Abrasive tool making process – material – or composition – Impregnating or coating an abrasive tool
Patent
1975-05-14
1981-04-14
Arnold, Donald J.
Abrasive tool making process, material, or composition
Impregnating or coating an abrasive tool
51308, 264 62, B24D 1102
Patent
active
042617065
ABSTRACT:
Plastically formable material, which may be formed under pressure into desired shapes, is fed while in a fluid or plastically formable condition to a pair of cooperating surfaces which are relatively movable into compressive relationship with material disposed therebetween. The face of at least one of such surfaces is patterned with a plurality of juxtapositioned geometrical impressions of desired size and shape so as to form a ribbon or sheet of uniformly sized and shaped particles from the plastically formable material supplied to the cooperating surfaces. The uniform particles are initially joined together by thin web or edge portions which maintain the continuity of the newly formed particles within a sheet form. However, after the ribbon of newly formed particles has become sufficiently rigid, such as through the cooling of a molten thermoplastic material or the drying or firing of a green ceramic material from which such ribbon may be formed, the ribbon may then be flexed in various directions to separate the particles along the edge or web portions, thus providing a plurality of individual particles having substantially uniform size and shape.
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Blanding Wendell S.
Brothers Jack A.
Arnold Donald J.
Corning Glass Works
Turner Burton R.
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