Brass Brush Manufacturing
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| Brass brush manufacturing from Gordon Brush. Brass is a softer wire than stainless steel, yet ideal for uses that
include burnishing, polishing, non-sparking static removal and some deburring and material removal. Gordon Brush uses wire diameters that range from extremely soft to stiff.
The 30 Series is a small, inexpensive, three-row "scratch" or "toothbrush" style brush made of rugged and static-neutral Plywood. The 36 Series is a four-row "scratch" brush on a larger handle. Both styles are available in Brass (B) or stiff Stainless Steel (SS) metal material. |
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The G1308 series is a small rectangular Hardwood block brush that many cleaning environments need with it's soft brass. It is densely filled and easy to grip. This brush is available with soft Brass (B) and a version with an outer row of Horse Hair with the rest of the brush filled with soft Brass material.
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Many of the following wire materials are used in many different cleaning environments. Uses for the brushes include scrubbing, scraping, deburring, cleaning, degreasing, texturizing, and polishing. The materials listed below are available in a variety of lengths and diameters. Brass brushes are available in esd, hand held, cylinder, twisted wire, strip, flow-thru, custom/ special, and block configurations.
Wire Materials
Brass is a softer wire than stainless steel, yet ideal for uses that include burnishing, polishing, non-sparking static removal and some deburring and material removal. Gordon Brush uses wire diameters that range from extremely soft to stiff.
Stainless Steel
Stainless Steel is a highly corrosion-resistant wire to be used where contamination or rust is a problem. The Stainless Steel Gordon Brush uses
ranges from extremely soft to stiff. The fine, .003" diameter, wire is excellent for burnishing without removing the base material. Rust-proof
and very strong, Stainless Steel is used to prevent harmful ferrous deposits on brushed parts. It is non-shedding.
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