Bristles are made from chemical-resistant materials.

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.

Chemical-resistant plastic bristles are flexible and narrow, making them a good choice for a variety of spills in small spaces.

Attach to the end of a mop handle to hold dust mop heads.

A small head makes these mops good for use in hard-to-reach places such as in corners and under equipment.

Assign colors to tasks or areas.

Strong and secure—bristles are housed in a steel cap and held with a wire band, good for sweeping heavy debris.

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

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

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

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.

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

Natural-fiber bristles resist solvents and heat.

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

Gather up dirt, dust, and debris after sweeping.

Keep food processing areas tidy with these dust pans—they have metal and chemical additives that will set off metal detectors and show up on an X-ray if they fall into your line.