Price range: 3,00 € through 4,00 €
S 4060R Angled Brush
Professional S 4060R angled radiator brush (Pipa style) designed for reaching difficult corners and deep recesses in fiberglass lamination. Solvent-resistant bristles and an ergonomic long wooden handle make it essential for detailed marine and industrial composite work.
The S 4060R Angled Brush, also known as a “Pipa” (pipe) brush, is a specialized tool engineered for precision lamination in hard-to-reach areas.
Its unique angled head allows the operator to apply resin and consolidate glass fiber in tight corners, deep recesses, and complex geometries where standard rollers or straight brushes cannot reach. The high-quality bristles are designed to hold the correct amount of resin, ensuring perfect impregnation even in the most hidden structural details of a mold or hull.
✔ Angled “Pipa” Design → Perfect for 90-degree corners, deep channels, and narrow gaps.
✔ Long-Reach Handle → Provides excellent leverage and access to recessed areas.
✔ Solvent Resistant → Specifically built to withstand Polyester, Vinylester, and Epoxy resins.
✔ High-Quality Bristles → Designed for maximum resin absorption and smooth release without shedding.
✔ Ergonomic Wood Handle → Natural wooden grip for comfort and durability during professional use.
Model: S 4060R (Radiator / Angled Brush)
Shape: Angled “Pipa” style
Handle Material: High-grade natural wood
Bristle Type: Professional-grade solvent-resistant fibers
Compatibility: All resins (Polyester, Vinylester, Epoxy)
Cleaning: Acetone or professional resin thinners
🔹 Application
Dip the S 4060R into the prepared resin.
Use the angled head to “stipple” (dab) resin into sharp corners or narrow sections.
Apply the glass fiber mat or fabric and use the brush to force the air out and the resin in.
The long handle allows you to reach deep into the bilge, internal hull structures, or complex mold details.
👉 Pro Tip: For a longer life, never let resin dry on the bristles. Keep a jar of acetone nearby to rinse the brush immediately after use.
Marine Lamination: Reaching internal stringers, narrow bilges, and structural joints.
Complex Mold Making: Consolidating the first layers of gelcoat and mat in deep mold details.
Automotive Repairs: Laminating inside wheel arches, bumpers, and intricate body panels.
Industrial Composites: Precise resin application in technical housings and tanks.
50 mm
60 mm
70 mm
Perfectly impregnated laminates even in the most difficult structural areas, eliminating dry spots and air pockets in corners.
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