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BRUSHES Introduction & technical information Easy identification of the best trim material. The correct choice of trim material is very important in obtaining the best surface finish, because the desired result will only be achieved by correctly matching the trim to the surface material being finished. The illustration below clearly explains the relationships involved in each stage of the process. E.g.: Paint removal from aluminium blank homogeneous surfaces by selection of steel wire, crimped, stainless Surface Desired result Recommended trim material and its properties Rust/ paint removal • Non-ferrous metals & aluminium • Stainless steels • Blank, homogeneous surface • To remove severe contamination • To remove dirt incrustations • Blank, homogeneous surface • To remove severe contamination • To remove dirt incrustations • Steel wire, crimped, stainless (flexible) • Steel wire, knotted, stainless (aggressive) • Steel wire, straight, stainless (aggressive) • Steel wire, crimped (flexible) • Steel wire, knotted (aggressive) • Steel wire, straight (aggressive) Deburring, edge rounding • Non-ferrous metals & aluminium • Non-ferrous metals & steel • Stainless steels • Edge rounding, small radius • Medium – aggressive deburring • Medium – aggressive deburring • Abrasive filament brush (flexible) • Steel wire, crimped, stainless (flexible) • Steel wire, crimped (flexible) Cleaning weld seams • Non-ferrous metals & aluminium • Stainless steels • Aluminium surfaces • No material removal from welded seam • No material removal from welded seam • Removal of welding residues & oxide coatings without material removal • Steel wire, knotted, stainless (aggressive) • Steel wire, knotted (aggressive) • Steel wire, crimped, stainless (flexible) • all materials • Light surface roughening • Abrasive filament brush, coarse grit 40-120 (flexible) Roughening, smoothing • all materials • Stainless steels, INOX, aluminium • Brass, bronze, copper • Blending surfaces • Blending surfaces • Blending surfaces • Abrasive filament brush, fine 120-320 (flexible) • Steel wire, crimped, stainless, wires < 0.30 mm (flexible) • Brass wires (flexible) • Wood • Dust removal • Fibre (flexible) Sweeping, dedusting • all materials • all materials • Sealing, stripping • Cleaning • Horse hair (flexible) • Nylon, wire, natural bristle (flexible) Wood graining • Wood • Wood • Wood • Wood graining • Removing raised wood fibres • Blending/following contours • Steel wire with brass coating (hard) • Abrasive filament brush (hard) • Abrasive filament brush (fine) 12
BRUSHES Introduction & technical information TECHNICAL INFORMATION Safe and operating speeds The workplace safety regulations require the maximum safe speed to be observed. Details can be found in the product overview in this catalogue, on the packaging and on the brush itself (see fig.). The definition of operating speed is based on the peripheral speed and brush diameter. The ideal operating speed is generally significantly lower than the safe speed. Operating and clamping width of the brush The operating width describes the contact surface between brush and workpiece. Press the trim together slightly to measure the operating width. The clamping width is measured between the washers (see fig. left). Contact us for more information on the clamping width. Brush diameter and trim length The relationship between the diameter of the brush (brush body) and the length of the trim determines how the brush operates. Generally speaking: Soft, flexible <strong>brushes</strong>, e.g. for finishing structured workpieces or surface cleaning. Trim length Brush body Ø More aggressive brushing, e.g. for deburring or removing impurities. Ideal position of brush in relation to workpiece The contract pressure of a brush is defined by factors such as its insertion depth in the workpiece. Our recommendation is 3 times the filament diameter, e.g. 1.0 mm insertion depth for a wire thickness of 0.35 mm. The ideal position also ensures less wear. Our application engineers will be glad to advise. Brush trim density The trim density is determined by the number of wire tips per surface unit. High trim densities are best for cutting performance and service life (e.g. deburring). Lower trim densities increase brush flexibility and are required for finishing intricately shaped surfaces. Any questions? We will be glad to help: service@osborn.de 13
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POLISHING/SATINISING Angle polisher
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