180x1200mm PA66 Screen Cleaning Roller Brush
180 x 1200 mm PA66 roller brush for aggregate screen cleaning clears blinding fines, fibers, and wet residue.
- Head Ø
- 180 mm
PRODUCT CATEGORY
Filter, Screen & Sieve Cleaning Brushes
Filters and screens fail when openings become blocked, but aggressive brushing can also deform mesh or damage filter media. This category covers cartridges, screens, sieves, filter bags and perforated surfaces where cleaning must clear openings without destroying the filtration structure.
Browse Filter, Mesh, Screen & Sieve Brushes
Compare cartridge brushes, screen rollers, sieve and sifter brushes, filter-bag tools, strainer brushes and products for industrial screening equipment.
Aggregate Screen Cleaning Brush
Rotary aggregate screen cleaning brushes that clear blinding material from mesh, plate, and wedge wire decks.
- Head Ø
- 80–600 mm
- Head length
- 100–3000 mm
Cartridge Filter Cleaning Brush
Custom cartridge filter cleaning brushes with PP or Nylon filaments sized to pleat depth, spacing, and residue type.
- Head Ø
- 20–120 mm
- Head length
- 50–250 mm
- Handle
- 180–800 mm
Dust Collector Filter Element Cleaning Brush
Dust collector filter element cleaning brush with soft nylon filaments for pleated cartridge and bag filters, matched.
- Head Ø
- 15–90 mm
- Head length
- 200–450 mm
- Handle
- 200–500 mm
Filter Bag Cleaning Brush
PP and nylon filter bag cleaning brush for offline baghouse maintenance.
- Head Ø
- 15–90 mm
- Head length
- 60–180 mm
- Handle
- 200–500 mm
Industrial Filter Element Cleaning Brush
Configure flat, radial, cylindrical, basket, and frame filter cleaning brushes in PBT, PP, or nylon.
- Head Ø
- 20–120 mm
- Head length
- 50–250 mm
- Handle
- 180–800 mm
Flour Sifter Brush
Filament diameter and tip profile set against the screen aperture, so blinding fines come out of wire mesh.
- Head Ø
- 20–300 mm
- Handle
- 180–1200 mm
Granulator Screen Brush
Nylon filament brush for clearing blinded granulator and sifter screens. Widths 100–3000 mm, adjustable contact, custom mounting options.
- Head Ø
- 80–600 mm
- Head length
- 100–3000 mm
Handheld Mesh Filter Cleaning Brush
Handheld mesh filter cleaning brush for clearing blinded screens, sieve apertures, wedge wire, baskets.
- Head Ø
- 15–90 mm
- Head length
- 60–180 mm
- Handle
- 200–500 mm
Pellet Screen Cleaning Brush
Custom pellet screen cleaning brushes for wire mesh, perforated plate and wedge-wire screens.
- Head Ø
- 80–600 mm
- Head length
- 100–3000 mm
Rotary Sieve Brush
Rotary sieve brush keeps ceramic glaze & slip screen mesh clear during continuous screening.
- Head Ø
- 80–600 mm
- Head length
- 100–3000 mm
Handheld Industrial Screen Cleaning Brush
Handheld industrial screen cleaning brushes for filter screens, sieves, and apertured media.
- Head Ø
- 80–600 mm
- Head length
- 100–3000 mm
Sieve Brush
Handheld sieve-cleaning brush for test sieves, filter screens, and mesh media.
- Head Ø
- 80–600 mm
- Head length
- 100–3000 mm
Strainer Basket Brush
Order a custom nylon strainer basket brush for fine screens, perforated baskets and juicer strainers.
- Head Ø
- 15–90 mm
- Handle
- 200–500 mm
Trommel Screen Brush
Custom trommel screen brushes with nylon PA filaments clear aperture blinding on rotating screens.
- Head Ø
- 80–600 mm
- Head length
- 100–3000 mm
Vibrating Screen Brush
Anti-blinding brush assemblies that sweep fines, fiber and wet residue from vibrating screen apertures while the deck keeps.
- Head Ø
- 80–600 mm
- Head length
- 100–3000 mm
Match the Brush to the Opening and Filter Media
The key question is not only what is clogging the filter, but how much contact the mesh, screen or media can tolerate.
Mesh or opening size
Fine screens need smaller, more controlled contact; coarse perforations can use larger or firmer filaments.
Rigid screen or flexible media
Metal screens and perforated plates tolerate different force from filter bags, cartridges and softer media.
Dry powder or wet blockage
Flour, dust and pellets behave differently from sludge, biofilm and wet process residue.
Hand cleaning or continuous machine cleaning
Rotary screen and sieve brushes may run continuously and need fixed mounting, while cartridge or bag cleaning is often manual or periodic.
A Screen Roller and a Cartridge Brush Have Different Cleaning Risks
A screen roller works across a moving or fixed mesh over time; a cartridge brush must clean pleats or surfaces without tearing media. The filter construction determines the allowable contact.
Filter & Screen Brush Options
Brush width, diameter, trim, filament stiffness, roller core, shaft, hand-handle geometry and pattern can be tailored. Provide mesh size, media type and the contaminant.
- Brush width
- Brush diameter
- Trim length
- Filament stiffness
- Roller core
- Shaft
- Hand-handle geometry
- Fill pattern
Send the Filter Media and Clogging Material
Provide filter or screen type, mesh/opening size, contaminant, wet/dry cleaning method and machine dimensions if mounted. We can then match the cleaning contact to the media.