In 1952, Paint Brush Corporation founder Douglas K. Rose developed a new type of automotive parts cleaning brush. Mr. Rose, a do-it-yourself automobile enthusiast, was dissatisfied with the parts brushes available commercially. The filaments did not stand up to the repeated pounding needed to remove grime, and the pencil-style handles offered a poor grip.
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Drawing on his knowledge of synthetic filaments, gained from his years of experience in the paint brush business, Mr. Rose came up with a unique, tapered design using strong nylon filaments. This new tip design, coupled with a barrel-shaped, ribbed handle gave the parts cleaning brush the long-lasting, easy-to-use quality that Mr. Rose was looking for. This new brush -- the Atlasta parts cleaning brush -- became the foundation brush of the new line.
Since the introduction of the Atlasta parts cleaning brush, the Parts Brush Division has continued to innovate.
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- a revolutionary "flow-through" brush design (Oriflo) |
| - advanced Trialoy® filaments to withstand both water and solvent-based fluids | |
| - a "self cleaning" brush head (Multijet) | |
| - ON-OFF push button control of cleaning fluid flow |
Today, Parts Brush Division parts brushes are used by mechanics around the world. Our brushes are the first choice for OEM parts cleaning system manufacturers.
Parts Brush Division brushes are available from distributors in more than 16 countries. Send us an e-mail and we can help find a distributor near you.
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