Unger nLite Radius Brush Gen 2

About the Unger nLite Radius Brush Gen 2

The first thing you notice about the Unger nLite Radius Brush Gen 2 is probably the unique shape. Unlike traditional brushes that just have bristles extending down from the block, this angles, bringing bristles up the back, making it perfect for large surfaces, frames, and corners!

SHAPE

Because of the shape of this brush, you have options. Attach it to your pole like a standard brush, and scrub away like normal. Or, flip it around and use those short bristles to really get some good scrubbing action on frames. There are bumpers around the brush to help you avoid damaging frames. 

BRISTLES

The high-density bristles are flagged (or flocked), meaning that the ends are split. This has a softer feel to your hand and translates into better glide on the glass. This style of bristle is great for your standard cleaning jobs, but probably not the top choice for first cleans or extra dirty glass. The bristles on the back have a unique 90° cut that you won't find elsewhere in the industry, keeping them short and sturdy for tough scrubbing.

RINSING ACTION

Included on the brush is a pre-installed rinse bar that can be moved. If you opt to use the short bristles as the main point of contact on the glass, you can move the bar to have the water flow on that side. The rinse bar is great for full coverage water flow from end to end on the brush, while the pencil jets give you more intense power from the center of the brush. You can easily swap between using the nozzles and the rinse bar by connecting the different push fittings to your pole hose. This brush includes the short spans of hose and fittings so you don't have to do any additional setup when you pull it out of the box.

This brush is the perfect addition to your Unger Carbon Composite or Unger 24K Carbon Poles. Try it out today for full coverage cleaning.

PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS

• Unique Shape
• 90° Flocked Bristles
• Rinse Bar with Two Locations
• Includes Hoses and Fittings
• Great for Corners, Frames, and Large Surfaces
• Pencil Jets