Twisted Stainless Steel Wire Head Brush 170mm T964 – Medium Stiffness for Industrial Cleaning

TWENTY20PRINT LTD

£28.52

T964 Stainless Steel Wire Head with Ferrule – 170mm Medium Stiffness This 170mm wire head brush with medium stiffness, made of twisted stainless steel, fits flexible handles like the T/HAN800, ideal for precise industrial cleaning. T964 Stainless Steel Wire Head Brush with Ferrule – 170mm Medium Stiffness for Industrial Use The T964 wire head brush features twisted stainless steel bristles and a medium stiffness, designed for detailed cleaning in industrial settings. Measuring 170mm x 50mm, this brush includes a ferrule, allowing easy attachment to compatible flexible handles, such as the T/HA

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