Twisted brushes: what processes and places are they commonly used?

Brushes go far beyond oral hygiene or hair styling, they are used in a multitude of applications – in particular, in industry. With increasingly specific formats, these products can handle tasks in reduced and strategic spaces or simply help with heavy cleaning of large surfaces. Twisted brushes are an example of this type of item, also found in variety in the Brazilian market.

Among their differences, these cylindrical brushes (or so-called “cat’s tail”) can have twisted brushes made of galvanized or stainless steel wire, and organic or plastic (non-toxic) bristles. The purpose of these modifications is to serve each segment in a specific way.

“The development of customized products for the needs of the industry is a way of keeping up with the progress of each segment and making the supply of equipment more compatible with customer demand”, says Jefferson Heinz, CEO of the manufacturer of cleaning brushes Weinberger.

for many uses

These twisted brushes can sanitize objects such as transfer hoses, injection nozzles, nozzles, pipes, air conditioning systems, as well as laboratory glassware (such as beakers, flasks, beakers, volumetric flask, bedpan flask, parrot and more).

Varieties for every need

Faced with increasingly specific needs, companies work to produce items for each demand. There are specific brushes for hose washing, as well as an IMHOFF cone brush. For laboratory environments, brushes for volumetric flasks (5ml to 2000ml), nozzles, test tubes and burettes stand out.

There are also different models made for cleaning jars, cylinders and bottles (10 liters or fan type). In addition, brushes are manufactured for food production and farming environments, this repertoire includes brushes for teat cups, milk jugs, mixer tank outlets, collectors, among other models. As a result, manufacturers offer solutions for different niches and different stages of their routine processes.

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