Plastic Filament Extrusion Machines:These use raw materials such as PE, PET, PP, and PA to produce round filaments via an extrusion process. A typical example is the Chaofeng plastic brush filament production line, which offers a capacity of up to 200 kg/h and meets filament requirements for various consumer and industrial brushes.
Specialty Filament Production Lines:These are designed to produce brush filaments from special materials-such as steel wire, copper wire, abrasive filaments, and natural bristles-to meet material needs for high-end applications like polishing, rust removal, and precision grinding.
Chaofeng Plastic Brush Filament Production Line (PE Round Filament Extrusion)
This category covers equipment for the core brush manufacturing process-securing filaments to the brush handle or roller body-which determines the brush's structural form.
Fully Automatic CNC Tufting Machines:These support 2- to 7-axis linkage, enabling high-speed tufting for various household brushes such as toothbrushes, brooms, toilet brushes, and laundry brushes. Some models feature "one-to-four" simultaneous operation capabilities, significantly boosting production efficiency.
Specialized Tufting Machines for Roller/Disc Brushes: Designed for the unique structures of industrial brush rollers and large flat disc brushes (e.g., 5-axis, 3-head integrated roller machines), these units perform precision drilling and tufting for cylindrical and disc-shaped brushes.
Strip Brush/Coil Brush Forming Machines: These utilize a spiral winding process to manufacture strip brushes and coil brushes. Brushes with these structures are suitable for high-speed operating conditions and are widely used in sealing and dust removal applications.
Multifunctional Brush Assembly Equipment: Integrating intelligent automatic control systems, these machines perform multi-step assembly simultaneously. They allow for flexible process parameter configuration and effectively reduce defect rates; a typical example is the Yongyang intelligent brush assembly machine, which supports high-efficiency "one-to-two" production.
