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November 05, 2024 Category: General

Discover a wide range of filament colors for custom brushes at Precision Brush. From classic black to natural hues, find the perfect match for your

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October 22, 2024 Category: General

Learn the differences between Level and Crimped brush fillings, and how they impact performance in applications like weather seals and cylinder

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September 24, 2024 Category: General

Discover how to mount cylinder brushes on shafts using secure methods like welding, clamps, and epoxy. Ensure a snug fit for optimal performance in any

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August 04, 2023 Category: General

Understanding Brush Channel Construction Metal channel strip brushes all start out as flat steel on a roll. At Precision Brush, we offer several different brush-channel sizes: 2, 2.5, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 10. These numbered sizes each represent the total eighths of an inch in the metal channel before it is formed into a U shape.  So, a one-inch-wide channel would be a size 8, indicating eight eights of an inch. A half-inch-wide channel would be a size 4 channel, and so on. Once a size is selected, the flat steel is then bent into a U shape, which creates the metal channel where the filaments will be held. The smaller the channel, the less filaments (size and quantity) it will hold. For example, if you want a heavy-duty brush with very stiff, thick filaments, you would need a larger channel. As channel size goes up, we can fit more filaments in the channel as well as use thicker filaments. For a short trim brush, smaller channels may be more appropriate. Longer trim brushes usually require a heavier, thicker filament, which necessitates a larger metal channel. Oval vs. Flat Channels Most of the time, channels have a flat bottom. This is the default style for channel construction. However, customers sometimes request an oval-shaped channel bottom. We offer this option in the number 5, 6, and 7 channel sizes. Sometimes, an oval channel may be selected when the final use of the brush will be a cup shape, such as in a round or oval-shaped vacuum brush.  For most u

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June 29, 2023 Category: General

     Cleveland Brush Manufacturers host filament suppliers, brush machine manufacturers and other brush manufacturers at the 63rd Annual Victor F. Miller Memorial Golf Tournament The Mill-Rose Company held the 63rd annual Victor F. Miller Memorial Golf Tournament at Shaker Heights Country Club in Cleveland, Ohio on Thursday, June 22, 2023. Brush manufacturers and suppliers from around the world gathered for the annual event. The golf event serves as the culmination of activities the week before where brush company representatives renew alliances, discuss business trends and opportunities for the brush manufacturing industry. Brushes manufactured by these companies are used in virtually every type of industry around the world. Applications include makeup/mascara brushes, hair brushes, floor sweeping and polishing brushes, gun cleaning brushes, car wash brushes, copier toner brushes, brooms, paint brushes, and special brushes used in the medical field. The weather was perfect for the golfing event. Skills of the golfers ranged from novice to near professional, however, a good time was enjoyed by all. Prizes were awarded to golfers for outstanding performance including: First Place, Low Gross – Dan Kirtz (Malish Corp) Second Place, Low Gross – Jim Benjamin (Precision Brush) Third Place, Low Gross – Tie Breaker between Chris Monahan (Brush Fibers) and RJ Lindstrom (Zephyr Manufacturing) going to Chris Monahan Closest to the Pin – Ian

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June 12, 2023 Category: General

When you search online for a metal channel strip brush, or to learn about the conveyor cleaning process, or when you’re looking for that unique custom brush, Precision Brush wants to be your first and only call.  Who is the best person in your company to call us? What happens when you pick up the phone to speak with us on that initial call? Here at Precision Brush, we receive phone calls from a variety of people in various job roles. Sometimes we get a call from the purchasing agent, sometimes it’s the staff who are running the printing line at night who are directly using the brush, sometimes it’s the brush designer, and other times it might be the plant manager.  We start the call by asking educated questions regarding the process of what the brush will be used for. This way we can understand how you plan to use the brush. You’re the expert on your machine or product, and we want our brush to fit your application or needs perfectly. We will ask about the pressure that you’re using, if the brush is being used in a heat application or process, the size of the holder the brush will need to fit into, etc. If the brush you want to order is a replacement for an old brush, then we will talk about what you need for brush replacements and about any issues you may have had in the past with previous brushes you’ve used. These questions help us be the brush experts we are. We will help you decide on the best metal channel for the brus

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February 21, 2023 Category: General

Precision Brush is the first brush manufacturer in the world to use Artificial Intelligence to write and produce a blog.

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January 19, 2023 Category: General

Explore the process of designing a custom brush, view design tools and find an answer to your questions in Precision Brushes video library.

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September 18, 2022 Category: General

Brushes are one of the most invaluable tools for industrial, commercial, technical, and creative professionals - here's why.

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April 12, 2022 Category: General

Precision Brush is a custom brush manufacturer with in-house designers to brainstorm any and all brush design