500mm PBT Pond Filter Brush
500mm PBT pond filter brush with a 120 mm round head and fixed PP core for mechanical.
- Head Ø
- 120 mm
- Head length
- 500 mm
PRODUCT CATEGORY
Aquarium, Pond & Pool Cleaning Brushes
Water-system cleaning combines surface protection with constant moisture. Aquarium glass, pool walls, filter cartridges and pond media all collect algae or debris, but the acceptable stiffness and geometry differ depending on the surface and filtration component.
Browse Aquarium Glass, Pool Wall & Filter Brushes
Compare aquarium glass brushes, pool wall and disc brushes, pond-filter brushes, cartridge cleaners and algae-removal tools.
600mm PP Pool Cleaning Disc Brush
600mm polypropylene disc brush head for algae and biofilm removal on pool walls, floors, and tile lines.
- Head Ø
- 600 mm
- Head length
- 45 mm
Aquarium Filter Brush
Custom aquarium filter brushes in Nylon PA and PBT for mechanical solids capture and bio filtration.
- Head Ø
- 100–200 mm
- Head length
- 300–800 mm
Aquarium Glass Cleaning Brush
Aquarium glass cleaning brush for safe algae removal from glass and acrylic panels.
- Head Ø
- 50–80 mm
- Head length
- 70–100 mm
- Handle
- 230–400 mm
Blanketweed Brush
Custom pole-mounted blanketweed brushes remove string algae from pond liners, edges, and water features.
- Head Ø
- 100–300 mm
Pond Filter Brush
Hanging polypropylene pond filter brush for mechanical and biological filtration in koi ponds and aquaculture.
- Head Ø
- 100–200 mm
- Head length
- 300–800 mm
Pool Filter Cartridge Brush
Head width and filament spacing matched to pleat pitch, so the tips slide into the valleys between folds.
- Head Ø
- 15–90 mm
- Handle
- 200–500 mm
Pool Wall Brush
Order custom pool wall brushes with PP or nylon fills, 100–300mm head widths, and standard pole sockets.
- Head Ø
- 100–300 mm
- Head length
- 1000–4000 mm
Biofilter Brush
Custom biofilter brush media for pond and aquarium filter chambers.
- Head Ø
- 100–200 mm
- Head length
- 300–800 mm
Is the Brush Cleaning a Surface or Filter Media?
Glass and pool walls need controlled surface contact; filter cartridges and pond media need debris removal without damaging the filtration structure.
Glass, liner, tile or filter media
Each surface has different scratch and deformation limits, so filament stiffness should follow the material.
Algae, biofilm or loose debris
Light film can be removed with softer contact; stubborn algae may need stronger brushing or a different cleaning method.
Submerged reach
Deep tanks and pools may need long handles or pole connections, while filters often need compact hand control.
Water chemistry
Chlorinated pool water, saltwater and other conditions can affect metal components and long-term material durability.
Wall Brushes and Filter Brushes Have Different Damage Risks
A pool wall brush is intended to scrub a structural surface; a cartridge brush must avoid tearing pleats or media. Aquarium glass adds scratch sensitivity. They belong together by environment but not by contact force.
Water-System Brush Options
Head width, pole or handle connection, filament stiffness, corrosion-resistant components, disc diameter and filter-specific geometry can be tailored.
- Head width
- Pole or handle connection
- Filament stiffness
- Corrosion-resistant components
- Disc diameter
- Filter-specific geometry
Tell Us the Water System and Surface
Provide aquarium/pool/pond type, surface or filter media, water chemistry, deposit and reach. We can then choose a brush that cleans without unnecessary surface damage.