Soldering brush manufacturing and sales from GordonBrush

Soldering Brush Manufacturing

A soldering brush is often a brush made with natural bristle materials that is used to clean off excess solder paste and solder balls from the work surface. Hog bristle or horse hair are the typical materials found in soldering brushes, with the hair placed in wood or metal handles. If static electricity generation is not an issue in your work environment, stainless steel or brass bristled brushes may be used to clean up solder.

Double Ended Series: This series has two sizes with two end styles (tapered and flat) to fit your needs. Fibers are mechanically clamped into the handle for maximum fiber retention so that no adhesives can leach out and contaminate surfaces being cleaned. Brushes are available with Horse Hair (HH) or Hog Bristle (CK) material. Handle material for the 1005 is Stainless Steel, and the 1010 handle is Zinc Plated Steel.
Wood Scratch Brushes: 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. Horse Hair versions are great cleaners/dusters. Hog Bristle versions work great where a stiffer brush is needed. Both styles are available in Horse Hair (HH), Hog Bristle (CK), stiff Stainless Steel (SS) or stiff Brass (B) material
WA Series: This series is comprised of various wood handle sizes designed for dusting and scrubbing, particularly on circuit boards. The WA7 Series has an "orange stick" chiseled handle on one end for debris removal. The WA12 Series is a heavy-duty scrubber or duster. The WA24 and WA68 are heavy-duty scrubbers or dusters for larger areas. Brushes are available in Goat Hair (G), Horse Hair (HH) or Hog Bristle (CK) material.
Wood Scratch Brushes: The 11P, 14 and 15 Series brushes are the same style Plywood handles, with one, two or three rows of bristles, hand laced with stainless steel wire for maximum fiber retention and long use. The 11P has a small face width. The 14 Series has a slightly wider Plywood handle. The 15 Series has hand laced fibers for maximum fiber retention and durability. Versions with extra fine Stainless Steel and Brass fill (.003" diameter) provide a very soft cleaning brush. The 15L Series is a 15 Series with the Plywood handle almost twice as long to reach those extra far away locations. The 46 Series are large scrubber brushes to be used when wide areas are cleaned.

	Application: All materials for these high quality brushes are manufactured for detail cleaning, such as printed circuit boards and SMT assemblies, or for use as fluid applicators. All metal and wood handle brushes can be used in ESD sensitive environments as long as it remains saturated in liquid. It is recommended that the brushes be tested on the required application to confirm ESD compatibility.