Reduce the possibility of cross contamination by designating colors to certain areas of your facility. Bristles are chemical-resistant plastic. They are fused to the handle to seal out dirt and bacteria.

Made with metal and chemical additives, the bristles and handles on these brushes won’t get past metal detectors or X-ray machines in your food facility. This detectability helps you comply with Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point (HACCP) programs. If brushes do come in contact with food, they’re FDA compliant.

Stainless steel staples and a resin secure the bristles in these brushes, so they won't fall into your line. To prevent bacteria from growing, the resin seals out water and polyester bristles won't absorb water. From top to bottom, these brushes resist chemicals, so you can use them with harsh cleaners.

Soft-bristle brushes are ideal for fine sweeping. Medium-bristle brushes are for light cleaning. Stiff-bristle brushes are durable and better for clearing thick layers of dust.

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

Soft-bristle brushes are ideal for fine sweeping.

Brushes with natural fiber bristles resist solvents and heat.

Style D and E brushes are best for light cleaning in tight spaces and on very small parts. Style E can be used for circuit board cleaning. As its bristles wear, turn the handle to expose more bristle.

Chemical-resistant plastic bristles are flexible and narrow, making them a good choice for a variety of spills in small spaces. Commonly used to sweep away debris created during milling, drilling, and cutting, these brushes can also be used for light cleaning.

As bristles on Style D brushes wear, turn the handle to expose more bristle. Style E and F bristles are clamped into the end of the brush so they won’t fall out.

With a blend of soft natural hair and conductive synthetic fibers, these brushes dissipate static without scratching surfaces. Use them for sweeping dust and lint from lenses, circuit boards, and other sensitive electronics. They are also known as ESD (electrostatic discharge) brushes.

Often used in high-static environments, brushes with grounding cord safely transfer the static charge from your object into the ground.

Use to remove light-to-medium rust and stains and small burs from delicate surfaces. The bristles won’t leave behind debris that could cause rust on your workpiece.

Brush with upright handle is also known as a chip brush.