Abrasive tool making process – material – or composition – Pore forming
Patent
1996-05-16
1998-02-03
Jones, Deborah
Abrasive tool making process, material, or composition
Pore forming
51293, B24D 334, B24D 1102
Patent
active
057139687
ABSTRACT:
The present invention relates generally to abrasive stone pads for use in processing workpiece surfaces. The abrasive stones generally are produced by combining a phenolic resin mixture with a diluent and then injecting microballoon structures into the resin/diluent mixture to create a porous solution. The diluent is initially ball milled with an abrasive in a tumbler to eliminate the agglomerates and is then added to a resin monomer. A suitable catalyst is added to the mixture to create a chemical reaction, further increasing the porocity of the substance. The mixture is poured into molds and with through a filter or frit plate to remove excess resin and diluent. Finally, the mixture is cured, creating abrasive stones having a uniform surface and bulk structure with a uniform hardness, suitable for workpiece grinding.
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Fruitman Clinton O.
Gluck Andrew
Lombardi John L.
Stuffle Kevin L.
Jones Deborah
Kelly Michael K.
Speedfam Corporation
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