About Us

Since 1951, Gordon Brush has been the leading industrial brush manufacturer of quality standard and special brushes or custom brushes for industrial customers around the world. We design, manufacture and ship all our brushes from our state-of-the-art, 51,600-square-foot facility in Southern California. This means we can ensure your order meets our stringent quality standards each and every time. We offer more than 2,000 standard brushes - and can modify or custom manufacture any brush to meet your unique specifications.

Our turnaround times set us apart from the rest. Because we're based in the U.S., we can offer same-day shipping on over 2,000 standard items. And we can deliver specialty or custom brush quotes at lightning speed - in one business day or less. Whether you need a standard brush or special brushes or custom brush, you can count on Gordon Brush for bigger, better brush ideas.

Contact us today for your custom brush manufacturing such as medical brushes, esd brushes, anti-static brushes & more!

Gordon Brush Timeline

• 1951    Don Gordon establishes Gordon Brush Mfg. Co.
• 1973    Gordon Brush is incorporated
• 1974    Aerospace Engineer William Loitz purchases Gordon Brush
• 1990    Ken Rakusin leaves career at Xerox to run Gordon Brush
• 1998    Ken Rakusin and Bill Loitz purchase Gordon Brush
• 1999    Gordon Brush acquires the Marx Brush line of artist and cosmetic brushes
• 2005    Gordon Brush acquires the assets of Milwaukee Dustless Brush, a leader in the Jan/San marketplace.
• 2006    Gordon Brush acquires the assets of JEK Inc., a leading manufacturer of brushes and abrasives for the printed circuit board industry and surface finishing and conditioning industry.
• 2008    Gordon Brush acquires the assets of Redtree Industries, Inc., a leading manufacturer and distributer of paint brushes and paint applicators for the marine and hardware industries.

Examples of some of the industries we work with

• A cookie factory worked with Gordon Brush to come up with a way of removing baking deposits from its stainless steel conveyer belt.  Gordon Brush designed and built a special wire roller brush which now keeps the entire conveyor belt clean with only one revolution of the belt with the brush in action.
• Laser optics are cleaned without scratching by a silk brush Gordon Brush developed for the military.
• NASA’s space telescope was susceptible to dust getting on its lens after the doors were opened. Gordon Brush built the space agency a vacuum brush to dust the inside of the doors and protect the sensitive lens.

As a result, today Gordon Brush produces 15,000 different brushes, and adds 15-20 new brushes every week from a world-wide diversity of industries.

Gordon Brush makes high quality brushes.  The company's goal is to help its customers improve their productivity and profitability by providing them with high quality brushes which suit their exact requirements. Contact Gordon Brush today to receive a custom quote or to learn more how our products can fit your applications!