Carlisle 41100EC03 Sparta® Clean-In-Place Brush
The Carlisle 41100EC03 Sparta® Clean-In-Place Brush is a black hook-shaped cleaning brush designed for cleaning curved drains, tubes, pipes, and equipment. Part of the Sparta® Spectrum® CIP brush line, this specialized cleaning tool helps reach curved and confined areas where routine cleaning may be challenging. Its hooked design supports cleaning pipes and equipment in place, making it a practical addition to commercial kitchens, food processing facilities, and other foodservice sanitation environments. The black color can be incorporated into a facility's color-coded cleaning program according to established cleaning procedures.
Built with polyester bristles twisted into galvanized wire, the Carlisle Sparta Clean-In-Place Hook Brush is designed for targeted cleaning of internal surfaces and curved passages. The twisted-wire construction holds the bristles in place while allowing the brush to access areas that require focused scrubbing. The bristle base resins are made from FDA-approved materials, and the brush is BPA-free. These material details make it a useful option for facilities seeking specialized cleaning tools for food-related environments. Measuring 11.5 inches long, 5 inches wide, and 2.25 inches high, this CIP hook brush provides a dedicated solution for cleaning pipes, curved drains, and equipment without relying on a standard straight brush. Purchase the Carlisle 41100EC03 for commercial cleaning and sanitation applications, with 12 brushes per case for convenient stocking across multiple cleaning stations.
Key Features
- Hook-Shaped Design: Helps clean pipes and equipment in place.
- Versatile CIP Cleaning: Suitable for curved drains, tubes, pipes, and equipment.
- Polyester Bristles: Bristles are twisted into galvanized wire for the brush assembly.
- Food-Related Material Specifications: Bristle base resins are made from FDA-approved materials.
- Black, BPA-Free Brush: Supports color-coded cleaning programs and is BPA-free.
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