Brushtec Innovative Brush Technology

Whatever you manufacture, you want the parts you buy to help make your products the best they can be. You want the right fit, the strength to endure, and the shape and finish for maximum eye appeal.

And those are good reasons to consider Brushtec for rigid thermoplastic structural foam parts. This advanced technology is already replacing wood, sheet metal, castings and conventional kinds of plastic moulding in hundreds of applications throughout industry.

The company has its own tool making facility and can advise on the design of your product, tooling requirements, type of plastic to be used and prototyping through to full manufacture (all in the strictest of confidence).

Whatever your requirements, investigate all your alternatives then see if you can’t do a better job with structural foam parts.

The company produces plastic injection moulded items both for its own use and for outside clients. It operates conventional injection moulding machinery from 65 ton to 850 ton; the items produced range from drive fittings used in house, to vacuum cleaner housings for outside customers. The 850-ton machine is equipped with a robot for parts removal and insert moulding. Where a thick walled moulding is required the company uses structural foam moulding machinery with capacity of up to a 12Kg shot weight. Structural foam moulding uses a nitrogen blowing agent blended in the polymer to reduce the mouldings weight by up to 30%. This process is ideal for lightweight, balanced and stress free, industrial brush backs used in the industry. Secondary moulding operations include printing and assembly.