Tanis Strip Brush Shapes
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Metal
back strip brushes are formed into required helical shape after
manufactured straight. Helical strip is then mounted on a core
by Tanis or shipped as individual replacements for mounting
on customers exisiting core. Helixes can be formed with right
hand lead or left hand lead or with herring bone shape to orient
or move product to outside or center. The low density and open
style pattern maintains continuous surface contact while eliminating
clogging and dirt build up. applications include conveyor cleaning,
product transfer and positioning on conveyor and transport systems,
leather hide dusting and glass washing. |
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An
internal ring or coil is manufactured by forming a metal back
strip brush with the filament material to the inside. the ring
can be sprung open to place over a shaft or split in halves or
segments to be mounted over a shaft. Ideally used for cleaning
the outside surfaces of plastic or metal tubing or rod, and used
for drum and shaft seals. In high temperature application, wire
filament is recommended. |
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External
rings are single or partial metal back strip brushes wound with
the filament to the outside. They are used as individual rings
or mounted together to make a wider brush face. Used in various
cleaning and polishing applications. |
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Metal
back strip brush formed into 360 degree circle or segments of
a full circle. The backing sides can be formed vertical or at
various angles. Generally used for a seal for vacuum hoses, router
enclosures, and dust particle collection on drill presses. |
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The
metal back strip brush can be formed into endless and irregular
shapes and sizes. With an unlimited range of configurations,
strip brushes can be formed into ovals, squares, rectangles, "L"
and "V" shapes, and compound curves. Formed to meet
any shape and application. |
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Most
economical and common manufacturing shape for metal back strip
brushes. Brushes are used individually or mounted parallel
on a flat or cylindrical surface for a wider brush face.
Applications include window, door, and dock leveler seals, conveyor
cleaning, splash curtains, lawn sweeper machines, sweeping golf
surfaces, static control, cleaning glass and printed circuit
board brushes. Brushes are used individually or mounted parallel
on a flat or cylindrical surface for a wider brush face. |
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Metal
back strip brushes can be manufactured into coils by winding
onto a mandrel. Coils are made with a close wound, tight
coil and making an extremely dense brush face or an open wound,
loose coil wrapped with a lead and producing less density in
brush face. Metal back strip brushes are pre-mounted on
a core usually made of wood, plastic or steel with or without
a shaft. Coils can also be mounted directly onto a core,
tube or shaft or manufactured to replace an existing coil on
installed equipment. Applications include conveyor cleaning,
glass washing, printed circuit board scrubbing, vegetable fruit
washing, sheet metal scrubbing and polishing, clean trammel screens,
buffing leather hides and used as an auger or screw to move product
in a given direction. |
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A
metal back strip brush is attached and wound directly to core
or shaft furnished either by customer or built by Tanis Incorporated.
Recommended construction for small production runs. Coil
is wound under tension onto a core or shaft for secure mounting.
Generally, both ends of the coil are welded to a core, tube or
shaft. The coil can be close wound or open wound coil depending
on desired brush density. Dynamic balancing is provided
to assure complete surface contact regardless of brush size and
speed of the brush. |
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Metal
back strip brushes are formed into required helical shape after
manufactured straight. Helical strip is then mounted on a core
by Tanis or shipped as individual replacements for mounting
on customers exisiting core. Helixes can be formed with right
hand lead or left hand lead or with herring bone shape to orient
or move product to outside or center. The low density and open
style pattern maintains continuous surface contact while eliminating
clogging and dirt build up. applications include conveyor cleaning,
product transfer and positioning on conveyor and transport systems,
leather hide dusting and glass washing.
An
internal ring or coil is manufactured by forming a metal back
strip brush with the filament material to the inside. the ring
can be sprung open to place over a shaft or split in halves or
segments to be mounted over a shaft. Ideally used for cleaning
the outside surfaces of plastic or metal tubing or rod, and used
for drum and shaft seals. In high temperature application, wire
filament is recommended.
External
rings are single or partial metal back strip brushes wound with
the filament to the outside. They are used as individual rings
or mounted together to make a wider brush face. Used in various
cleaning and polishing applications.
Metal
back strip brush formed into 360 degree circle or segments of
a full circle. The backing sides can be formed vertical or at
various angles. Generally used for a seal for vacuum hoses, router
enclosures, and dust particle collection on drill presses.
The
metal back strip brush can be formed into endless and irregular
shapes and sizes. With an unlimited range of configurations,
strip brushes can be formed into ovals, squares, rectangles, "L"
and "V" shapes, and compound curves. Formed to meet
any shape and application.
Most
economical and common manufacturing shape for metal back strip
brushes. Brushes are used individually or mounted parallel
on a flat or cylindrical surface for a wider brush face.
Applications include window, door, and dock leveler seals, conveyor
cleaning, splash curtains, lawn sweeper machines, sweeping golf
surfaces, static control, cleaning glass and printed circuit
board brushes. Brushes are used individually or mounted parallel
on a flat or cylindrical surface for a wider brush face.
Metal
back strip brushes can be manufactured into coils by winding
onto a mandrel. Coils are made with a close wound, tight
coil and making an extremely dense brush face or an open wound,
loose coil wrapped with a lead and producing less density in
brush face. Metal back strip brushes are pre-mounted on
a core usually made of wood, plastic or steel with or without
a shaft. Coils can also be mounted directly onto a core,
tube or shaft or manufactured to replace an existing coil on
installed equipment. Applications include conveyor cleaning,
glass washing, printed circuit board scrubbing, vegetable fruit
washing, sheet metal scrubbing and polishing, clean trammel screens,
buffing leather hides and used as an auger or screw to move product
in a given direction.
A
metal back strip brush is attached and wound directly to core
or shaft furnished either by customer or built by Tanis Incorporated.
Recommended construction for small production runs. Coil
is wound under tension onto a core or shaft for secure mounting.
Generally, both ends of the coil are welded to a core, tube or
shaft. The coil can be close wound or open wound coil depending
on desired brush density. Dynamic balancing is provided
to assure complete surface contact regardless of brush size and
speed of the brush.