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The Brush Hub

Welcome to The Brush Hub — the home of Hillbrush news, product updates, industry insight and behind-the-scenes stories from our team in Mere, Wiltshire.

Here, we share the latest from across the business, including new product launches, company announcements, manufacturing updates, sustainability news, event highlights and customer stories. You’ll also find practical cleaning advice, product guidance and sector-focused content designed to help customers choose the right tools for the job.

Whether you are a distributor, customer, industry partner or simply interested in the Hillbrush story, The Brush Hub brings together the people, products and ideas shaping Hillbrush today.

Colour Coded Cleaning Equipment

The Importance of Hygienic Cleaning Equipment: A Guide to Keeping Your Space Clean and Safe   Maintaining a clean and hygienic environment has never...
Post by Hillbrush
May 30 2023

Colour Coding Systems: An Essential Tool

Colour coding tools have become an essential part of good manufacturing practices in the food and beverage industry. They have been proven to support...
Post by Hillbrush
May 05 2023

Top 6 Automated Cleaning Tips

Mariane Hodgkinson, Hillbrush’s hygiene specialist, shares her expert advice on ensuring hygiene levels are maintained where technological advances see food manufacturing becoming increasingly automated....
Post by Hillbrush
Feb 11 2022

The New Hillbrush Hygienic Banister Brush Range

Hillbrush has remodelled its range of Professional Hygienic Bannister Brushes to feature several changes, designed to improve hygiene, and cleaning performance. With a slimmer,...
Post by Hillbrush
Aug 25 2021

Hillbrush invests in design with new appointment

Hillbrush, the UK’s largest manufacturer of brushware and hygienic cleaning tools has appointed experienced Product Design Engineer David Lintern to lead the company’s new...
Post by Hillbrush
Mar 12 2021

Flagged Fibres - To Use or Not To Use?

Flagged fibres are generally considered to have good sweeping abilities for fine particles, but it is worth considering how they are manufactured and what...
Post by Hillbrush
Oct 01 2020