
CLEANING BRUSH STRUCTURES
Cleaning Brush Types
Choose the brush form by how it has to touch the work: a bottle brush through a neck, a tube brush along a bore, a disc flat on a floor, a roller across a belt, a strip along a gap. Each brush type page covers the form, its sizes, fills and fittings, and what to send for a quote.
How do I pick the right brush type?
Start from how the brush has to touch the work, not from the bristle. A neck or a bore decides between a bottle brush and a tube brush; a flat floor or panel points to a disc, a moving belt or sheet to a roller, a gap to a strip. The machine then decides the mounting, and only after that does the surface decide the fill. A cup brush and a wheel brush can carry the same wire and still be wrong for each other's work.
Which brush types are there?
Each one is a way of building a brush, not a product line. Open it for what the form does, the sizes it is made in, the fills and fittings it takes, and the products we already build on it.


Custom Cup Brushes

Custom Disc Brushes

Custom End Brushes

Custom Filter Brushes

Custom Floor Scrubber Sweeper Brushes

Custom Handheld Detail Brushes

Custom Machine Table Brush Plates

Custom Modular Brushes

Custom Polishing Buffing Wheels

Custom Road Sweeper Brooms

Custom Roller and Conveyor Brushes

Custom Spring Brushes

Custom Strip Seal Brushes

Custom Tube & Pipe Bore Brushes

Custom Wheel Brushes
What does a brush type page tell me?
It explains what the form is and how it differs from the nearest one, where it is used, the sizes and fills it is made in, how it is built and fitted, and what we need from you to quote it. The products we already build on it are listed at the bottom.
Need a Custom Brush Configuration?
Send the application, dimensions, material direction, quantity, drawing or sample photo.