Abrasive tool making process – material – or composition – With synthetic resin
Patent
1988-10-25
1989-11-28
Lieberman, Paul
Abrasive tool making process, material, or composition
With synthetic resin
51295, 51308, 51309, C09K 314
Patent
active
048835005
ABSTRACT:
The present invention provides saw blade segments comprising polycrystalline diamond cutting elements and single crystal diamond cutting elements dispersed in a bonding matrix. In a preferred embodiment abrasion resistant particles are included so as to cause non-uniform wearing of the cutting segments. In another aspect of the invention, cutting segments are provided which utilize surface set polycrystalline diamond cutting elements larger than mesh size 18.
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Bovenkerk Harold P.
Clark Thomas J.
Deakins Martin E.
Johnson Neil R.
Slutz David E.
General Electric Company
Lieberman Paul
Loser Gary L.
Thompson Willie J.
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