Could You Please Tell Me Which Brush Rollers Can Last Longer

Generally speaking, people who have a little knowledge of the brushing industry know that brush rollers are widely used in production lines such as strip hot-dip galvanizing, steel pickling, and color coating. They can even play an irreplaceable role in certain process links. Now, The most widely used in the steel industry is the spiral wrap brush. The brush filament is generally 0.5mm nylon curved wire or abrasive nylon curved wire. As far as the service life cycle of various brush rollers is concerned, the spiral surrounding brush rollers dominate.

The spiral-wrapped brush roller has several ring-shaped brush blades superimposed on a rotating shaft, and each ring-shaped brush blade is fastened on a ring-shaped metal sheet along the circumference. The adjacent brush blades are aligned with each other. In this way, the assembled brush roller forms a gear meshing shape, which can prevent the brush wire from being biased during use. Even if the brush wire is shortened by long-term use, there will be no grinding marks or polishing marks on the surface of the plate, which greatly improves the cleaning. quality.

After the entire brush roller is assembled, the outer circle of the nylon brush roller can also be trimmed and polished, which can further improve the balance of the brush roller and extend its service life. No matter what kind of item it is, there is a limit of life in the process of application, and the correct application method can extend the useful life of the item, and the wrong application method will only speed up the life span.

Regarding industrial brushes, the same needs for correct maintenance can extend the service life of the brushes. Many people think that brush rollers are generally used for cleaning industrial products or for industrial polishing, and this kind of use makes brushes generally only have dust and other problems, rather than requiring maintenance. But in fact, during the cleaning process, some metal debris is trapped in the center of the brush. After long-term use, the effect will only get worse.