Nylon / PP Brush Strip with Aluminum Holder
Aluminum-holder brush strip for garage door perimeter sealing, side jambs, and lintel headers. Nylon 6 or polypropylene filament in 0.006"–0.012" diameter; 1"–4" trim heights; 7/8"–3" aluminum 6063-T5 holder profiles in 45°, 90°, and 180° angles. Supplied in 8 and 10 ft sticks. UL listed up to 4" trim; cycle-tested per the Therm-L-Brush-class spec.
Also known as
brush perimeter seal · door brush strip · perimeter brush weatherstrip · aluminum brush retainer
Key Features
- Holder profiles for surface, corner, and overlap installations
- Nylon filament for high-wear cycling
- Polypropylene filament for chemical exposure
- Color-matched options for white, bronze, black holders
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Specifications
Component family
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Nylon or polypropylene brush filament captured in a 6063-T5 aluminum extruded holder — for door perimeters, garage door side seals, and commercial door bottom sweeps.
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