




LONGGUANG currently has more than 3,000 industrial brush products, covering all industries such as auto parts, mechanical parts, hydraulic parts, etc. Our products are widely used in the polishing, de-rusting, and deburring of metal parts processing; metal sheet, strip cleaning, grinding, descaling; finishing of textile, printing, and dyeing leather products, sanding; dust removal, grinding and coating of paper and artificial boards Glue; cleaning, polishing, deburring of circuit boards; cleaning of glass and LCD substrates; cleaning and descaling of pipes; sealing and dust proofing of furniture, storage, and machinery.
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Product Name:
Encapsulated Brushes (Rubber Coated / Resin Injection Encapsulated Brush)
Product Size:
Customizable according to customer requirements
Refference Drawing:

Standard Series:
| Dia A | Trim B | Shaft D. C | Shaft l. D | Total l. E | Part No. |
| 0.22 copper plated | |||||
| 10 | 20 | 6 | 18 | 58 | BTJ222010 |
| 12 | 25 | 6 | 21 | 66.5 | BTJ222512 |
| 14 | 25 | 6 | 17 | 67 | BTJ222514 |
| 16 | 25 | 6 | 23 | 75 | BTJ222516 |
| 18 | 25 | 6 | 23 | 71 | BTJ222518 |
| 20 | 30 | 6 | 22 | 75 | BTJ223020 |
| 25 | 30 | 6 | 20 | 77 | BTJ223025 |
| 29 | 30 | 6 | 18 | 78 | BTJ223029 |
| • Available brush filament types include: copper-plated steel wire, stainless steel wire, and multi-strand twisted wire. • Customizable wire diameter specifications are available, with standard options including: ф0.15, ф0.22, and ф0.3. |
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Material Composition:
Filament Material: High-tensile steel wire or abrasive-filled nylon
Encapsulation Material: Specialized synthetic rubber / resin compound (fully encapsulated filament base)
Handle/Stem Material: Steel shank
Product Features:
Fully encapsulated filament design – brush filaments are completely encapsulated at the base with resin/plastic injection molding, preventing filament loss and chemical corrosion
Reduced wire fatigue & breakage – rubber coating supports each individual wire, preventing excessive flexing at the base; significantly reduces "wire throw" (shedding) for safer operation and extended service life
Non-marring surface protection – encapsulated design prevents side of brush from accidentally scratching or marring the workpiece; only the wire tips engage the surface for highly controlled finish
Increased cutting pressure – rigid rubber structure allows more localized pressure on stubborn rust or scale without bristles "flaring out," ensuring consistent performance in tight spots
Vibration dampening – coating acts as shock absorber, providing smoother operation and reducing hand-arm vibration for operator comfort
Chemical corrosion resistance – encapsulation protects filament base from cutting fluids, coolants, and harsh chemicals
No bristle loss & falling off – ideal for precision applications where contamination is unacceptable
Applicable Scenarios:
Refining finished parts – removing light scale or carbon from expensive machined components without damaging critical tolerances
Automotive restoration – cleaning around bolts, recessed areas, and painted surfaces where over-brushing must be avoided
Aerospace maintenance – safe deburring of sensitive alloys where surface integrity is paramount
Rust removal on thin sheets – aggressive enough to kill rust, but controlled enough not to warp or gouge thin metal
Metal mold cleaning & grinding – precision cleaning without damaging mold surfaces
Automotive parts manufacturing & machining – controlled deburring of critical components
Achieve non-destructive polishing – protects workpiece surface integrity during cleaning
What Makes Encapsulated Brushes Different?
Our Rubber Coated (Encapsulated) Steel Wire End Brushes represent a significant advancement in industrial surface conditioning. By bonding high-tensile steel wire filaments within a specialized synthetic rubber/resin compound, we have created a tool that offers the aggressive cleaning power of a wire brush with the precision and safety of a coated abrasive.
Unlike standard open-face brushes where wire filaments are exposed at the base and prone to shedding, our encapsulated design fully seals the filament roots. This prevents the common problem of "wire throw" – loose wires that can become projectile hazards, contaminate sensitive assemblies, or cause surface scratches.
Encapsulated vs. Standard Open-Face Brush
| Feature | Encapsulated Brush (This Product) | Standard Open-Face Brush |
|---|---|---|
| Filament base protection | Fully encapsulated (resin/rubber) | Exposed |
| Wire throw (shedding) | Significantly reduced | Common |
| Surface marring risk | Low (non-marring design) | Moderate to high |
| Cutting pressure control | Excellent (no flaring) | Limited (flares under pressure) |
| Vibration dampening | Yes (rubber coating) | No |
| Chemical/coolant resistance | High | Low |
| Operator safety | Enhanced (reduced projectiles) | Standard |
| Best for | Precision, delicate, or high-value parts | General industrial cleaning |
Key Applications in Detail
Refining Finished Parts
Expensive machined components require burr and scale removal without damaging critical tolerances. Our encapsulated brushes remove light scale or carbon while protecting the workpiece surface – only the wire tips engage, never the side of the brush.
Automotive Restoration
When cleaning around bolts, recessed areas, and painted surfaces, over-brushing can ruin surrounding finishes. The encapsulated design provides precise control, allowing you to clean exactly where needed without damaging adjacent surfaces.
Aerospace Maintenance
For sensitive alloys used in aerospace applications, surface integrity is paramount. Our encapsulated brushes provide safe deburring and cleaning without compromising material properties or introducing surface defects.
Rust Removal on Thin Sheets
Thin metal sheets are prone to warping and gouging under aggressive brushing. The encapsulated design delivers aggressive rust removal while the rigid rubber support prevents wire flaring and excessive pressure concentration – aggressive enough to kill rust, but controlled enough not to damage thin metal.
For Related Encapsulated and End Brush Products
For standard encapsulated end brush applications, see our Rubber Coated Steel Wire End Brush.
Explore other end brush options: Ceramic Fiber End Brush, Twisted Knot End Brush, and Abrasive Bristle End Brush.
Browse the full End Brush Series for more precision finishing solutions.
Related Products You May Need:
For encapsulated end brush applications, see Rubber Coated Steel Wire End Brush
For general end brush cleaning, explore Steel Wire End Brush
For abrasive-filled encapsulated options, check Ceramic Abrasive End Brush
For resin-injected disc brush technology, see Resin Injection Ceramic Fiber Disc Brush
Why Choose Encapsulated Brushes for Precision Applications?
In precision manufacturing and restoration, contamination and surface damage are unacceptable. Our encapsulated brushes deliver:
Zero filament loss – encapsulated design prevents loose wires from contaminating assemblies
Controlled cutting action – only wire tips engage the workpiece for predictable results
Extended tool life – reduced wire fatigue means longer brush service life
Operator safety – significantly reduced wire throw minimizes projectile hazards
Chemical compatibility – encapsulation protects against cutting fluids and coolants
Non-marring profile – side of brush will not accidentally scratch workpieces
Customization Available
We offer custom diameters, filament materials (steel, stainless steel, or abrasive nylon), encapsulation compounds (rubber or resin), and shank configurations to match your specific precision cleaning requirements. Contact us for technical recommendations.
Q1: What is the main advantage of the rubber coating compared to a standard wire brush?
A: The primary advantage is control. In a standard brush, bristles flare out under pressure. In our encapsulated brush, the bristles are held firmly in place, ensuring only the tips touch the metal. This prevents accidental scratches on surrounding surfaces and makes the brush much more durable.
Q2: Does the rubber coating melt during high-speed operation?
A: Our brushes use a high-grade, heat-resistant elastomer designed for industrial RPMs. However, to prevent premature wear, we recommend following the rated RPM and avoiding excessive dwell time in one spot to manage heat buildup.
Q3: Is this brush safe for use on softer metals like Aluminum?
A: Yes. Because the wires are supported and can’t "slash" the surface, this brush is much gentler on softer metals than a traditional loose-wire brush. It is ideal for cleaning aluminum engine parts or brass fittings.
Q4: Does the rubber wear down along with the wire?
A: Yes. The rubber is designed to wear back gradually as the wire tips are used, continuously exposing fresh cutting points until the brush reaches the end of its service life.
Q5: What shank sizes are available for automated use?
A: We typically provide a standard 6mm (1/4 inch) shank compatible with most die grinders and CNC setups. Custom shank lengths or diameters are available upon request for specific industrial integrations.
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