Bosch GWS 2200 Carbon Brush, Professional Replacement Set

Bosch GWS 2200 Brush Set

The Bosch GWS 2200 Carbon Brush is a critical maintenance component designed to maintain electrical conductivity between the power source and the motor armature in high-wattage angle grinders. This genuine replacement set ensures the 2200W motor operates at peak efficiency without excessive arcing or heat buildup. It is specifically engineered for the GWS 2200-180 and GWS 2200-230 professional series grinders.

Built for the Job

On a busy job site, carbon brushes are the primary wear item in any corded power tool. These components facilitate the transfer of current to the rotating commutator. When the graphite wears down, tool performance drops, often leading to intermittent power or total motor failure. This specific set features an integrated cut-off mechanism. This safety feature automatically stops the tool when the carbon reaches a critical wear level, preventing the internal metal spring from contacting and damaging the copper commutator segments.

• Heavy-duty metal grinding and cutting applications.

• Routine fleet maintenance for masonry and steel fabrication shops.

• Restoring motor torque in high-vibration environments.

Product Highlights

Commutator Protection

The auto-stop function triggers a circuit break once the material depth is insufficient for safe operation.

High-Grade Composition

• Dense graphite blend reduces friction and operating temperature.
• Precision-milled dimensions ensure a slide-fit in the brush holder without binding.

Technical Specifications

What’s Included

• 2 x Genuine Bosch Replacement Carbon Brushes

On-Site & Workshop Notes

• Always replace both brushes simultaneously to ensure even wear and balanced motor performance.

• Use compressed air to blow out carbon dust from the motor housing and brush holders before installing the new set.

• Verify that the brush spring is seated centrally on the back of the graphite block to prevent uneven pressure.

• Check the commutator for heavy scoring; if deep grooves are present, the tool may require surfacing in addition to new parts.