Light-cleaning brushes have carbon steel crimped-wire bristles to remove oxidation, flaking paint, and dirt from carbon steel surfaces. Crimped wire is flexible and conforms to contoured surfaces. Carbon steel bristles remove material at a high rate on iron, carbon steel, and wood.

Flared light-cleaning brushes have carbon steel crimped-wire bristles to remove dirt, flaking paint, oxidation, and other contaminants from carbon steel surfaces. Crimped wire is flexible and conforms to contoured surfaces. Carbon steel bristles remove material at a high rate on iron, carbon steel, and wood. Flared end brushes effectively clean contoured surfaces and narrow corners by addressing workpieces at an angle.

Heavy-cleaning brushes have carbon steel standard twist-knot bristles to remove paint, rust, deep scratches, and other contaminants from carbon steel surfaces. Crimped wire is flexible and conforms to contoured surfaces. Carbon steel bristles remove material at a high rate on iron, carbon steel, and wood. End brushes have a narrow head of compact bristles that fit into pipes, tight spaces, recessed sections of workpieces, and molds.

Nonsparking light-cleaning brushes have brass crimped-wire bristles to remove dirt, flaking paint, oxidation, and other contaminants from soft metals. Crimped wire is flexible and conforms to contoured surfaces. Brass bristles are nonsparking, soft, and a good choice for finishing and polishing. They're suitable for brass, copper, iron, carbon steel, stainless steel, plastic, and wood. End brushes have a narrow head of compact bristles that fit into pipes, tight spaces, recessed sections of workpieces, and molds.