Brush Handle Types

Purdy

Brush

Handle Types

Fluted handle for Glide style tools. Long medium size

handle. Very versatile size. Most popular angular trim

brush.

Glide- angular trim brush. Bow- straight sash brush.

Production tool- Increased reach when cutting in off

a ladder. Less trips up and down the ladder.

» Example: 5610598, 5610697, 5610585, 5610615, 5610660

Brush types are dictated by handle, ferrules and filaments.

Some completed brush heads are so popular that they will have multiple

handle styles. A good example of this is the “Glide” style. In the Glide

version, it has what is known as a Fluted handle

Handle style and brush preference is all about personal preference

Rattail handle Dale style angular trim brush.

Small handle for smaller hands. Smaller brush head

for doing fine intricate work. Not a production tool.

» Example: 5610597, 5610595, 5610574, 5610709, 5610640

» Example: 5610599, 5610600, 5610515, 5610668, 5610695

Beavertail for larger hands. Sprig Style (straight trim

brush), Swan Style (wall brush), XL High Capacity.

Production tool.

» Example: 5610605

Stubby handle. Available on the Cub. Great for work

in confined spaces like cabinets.

Same brush head as the Glide.

Dale

Glide

Bow

Sprig

Swan

Cub

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Purdy Brush ® Handle Types Brush types are dictated by handle, ferrules and filaments. Some completed brush heads are so popular that they will have multiple handle styles. A good example of this is the “Glide” style. In the Glide version, it has what is known as a Fluted handle Handle style and brush preference is all about personal preference Rattail handle Dale style angular trim brush. Small handle for smaller hands. Smaller brush head for doing fine intricate work. Not a production tool.