Edge & bore deburring
Reach exposed edges with a disc brush and internal surfaces with a bore brush. Agree the required finish on a sample.
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Find the right brush for your process.
From cleaning and sealing to deburring, guiding and supporting. Start with the job, then explore brush construction and sizes.
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01 / 07 · Industries & applications
Metalworking & Surface Finishing
Match the brush to the edge, bore or surface you need to treat.
02 / 07 · Industries & applications
Conveying & Packaging
Clean the belt, guide the product or support a sensitive surface.
03 / 07 · Industries & applications
Door, Window & Equipment Sealing
Review the gap, movement and fixing before selecting a brush seal.
04 / 07 · Industries & applications
Glass Processing & Washing
Choose contact materials around the glass surface and cleaning process.
05 / 07 · Industries & applications
Food & Produce Equipment
Separate cleaning, guiding and equipment maintenance requirements.
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Agriculture & Livestock
Brush components for agricultural equipment and grooming replacements.
07 / 07 · Industries & applications
Municipal & Floor Sweeping
Match replacement brushes to the sweeper and working surface.
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Processes, brushes & dimensions
Metalworking & Surface Finishing
Match the brush to the edge, bore or surface you need to treat.
Weld & surface cleaning
Wheel and cup constructions access different surfaces. Confirm wire material, tool interface and permissible brush speed.
Discuss this process →Finishing & polishing
Review the current surface and an approved finish sample before selecting fill and contact pressure.
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Edge & bore deburring
Abrasive Filament Disc Brush
An abrasive-filament face for finishing trials. Specify the workpiece and required edge or surface result.
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Edge & bore deburring
Abrasive Bore Brush
An abrasive-filament brush for bore finishing trials; supply bore dimensions and the target result.
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Weld & surface cleaning
Crimped Wire Wheel Brush
A radial wire working edge for accessible surfaces. Specify wire type, bore and machine speed.
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Weld & surface cleaning
Knotted Wire Cup Brush
Wire bundles twisted into knots around a cup. Review the surface task and tool specification.
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Finishing & polishing
Fine-Filament Polishing Disc
A fine-filament face for light brushing. Agree a finish sample rather than relying on image appearance.
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Conveying & Packaging
Clean the belt, guide the product or support a sensitive surface.
Belt residue removal
Select roller construction and fill around the residue and accessible belt section. Confirm shaft ends and working width.
Discuss this process →Product guiding & wiping
Plastic-backed strips can guide or wipe passing products. Set the contact to avoid unwanted marks.
Discuss this process →Workpiece support
Short-filament panels support the contact surface. Confirm load, contact area and acceptable surface finish.
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Belt residue removal
Tufted Roller Brush
Filament tufts set into a cylindrical core; start with brush face length and shaft-end details.
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Belt residue removal
Spiral Wound Roller Brush
A strip wound around a core. Pitch and winding direction help define the working brush surface.
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Product guiding & wiping
Rigid Plastic-Back Strip Brush
A rigid plastic carrier with filament rows; review the backing profile and fixing points.
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Workpiece support
Support Brush Panel
A broad short-filament surface for supporting workpieces; review load and surface sensitivity.
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Door, Window & Equipment Sealing
Review the gap, movement and fixing before selecting a brush seal.
Straight gaps
Match straight brush strips and holders to the door edge or equipment opening.
Discuss this process →Curved & changing paths
A flexible backing follows suitable curves; confirm the bending direction and radius from the actual section.
Discuss this process →Circular & shaped openings
Formed strips can address ring or arc-shaped gaps. Confirm clear opening and mounting geometry.
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Straight gaps
Metal-Back Strip Brush
A straight metal channel retaining the filament. Record backing width, trim height and length.
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Straight gaps
Strip Brush Holders
Holder profiles for strip installation. Match the channel to the actual brush backing.
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Curved & changing paths
Flexible Strip Brush
A flexible backing follows a curved installation path. Check bend direction and fixing method.
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Circular & shaped openings
Formed & Ring Strip Brush
A strip formed into a curve or ring; distinguish inward, outward and axial filament directions.
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Glass Processing & Washing
Choose contact materials around the glass surface and cleaning process.
Glass washing
Review roller fill and cleaning conditions against the glass type, especially for coated surfaces.
Discuss this process →Panel support
Support panels need clean, suitable filaments and a verified contact load.
Discuss this process →Edge guiding & dust removal
Position strip brushes around the actual edge and travel path; review the risk of marking.
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Glass washing
Tufted Roller Brush
Filament tufts set into a cylindrical core; start with brush face length and shaft-end details.
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Glass washing
Replacement Brush Sleeve
A hollow brush sleeve for a retained core or shaft. Confirm the bore, fit and end retention.
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Support Brush Panel
A broad short-filament surface for supporting workpieces; review load and surface sensitivity.
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Rigid Plastic-Back Strip Brush
A rigid plastic carrier with filament rows; review the backing profile and fixing points.
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Food & Produce Equipment
Separate cleaning, guiding and equipment maintenance requirements.
Produce cleaning & sorting
Roller arrangements depend on the produce and process. Specify cleaning and material documentation requirements.
Discuss this process →Conveyor guiding
Review backing, fill and accessible cleaning surfaces before specifying a guide brush.
Discuss this process →Equipment openings & tubes
Confirm bore dimensions and cleaning access. Do not assume all materials suit direct food contact.
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Produce cleaning & sorting
Tufted Roller Brush
Filament tufts set into a cylindrical core; start with brush face length and shaft-end details.
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Produce cleaning & sorting
Segmented Roller Brush
Brush sections assembled along a core; review segment width, retention and replacement access.
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Rigid Plastic-Back Strip Brush
A rigid plastic carrier with filament rows; review the backing profile and fixing points.
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Equipment openings & tubes
Twisted-in-Wire Tube Brush
Filament retained between twisted wires; specify working diameter, filled length and tip.
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Agriculture & Livestock
Brush components for agricultural equipment and grooming replacements.
Agricultural equipment cleaning
Review residue, working width and drive mounting for the equipment brush.
Discuss this process →Grooming roller replacement
Match a replacement brush to the existing machine. Powered assemblies are outside the brush specification unless agreed.
Discuss this process →Fixed grooming brushes
Confirm the animal, contact surface and secure fixing of the brush component.
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Agricultural equipment cleaning
Tufted Roller Brush
Filament tufts set into a cylindrical core; start with brush face length and shaft-end details.
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Grooming roller replacement
Grooming Replacement Roller
A replacement brush body for grooming equipment. Motor, frame and controls are outside this brush-body listing.
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Grooming roller replacement
Grooming Brush Segments
Replaceable brush elements for an existing grooming assembly; match the core and retaining system.
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Fixed grooming brushes
Fixed Grooming Brush
A fixed brush panel for animal contact. Review mounting surface, edge shape and filament feel.
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Municipal & Floor Sweeping
Match replacement brushes to the sweeper and working surface.
Main broom replacement
Check working width and both drive ends against the old brush or machine drawing.
Discuss this process →Side sweeping
Working brush diameter differs from mounting plate diameter. Check hole pattern and fill angle.
Discuss this process →Rings & segment maintenance
Match bore, drive tabs and segment geometry; model compatibility requires dimensional confirmation.
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Main broom replacement
Sweeper Main Broom
The cylindrical main brush of a sweeper. Supply overall length and both mounting ends.
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Side sweeping
Sweeper Side Brush
An outward-splayed circular brush for edge sweeping. Confirm plate and fixing-hole dimensions.
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Rings & segment maintenance
Sweeper Brush Rings
Individual brush rings assembled on a core; check bore, drive tabs and ring spacing.
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Rings & segment maintenance
Sweeper Brush Segments
Replaceable brush sections matched to the retained carrier and fixing arrangement.
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