This utility model relates to the field of water conservancy construction technology, specifically a wall-brushing device for concrete anti-seepage walls used in grab bucket excavators. It includes a base plate, with two opposing base vertical plates fixed to the lower surface of the base plate. A first reinforcing plate is fixed between each base vertical plate and the base plate. Two outer
wire mesh clamps are fixed to the upper surface of the base plate, and two inner
wire mesh clamps are detachably installed between the two outer
wire mesh clamps. The two outer wire mesh clamps and the two inner wire mesh clamps correspond one-to-one and are all semi-circular. Several wire brushes, evenly spaced along their arc-shaped edges, are clamped between each outer wire mesh clamp and its corresponding inner wire mesh clamp. Several reinforcing ribs are fixed between the tops of the two outer wire mesh clamps along their arc-shaped edges. This invention solves the problems of existing concrete anti-seepage wall joint treatment where wall brushing,
slag removal, roughening, and groove milling require two separate sets of equipment for step-by-step operation, resulting in low construction efficiency, high construction costs, and time consumption.