Brush Type
Custom Roller and Conveyor Brushes
Choose a roller or conveyor brush when a cylindrical brush must clean, wipe, guide, spread, sort, or transfer material continuously across a defined machine width.

Type Overview
Roller and conveyor brushes place filament around a shaft, sleeve, core, or segmented assembly. The cylindrical working surface creates repeatable line contact as the brush or workpiece moves, making this structure suitable for belts, sheets, screens, rollers, panels, and production equipment.
Outside diameter, face length, core or shaft, row pattern, trim, density, installed engagement, rotation direction, and line path determine coverage and discharge. The brush must clear guards and adjacent components while maintaining uniform contact across the working width.
Key Customization Dimensions
| Head diameter | 100 mm |
|---|---|
| Head or working length | 500 mm |
| Handle or support length | 0 mm |
| Mounting interface | Quick-Change Coupling |
| Source scope | Merged product configuration records |
Common Configurations
Shafted roller
The brush is built directly on a customer-defined shaft with journals, keyways, threads, or drive ends.
Sleeve or refill roller
A replaceable brush sleeve fits an existing shaft or core, reducing replacement of the complete assembly.
Segmented ring roller
Individual brush rings or wafers are stacked to create the required width, pattern, and serviceability.
Strip-wound or spiral roller
Continuous strip is wound straight or helically around the core for dense or discharge-directed contact.
Modular cassette or split assembly
Replaceable sections can be installed around equipment with limited access or concentrated wear zones.
Material Selection Guidelines
Nylon PA
General industrial wiping, cleaning, guiding, and abrasion resistance.
PBT
Wet, detergent, or repeated washdown service with good recovery.
Polypropylene PP
Economical wet or chemical-contact use and coarse debris handling.
Soft natural fiber or microfiber
Low-marking wiping, dusting, and delicate panel contact.
Wire or abrasive filament
Rust, scale, deburring, or surface conditioning where the workpiece and equipment permit aggressive contact.
Technical Considerations
Supply the complete shaft or core drawing, outside diameter, working length, journal and drive details, rotation direction, line speed and customer-supplied brush speed, installed engagement, surface or product, residue path, balance requirement, and replacement method.
Custom Manufacturing RFQ
Discuss This Brush Type
Share the working surface, residue, dimensions, material direction, interface, quantity and drawing or sample photo.
Custom Brush RFQ
Request a Custom Cleaning Brush Quote
Upload a drawing, product photo, or sample photo and provide the core dimensions and cleaning conditions.









