Stock Twisted in Wire Brushes
Twisted-in-wire brushes are commonly referred to by our customers as tube brushes, bottle brushes, pipe brushes, or internal cleaning brushes. Our standard brushes are suitable for both hand-held use and for use in power tools; including drills, drill presses and CNC machining centers.
Twisted-in-wire brushes are made by placing bristle material in between the stem wires and then twisting the stem wires tightly, which secures the filament. With our custom, made-to-order twisted brush capabilities, we can easily adjust the length and diameter of the brush. Combined with our many filament options, the possibilities for your twisted-in-wire brush are practically limitless.
Important: Reversing a twisted-in-wire brush may loosen the stem wire, causing a loss of fill bristles. Always rotate the brush in a clockwise direction when the brush points away from the user. This will tighten the brush construction.
Twisted In-Wire Brush Applications
General applications include cleaning, de-burring, polishing, reaming, finishing or removing debris or burrs from internal non-metallic and metallic surfaces. Specific applications for twisted-in-wire brushes include:
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Cleaning internal tubing and piping and cylinders
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De-burring machined and threaded holes in castings, tanks and machined parts
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Abrasive brushes for tough slag removal
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Cleaning medical devices and equipment
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Cleaning laboratory equipment and beakers
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Cleaning hydraulic fittings and nozzles
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Shotgun, pistol and rifle cleaning
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Whisper light brushes for cleaning electronic and computer components
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Used to dissipate lightning
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Remove gases during vacuum distillation process
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Used in removing water bubbles in air fluid control
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Clean refrigerator coils
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Clean valve guides
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Clean automotive and aircraft parts
We can easily change the length of the brush, diameter of the brush and the many filaments choices offer virtually endless possibilities
Safety Requirements:Operators must, at all times, observe common safety practices, such as wearing goggles, keeping machine guards in place, observing all speed restrictions, wearing appropriate protective clothing and comply with ANS-B165.1 - 1979 "Safety Requirements For The Design, Care And Use Of Power Driven Brushing Tools."