T-Slot Brush Seal
Industrial brush seal with rigid T-slot or snap-in carrier for guide track channels, side rails, and housing extrusions. Slides or snaps directly into aluminum T-slot channels. Available in standard and high-density filament options.
Also known as
brush seal · brush strip · T-slot brush · guide track brush · channel brush seal · skirting seal
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Brush seal family
Used in Fenestration, Motorized Retractable Screens, Access Systems, Data Centers, HVAC, Conveyor, Elevator, Fire Protection
Available Configurations
Carrier Width: 5mm (3/16")
Pile Height: 9.5mm (3/8")
Selected configuration: Carrier Width: 5mm (3/16") · Pile Height: 9.5mm (3/8")
Need a different size? We manufacture custom configurations — request a quote with your exact specifications.
Key Features
- Rigid plastic T-slot carrier
- Snap-in installation (no adhesive)
- High-density polypropylene or nylon filaments
- UV and moisture resistant
Available Materials
Specifications
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Technical Resources
Specifying T-Slot Brush Seal
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