Durable Flow Through Parts Wash Brushes

Brush Research Mfg. is proud to offer the best parts wash brush on the market today. Made with injection molded Polypropylene handles, these brushes are ergonomically designed to reduce any wrist strain and allow for increased pressure during cleaning. The brushes contain synthetic filaments for resistance to solvent cleaners. All metal parts are either stainless steel or brass for corrosion resistance. A unique flow control system allows you to manage the amount of cleaning fluid desired with the push of a button!

These are superior tools that will make each and every job easier and faster, saving both time and money. All tube fittings are manufactured to allow use on the most popular recirculating parts washers such as Enco, KleerFlo, Safety Kleen and others. Several styles are available with our without flow through capabilities.

Brush Research Mfg. Co. Inc., Los Angeles, 323/261-2193, fax: 323/268-6587, www.brushresearch.com, e-mail: sales@brushresearch.com.

Heather Fowlie
Director of Marketing
Brush Research Manufacturing
T 323-261-2193
F 323-268-6587
hfowlie@brushresearch.com
www.brushresearch.com

February 11, 2009

Specialty Automotive and Diesel Brushes

Brush Research Manufacturing is proud to offer one of the most complete lines of Specialty Automotive Brushes on the market today. This unique collection includes brushes for Cummins Group, Detroit Diesel, Caterpillar and International Harvester. Our custom diesel brushes assure a superior rebuild with a minimum of labor. BRM brushing tools set the standard for quality and long life.

Specialty Diesel brushes are used to remove rust, carbon deposits and dirt and are designed for efficient, thorough cleaning. Our specialty brushes are designed for injector, copper cleaning, seat cleaning , injector cup and plunger bore applications. Surfaces are cleaned and polished to insure perfect seating and sealing. Specialty diesel brushes from BRM are a valuable, labor saving tool for diesel rebuilders and mechanics.

Brush Research Mfg. Co. Inc., Los Angeles, 323/261-2193, fax: 323/268-6587, www.brushresearch.com, e-mail: sales@brushresearch.com

Heather Fowlie
Director of Marketing
Brush Research Manufacturing
T 323-261-2193
F 323-268-6587
hfowlie@brushresearch.com
www.brushresearch.com

February 11, 2009

Brush Research Manufacturing Expands Line of Miniature Deburring Brushes

Removing burrs and producing an edge radius on small diameter holes is an expensive finishing problem that involves a great deal of hand work. Miniature deburring brushes can automate this process saving time and money while improving product quality and consistency. Filament choices include carbon steel, stainless steel, brass, nylon and natural to provide the optimum finish on a variety of base materials. Brush Research has just announced our miniature deburring brushes are now available in a Diamond Abrasive filled nylon filament. This high tech material is perfect for finishing ceramic, glass, aerospace alloys and tool steel and its unique flexibility provides longer tool life. The advantage of diamond abrasive nylon is that it will cut harder materials, deburr faster and last longer. Brushes designed for thru holes (81 Series) are available for holes as small as .024" (.6mm). Brushes designed for bottom end applications are available for holes as small as 1/8" (3.2mm). BRM also offers a complete metric series starting at 1mm.

Filament choice depends on the base material being finished, the severity of the burr and the final finish required. Carbon steel and stainless steel filament brushes are effective in cast iron and steel to remove chips and breakout burrs. Abrasive filled nylon is effective for improving surface finish and reducing burrs in softer materials and is a very good choice for deburring threads in both steel and aluminum. Brass filaments are excellent for soft materials. Nylon and natural filaments are mainly used for cleaning. Both can be used as a carrier for a diamond paste or cutting compound for polishing applications.

Miniature twisted-in-wire deburring brushes can be used by hand or rotated under power. The smallest diameter brushes are most often used by hand due to the delicate nature of the stem. Holders and pin vises are often used to grip the stem wire on the smallest tools. The larger diameter brushes can be chucked directly onto the stem wire and driven under power. Typical RPM for this type of product is 800-1100. Twisted-in-wire brushes should never be rotated faster than 1200 RPM. For most applications, the brushes can be used with cutting fluid or can be used dry.

Applications include:

Valves and Valve blocks
Electrical and Electronic
Disk Drive Mfg.
Medical tubing
Spray systems
Nozzle Mfg.
Aerospace
Fuel Injection Mfg.

For more information on miniature deburring brushes, contact Brush Research Manufacturing Co., Inc., 4642 E. Floral Dr., Los Angeles, CA 90022 TEL. 323-261-2193 FAX 323-268-6587, email sales@brushresearch.com, web www.brushresearch.com

Heather Fowlie
Director of Marketing
Brush Research Manufacturing
T 323-261-2193
F 323-268-6587
hfowlie@brushresearch.com
www.brushresearch.com