Staple Sets - Shapes & Designs
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A rotary brush where the brush face
length is greater than the over all
brush diameter. Furnished with or
without a shaft that can be made on
dowels, blocks, extrusions or molded
parts.
Typical applications are: cleaning,
washing glass, fruit, vegetables and
vehicles, planting, spreading, coloring and
softening. |
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Similar to cylinder brush only with
the tufts spiraling around the block
with as many rows to satisfy the
application. Generally used when
less density is required. Typical applications are
floor and rug vacuuming, pipe
cleaning, screen cleaning and glass
cleaning. |
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A round block, without a handle,
where the fill material is inserted
into the face of the brush - Brushes can
be trimmed flat, concave, bevel or
step.
Typical applications are: cleaning cement block, floors,
glass, gutters and plywood also photo
engraving, scrubbing, powder
spreading, printed circuit board
washing and rinsing and upholstery
shampooing. |
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Strip with Fixture Holes and Spaces |
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Strips can be with or without
fixture holes in a variety of
lengths. Strips can be made from very
few inches long to several feet
long. Generally one to four rows of
tufts that could have a straight or
staggered tuft pattern.
Typical applications are: wire management, sight
seals, hot top driveway sealing,
static elimination, swimming pool
cleaning and vacuum cleaning.
Strips are generally made from wood
or extruded plastic. |
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Several variations can be
manufactured from very small to over
a foot in diameter.
Typical applications are; floor
scrubbing and polishing,
conditioning cement or sweeping
gutters. |
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The brush illustrated is that of a
shoe polisher, however blocks can be
configured to meet any need. |
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Specialized industrial vacuum brush. |
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Flat blocks are used in many
applications, the most common being
bed brushes for turret presses.
Similar designs have been used for
auto wheel washing, file cleaning,
grill cleaning, swimming pool
cleaning and thread dressing. |
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A rotary brush where the overall
brush diameter is greater than the
brush face length. Can also be made
from very small to quite large. The
brush can be trimmed flat, concave,
convex, or stepped. Collar shown is
for mounting to shaft. Many
applications are solved using wheel
brushes such as chain cleaning, egg
washing, polishing all types of
surfaces, and in the manufacturing of
shoes and textiles. |
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The flex strip is designed to fasten
on all surfaces via screws, nails,
double-sided tape, pushed into splines or grooves. The strip
is flexible so that it will conform
to most irregular shapes and
surfaces. |
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Staple set brushes can be made into
many configurations of goblet-style
brushes. Generally used in
food processing and metal finishing. |
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There is virtually no limit to
possible shapes for stapled hand
brushes. Frequently the shape is
designed to conform to the surface
being brushed. Block and brush shape
may be related to other functions
such as convenient hand use, special
mechanical fastening requirements,
or for aesthetic appeal. Trim shape
can vary from flat, concave, convex,
bevel or stepped. |
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End brushes can be made in many
forms on configurations. Generally
used by hand for dusting, gluing or
spreading. |
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