Brush – broom – and mop making – Processes
Patent
1991-03-04
1992-01-28
Rosenbaum, Mark
Brush, broom, and mop making
Processes
A46D 108
Patent
active
050838407
ABSTRACT:
A brush segment for mounting on a slotted support structure is presented. The brush segment generally comprises: a substrate; a carpet of bristles mounted on the substrate in a preferred manner; and, a root system projecting outwardly from a side of the substrate opposite from the carpet of bristles. Brush segments according to the present invention are particularly well-adapted for mounting in association with longitudinal slots of a cylindrical hub arrangement, including conventional cylindrical hub arrangements. According to a first described embodiment, the substrate is flat and relatively flexible, and includes a plurality of root members thereon, for mounting. In a second embodiment described, the substrate is generally curved, elastic, and includes a single centrally located root member, for mounting. Also according to the present invention a combination of a hub and at least one brush segment is described. Further, a method of preparing a brush surface is also provided.
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FIG. No. 1 is a photograph of Various Crimp Channel Brushes.
FIG. No. 2 is a photograph of Multiple Crimp Channel Wheels.
FIG. No. 3 is a photograph of Crimp Channel Strips in a Slotted Hub.
"Brushlon.RTM. Products", 3M Company.
"Brushlon .RTM. Brush Material", 3M Company.
"Introducing Brushlon.RTM. . . . Roll Your Own Brush Material", 3M Company.
"A User's Guide to the Preparation, Cutting and Wrapping of 3M Brushlon `Roll Your Own` Brush Material", 3M Company.
"Tynex.RTM. A Abrasive Filaments for Industrial Brushes", DuPont Company.
"PPG Power-Driven Brushes for Surface Conditioning with Fiber-Glass Plus!", PPG Industries.
"PPG Pittex.RTM. Filament Power-Driven Brushes", PPG Industries.
FIGS. 4 and 5 are hotographs of 3M Brushlon.RTM. Brand materials.
"New Scotch-Brite.RTM. Brand Brushes for High-Speed Cleaning and Finishing", 3M Company.
"The Print Room", 3M Company.
"Scotch-Brite Brand Cleaning Brush", 3M Company.
FIGS. 6, 7, and 8 are photographs of Elongated Abrasive Bristles Mounted in a Metal Root.
FIG. 9 is a photograph of Long Trim Brush-Segments in a Slotted Hub manufactured by 3M Company.
"3M Coated Abrasives: Special Forms and Maintenance Items", 3M Comapny.
"Type 81 Small PG.RTM. Wheels", 3M Company.
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FIG. 10 is a photograph of a Finishing Apparatus with Abrasive Flaps Radially Mounted on a Central Rotating Hub.
FIG. 11 is a depiction of various 3M Brand hubs.
FIG. 12 is a photograph of Non-Woven Abrasive Material Between Abrasive Flaps, Held in a Fabric Root.
Lokken Roger C.
Young John B.
Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company
Rosenbaum Mark
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