Apparatus for collecting particles produced during abrading of p

Abrasive tool making process – material – or composition – Impregnating or coating an abrasive tool

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53467, 53428, B24B 5500

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043733000

ABSTRACT:
A container for capturing and facilitating the processing of particles produced during the abrading of a substance. The container comprises at least one surface formed to receive the particles produced during the abrading of the substance, a mechanism for retaining the particles contacting the surface and at least one material having at least one physical property altered during the normal processing of the collected particles such that the particles are separated from the container, where normal processing generally effects the consolidation and refining of the collected particles.

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