Choosing the right brush for your burnishing machine is crucial to achieving the best results. Here, we introduce three popular brush types and explain what they're suitable for:

Sanding flap brush (grain size 80)

• Characteristics:

This brush consists of 80 grit abrasive lamellas. It is ideal for sanding and removing material from surfaces.

• Application:

Perfect for derusting metal.

Ideal for sanding wooden surfaces for subsequent treatment (e.g. painting).

Suitable for processing smooth metal or wooden surfaces.

Brass brush (90 grit)

• Characteristics:

The brass brush has a 90-grit finish and offers a slightly finer finish. It's particularly gentle yet effective.

• Application:

Excellent for cleaning delicate surfaces without damaging them.

Ideal for decorative work and for removing patina from metals such as copper or brass.

Perfect if you want to polish or lightly smooth a surface.

Nylon brush (80 grit)

• Characteristics:

This brush made of nylon fibers with a grain of 80 is particularly flexible and versatile.

• Application:

Ideal for working on wooden surfaces to achieve a uniform structure.

Suitable for matting metal or plastic.

Perfect for surface finishing where a uniform finish is required.

Summary:

• Sanding flap brush (80 grit): For coarse sanding and material removal.
• Brass brush (90 grit): For delicate surfaces and light polishing.
• Nylon brush (80 grit): For versatile applications, especially wood and metalworking.