Abrasive tool making process – material – or composition – Impregnating or coating an abrasive tool
Patent
1990-08-24
1991-12-31
Rose, Robert A.
Abrasive tool making process, material, or composition
Impregnating or coating an abrasive tool
51266, 51395, B24D 706
Patent
active
050760246
ABSTRACT:
A disk polisher has a horizontal turntable for moving workpieces around thereon and an assembly for holding flat grinding surfaces of grinding stone against these moving workpieces. The grinding stone pieces are provided with throughholes and are attached to a supporting body having internal passageways. Orifices are provided to connect these internal passageways with the throughholes such that a high-pressure fluid such as air can be directed through the passageways and the throughholes to apply external force on processed workpieces which tend to stick to the grinding surfaces due to the surface tension of water used for grinding. The diametrical shapes of the orifices and throughholes are carefully determined such that the processed workpieces can be reliably separated while the pressure drop inside the passageway due to escaping air will be minimized.
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Akagawa Minoru
Narisawa Ryo
Intelmatec Corporation
Rose Robert A.
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