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Scraper Brushes

Flat Wire Broom with Scraper

Wire Brushes with Scraper

Chargrill Brushes with Scraper

Chargrill Brush with Scraper

Ibex Industrial Brushes offers a full design and manufacturing service, whilst encapsulating the optimum brushing solution for your applications. Our service covers both replacement brushes or innovative new solutions. Contact our technical brush team to assist in the development of your products or equipment. We can work with you from an idea through to fully manufactured equipment, and can assist at any stage in between.

A complete turnkey service for all Technical Brushes & Seals from concept through to delivery and after-sales. Please contact us for information. Ibex Industrial Brushes offers a full design and manufacturing service, whilst encapsulating the optimum brushing solution for your applications. Our service covers both replacement brushes or innovative new solutions. Please contact us for visuals of these products.

Heavy Duty Scraper Rings

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4 Row Hand Scratch Brush with Scraper

Flat Wire HDPE Back Brush With Scraper

Colloide provides circular and rectangular scraping systems (plastic and steel) for settlement and flotation tanks. These tanks are generally rectangular or circular, designed to separate solids from the liquid by either settlement or flotation. Circular Tanks We offer two alternatives for circular tanks: -A rotating bridge structure powered by a peripheral drive unit. The bridge supports a frame below it onto which is fixed sludge scraping blades at floor level and a scum blade at top water level. -A fixed bridge mounted on the walls of the tank. A central drive unit rotates the scraping mechanism around the tank, the sludge scraping blades diverting the sludge to a hopper. Rectangular Tanks A chain and flight principle is used for rectangular tanks, consisting of two main chains which move the scraping booms up and down the tanks. When scraping at top water level, the booms push the floated material to one end of the tank, where it is collected by a rotating sludge pipe.