Ebnat AG

Dishbrush with Replaceable Head

Switzerland , Ebnat-Kappel

MOQ —
Category Plastic Boxes
Send inquiry Request for quotation View vendor
Product details

Dishbrush with Replaceable Head

Ready for use with one click

Whether purist or dynamic, each of the six different handle designs lies comfortably and ergonomically in the hand.

Thanks to an ingenious and stable click mechanism, the handles can be fitted with different brush heads especially for the respective application: soft bristles for glass and delicate pan coatings, hard bristles for stubborn dirt or brass bristles for the grill bars.

This makes these brush handles very flexible to use and furthermore also extremely durable, as only the part of the brush head is replaced, which also needs to be replaced after a certain amount of time and wear.

Not only the replaceable brush heads, but also the use of high-quality materials make this product a sustainable alternative to conventional dishwashing brushes: All brush heads are injection moulded from recycled plastic only. Recycled plastic can also be used for the material-saving 1-component handles.

Plastic is used sensibly and sparingly here.

Source with clarity

Interested in this product?

Ask Ebnat AG about pricing, availability, customization, and delivery requirements in one private inquiry.

  • Private buyer–supplier conversation
  • Free buyer account
  • Keep messages and quotes organized
Create free buyer account Or post a detailed RFQ
From this supplier

More from Ebnat AG

Explore more approved listings published by the same company.

View vendor profile
Compare the market

Review similar products from other suppliers in this category.

Browse category

More products in this category

Sourcing intelligence

Practical guides for global trade

Recent FirmaPanel articles for evaluating suppliers, sourcing products, and preparing export conversations.

You Paid for the Mold. Why Can't You Take It to Another Factory? Trade guide You Paid for the Mold. Why Can't You Take It to Another Factory? Paid for a custom mold? Learn who owns manufacturing tooling, what to put in supplier contracts, and how to transfer molds between factories. Read article The Factory You Approved May Not Be Making Your Order Trade guide The Factory You Approved May Not Be Making Your Order Your approved factory may not make your order. Learn how to identify unauthorized subcontracting, verify production sites, and control sourcing risks. Read article The Fastest Supplier Quote May Be the Worst Deal: How to Verify Production Lead Times Trade guide The Fastest Supplier Quote May Be the Worst Deal: How to Verify Production Lead Times Is the fastest supplier always the best? Learn how to verify manufacturing lead times, factory capacity, material readiness and reliable shipment dates. Read article