Staple Set Brushes

Staple-Set Brushes are one of the most common types of brush construction because they can be manufactured in almost an infinite variety of shapes. Staple-set brushes are made by inserting a tuft of filament into a hole that is either drilled or molded into a block and secured with a metal staple. Carolina Brush uses computer-automated machinery to assure consistency and quality for high-volume brush production, and can use a combination of techniques to produce small-run, special application and prototype brushes. Staple-set brushes are typically wood or plastic.

Block Brushes

Shaped Handle

Cylinder & Wheel Brushes

Trim Shapes

Strip Brushes Straight Strips Coil Brushes Outside Disks Inverted Disks and Coils Cup Type Brushes

Staple-Set Brushes Block Brushes Shaped Handle Cylinder & Wheel Brushes Trim Shapes

Twisted In Wire Brush

Wire Drawn Brushes

Specialty Brushes

Designing a brush can be as simple as replacing and improving on an existing brush, or it can require the consideration of a large number of variables that need to be investigated before the best brush for a job is recommended.