
Flexible ball-type honing brushes
Flexible nylon filaments carry abrasive globules for bore finishing, light deburring, and edge blending.

Custom abrasive honing brushes for bore finishing, light deburring, edge blending, and controlled internal surface treatment.
Request a QuoteAn industrial honing brush uses a flexible working structure with abrasive contact points. Depending on the construction, abrasive globules are carried in flexible nylon filaments or arranged on a flexible honing body.
The brush follows the bore while applying a controlled abrasive action; final performance depends on the workpiece, bore size, finish target, and operating process.


Flexible nylon filaments carry abrasive globules for bore finishing, light deburring, and edge blending.

Diameter, working length, stem, abrasive, and grit are customized for the cylinder and required finish.

Custom constructions provide access to restricted bores or contact across larger cylindrical surfaces.
Available materials include silicon carbide and aluminum oxide. Common grit choices are #60, #120, #180, #240, #320, and #600; other grits can be reviewed.

A common option for selected cast iron, steel, stainless steel, and other bore-finishing applications.
An alternative abrasive option for finishing and edge conditioning on compatible workpieces.
Abrasive globules are bonded to flexible nylon filaments so the working head can follow the bore.

Provide the following information for a custom review.
Honing brush assemblies are reviewed for controlled internal finishing where flexible abrasive contact is appropriate for the part and process.

Provide the actual bore diameter and tolerance. Ball-type honing brushes use controlled oversize and compression, so Brushcustom confirms the working diameter rather than applying one universal percentage.
It can be selected and tested toward a defined finish, but grit alone does not guarantee the result. Provide the target Ra, Rz, crosshatch, or approved sample; use a representative trial for critical surfaces.
No. It is intended for surface finishing, deglazing, light deburring, and edge blending—not for correcting bore geometry or removing heavy stock.
Yes. Send the drawing or a measured sample with the bore, mounting, abrasive or grit if known, approved result, and quantity.
Send a drawing, sample, or marked photo with the bore dimensions, workpiece, required result, mounting, machine conditions, and quantity. OEM and replacement orders are supported.