Glass manufacturing and processing involve a series of intricate steps, each contributing to producing high-quality glass products. One often overlooked yet critical component in this process is the use of brushes. Brushes play a crucial role in washing, polishing, edging, finishing, and so on.

The production of precision glass such as glass wafers, display glass, and optical glass requires attention-to-detail processes, and more precise materials as well as components. The “cleanliness” of the glass decides the quality of the finished products. The brushes become a significant catalyst in ensuring the efficiency, precision, and quality of various stages in glass production. They are important components in the cleaning process to remove contaminants like fine particles, adhesive residues, or fingerprints on the glass. Otherwise, it may result in defective products.

A high-quality brush is decided by its structural design, types, and quality of material. The common brush designs used in the production of precision glass are roller brush, spiral brush, and disc brush depending on the production line setting and application. They are made from soft material to ensure effective cleaning without causing scratches or damage to the glass surface.