Crimped Rectangular Filament
Osborn announces their new crimped rectangular filament in silicon carbide and aluminum oxide on a complete line of ATB brushes.
Posted: September 30, 2015
In Booths S-4912 and N-23058, Osborn (Richmond, IN), a leading global supplier of industrial brushes, polishing compounds and buffs, announces their new crimped rectangular filament in silicon carbide and aluminum oxide on a complete line of ATB brushes. The new filament offers an ideal blend of aggression, flexibility and conformability for a variety of finishing applications including automotive, off-road equipment, gear deburring, engine housing, aerospace, turbine blades and many others. “The new crimped rectangular filament is more flexible and runs cooler than a regular rectangular filament and it allows for faster feed than an unbridled round crimped filament,” said Mike Akuszewski, a field application engineer at Osborn. “This new filament structure is ideal for finishing applications on tougher materials.”
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Osborn offers crimped rectangular filaments in both silicon carbide and aluminum oxide on ATB FastCut composite wheels, ATB Uni-Lok max density disc brushes, ATB Uni-Lok Turbo disc brushes and ATB Uni-Lok quick-change disc brushes. Silicon carbide filament brushes are ideal for use on high-silica aluminum, ductile iron and high-carbon steel. Aluminum oxide filament brushes are ideal for use on Inconel, Hastalloy and Rene alloys.
Osborn, 2350 Salisbury Road North, Richmond, IN 47374, 765-965-5333, www.osborn.com.
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