Application

• Surface Cleaning and Treatment: Removes dust, oil, iron filings, old coatings, oxides, and other debris from workpiece surfaces.
• Deburring: Removes flash and burrs from machining metal and plastic parts, particularly those inside holes and cross-holes.
• Surface Finishing and Polishing: Brushes, satin finishes, cleaning, and polishing are performed on metal, wood, and plastic surfaces to enhance surface quality.
• Food Industry Cleaning: Brushes made of food-grade nylon (such as PA610) are used for cleaning fruits, vegetables, potatoes, bottles, and cans.
• Tile and Stone Processing: Used for chamfering and antique-finishing tiles, as well as singeing and cleaning stone.
• Textile and Papermaking: Used for singeing and polishing cloth, as well as cleaning and maintaining papermaking machinery.

Features

• Excellent wear resistance: Nylon (especially PA6, PA6, PA612) is renowned for its high strength and wear resistance, with a long service life and the ability to withstand long-term continuous operation.
• Good chemical resistance: It has a good resistance to most common solvents, oils, chemicals and water, and is suitable for damp or somewhat corrosive environments.
• Excellent elasticity and toughness: The nylon bristles have good resilience and fatigue resistance, which can well fit the contour of the workpiece, perform consistent treatment, and at the same time protect the surface of the workpiece, making it less likely to be scratched (compared to wire brushes).
• Diverse functionality: By adjusting the material, thickness, density and length of the bristles, various processing requirements ranging from heavy-duty cleaning to fine polishing can be achieved.
• High cost-effectiveness: Nylon material has a relatively moderate cost and a mature manufacturing process, making it an economical and efficient choice for industrial brushes.