consistent motor performance.

On most Walter tools like the Big Buff III, brush replacement is a straightforward maintenance task that can be done with a screwdriver. Refer to your tool's manual for the specific procedure.

Yes, the 48L335 brushes typically include the necessary spring assembly or are designed to fit the existing spring holder mechanism of the tool.

If brushes wear down past their limit, the metal holder can contact the spinning commutator, causing severe damage to the armature that often requires replacing the entire motor.