Transporting

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Transfer functions are used, for example, to move delicate products such as fruit or vegetables before or after washing, while preserving them, or to safely transport wooden boards or electronic boxes after finishing. Markets using transfer brushes include agriculture, the automotive industry, the food industry, electronics, etc.

The food, packaging, printing, paper, pharmaceutical and cosmetics industries all use braking brushes, for example, to guide products on a conveyor belt, slow down products on a production line, avoid shocks, and so on.

The food industry, window and door manufacturers, the paper and printing industries and many others use brushes for their “guide / direct” function. In order, for example, to guide products from one station to another, to indicate the direction in which the product should go, to guide and protect migrating fish in fish ladders and so on.

In a production process, dosing brushes enable ingredients or substances to be administered in precise quantities, in a given time, to ensure correct distribution.

In door and window manufacturing, the wood and furniture industries and many other sectors, brushes are used to maintain and protect finished or semi-finished products, such as window frames, kitchen cabinets, metal frames and so on.

Parts or products are moved gently using brushes, ensuring that they are protected and noise is kept to a minimum.

Transporting fruit and vegetables without damaging them before or after washing, transporting pieces of wood or sheets of metal after finishing while protecting them – the applications for transport brushes are numerous. The agricultural, automotive, food, electronics and many other sectors use these brushes.

In agriculture, the food industry, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, etc., brushes are used for distribution. These brushes are used, for example, to evenly distribute products as they arrive on a conveyor belt, to even out piles of material on a support, or to ensure that pills are directed to the right chain, etc.

In the electronics industry, brushes with conductive properties are commonly used, for example, to guide the electrical charge of products on a production line.