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Abrasive Nylon Disc Brushes

Abrasive nylon disc brushing tools are ideal for deburring, polishing, finishing, cleaning metal surfaces and machined parts. Custom designed abrasive nylon disc brushes to meet the specific requirement for your application.

Disc Brushes Information

Abrasive nylon disc brushes are the latest products custom engineered and manufactured by Tanis Incorporated to meet our customer’s specific requirements. Disc brushes are made with metal back strip brush construction to achieve greater fill density. The increased density increases the aggressiveness and life of the product to maximize more parts per brush. With custom manufacturing, Tanis Incorporated abrasive nylon disc products are suited specifically for the application to reduce cycle times and eliminate secondary labor or machining operations.

Tanis Incorporated manufactures disc brushes in diameters ranging from 4” to 20”. Silicon carbide and aluminum oxide abrasive nylon filaments are available from 46 to 600 grit. The aggressive fill density, individual filament and desired trim length provide conformability to deburr, polish and finish complex parts. Disc brushes are designed to be power driven on CNC machinery and custom-designed machines used in automotive, extrusion, fine blanking, powdered metal, steel processing, woodworking, concrete and other industrial deburring applications. Smaller disc brushes can be used on hand tools for surface preparation.

Common Applications for Nylon Disc Brushes

Typical applications for the abrasive nylon disc brushes include cleaning, deburring, polishing, finishing surfaces and generating specific edge radii on parts. Specific applications for abrasive nylon disc brushes include:

• Surface preparation and finishing on metal and wood
• Deburring and finishing cast aluminum wheel
• Deburring and edge radiusing aluminum engine heads
• Removing burrs and sharp edges on machined flat surfaces of cast aluminum engine intake manifolds
• Surface finish and removing burrs on hydraulic components
• Rust and scale removal
• Scrubbing and cleaning steel and aluminum sheets
• Clean pre-cast concrete molds
• Finishing surfaces prior to painting, plating or powder coating
• Sanding and texturing wood surfaces