Cocker-Weber Brush Company manufactures American-made custom industrial brushes, developing, engineering and repairing brush tools to address specific production needs. Its work spans specialized applications such as jeweler polishing and dental laboratory brushes, with every brush built to the customer’s specifications. The company also offers refurbishment services for existing brushes.
Precision Brush CompanyFounded in 1951 by Lloyd Benjamin in a downtown Cleveland garage, Precision Brush Company makes custom industrial brushes for demanding manufacturing applications. The Solon-based American manufacturer began with metal channel strip brushes and now combines in-house machinery, engineering support, and design sheets to build brushes for everything from conveyor systems to glass processing. It also manufactures standard brushes and can duplicate hard-to-find or discontinued designs while keeping customers’ applications confidential.SOLON, OH
Power Brushes, IncPower Brushes, Inc. manufactures custom engineered industrial brushes, including cylindrical, strip, helical, disc, coil, and special-form brushes. It operates an in-house machine shop and supplies brush solutions for glass, food, turf, wood, trommel, printing, conveyor, and other industrial applications, using synthetic, wire, and natural-fiber filler materials.TOLEDO, OH
Spiral Brushes, IncFounded in Cleveland in 1939, Spiral Brushes manufactures industrial brushes, including strip brushes and helically wound cylinder brushes, for equipment makers and production facilities. Now privately owned and employing 25 to 35 experienced people, the Stow company is especially known for custom-designing brushes around specific applications, from conveyor cleaning to powered industrial equipment. Its roots trace to German brush-making machinery technology and rights to an early German-developed patent.STOW, OH
Braun Brush CompanyFounded in Brooklyn in 1875, Braun Brush Company makes standard and custom industrial brushes, carrying a family brush-making business into its fourth generation. Still family-owned and operated by Lance Cheney, the great-grandson of founder Emanuel Braun, the company is known for combining long-standing craftsmanship with specialized manufacturing, including metal-free brush technology. Its custom work has even included brushes designed for NASA’s Spirit and Opportunity Mars rovers.ALBERTSON, NY