Pro-source MB700672 Strip Brush 72 Inch Nylon

Product Description

The PRO-SOURCE MB700672 is a full-length nylon strip brush designed for industrial sweeping, sealing, guiding, and edge-cleaning applications. The brush mounts via a metal back channel and uses black nylon bristles that offer good chemical resistance and moderate stiffness for general-purpose use. At 72 inches overall length, this strip brush covers wide openings, conveyor edges, or door seals in a single run. The 5/16-inch back strip width keeps the mounting profile narrow, and the 3-inch bristle length provides a substantial contact zone for debris deflection, dust control, or part guiding tasks.

This strip brush is suited for light industrial and commercial maintenance environments. Common applications include door bottom seals, conveyor side guides, machine access panels, and parts-washers. Maintenance technicians and millwrights typically specify this type of brush for equipment that requires consistent, low-pressure contact along a linear surface. The nylon bristle material holds up well against moisture, mild solvents, and repeated flexing, making it a practical choice for washdown-adjacent or dusty shop environments.

Key Features

• 72-inch overall length covers large openings or machine spans in a single piece
• 3-inch black nylon bristle length provides a wide sweep contact zone
• Metal back channel allows secure fastening to door frames, conveyors, or equipment edges
• 5/16-inch back strip width fits into narrow mounting channels and retainer tracks
• Nylon bristle material resists moisture, mild chemicals, and repeated flex cycles

Compatibility

Designed as a standard-profile strip brush for use in door seals, conveyor guides, and industrial equipment enclosures requiring a 5/16-inch metal-back channel and 3-inch bristle projection.

Installation Notes

Strip brushes of this type are installed by maintenance technicians or millwrights using standard hand tools to fasten the metal back channel to the mounting surface via screws or retainer clips. Ensure the mounting surface is clean and flat before securing the channel to maintain consistent bristle contact. When cutting the brush to a shorter length, use a metal-cutting saw or tin snips on the back channel and trim bristles with heavy-duty shears. Avoid overtightening fasteners through the back channel, as this can bow the strip and create uneven bristle contact.