Brushes & Bristles #2243798

Brass is softer than steel and stainless steel, and will not scratch harder surfaces. It will not generate sparks when brushing metallic surfaces and it works best on copper and brass.Welder brushes are toothbrush-style scratch brushes made of sturdy filamentwire. They are used for cleaning welds.

Stainless steel is highly corrosion-resistant and can be used in high-humidity or wet conditions. It has a higher heat tolerance than steel, allowing use at high temperatures on aluminum and stainless steel.Welder brushes are toothbrush-style scratch brushes made of sturdy filamentwire. They are used for cleaning welds.

Stainless steel is highly corrosion-resistant and can be used in high-humidity or wet conditions. It has a higher heat tolerance than steel, allowing use at high temperatures on aluminum and stainless steel.Scratch brushes are constructed of dense filamentwire with an even trim for a consistent brushing action. They are used in general maintenance applications.

Steel is the most common filamentwire material due to its durability and cutting action. It is suitable for general purpose applications and can be used on iron, steel, aluminum, brass, copper and wood.Knotted brushes are made up of multiple filamentswires bundled together to provide the most aggressive brushing action.

Steel is the most common filamentwire material due to its durability and cutting action. It is suitable for general purpose applications and can be used on iron, steel, aluminum, brass, copper and wood.Crimped brushes provide additional strength compared to straight brushes and are commonly used where a knotted brush's impact would alter the working surface.