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Brushes for the Electronics Industry

Your one-stop shop for cleaning brushes for electronics!

A wide variety of brushes are used in the electronics industry and many of the brushes have multiple uses:

Roller brushes are used for cleaning, polishing and de-burring printed circuit boards and other electronic components.

Anti-static brushes and Thunderon® brushes are widely used in the electronics industry and in the manufacturing of electrostatic charge sensitive products. They are made from low charging materials, often natural bristle materials that do not give or take electrons. This means they are essentially electrically neutral. Anti-Static brushes are also known as electro static discharge bushes ESD brushes), static eliminators, and (oddly) static brushes. Anti-static brushes are used throughout a variety of industrial and commercial applications where there is a need to reduce particle contamination from static charge.

Anti-static brushes will commonly be found in simple office printers, copiers, large-sized plotters, stretch wrappers, conveyors and any kind of high speed paper application.

Anti-static brushes are manufactured from natural materials like horse hair and hog others are also created from synthetic materials including Thunderon®, carbon fiber, static dissipative nylon or conductive nylon. Different kinds of anti-static brushes are appropriate for different applications, and special requirements will need to be met for anti-static brushes to be used in hazardous location (requiring anti-static brushes which will not cause sparks).

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There are 11 categories of brushes that are used for the electronics industry. These include: abrasive brushes; anti-static brushes, chemical resistant brushes; conductive ESD brushes; insulative brushes; rotary brushes; spiral brushes; static dissipative brushes; stencil brushes; strip brushes & holders; and Thunderon® duster brushes.

In these 11 categories, one can choose from the following fill materials for the handheld brushes: Horse hair; Hog bristle/Horse hair; brass; PTFE; Goat hair; Hog bristle; nylon; abrasive nylon; conductive nylon; static dissipative nylon; Ox hair; PEEK; polypropylene; pure red Sable; stainless steel; Tampico; Thunderon®; Thunderon®/Goat hair; or titanium. These fills can be set in a variety of handle materials such as: aluminum; brass; metal; plastic; acetal; conductive plastic; stainless steel; steel; zinc-plated steel; static dissipative acetal; or tin.

The cylinder brushes are available with the following core material: aluminum; galvanized steel channel; stainless steel channel; or wood.

Other selectable parameters include: bristle diameter and inner diameter.