Surgical Hand Scrub Brush
Two-sided surgical hand scrub brush with nylon nail brush and sponge side for preoperative hand and forearm scrubbing.
- Head Ø
- 1–50 mm
- Head length
- 5–100 mm
- Handle
- 100–600 mm
PRODUCT CATEGORY
Medical Instrument & Endoscope Cleaning Brushes
Instrument and endoscope cleaning depends on exact lumen access and the cleaning procedure. A channel brush that is too small may not contact the wall; one that is too large can be difficult to pass or may damage the device. Reuse, packaging and documentation also matter in regulated workflows. The category also carries a surgical hand-scrub brush, which is used on skin before surgery rather than on instruments.
Browse Endoscope, Cannula & Instrument Cleaning Brushes
Compare channel brushes, disposable and reusable endoscope brushes, cannula cleaners, surgical instrument brushes and flexible medical tube-cleaning products.
Cannula Cleaning Brush
Nylon cannula cleaning brushes for 1–6 mm instrument lumens. PA6/PA612 filaments, twisted wire or nylon core, 178–305 mm reach.
- Head Ø
- 1–6 mm
- Head length
- 10–35 mm
- Handle
- 178–305 mm
Medical Lumen Cleaning Brush
Medical cleaning brush with nylon PA filaments for surgical lumens, cannulas, and endoscopic channels.
- Head Ø
- 1–10 mm
- Head length
- 10–100 mm
- Handle
- 100–600 mm
Colonoscope Tube Brushes
Flexible colonoscope tube brushes for endoscope working channels. Soft nylon fill, 230 cm length, 2.0–6.0 mm channel sizes. Custom configurations.
- Head Ø
- 5–7 mm
- Head length
- 30–50 mm
CPAP Hose & Tube Cleaning Brush
Long-reach CPAP tube cleaning brush for 15, 19 and 22 mm hoses, mask connectors and humidifier ports. 1200–2200 mm flexible stems.
- Head Ø
- 15–22 mm
- Head length
- 40–100 mm
- Handle
- 1200–2200 mm
Customizable Reusable Flexible Medical Cleaning Brush
Configure a reusable flexible medical cleaning brush for instrument hinges, lumens and channels from 1 to 20 mm.
- Head Ø
- 1–50 mm
- Head length
- 5–100 mm
- Handle
- 100–600 mm
Endotracheal Tube Cleaning Brush
Endotracheal tube cleaning brush for reusable ETT reprocessing. Nylon PA bristles, PBT or stainless steel core, 6–14 mm diameters.
- Head Ø
- 6–14 mm
- Head length
- 20–300 mm
- Handle
- 100–450 mm
Disposable Endoscope Channel Cleaning Brush
Single-use flexible brush for endoscope working channels, suction lumens and instrument passages from 1–6 mm.
- Head Ø
- 2–10 mm
- Head length
- 10–50 mm
Injection Molded Endoscope Cleaning Brush
Custom injection molded endoscope cleaning brush for 2–10 mm channels.
- Head Ø
- 2–12 mm
- Head length
- 10–50 mm
Medical Channel Brush
Manual PBT medical channel brush in 2 mm, 6 mm, and 10 mm diameters for cleaning ports, lumens.
- Head Ø
- 2–10 mm
- Head length
- 40 mm
- Handle
- 80 mm
Medical Instrument Cleaning Brush
Hand and channel brushes for surgical, dental and endoscopic reprocessing.
- Head Ø
- 1–50 mm
- Head length
- 5–100 mm
- Handle
- 100–600 mm
Dental Instrument Cleaning Brush
Order dental instrument cleaning brushes with 0.05–0.35 mm PBT/nylon filaments for hinged, serrated, and lumen access.
- Head Ø
- 1–30 mm
- Head length
- 5–100 mm
- Handle
- 100–600 mm
Which brush fits which instrument?
Instrument brushes are specified tools in a reprocessing procedure. The instrument maker's instructions, written to ISO 17664, state which brush to use: its type, diameter and often its length. The brushes here are made to those sizes.
| Instrument or part | Brush in this range | Size |
|---|---|---|
| Endoscope working, biopsy and suction channels | Colonoscope tube brushes; disposable endoscope channel brush; injection-molded endoscope brush | Channels of about 1–10 mm, working lengths 300–2,400 mm |
| Valve ports, joints and channel openings | Medical channel brush in PBT | 2, 6 and 10 mm |
| Lumens and cannulas | Cannula cleaning brush; medical lumen cleaning brush | 1–6 mm cannulas, 1–10 mm lumens |
| Hinges, box locks and serrations | Medical instrument cleaning brush; flexible medical brush | Heads 1–50 mm, channels 1–20 mm |
| Dental instruments | Dental instrument cleaning brush | 0.05–0.35 mm filament |
| Endotracheal tubes | Endotracheal tube cleaning brush | 6–14 mm |
| CPAP hoses and connectors | CPAP hose and tube brush | For 15, 19 and 22 mm hoses, 1,200–2,200 mm stems |
| Hands and forearms before surgery | Surgical hand scrub brush, nail brush and sponge | Hand-held |
Why must a channel brush fit exactly?
Because a brush that is too small slides through without touching the wall, and one that is too large will not pass, or damages the channel lining. Endoscope channels are narrow tubes a meter or more long, inside an instrument that cannot be taken apart or steam-sterilized. Blood, mucus and tissue left in them dry, shelter bacteria from the disinfectant and can reach the next patient. So each channel the maker allows to be brushed is brushed along its whole length until the brush comes out clean, before high-level disinfection. Send the channel inside diameter and length, or the scope models, with the enquiry.
How are endoscope brushes built?
With soft PBT or nylon fill, filament of about 0.10–0.35 mm, on a flexible shaft or sheath of about 0.8–3.0 mm. The tip is a rounded, molded end, so it cannot catch or scratch inside the channel. Heads are single-ended, double-ended, or a channel brush combined with a valve brush. Colonoscope brushes run to about 2,300 mm. Injection-molded heads give a consistent profile from brush to brush.
Single-use or reusable?
Both are made. Single-use brushes are used once and discarded, so nothing carries over from one instrument to the next. Reusable brushes go through the same washer-disinfector cycles as the instruments, up to 93°C, and are then sterilized, so they are built from fill and cores that take those cycles. Which one a department uses is set by the scope maker's instructions and its own procedure.
A brush removes soil before disinfection; it does not disinfect or sterilize, and it never replaces either step.
What about surgical and dental instruments?
Blood, tissue and protein dry onto instruments within minutes and hide in lumens, box locks, serrations and the teeth and threads of orthopedic tools, where a washer's spray and an ultrasonic bath do not fully reach. Bore brushes matched to the lumen are pushed through end to end. Small detail brushes reach the opened box lock. Firmer nylon or 316 stainless wire clears orthopedic teeth and threads. Dental brushes use fine 0.05–0.35 mm filament for hinged and serrated tips.
When should a reusable brush be replaced?
As soon as it stops doing its job, and on the schedule your procedure sets. Look for fill that is bent, flattened, frayed or missing, a kinked shaft, a loose or damaged tip, and soil that will not rinse out of the head. A worn channel brush loses contact with the wall, so it can pass through a channel that it no longer cleans. Inspect reusable brushes before each use, and keep spares of every size in use.
What documentation comes with the brushes?
Send your requirement with the enquiry: the standard, the material declarations and the packaging and labeling you need. Materials are chosen to it, and the evidence is agreed before sampling. Our production facility is ISO 9001:2015 certified. Certificate available on request.
What is the minimum, and what should you send?
Every brush in this group starts at 500 pieces per design, made under your own name and part numbers.
- Channel or lumen inside diameter and length, or the instrument models.
- Single-use or reusable, and the reprocessing cycle for reusable brushes.
- Head arrangement: single, double-ended, or channel and valve.
- Documentation, packaging and labeling.
- Quantity per design.
Send the Device and Channel Dimensions
Provide device type, lumen ID, channel length, cleaning method, reuse expectation and any documentation requirement. We can then assess a suitable brush configuration.