100x1000mm PBT Textile Lint Roller Brush
100x1000mm PBT textile lint roller brush for continuous lint and fiber removal on belts, rollers, chains, rails.
- Head Ø
- 100 mm
- Head length
- 1000 mm
PRODUCT CATEGORY
Textile & Fiber Processing Brushes
Textile and fiber processes need brushes that move lint, clean surfaces or support finishing without pulling, marking or contaminating the material. Contact has to follow the fiber, leather or web being processed and the line condition.
Browse Textile, Leather & Fiber Line Brushes
Compare textile lint rollers, dyeing and finishing rollers, leather rollers and specialized fiber-processing brushes used on production equipment.
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- Head Ø
- 30–400 mm
- Handle
- 150–600 mm
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A full-width roll built to your core, shaft and working length, with fill stiffness chosen for the substrate.
- Head Ø
- 50–300 mm
- Head length
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Custom nylon tobacco brush for dry dust and chaff removal from tobacco lines.
- Head Ø
- 10–400 mm
- Head length
- 20–300 mm
- Handle
- 120–1000 mm
How Sensitive Is the Material to Drag and Fiber Pull?
Soft webs and finished leather can be damaged by excessive stiffness or pressure, so contact direction and trim matter as much as cleaning efficiency.
Fiber or surface type
Woven textile, nonwoven, leather and tobacco materials each have different tolerance for brushing and particle generation.
Lint, dust or process residue
Loose fibers need pickup and release; wet finishing residue or surface treatment may require different material behavior.
Line speed and contact direction
The brush must clean or guide without dragging the web, distorting the surface or creating unwanted static.
Roller geometry
OD, working width, core, shaft and trim pattern should match the line envelope and desired contact zone.
Textile Brushes Are About Controlled Fiber Contact
A lint-removal roller and a leather-processing brush may both rotate, but the acceptable drag, density and surface effect are different. The processed material drives the specification.
Textile Line Brush Options
Roller width, outside diameter, core, shaft, trim, density, filament and pattern can be tailored around the textile or fiber process. Provide line speed and material tension where relevant.
- Roller width
- Outside diameter
- Core
- Shaft
- Trim length
- Filament density
- Filament
- Fill pattern
Send the Material and Line Conditions
Provide the textile or fiber, line speed, brush function, residue and roller/mounting dimensions. We can then set contact around the actual web or surface.