Trade Block Brushes

Here at Gordon Brush®, we carry every type of fill material possible. We offer many stock block brushes or we can customize one filled with natural, synthetic, or metallic bristles, depending on your specific application. Browse our selection of trade block brushes below and order in bulk today.

Small Block Brushes

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Not sure which block paint brush you need for your business?

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A block brush is a brush that is generally rectangular, sometimes circular, in shape. Commonly made out of plastic, metal, or wood, block brushes can be manufactured using any type of filament. Brush fills may range from hard to soft in stiffness, and large to fine in diameter.

The block is the support or structure of the entire brush and determines its shape, size or style. Typical block brush backs are made with an oblong-shaped wedge of strong material. Custom block brushes are also possible here at America’s favorite brush manufacturer, Gordon Brush®. Simply let us know what you want by completing our custom brush order form, and let our team of dedicated, specialist designers do the rest.

A brush block, or back, is manufactured through the drilling of holes and insertion of fill tufts into those holes. Commonly made out of plastic, metal, or wood, trade block brushes can be manufactured with any type of filament. Brush fills may range from hard to soft in stiffness, and large to fine in diameter. The uses for block brushes are virtually limitless. The fill material used in the brush can come from natural, synthetic, or metal sources. General uses for block brushes are: Applying, Pushing, Removing, Cleaning, Spreading, or acting as a Barrier.

Gordon Brush® knows what our customers need. There’s no wonder our customer base has stayed loyal to our manufactured products over the years. We are Proud To Be An AMERICAN Manufacturer™. “If a brush exists, we have it... if it doesn't, we'll make it.”