Tonar Nostatic Arm

The Nostatic Arm is the modern version of the formerly well known “Dust Bug” by Cecil Watts. The Nostatic arm incorporates a carbon fibre brush that removes the static electricity from the record during playback, and at the same time picks up the loose dust before the stylus reaches that part of the record. The Nostatic arm has an earth wire which is connected to the earth of the record player or the amplifier. The height can be easily adjusted to fit most record players. It also has a sliding weight in order to adjust the “dusting force” of the brush. Finally the base of the brush has sticky tape so if preferred it can be stuck to the surface of the record player for easy use.

Tonar Classic Velvet Record Brush

This brush is made of ultra-fine pole very high quality velvet, specially selected for this purpose. The velvet reaches deep into the record grooves and removes even the finest dust particles. The brush itself can be easily cleaned using the two foam rubber scrapers located on both sides of the plastic brush base.

Tonar Nostatic Carbon Fibre Brush

This brush contains more than one million very fine carbon fibre bristles. The cross section of these bristles is so small that they can easily get into all the nooks and crannies of the record groove. Because the carbon fibre conducts electricity it takes away all the static to earth via the metal handle and the person holding the brush. Then the dust lies loose in the groove so the next set of bristles can easily pick them up and remove them from the record groove.

Tonar Dustaway Carbon Fibre & Velvet Record Brush

This state-of-the-art DJ record cleaning brush combines the properties of the Tonar Classic and the Nostatic into one brush. The centre part of the brush is made of ultra-fine pole high quality velvet. This velvet is flanked on both sides by a thick layer of very fine carbon fibres. The carbon fibres remove the static from the record so the dust lays loose and can be easily picked up by the velvet in the middle of the brush even from deep in the record grooves.