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Angled black head on a short dark-brown body

Angled black head on a short dark-brown body. Choose the grip shape and contact area together, with attention to finger placement, cleaning and protection between uses.


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Brush mix & shared finish
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Discuss colour, proportions, logo and presentation.
Confirm in a sample
Materials, dimensions and relevant application checks.
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Your version of Angled black head on a short dark-brown body

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for your customer.

  • Recessed, curved or block-shaped grip
  • Contact area and exposed bristle length
  • Head cover and storage orientation

Keep the high and low sides of the angled head in the drawing so the working edge can be reproduced.

Compare grip comfort and storage clearance using the actual brush dimensions.

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Appearance to specification

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Angled black head on a short dark-brown body, construction reference
01 · Head & contact area

Review the wide working area, edge shape and exposed fibre length together. Discuss the intended formula and coverage, then compare control and finish on a sample.

  • Which area of the face or body should it cover?
  • What density and flexibility suit the intended application?
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02 · Palm grip & head connection

Develop the short body around finger placement and grip. Review the head-to-body connection and cleanability; a separate long handle or metal ferrule is not assumed.

  • How should the grip feel with wet or product-covered hands?
  • What checks should cover the head connection and cleaning?
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03 · Identity & storage

Choose a mark position on the solid grip and consider protection for the broad head. Any cover or case is a development option unless separately shown and confirmed.

  • Where can the logo remain visible while in use?
  • How should the head be protected in a bag?
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Select a heading to explore its role, specification and review questions. Separate detail photographs are shown above when an associated view is available.

Before production

Agree the sample, then the checks.

Composition & dimensions

Confirm fibre or working-surface composition, component substrates, dimensions and tolerances against the selected sample.

Use & quality criteria

Agree relevant checks for application, loose fibres, shape retention, connections, finish and cleaning. Keep the method and acceptance criteria with the sample record.

Markets & documents

Identify the destination countries first. Where animal material is requested, establish species, origin and processing before reviewing the documents needed for that shipment.

Order & packaging

Confirm the MOQ for this specification and whether it is counted in individual pieces or complete sets. Sampling is paid; the fee and schedule are quoted for the project.

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Planning this brush for your brand

What should I check on a palm-grip brush?

Review how the grip sits in the hand, including with product on the fingers. Compare the contact area, exposed bristle length, head connection and how the brush can be stored after cleaning.

Can I customise this design?

Yes. Share the features you want to keep and the changes you want to make, including head profile, handle colour, your logo and packaging. We will review the construction and arrange paid sampling for the agreed specification.

What information is needed for a quotation?

Send the product reference, intended formula, quantity and destination, together with your preferred changes. The minimum order, sample fee and delivery schedule are quoted for your selected specification.

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