Filament material
PP, PA and other filament materials differ in stiffness, moisture behaviour and temperature limits; see the article on PP versus PA.
Replacement brush elements
Replacement elements update the working surface of an existing cleaner: filament, holders, segment frames. All dimensions are taken from the installed unit — the site does not assume cross-manufacturer compatibility.
Variants
Holders and frames
Holders keep filament or segments on the frame; their fitting dimensions must match the unit.
Refurbishment kits
Sets of sections or wound elements assembled for a specific roller; the composition is agreed with the manufacturer.
Data to check before ordering
Parameters for a replacement element request
| Parameter | What to state |
|---|---|
| Unit type | Roller brush, sectional brush or complete cleaner the elements are for. |
| Fitting dimensions | Core or shaft diameter, holder spacing, fixing method. |
| Filament | Material and free length; use the worn filament and the PP/PA article as orientation. |
| Sample of the old element | If possible, attach a photo or sample; it reduces the risk of mismatch. |
The table can be scrolled horizontally.
Limits and caveats
- Compatibility with third-party units is not guaranteed or implied.
- Checking by photo without dimensions is insufficient for an order.
- Properties of the installed unit are verified only by actual measurement.
Versus a sectional brush: A sectional brush is a complete design built from sections. Replacement elements are a way to refresh an existing unit of any type; the data comes from the installed equipment.
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