Splice means, a method of splicing an abrasive article with same

Details Splice means, a method of splicing an abrasive article with same Splice means, a method of splicing an abrasive article with same

1994-08-22

1997-01-21

Ahmad, Nasser

Stock material or miscellaneous articles

Sheets or webs edge spliced or joined

51295, 428 58, 428109, 428110, 428114, 428906, 451531, B24D 1106, B32B 2712

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055958044

ABSTRACT:
A splice means having a support means comprising a polymeric film having a major surface; and (b) a fiber reinforcement means comprising a plurality of monofilaments where the monofilaments have longitudinal axes extending in a parallel direction, one to another, across the major surface, and the monofilaments are bonded to the major surface of the support means by a fiber adhesive, where the fiber adhesive is a moisture-cured polyurethane adhesive. The invention also relates to methods and products thereof for using the splice means to form spliced flexible abrasive articles, including endless belt forms.

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