Manually scrub to remove rust, stains, small burs, and other contaminants

Spread adhesives on parts and other surfaces

Spray paint with controlled line thickness

Screw onto antiseize lubricant cans and pull the trigger to neatly apply lubricant with one hand

Scrub dirt and corrosion off battery terminals

Scrub dirt, mud, and debris from your shoes

Sweep up dust, dirt, and other debris

Thoroughly clean your paint brushes to help them last longer

Store liquid and paste and apply with the built-in brush

Everything you need to remove scratches and surface imperfections with a buffer or polisher

Replace the brush on your circular saw

Release a precise amount of adhesive or lubricant without flooding the tip or splattering

Mount conveyor brushes at point of use

Position items on conveyor belts and wipe off debris

Direct and position items on conveyors while keeping them from falling off

Attach to a power tool to clean flat, curved, and irregular surfaces

Lift dust, fine dirt, and lint with a swipe of your hand

Remove dust and dirt from surfaces

Clear metal shavings and debris from file teeth; also known as file cards

Evenly spread coatings, wax, varnish, and oil across floors

Use with a floor machine to scrub floors; more durable than floor machine pads

Strip, scrub, buff, and polish hard or carpeted floors with a pad or brush

Lightweight and disposable for quick touch-ups with paint and coatings

Store adhesives, cements, and lacquers to keep them from hardening

Strike nails and chisels to drive them; also use to shape surfaces

Clean dust and chips off tables and workbenches

Chip away ice and brush off snow from car and truck windows

Everything from standard plastic and glass to sterile and tamper-evident jars

Sweep away hardened flecks of mortar, dirt, and other debris

Clear out residue from small openings, such as nozzles or torch tips

Connect to oil dispensers to brush lubricant onto chain, gears, and conveyors

Keep machinery lubricated by applying oil

Pull packing out of pump and valve seals

Renew, enhance, protect, and change the color of surfaces

Spin paint brushes and roller covers to dry them

Keep brushes wet and ready to use while waiting for coats of paint to dry

Apply paint and coatings to surfaces

Spread paint evenly across flat surfaces, along edges, and into corners

Paint all sides of poles, railings, pipes, and fences at once

Seal rollers to keep them wet and ready between coats of paint

Pair with roller frames to quickly add paint and light coatings to large, flat areas

Add roller covers to quickly apply paint and light coatings to large, flat areas

Use alone or connect to a parts washer to apply solution and scrub away dirt, grease, and rust

Apply a variety of glazes and liquids

Hold, separate, and position small parts such as wire and springs

Clean small holes and inside tubes with these flexible brushes

Replace handles or extend the reach on tools like brooms, paint rollers, and window washers

Add a clamp or brace to strengthen push broom handles

Turn reciprocating saws into high-powered scrubbers that clean quicker than hand brushes

Apply thick roof coatings and patches

Buff, polish, and clean with rotary tools

Replace the brush on your Dremel rotary tool

Remove rust and stains from workpieces

Scrub heavy grease and grime away better than sponges

Everyday scrub brushes, scrub brushes with a handle, and drill-operated scrub brushes

Wipe liquids off of windows, floors and other surfaces

Store liquids and dispense from a nozzle

Mount on conveyor lines, brushing material as it passes, to remove static charge

Stretch over conveyors, printing rolls, and chutes to remove static from objects; mount with magnets

Brush ink over a stencil and onto an uneven surface like concrete or wood

Cotton, clean room, antistatic, sterile, and wet swabs

Sweep and collect debris at the same time for a quick clean

Dispense fluids or spread adhesives from syringes and other small instruments

Use in place of ball transfers to feed and position flat sheets and panels without scratching them

Scrub out toilet bowls

Cover scratches in paint and coatings

Access hard-to-reach surfaces by threading onto your tube brush

Everything you need to add length and a grip to tube brushes with a threaded shank

Add a loop or T-handle grip to the threaded end of your tube brush

Remove contaminants from tubes, pipes, and holes

Clear dirt, deposits, and other blockages from hose and tubing

Add brushes, crevice tools, blower nozzles, and extension wands to your vacuum hose

Spread on paste and smooth wrinkles to mount wallpaper

Hook up to a garden hose and roll to wash floors, driveways, and other flat surfaces

Seal gaps around doors, windows, and frames

Adjust arbor hole size so it'll fit the shaft of your tool

Mount wheel brushes with an arbor hole to hand-held drills and die grinders; also known as mandrels

Bristles on the edge of the wheel clean, sand, and debur targeted areas