Brushes for surface treatment and finishing

Smoothing brush

Burr and chip removal and surface polishing Examples of smoothing tasks are scraping debris, removing chips or polishing welded joints to create smooth surfaces. The most common markets in which brushes are used for smoothing tasks are the automotive industry, the ceramic industry, the woodworking and furniture industry, and many more.

Creation of bare surfaces

Complete smoothing of the material after rolling The creation of bare surfaces is most common in the rolling mill industry. Once the materials have passed through the mills, the surface is brushed so that the material is completely clean.

Surface finishing

Treatment of tiles, removal of varnish layers, encrustations and corrosion on surfaces or for the treatment of welds.
Examples of surface finishing are the treatment of tiles after processing/manufacturing, removal of varnish coatings, scale and corrosion on surfaces or for the treatment of welds, etc. The most common markets in which brushes are used for surface finishing are engineering and machinery, industry, metalworking industry, work tool industry and many more.

Structuring

Treatment of wood surfaces, such as making wood grain, or textiles to create a certain look and quality.
Examples of structuring functions are treating wood surfaces to create a certain look, such as grooves, wood grain, and treating fabrics to create a certain quality, such as washed jean material. The most common markets in which brushes are used for structuring tasks are the door, gate and window industry, the woodworking and furniture industry, raw materials and many more.

Surface deburring

Smoothing of uneven surfaces or removal of product residues. Examples of surface deburring are the smoothing of uneven surfaces or the removal of product residues such as sheet metal, plastic boards, pipes, etc. The most common markets in which brushes are used for surface deburring are the automotive industry, engineering & machine industry, work tool industry and many more.

Create roughness / keywaying

Roughing of plastic or metal surfaces. Examples of keying / roughing functions are the roughing of plastic or metal surfaces to reinforce the adhesive strength of the material or to change design features according to customer specifications. The most common markets in which brushes are used for roughing/roughing tasks are the metalworking industry, plastics processing and many more.

Matting / sanding

Treatment of wood and metal surfaces, paint and glass Examples of matting tasks are the treatment of wood or slightly rough surfaces such as metals, paint or glass. Surface sanding consists of opening the pore, trying to remove as little material as possible. The most common markets in which matting brushes are used are the door, gate and window industry, the metalworking industry, the woodworking and furniture industry, and many more.

Drying

Removal of moisture, such as water, oil or other liquid, from products, surfaces or materials. Moisture, such as water, oil or other liquid, is removed from products, surfaces or materials by brushing.

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