Polishing method for inner surface of tubular brittle...

Abrading – Abrading process – Hollow work

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C451S041000, C451S057000

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10545512

ABSTRACT:
An object of the present invention is to provide a polishing method for producing, in a relatively short period of time, a tubular brittle material having an inner surface of high surface precision with a maximum roughness Rmaxof 0.1 μm or smaller and a center line average roughness Raof 0.01 μm or smaller, and to provide a tubular brittle material with high precision using said polishing method. The polishing method according to the invention is characterized by that the inner surface of the tubular material being pre-cut into a tubular shape using a honing machine is further polished with a sheet material having diamond abrasives attached thereon. Also claimed is a tubular brittle material obtained by said polishing method.

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