Mounted non-directional rotor finishing device

Abrasive tool making process – material – or composition – With carbohydrate or reaction product thereof

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51118, 51179, 51259, 51281SF, 511345R, B24B 700

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051251876

ABSTRACT:
A device for creating a non-directional finish on a rotor mounted and spinning on a rotor lathe which is transformable from an operating position to a stowed position. The device comprises a U-shaped member with finishing surfaces on the side members of the U-shaped member to allow finishing of both sides of the rotor in one step and means to rotate the finishing surfaces. The means to rotate the finishing surfaces includes drive means, such as a drive roller, associated with a drive shaft. The drive shaft turns drive belts engaging the drive shaft at one end and disc axles associated with the finishing surfaces at the other end to rotate the finishing surfaces across the direction of the friction surfaces of the spinning rotor.

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