chinese paint brush

Specifications

chinese paint brush
Hair: bristle, synthetic fiber, mixed tapered filament and bristle
OEM or ODM is welcomed

chinese paint brush

Song of Spring,  Mellow type: V-PBI102B:

Specifications   * mix hair (weasel hair, cattle hair, horse hair) brush   * brass ferrule   * wood handle

Size:#1 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 24

Horse hair and cattle hair is the basis of the brush, mixed with modern hard material, applicable for flat coating oil painting

Hair head style	Round, Filbert,, or customer designed
Handle	1.Wooden handle, it is can be any color.
	2.Plastic handle, also can be any color.
Ferrule	1.Tin plate ferrule, it is economic.
	2.Stainless iron/steel ferrule. It resist rust.
	3.Chrome/gold plate ferrule, also resist rust.
Glue	Epoxy resin. Make the hair not fall off.
Package	1.PVC hang bag each piece, 6pcs or 12pcs each inner box.
	2.opp/pe/shrink film bag each piece, 6pcs or 12pcs each inner box.

Why chose us?

1. The hair will never fall off; without bifurcation even making a 360-degree turn;

    the hair has high elasticity, writing is smooth and easy

We are quite sure of this because the hair is processed by our unique technology.

2. The printing (logon or letters)in handle won't fade away even after very long time;

3. Our design is innovative and latest, we have designers for this part

4. Our brushes have 2 National Patent and 3 Gold Prize in this field, the quality is among top suppliers.

Different Types of Paint Brushes Explained

Natural Hair

The natural hair in natural hair brushes usually comes from Chinese hogs or from badgers. Natural hair paintbrushes work best with oil-based paints, although this means they need to be cleaned with paint thinner. You can also use brushes made from Chinese hog bristles with water-based paint, as they absorb the water.

Synthetic Hair

Synthetic hair means the bristles are made from polyester or nylon. They’re much rougher than natural hair paint brushes. They work best with water-based emulsion paints.

Flagged Bushes

Flagging on paint brushes means that the ends of the bristles have been split. These “flagged” brushes, also known as “exploded bristle” brushes, are used exclusively for latex paint work. Paint can be applied more smoothly, with fewer marks from the brush.

Sized Brushes

Paint brushes come in many different sizes. These can range from the tiny, used in fine art, to those several inches wide, used when painting a wall. Within the sizing there are specialist brushes. Sash brushes have the bristles cut to a point, or taper in a chisel-like shape to access corners.