The Brush Roller Makes The Surface Of The Part Obtain A Non-mirror-like Shimmering Luster

The device bristles cannot effectively clean your wristband, so when the bristles are worn out, the brush roller should be replaced, just like replacing the toothbrush when the bristles of a toothbrush are worn out.

It is easy to tell when the bristles are worn out-they feel soft and mushy rather than stiff, and their ends may also "crack". If your vacuum cleaner "eats the belt" or is very noisy, the bearings in the brush roller may be faulty, or the end caps may be blocked by hair and carpet fibers. In both cases, consider replacing the brush roller when the bristles also show signs of wear.

In addition, it is a good idea to replace the belt when replacing the brush roller. Set the carpet adjustment of the vacuum cleaner to the correct level for good performance. The method is as follows: turn the adjustment dial to the setting, turn on the vacuum and release the handle. (If equipped with an automatic advancement device, turn it off.) Decrease the setting of the dial until you hear a "tone" change, that is, the hum of the brush drops to a lower pitch.

This setting is more suitable for the floor surface you want to clean. Higher, the brush will not touch the carpet. Reducing the height will not have much space to allow the air around the vacuum to suck in dust.

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The function of the disc brush roller is extremely wide, and it is also in the industry. Disc brushes, also known as polishing brushes, are mainly used in four categories in the industry.

1. Satin finish: Satin finish is the process of using a soft and fine polishing brush to brush the surface of the part into a matt satin diffuse reflection layer, which can make the surface of the part obtain a non-mirror-like shimmering luster.

2. Surface cleaning: mainly use a disc polishing brush to clean the oxide scale, rust, old paint layer, welding slag and other dirt on the surface of the part, and also used to brush away the floating dust remaining after the part is eroded.

3. Silk pattern brushing: Use a disc polishing brush to brush a certain regular and fine silk pattern on the surface of the part, such as wave pattern, fish scale pattern, etc., to achieve decorative purposes.

4. Removal of burrs: remove burrs on the edges of the machined parts by brushing. This is also a category that disc polishing brushes are widely used in industry.