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Punch Filled (or Staple set) brushes are produced by stapling tufts of wire, filaments or natural fibres securely into a plastic, wood, steel or aluminium body to create the desired configuration to suit the cleaning application. The style of the brush, which can be either a roller, flat, disc or block together with the pattern of the tufts determines the cleaning or product handling performance required. Each application will need a desired result and we can advise you on which style of brush may have the best features to achieve this.

Punch Filled (or Staple set) brushes are produced by stapling tufts of wire, filaments or natural fibres securely into a plastic, wood, steel or aluminium body to create the desired configuration to suit the cleaning application. The style of the brush, which can be either a roller, flat, disc or block together with the pattern of the tufts determines the cleaning or product handling performance required. Each application will need a desired result and we can advise you on which style of brush may have the best features to achieve this.

Offset Fill Strip Brushes are made with either a wooden or polymer body and punch filled with filaments. These can be any filaments, bristles, natural fibres, wire or a mixture of filaments. They can be produced in any length up to 3 mtrs long with filaments usually up to a maximum of 500mm long.

Brass Staple Set Roller Brush

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