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4-Axis 3-Head Machine, Making Nailbrushes


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With two drilling heads and a tufting head, this 4-axis 3-head machine is suitable for making brushes with either flat-surface or curved surface, including nailbrushes, hairbrushes, brooms, disc brushes, and some other industrial brushes, etc.

If you have any further question regarding this CNC nail brush machine, pls do not hesitate to contact us or leave us a message, we'll be glad to get back to you with professional solutions.

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  • B.SATISH KUMAR

    Dear Sir, We are Mfg of House cleaning brushes
    5/17/2010 1:50:58 AM

  • Administrator

    Dear Kumar, we are really glad to get your inquiry, and so sorry for this late reply. Could you kindly send us the pictures of the brushes you want to make, pls? So that we'll be able to recommend machines to you accordingly. Sincerely looking forward to hearing from you. Best Regards!


    5/26/2010 12:44:22 AM
  • DANOVER

    can you let mi know the price please thank you 4-axis 3-head machine, making hairrushes
    3/11/2010 6:09:24 AM

  • AdministratorDear Danover, thanks for your interest in our 4-axis 3-head brush making machine, we'll send you price very soon, with all relevant details.
    3/11/2010 6:00:54 PM

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