
Brush with Fin Seal
Combination brush and fin seal for enhanced air and light blocking. The rigid center fin provides a true weather seal while the surrounding pile filaments fill gaps and reduce vibration.
Also known as
fin seal · pile seal with fin · double fin weatherstrip · center fin brush
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Brush seal family
Used in Fenestration, Motorized Retractable Screens, Access Systems, Data Centers, HVAC, Conveyor, Elevator, Fire Protection
Available Configurations
Size: 1" (25.4mm)
Selected configuration: Size: 1" (25.4mm)
Need a different size? We manufacture custom configurations — request a quote with your exact specifications.
Key Features
- Center fin for true weather barrier
- Pile filaments for gap filling
- Available in multiple fin materials
- Standard and heavy-duty options
Available Materials
Specifications
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Technical Resources
Specifying Brush with Fin Seal
EPDM vs Silicone Rubber Seals: A Material Selection Guide
EPDM handles outdoor temperature swings and ozone exposure well; silicone handles extreme heat. Here's the full decision framework.
8 min read
ComparisonBrush Seal vs Pile Weatherstrip: Which Sealing Solution Fits?
Fenestration calls it pile weatherstrip. Data centers call it a brush grommet. Conveyors call it a skirting seal. Here's what they actually are and how to specify them.
6 min read