Electrical brushes and brush materials are used in conjunction with slip rings, commutators or other contact surfaces to maintain an electrical connection in rotary and linear sliding contact applications. Learn More about Electrical Brushes and Brush Materials

Industrial brushes are used for metal deburring; removing rust, paint or coatings; welding or surface preparation; painting and coat application; thread cleaning; and surface finishing on a variety of materials. Search by Specification | Learn More about Industrial Brushes

A surface finishing machine can produce a uniform finish without leaving visible transitions and shadows. Surface finishing equipment is ideal for graining, polishing, brushing, blending, deburring, cleaning welds, and roughing due to its wide speed... Learn More about Surface Finishing Products and Equipment

Specialty brushes use specialized or proprietary technologies, or feature brush designs for specific applications or industries. Learn More about Specialty Brushes

...foam or sponge, paper, and metal. Open mesh woven fabric screens and combinations of backing materials are also available. In terms of mounting styles, some flap wheels and specialty abrasives attach to a backup pad or holder with a hook and loop... Search by Specification | Learn More about Flap Wheels and Specialty Abrasives

Pad eyes are eyelets, rings, or loops that attach to machinery or equipment. They can be used for tie-down, lashing or securing applications, but are not usually rated for overhead lifting. Learn More about Pad Eyes

Brush seals are used as a barrier against flying debris and liquid. They are also used to reduce or block the infiltration of light or air flow. Learn More about Brush Seals

Industrial printing equipment includes screen printers, pad printers and offset printers. These devices are used for applying inks and colors to packaging cartons, web or sheet material and other packaging supplies. Search by Specification | Learn More about Industrial Printing Equipment

...built-in commutation, meaning that as the motor rotates, mechanical brushes automatically commutate coils on the rotor. Brushless DC motors use an external power drive to allow commutation of the coils on the stator. Brush-type motors are used when... Search by Specification | Learn More about DC Motors

...that is plated with a layer of high-conductivity metal. Contact probes or spring contacts are brush assemblies with a plunger-style configuration and an internal helical spring. EDM electrodes are designed specifically for EDM applications. Electrical... Search by Specification | Learn More about Electrical Contacts and Contact Materials

Abrasives and abrasive products are used to remove surface materials such as metal, ceramics, glass, plastics, and paint. Abrasives and abrasive products include discs, belts, blast machines and sandblasters, as well as sheets, rolls, and hand pads. Search by Specification | Learn More about Abrasives and Abrasive Products

Abrasive sheets, rolls or pads consists of abrasive grain adhered onto the surface of a cloth, film, paper, non-woven, sponge or other backing usually with a die cut square or rectangular shape. Search by Specification | Learn More about Abrasive Sheets, Rolls and Hand Pads

...include EDM electrode materials, electrical brush / sliding contact materials, electrical contact materials, electrochemical / battery electrode, furnace electrode (arc), and welding electrode material. Specific material types include brass, carbon... Search by Specification | Learn More about Electrical Contact and Electrode Materials

Soldering irons, stations and accessories bond two or more metallic surfaces together with a low melting alloy solder such as tin/lead or Sn/Cu/Ni/Ge alloys, which is melted, wets the surface and resolidifies forming a soldered joint. Search by Specification | Learn More about Soldering Irons, Stations and Accessories

Leveling feet and pads consist of discs of varying shapes and sizes. They are used for leveling jigs, fixtures, and equipment. A leveling foot has a threaded stud for adjusting the level. A leveling pad has a recess on which a leveling stud rests Search by Specification | Learn More about Leveling Feet and Pads