48H395 - Walter Replacement Carbon Brush Holder Assembly 48H395

Restore Peak Performance with Genuine Walter Parts

The Walter Brush Holder (SKU: 48H395) is a critical replacement component designed to maintain the efficiency and longevity of your premium Walter power tools. In the demanding world of industrial metalworking, power tools are subjected to intense heat, vibration, and continuous use. The brush holder plays a vital role in the electric motor's operation, serving as the housing that keeps the carbon brush in precise contact with the commutator. Over time, heat cycles and mechanical stress can degrade these holders, leading to poor electrical contact, sparking, or complete motor failure.

Choosing genuine Walter Surface Technologies replacement parts is essential for preserving the safety and performance standards of your equipment. Unlike generic alternatives, the 48H395 is engineered to the exact specifications of the original factory part. This ensures that the carbon brush slides freely yet remains securely positioned, preventing uneven wear and maximizing the transfer of electrical current. Whether you are repairing a heavy-duty grinder, a finisher, or a sander, installing the correct brush holder is the first step in troubleshooting motor issues and restoring your tool to its full working potential.

Why Choose OEM Replacement Parts?

Using Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) parts like the 48H395 guarantees that the materials used can withstand the specific thermal and mechanical loads of Walter tools. This brush holder is constructed from high-quality, heat-resistant materials that resist warping and melting, ensuring a long service life even under heavy load conditions. Maintenance professionals understand that a small investment in the correct internal components can prevent costly tool replacements down the line.

Installation and Maintenance

Replacing a damaged brush holder is a straightforward repair that can significantly extend the life of your power tool. Signs that your brush holder may need replacement include visible heat damage, cracks in the housing, or a carbon brush that no longer moves smoothly within the channel. By replacing the 48H395, you ensure consistent spring pressure and electrical contact, resulting in smoother motor operation and reduced electromagnetic interference.