What are the types of wire brushes

The steel wire brush series products are mainly used for metal surface decontamination, rust removal, polishing, deburring, and polishing. They can also be used for non-metal surface removal of residues, grinding, and polishing. They have the characteristics of good polishing effect, high efficiency, and low cost.
What are the types of wire brushes that manufacturers of wire wheel brushes, twisted wire wheel brushes, and curved wire wheel brushes can use?
1. Wire brush
Select high-quality steel wire (carbon steel wire or stainless steel wire) for salt spray standard testing.
Usage: Used for polishing the interior of industrial utensils or as a barbecue brush.
2. Knife shaped wire brush
Select high-quality steel wire (carbon steel wire or stainless steel wire, copper plated steel wire, etc.).
Usage: Surface finishing and polishing of industrial devices, rust removal.
3. Steel wheel
High quality steel wire (carbon steel wire or stainless steel wire) is selected, with a pressing type production process.
Purpose: Surface polishing and polishing of industrial devices.
4. Wire brush roller
High quality steel wire is selected, with a wool planting or winding production process, and shafts can be added.
Purpose: Surface polishing and polishing of large industrial devices.
Correct usage methods and precautions
1. Outer diameter of brush
In general, the larger the diameter of the brush, the better the efficiency can be achieved. In order to safely use portable electric pneumatic tools, the diameter of the brush should not exceed 6 inches.
2. Trimming length of bristles (filaments)
Short bristles (filaments) enhance the hardness of the bristles and improve their grinding ability. The longer the length of the brush bristle (wire), the weaker the grinding force of the brush wire, and the smaller the wear force on the workpiece, making it more flexible to handle work.
3. Working surface width of the brush
The wider the brush surface, the greater the action friction, so the motor and horsepower needed to rotate the brush wheel also need to be improved.
4. Filling density of bristles (filaments)
The density of brush bristles (filaments) is based on the surface area of the brush. The higher the number and density of brush bristles (filaments) on each square surface, the more obvious the effect of cutting and grinding.