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ESD Brush

The ESD Brush is a reusable conductive cleaning tool for removing loose debris from electronic assemblies and grounded ESD work areas.

Conductive handle and bristle path help equalize charge when the brush contacts a grounded operator or work surface.
Dense, resilient filaments lift loose particles without introducing an ordinary insulating brush into the EPA.
Slim long-handle form reaches between assemblies, fixtures and bench equipment.

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Product Introduction

This long-handled brush combines a carbon-loaded black polymer body with permanently conductive or dissipative synthetic bristles. The molded handle provides a continuous grasping surface and a hanging hole for controlled storage. Its narrow bristle block reaches along PCB edges, connector rows and equipment recesses while the grounded user or bench surface provides the path for charge equalization.

Key Features

Carbon-loaded polymer handle avoids a conventional insulating grip.

Static-control bristles retain their electrical function without a surface coating.

Narrow rectangular brush head reaches confined assembly areas.

Dense filament rows collect dry particles with light sweeping pressure.

Rounded handle edges support repetitive bench cleaning.

One-piece molded handle-to-head structure resists loosening.

Bristle stiffness and head width can be selected for the component geometry.

Customer Product Concerns

Cleaning near electrostatic-sensitive parts requires both controlled electrical behavior and a brush geometry that does not damage small features.

Ordinary plastic brushes can charge during repeated strokes.Conductive or dissipative handle and bristle materials provide a controlled path to the grounded user or bench.

Stiff fibers can bend leads or scratch delicate surfaces.Bristle stiffness can be matched to the assembly and contamination type.

Wide brush heads cannot reach between fixtures.The slim head and extended handle improve access to narrow spaces.

Coated bristles may lose performance as the coating wears.Static-control properties are incorporated into the selected filament material.

Loose brushes are difficult to keep organized.The hanging hole supports dedicated EPA storage and visual control.

Typical Applications

PCB assembly and repair benches.Semiconductor tooling and fixture cleaning.Connector and component preparation.Electronics inspection stations.ESD-protected laboratories.Dry removal of loose particles from grounded work surfaces.

Technical Parameters

The listed dimensions describe a representative long-handle bench brush. Conductive and dissipative bristle grades are selected according to the sensitivity of the assembly and the required particle-removal action.

Core Material	Carbon-loaded polypropylene handle with conductive or static-dissipative nylon bristles
Panel Thickness	3.0-5.0 mm representative molded handle-wall thickness
Effective Width	25-60 mm available bristle-block width
Maximum Length	Up to 300 mm overall brush length
Steel Facing Thickness	Not applicable; 0 mm steel facing
Core Density	900-1150 kg/m³ representative polymer-handle density
Thermal Conductivity	0.2-0.4 W/(m·K) representative carbon-filled polymer range
Surface Finish	Matte black conductive molded handle with resilient low-shedding bristles
Joint Type	Permanently set filament bundle in an integral molded brush head
Customization	Available based on the intended application and operating environment.

Available Options

Conductive black or static-dissipative bristle grade.Soft, medium or hard filament stiffness.Flat, round or narrow-detail head.Short or long molded handle.Alternative bristle-block widths.IPA-compatible material selection.Process-specific brush kits.

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