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Industrial flat brushes
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The industrial flat brush is a versatile tool that is ideal for various applications in the industry as well as for simple painting tasks. With a brush width of 30 millimeters and a thickness of 12 millimeters, it offers optimal handling and precision. The bristles are made of light Chinese bristle, known for its high paint absorption and even distribution. The brush is equipped with a sturdy metal ferrule that ensures a secure connection between the bristles and the handle. The plastic handle provides a comfortable grip and allows for prolonged use without discomfort. This flat brush is particularly suitable for use with solvent-based paints and varnishes, making it a practical tool for both professional users and hobbyists. The combination of high-quality materials and thoughtful design makes the industrial flat brush a reliable choice for precise painting tasks.
Brush type | Flat brush |
Suitable for | Containing solvents |
Item number | 45461637 |
Category | Paint brush |
Manufacturer no. | 812930000 |
Release date | 7.5.2024 |
Material | Plastic handle, Sheet metal clamp |
Brush type | Flat brush |
brush width | 30 mm |
brush thickness | 12 mm |
bristle material | Chinese bristles |
material clamp | Sheet |
Material handle | Plastic |
Suitable for | Containing solvents |
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Thickness | 12 mm |
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