Frequently Asked Questions

We specialize in providing custom work. That is why our material almost always fits into any existing shaft.

Each brand of car wash system has its own fitting. Because we have a large database with dimensions, we are able to link every shaft to every brand of machine. We can supply both the flanges as the shafts.

Many American machine manufacturers use a solid inner shaft. We can provide these shafts with a clamp and / or slide fit to be able to use a C-core system. We are eager to provide a suitable solution for every situation.

Read more about our shafts here!

Which brush is on your car wash past depends on what kind of system you use.

Do you have a roll-over, an electric or hydraulic car wash? We can equip them with brushes! We can make any type of brush and material suitable for hydraulically driven systems.

With an electrical system it is important that the weight of the brush remains constant. We recommend that you only use materials that do not absorb water and dirt for this type of car washes, such as, for example, CCT-Foam.

We make standard brushes and custom made for (at least) the following brands:

Dico, Christ, Coleman Hanna, MacNeil, Sonny's, Schleicher, WashTec, Ceccato, Belanger, Motor City Wash Works, Econocraft, AVW, Holz, Peco, Istobal, Aquarama, Dibo, Baptista.

Is your car wash brand not listed? We can also make brushes for you!

We want to make the best brushes by constantly pushing the standard. We do this through dedication, innovation and by focusing on quality and performance. As a result, we always have the latest and best brush material. This ensures the best and most reliable washing result!

Ensure good brush maintenance by cleaning and replacing them in time.

Keep in mind that not only brushes influence the washing result of your car wash, but also the right chemicals, good water quality and the adjustment and maintenance of the machine.

The best brush for your car wash depends on the system you use, the location of your car wash and your own wishes.

Fortunately, we can provide every system with brush material! Below you will find a small overview of brands. So that's something you don't have to worry about.

At each location, brushes are used differently or we recommend different materials. Did you know, for example, that the drying brushes often hang outside in sunny places? And in muddy places with a lot of coarse pollution is often chosen to make the first brushes from foam?

And of course you have some wishes for your car wash! Which color do you like? Do you want brushes that really stand out or do you go for safe black? And it is of course also possible to mix materials and colors in a brush.

We are happy to talk to you about making your car wash shine with the right brushes!

A number of machine brands that we can in any case occupy with brush material:

Dico, Christ, Coleman Hanna, MacNeil, Sonny's, Schleicher, WashTec, Ceccato, Belanger, Motor City Wash Works, Econocraft, Holz, Peco, Istobal, Aquarama, AVW, Dibo, Baptista and many more.

We recommend that you regularly check the condition of your brushes, for example every first of the month.

We are also happy to assist you when you check your brushes. You can always call us for advice.

The wear pattern is different for each material. Most materials will fray, tear, or thin at the ends over time. If this happens, the washing quality will decrease and it is wise to replace the brush. In addition to compromising the washing quality, there is also a greater chance of damage to vehicles. On this website you can download an information sheet for each material that describes more about the wear pattern and how to best maintain the brush.

Information sheets:

• PX
• MicroAct
• CCT Foam
• Star-Shaped foam
• Hybrid
• MicroWash
• DryPolish
• MicroDry

The lifespan of a brush is determined by how the machine is adjusted and maintained, brush maintenance, number of washes, chemicals, water adjustment and environmental conditions.

It starts with you! Do your brushes need to be replaced, do you want to improve your washing results or optically change the way your car wash looks? We give you tailor-made advice to get the best out of your car wash.

Then we start designing! With the most modern 3D drawing software we can design any desired brush. We have a large database with "original" as well as modified and improved brush contours.

Once you've approved the brush design, we'll start producing! The materials are cut, stitched and, if necessary, assembled in-house. Quality checks are carried out at every stage so we can asure that you receive only the best products.

When the brush is ready we do a final check before it is packed for a smooth and fast delivery.

If you watch our company video and the product animation videos you can get a glimpse of how the brushes are made.

Sure! Often people wait to replace these brushes until they are worn.

However, there are also customers who replace their brushes as soon as the system is installed because they prefer to wash with our material.

We make standard brushes and custom brushes for (at least) the following brands:

Dico, Christ, Coleman Hanna, MacNeil, Sonny's, Schleicher, WashTec, Ceccato, Belanger, Motor City Wash Works, Econocraft, AVW, Holz, Peco, Istobal, Aquarama, Dibo, Baptista.

For electrically powered car wash systems and gantry systems, it is important that the weight of the brush remains as constant as possible.

Because water causes weight changes, it is important to look carefully at which materials you use for the wash brushes. We therefore advise you to choose materials that absorb little or no water and dirt, or to combine different materials. CCT-Foam is  a good example of material that does not absorb any water or dirt. Click here to read all about CCT-Foam.

Blow dryers ensure that a large part of the water is removed from the car. The drying brushes take care of the residual drops. Because the car is clean and almost dry, there is almost no weight gain in the drying brushes. This means that all our drying material is suitable for use in electrically powered tunnel car washes.

Often car washes use blow dryers to blow water off the car. However, in most cases it is not possible to send a car dry on the road again using only blowers.

By placing drying brushes at the end of the car wash, you remove the last drops of water from the car. The customer now has a clean and dry car, without stains of residual drops on his car.

Our MicroDry material has been specially developed to absorb residual droplets, after absorbing the water the white (viscose) fibers release the water back into the environment.

Read all about MicroDry here!

DryPolish is developed to dry cars and has a polishing effect. This makes it also suitable as a polish textile.

Both materials can be used as side brush, top brush or mitter. Would you like advice on the best options for your car wash? Contact us!

Trains, buses and trucks are often very dirty, so it is important that the dirt is washed off. It is also often important that the material is easy to clean and does not absorb water and dirt.

That is why we recommend using foam or PX for truck wash installations. These materials do not absorb water or dirt and have great washing power.

If there is a sticker on the vehicle to be washed, we recommend foam, so the sticker stays on the car and is not washed of.

Abrasive brush material is often used in train washing installations.

Click here if you want to know more about PX.

And here for CCT-Foam!