1 : Horse Hair Fiber
| - Origin is the Manes and Tails of Horses
- Tales Produce the Stiffer Grade, Manes the Softer
- Primarily produced in the U.S., S. America, Canada, Australia, and China
Primary Uses: Pushbooms, Concrete Finishing Brooms, Counter Dusters. Horse Hair fiber is exceptional for cleaning fine dust particles. |
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2 : Tampico Fiber
| - Origin is the Argava Lechuguilla Cactus, Which Grows Wild in Mexico
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Available in it's Natural Cream Color, as well as Dyed Colors
Primary Uses: Pushbrooms, Counter Dusters, and Acid, Deck & Washing Brushes. |
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3 : Polystyrene Fiber
| - Synthetic Fiber Produced in the U.S.A.
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Resistant to Acids and Detergents
- Excellent "Memory", Flexibility, and Durability
Primary Uses: Pushbrooms |
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4 : Polypropylene Fiber
| - Synthetic Fiber Made in the U.S.A.
- Available in Multiple Colors
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Resistant to Petroleum Solvents, Acids, Caustics, and Detergents
Primary Uses: Push Brooms, Angle Brooms, Upright Brooms, Concrete Finishing Broom, Deck Brushes, Dish & Bowl Brushes, and a variety of other hand-held brushes. |
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5 : Palmyra Fiber
| - Origin is the Leaf Stalk of a Palm Tree Native to India
- Natural Cinnamon-Color Fiber
- Available in Prime Stiff and Medium Stiff Grades
Primary Uses: Pushbrooms, Gong or Fender Washing Brushes, Deck and Scrub Brushes. For Rough Surfaces. |
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6 : Nylex Fiber
| - Soft Synthetic Fiber Made in the U.S.A.
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Resistant to Detergents
Primary Uses: Car Wash Brushes. For Delicate Surfaces. |
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