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10 In Heavy Duty Wash Brush - Carrand

Part #: 93078

The Carrand 93078 10 In Heavy Duty Wash Brush is engineered for professional cleaning tasks, offering a robust solution for maintaining various vehicle types and industrial equipment. This durable wash brush head combines efficient cleaning power with surface protection, making it an essential tool for automotive technicians and industrial maintenance professionals.

Key Features

  • Premium Soft Bristles: Designed with super soft, flagged bristles that effectively lift dirt and grime without scratching or damaging delicate paint finishes or polished surfaces.
  • Versatile Cleaning: Functions seamlessly as both a flow-through brush for continuous water delivery (when paired with a compatible handle) and a traditional dip brush for bucket washing.
  • Robust 10-Inch Head: The generous 10-inch brush head width allows for broad coverage, significantly reducing cleaning time for large vehicles and equipment.
  • Professional-Grade Construction: Built to withstand the rigors of frequent, heavy-duty use in professional automotive and industrial environments.

Applications

This heavy-duty wash brush is ideal for a wide range of cleaning applications, ensuring thorough yet safe cleaning for various surfaces. It is particularly well-suited for:

  • Automotive Detailing: Cleaning trucks, SUVs, commercial vehicles, fleet vehicles, and RVs.
  • Industrial Equipment: Washing heavy machinery, construction equipment, and other large industrial surfaces.
  • Marine Applications: Maintaining boats and other watercraft.

Specifications

  • Manufacturer: Carrand
  • Model Number: 93078
  • Product Name: 10 In Heavy Duty Wash Brush
  • Brush Head Width: 10 inches
  • Note: Handle sold separately.
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  • Model: 98040
  • Shipping Weight: 0.85lbs
  • UPC: 048374930783
  • Manufacturers Part #: 93078
  • Manufactured by: Carrand
  • Also Known As: CRD93078

This product was added to our catalog on Thursday 01 February, 2007.