The type of staple wire used is predicated by the environment and conditions the brush will be performing under. Most commonly used. Crossover Used for greater tuft retention. An extremely wide variety of designs and densities are provided in stapled brushes to accomplish the desired effect for the application and requirement. The function of the brush and filament size determines the density and size of the tuft holes.
Patterns can be extremely dense to very open.
Blocks generally bored straight, can be angled, flared, or converged to allow for specific trim shapes and to meet specific applications. Each pattern is specially designed for the application. Hole patterns can also be designed around mounting and fixture holes without affecting the function of the brushing action. Patterns, shown below, illustrate the design for either a flat or developed cylinder. Specifications in this site subject to change without prior notification.