Application of abrasive nylon wheel brush
1.Smooth internal surface finish
2. Light to medium deburring on internal diameter (ID) and out of doors diameter (OD) applications
3. Internal thread cleaning
4. External thread cleaning
5. Cleaning and lightweight edge blending
6. Polishing
The cutting action of the filaments of abrasive nylon brushes is exclusive compared to traditional metal filaments that are designed to cut on the filament tips. Abrasive grains encapsulated within the nylon are exposed on all surfaces of the comb filament. Abrasive action occurs on both the tip of the nylon brush filament also because of the nylon filament sides. In application, the lateral surface of the nylon filament is usually drawn across the surface, functioning very similarly to a versatile abrasive file. Filaments of abrasive nylon wheel brushes are composed of warmth stabilized nylon and abrasive grain that are coextruded into monofilament brushes. The results are flexible, homogeneous nylon abrasive brushes that have approximately 30% abrasive loading by weight. Common abrasives utilized during this material include alumina, carbide, and diamond. Filaments of nylon abrasive brushes are produced during a sort of filament diameters, abrasive grain types, abrasive grain sizes, and abrasive loading. As abrasive grain size increases so does nylon filament diameter. Larger nylon diameter filament is required to effectively bond larger abrasive grains. Larger nylon diameter filaments are less flexible which make them more susceptible to brush filament fatigue and fracture. Smaller diameter filaments bend and recover more easily and more filaments can occupy a given area putting more brush abrasive in-tuned with the work piece. Brushes made from abrasive nylon should not be run faster than 3500 SFM to avoid overheating and material transference. Abrasive nylon brushes are ideal for light deburring, surface finishing and finishing of irregular profiles.
