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Most Common Brush Seal Applications

Shields - Used effectively as a barrier to contain flying debris such as wood chips on a router. Prevent liquids and mist sprays from escaping in a parts cleaning room or painting booth. Prevent penetration of smoke and fumes in small concentrated areas. Keep out insect and rodents. Control excess media from exiting areas that cannot be enclosed other than by brush seal.

Light Exposure - Reduce or eliminate the infiltration of light exposure in sensitive areas such as medical x-ray equipment, photographic darkrooms and film processing.

Air Flow - Highly effective in reducing air penetration and maintaining temperature control for both heating and cooling on all styles of commercial windows, doors and dock levelers.

Dirt/Dust - Prevent dirt and dust particle build up in buildings, machinery, clean rooms and filtration systems.

Cleaning - Used effectively to clean debris off of conveyors, vegetables, machined parts, glass, circuit boards, paper products and film. Brush is mounted stationary for continuous cleaning.

Sound/Noise - Seal gaps to reduce and dampen noise and sound transfer.

Containment - Used effectively to position and contain parts on conveyor and transport systems to prevent parts from shifting or falling off conveyor.