Abstract:
A process is described for manufacturing resin bonded grinding articles such as grinding wheels and segments. The process comprises preparing a mixture of abrasive grain particles, particulate spacer material and a curable liquid resin, filling a mold with the mixture and curing the mixture to a solid article in the absence of external pressure. Grinding articles prepared in this manner and containing high concentrations of abrasive grain particles exhibit superior grinding wheel performance in rate of stock removal with no metallurgical damage to the steel being worked upon while maintaining precision of cut.
Abstract:
Brush material and brushes utilizing the same, particularly power driven rotary brushes, in which the brush bristles have a central core and a thin outer plastic coating, with granular abrasive preferably secured to such core beneath such coating.
Abstract:
A POWER-DRIVEN ROTARY BRUSH HAVING A COLLAR OF PLASTIC SHEET MATERIAL ENCIRCLING THE HOLDER PORTION OF THE BRUSH AND EXTENDING A SHORT DISTANCE BEYOND SUCH HOLDER ABOUT THE BRUSH MATERIAL WHERE SUCH BRUSH MATERIAL EMERGES FROM THE HOLDER. THE PLASTIC COLLAR IS FOLDED IN THE REGION OF THE BRUSH MATERIAL TO PRESENT A FOLDED EDGE THERETO AS WELL AS TO INCREASE THE THICKNESS OF THE COLLAR IN SUCH REGION.
Abstract:
Brush material and brushes utilizing the same, particularly power driven rotary brushes, in which the brush bristles have a central core and a thin outer plastic coating, with granular abrasive preferably secured to such core beneath such coating.
Abstract:
A POWER DRIVER ROTARY END BRUSH HAVING A UNITARY TUBULAR COLLAR MOUNTED ON THE BRISTLE HOLDING ELEMENT AND ENCIRCLING THE BUNDLE OF BRISTLES IN THE REGION WHERE THE LATTER EMERGE FROM THE HOLDER, SUCH COLLAR BEING RESILIENTLY DEFORMABLE AND PRE-STRESSED TO EXERT AN ACTIVE CONTROLLED PROSSURE GRIP WITHIN A PREDETERMINED PRESSURE RANGE UPON SUCH BUNDLE OF BRISTLES IN BOTH STATIC AND DYNAMIC CONDITIONS OF THE BRUSH.
Abstract:
A BRUSHING MACHINE FOR FINISHING OPPOSITE PARALLEL SURFACES COMPRISING A PAIR OF OPPOSITELY DIRECTED BRUSH SPINDLES, EACH HAVING A PAIR OF BRUSHES THEREON, THE INNER BRUSH ON ONE COOPERATING WITH THE OUTER BRUSH ON THE OTHER, AND A WORK HOLDING FIXTURE GRIPPING THE WORK AND MOVING THE SAME PAST THE BRUSHES.