They're 50% wider than our other angle brooms, allowing you to clean a larger area.

Two threaded holes in the block let you select the sweeping angle for your job.

Assign colors to tasks or areas.

These brooms have soft, flexible bristles that sweep away fine to medium dust and dirt on nonporous surfaces such as tile, wood, and smooth concrete.

Soft, flexible horsehair bristles are good for fine sweeping on hardwood flooring and tile.

Commonly used on sidewalks and driveways, these brooms have stiff bristles that can move heavier debris than brooms for smooth surfaces.

A durable steel strip locks in bristles without the added weight of a wood or plastic block. Bristles are chemical-resistant plastic.

Assign specific bristle colors to particular tasks or areas. Chemical-resistant bristles are fused to a chemical-resistant block so contaminants have fewer places to hide.

Also known as street brooms and garage brooms.

The plastic bristles on these brooms resist chemicals, solvents, and acids.

A clamp brace connects the handle to the broom block to prevent twisting. Bristles are chemical-resistant plastic.

An adjustable-angle handle allows you to sweep in tight spaces. Bristles are chemical-resistant plastic.

Reduce the possibility of cross contamination by designating colors to certain areas of your facility.

Commonly used to sweep away debris created during milling, drilling, and cutting, these brushes can also be used for light cleaning.

The thin, tapered edge forms a seal to pick up anything from liquids to sawdust.

Made of aluminum-bronze, these pans inhibit sparking.

These cotton mop heads have a dust mop treatment that stops dust and debris from scattering during shakeout.

These small mop heads are good for use in corners, under equipment, and in other hard-to-reach places.

These handles are metal or metal-tipped for improved strength over wood.

Aluminum or plastic tips absorb shock to prolong the life of the handle and reduce stress on your arms.

Convert your handle to a tapered or threaded handle, or replace your existing handle tip.

Bristles remain on the floor whether you're standing or bending, helping you clean hard-to-reach areas like corners, baseboards, up walls, or under equipment.

Often used to clean windows and vehicles, these soft-bristled brushes won’t scratch. Their bristle block has a wrap-around bumper to protect surfaces.

Clean hard-to-reach areas in pharmaceutical and food-processing plants—these scrub brushes have metal and chemical additives that set off metal detectors and show up on an X-ray if they fall into your line.

Tackle tough cleaning jobs with these scrub brushes. The bristles are highly durable plastic that are coated with abrasive grit for aggressive cleaning.

Remove light-to-medium rust and stains and small burs.

Turn the handle to expose more bristles as they wear.

These brushes have stainless steel bristles on one side and nylon or brass bristles on the other.

The handle curves sharply for cleaning in hard-to-reach spots.

Work on delicate surfaces in tiny spaces and on very small parts.

Use two types of bristles on one brush.

These brushes have a 20 1/2" long handle.