The concept and classification of brushes and precautions for use_FAQ

What is a brush? Many people are at a loss and don't know what it is. But when it comes to toothbrushes, washing brushes, shoe brushes, dishwashing brushes, pot brushes, and even paint brushes, everyone knows them. I feel familiar. In fact, this is the most commonly used tool in people's daily life, and it is also the initial form of use of brushes, but for a long time, everyone has been accustomed to using them, and often ignored them. Although the 　　 hair brush is the same thing as an eraser, the eraser can be made into various shapes and can have various flavors, but the brush is completely different from the eraser. The brush has only a single rectangular shape, and the rectangular shape is too straight and single, it is not beautiful, it can even be considered ugly. Not to mention the various flavors. Have you ever seen a scented brush? Of course not, and it is unlikely that any kind of brush will have a fragrance. If there is really any smell, it can only be counted as the very pungent dusty smell left by the chalk written on the blackboard and the brush is used to clean it up! Second, the classification of brushes: The brushes can be classified into civilian brushes and industrial brushes from the place of use. 1. Civil brushes: mainly used for cleaning in daily life. Civilian brushes mainly include: kitchen brushes, bath brushes, shoe brushes, toothbrushes, pot brushes, laundry brushes, coat brushes, bathtub brushes, baby bottle brushes, glass cleaning brushes, test tube brushes, pet brushes, massage brushes, barbecue stove brushes , Bath brushes, stainless steel sanitary brushes, toilet brushes, sponge window brushes, shoe brushes, clothes brushes, roller brushes, wall brushes, paint brushes, car brushes, snow brushes, etc. 2. Industrial brushes: mainly used for cleaning machinery, food Processing industry, glass ceramic industry, textile printing and dyeing industry, metal processing industry, polishing, cleaning, dust removal, rust removal, etc. The main application areas of industrial brushes are in four aspects: dust prevention, polishing, cleaning, and grinding. 3. Precautions for the use of the brush When the brush is used for the first time, most of it will fall off. In fact, because the brush is made of relatively soft and fragile animal hair, the squeezing during transportation will cause a very small amount of bristles. Damaged or broken, the so-called shed hair is only the brush itself attached to the broken miscellaneous hairs, broken hairs, this is within the quality allowable range, and it is completely different from what is generally believed to be the kind of hair removal. Moreover, before the first use, if you master some knowledge of brushes and do some simple treatments, you will basically not even lose or break the hair. 1. Before using the new brush for the first time, soak the bristles in warm water, and then gently stroke the bristles with your fingers, so that the miscellaneous and broken bristles can be removed, which can basically avoid hair loss during use.　　2. In the future repeated use, the bristles can also be soaked in water before use. This can prevent the bristles from branching. If it is used for brushing grease, it can be cleaned with a detergent such as detergent first. If it is used for water-based brushing, use warm water to clean it. 3. In consideration of cost saving, some factory users will immerse the brushes in acetone-containing solvents after they are used on the same day and after get off work, so as to prevent the brushes from solidifying and hardening with the paint. If this is the case, purchase the brushes. Be careful when brushing, and you must explain the use environment to the manufacturer so that the manufacturer can choose the corresponding brush glue, because not all glue can withstand acetone soaking, if the glue is not suitable, the whole brush will be shed in severe cases. situation. Welcome to www.mxbrushmachinery.com