3M™ Brushlon Sheet 320B, 0.005 3/16 in Trim, Green, 17 in x 17 in, Industrial, 25 ea/Case

3M™ Brushlon™ Abrasives: Choosing the Right One
3M™ Brushlon™ abrasives come in many material variations and converted forms; so, how do operators know which one is right for them? it's a combination of three variables: bristle type, mineral and form.

3M™ Brushlon Sheet 320B can be cut and shaped to meet project dimensions, and its short-trim nylon fibers provide a clean finish without the aggressive cut of a mineral-infused brush. it's great for applications including:


Sound deadening
Vibratory bowl feeder lining
Vibratory conveying
Carrier roll covering
OEM applications


320B does not contain mineral, and – while this may seem surprising for an abrasive product – the omission was intentional. The absence of mineral leverages the abrasive's ability to respond to parts without gouging or marring.

Individually Anchored Bristles for Greater Durability
Abrasive bristles on 320B counteract common pitfalls of tufted brushes. In tufted brushes, multiple bristles are attached with only a single fiber. If it breaks, multiple bristles are lost, which causes gapping and limits use. But, with non-tufted Brushlon materials, each bristle is individually anchored to a tough polyurethane resin backing, minimizing bristle loss and maximizing brush life.

Versatility to Meet Any Challenge
Backed by more than 30 years of experience in brush development, the 3M™ Brushlon line offers multiple options: nylon or polypropylene bristles, wide range of fiber diameters, many brush sizes and configurations. The durable resin backing also enables the abrasive to be run wet or dry.

Regardless of the 3M™ Brushlon product that's chosen, industrial professionals can anticipate a uniform benefit: great performance part after part.

• Individually attached bristles offer maximum durability and prolonged service life
• Gaps between bristles enable effective load resistance
• Sheet may be cut and shaped according to project dimensions
• Waterproof for use on wet surfaces or with liquid lubricants
• Nylon fibers resist chemical wear