FAQs
What types of wheel brushes are there?
We offer a wide variety of wheel brushes:
Knotted wheel brushes, joint brushes for cleaning road joints, pipeline brushes for processing weld seams, single segment brushes, crimped wheel brushes, stripping brushes (used for example in electrical engineering), etc.
We also offer corresponding accessories for the wheel brushes.
What training can I do at Lessmann?
We offer a wide range of training opportunities. Are you more an office type? Then an industrial clerk (m/f/d) would be exactly the right thing for you. Or do you prefer to be active in the workshop? We offer apprenticeships as industrial mechanics or mechatronics engineers. Or rather a mixture of both as a warehouse logistics specialist.
You can find all training positions and our open positions here.
Why are some brushes marked green?
Brushes made of stainless wire can be easily recognized by the green metal parts such as the side windows or the pot. We use wire with material number 1.4310. These brushes are suitable for brushing on stainless steel. Further information on brushing on stainless materials can be found here.
What service does Lessmann offer me as a specialist dealer?
As a specialist retailer, you receive high-quality branded products from us that are packaged to promote sales and can be presented attractively.
For further sales support, our office staff will be happy to advise you or the field service will visit you on site to work with you to put together the overall package that is right for you. Please feel free to contact us straight away.
Where does Lessmann produce?
We produce all our brushes Made in Germany at our location in Oettingen in Bavaria.
Which brushes with shank are there?
We offer a variety of shank brushes:
These differ based on their shape (round, surface or end brush) and the brush filling material (crimped wire, knotted wire, abrasive).
Wheel brushes with shank: crimped wire, knotted wire, abrasive
Cup brushes with shank
End brushes: crimped wire, knotted wire, abrasive
What are encapsulated brushes?
In the encapsulated brushes, the steel wire trim is embedded in a tough plastic mass. This means that the trim widths always remain the same during processing and premature breakage of individual wires is avoided. Lessmann\’s plastic-bonded brushes are available in three different shore hardnesses: black – hard, red – standard and white – soft. The more aggressive the application, the harder the plastic material should be. Another advantage of the harder plastic material is the dimensional stability.
Are there still training places available?
We continually publish our open positions on our careers page. The apprenticeships and study places are also included here.
I am interested in an apprenticeship at Lessmann. How far in advance should I apply?
For an apprenticeship at Lessmann, we recommend that you apply about a year in advance during the summer holidays with your last annual certificate. This gives us as a company enough time to check your documents, invite you to interviews if necessary and complete the selection process. If there are still places available at a later date, you will find them on our homepage under vacancies and you can also apply at a later date.
How does the application process work at Lessmann?
The application process at Lessmann follows a structured process and offers you several options for applying. Here is an overview:
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