Abstract: An abrasive flap disc having improved properties with respect to production and grinding behavior combines an abrasive grit having a special grit mixture having 25% to 75% (high-performance ceramic) zirconium dioxide and of 25% to 75% aluminum oxide and a number of abrasive lamellae per abrasive flap disc in the range between 30 and 46.

Abstract: A sleeve for attaching to a cylindrical platform of a die cutting machine. The sleeve includes a first elastic member and a second elastic member. The sleeve may be arranged in a cylindrical configuration by aligning a first abutting surface of the first elastic member to a second abutting surface of the second elastic member. The first elastic member and the second elastic member can be mounted on a cylindrical platform without the need for a locking mechanism to secure the sleeve onto the cylindrical platform.

Abstract: A multi blade that processes semiconductor packages into a desired shape while dividing a package substrate includes plural cutting blades that divide the package substrate into the individual semiconductor packages and a spacer provided between two cutting blades adjacent to each other, and is configured in such a manner that the cutting blades and the spacer have the same rotation axis center. The outer surface of the spacer is formed into a transfer shape of the semiconductor package and is covered by an abrasive grain layer, and the upper surface of the package substrate is ground by the outer surface of the spacer simultaneously with cutting of the package substrate by the plural cutting blades.

Abstract: An abrasive tool can have a body including an abrasive portion with abrasive grains contained within a matrix material. A first reinforcing member can be contained within the body. The body can also include a porosity variation difference through at least half of a thickness of the body of not greater than 250% from a mean porosity of the body.

Abstract: A grinding wheel includes a disc-like member and a grinding layer disposed on an outer peripheral surface of the disc-like member. The grinding layer includes a plurality of circumferentially-divided grinding chips which are divided in a circumferential direction. Each of the circumferentially-divided grinding chips is formed by arranging a first grinding chip and a second grinding chip in the axis direction, the first grinding chip and the second grinding chip having different properties. A boundary portion between the first grinding chip and the second grinding chip of at least three circumferentially-divided grinding chips continuously arranged in the circumferential direction are arranged toward a predetermined direction in the axis direction in the order in which the circumferentially-divided grinding chips are arranged.

Abstract: An abrasive article has an abrasive portion and chopped strand fibers (CSF) with enhanced strength and/or fracture of toughness. The CSF may be coated with a thermoplastic having a loss on ignition of at least about 2 wt %. The CSF can have a primary coating and a secondary coating on the primary coating. At least some of the CSF can have a length of at least about 6.3 mm.

Abstract: An abrasive article has an abrasive body with an axis and an axial thickness AT of not greater than about 10 mm. The abrasive body may include an abrasive matrix comprising an organic bond and abrasive particles, as well as a reinforcement of discontinuous fibers.

Abstract: The present invention provides a surface grinding device of a pavement surface in which driving energy is small, the device can be used for long periods of time, and it is possible to smoothly grind a surface of the pavement surface without damaging the pavement surface. A grinding body (6) of a surface grinding device (1) of a pavement surface is composed of a rotation shaft (13) and several blades (14). Each of the blades (14) includes a substantially rectangular plate (15) having a predetermined thickness, and arc grinding pieces (16) provided on edges of both short sides of the plate (15). A shaft hole (18) is formed in a center of the plate (15), and the rotation shaft (13) is inserted into the shaft hole (18).

Abstract: A layer of matrix powder is deposited within a mold opening. A layer of super-abrasive particles is then deposited over the matrix powder layer. The super-abrasive particles have a non-random distribution, such as being positioned at locations set by a regular and repeating distribution pattern. A layer of matrix powder is then deposited over the super-abrasive particles. The particle and matrix powder layer deposition process steps are repeated to produce a cell having alternating layers of matrix powder and non-randomly distributed super-abrasive particles. The cell is then fused, for example using an infiltration, hot isostatic pressing or sintering process, to produce an impregnated structure. A working surface of the impregnated structure that is oriented non-parallel (and, in particular, perpendicular) to the super-abrasive particle layers is used as an abrading surface for a tool.

Abstract: Abrasive articles comprising a reduction layer configured to reduce noise level when the abrasive articles are in use.

Abstract: A dressable bonded abrasive article has a body that includes a bond material comprising an organic material and a blend of abrasive particles. The particles include a first type of abrasive particle comprising an oxide and having a first hardness and a first toughness; a second type of abrasive particle comprising an oxide and having a second hardness greater than the first hardness, and the second type of abrasive particle has a second toughness less than the first toughness; and a third type of abrasive particle comprising an oxide and having a third hardness greater than the first hardness and less than the second hardness, and the third type of abrasive particle has a third toughness less than the first toughness.

Abstract: In a rotating grinding- or cutting tool, in particular a grinding wheel or grinding roller, on one body, a coating of abrasive material, e.g. cubic boron nitride (CBN) or diamond is applied. The body (2, 12, 22, 32, 42) has two side walls (2a, 12a, 22a, 32a, 42a; 2a, 12a, 22a, 32a, 42a) which are connected to each other on their peripheral region, with the side walls being constructed with fiber-reinforced composite, in particular carbon fiber-, glass fiber- or synthetic fiber-reinforced composite.

Abstract: A saw blade or a cut-off wheel for an oscillating tool machine includes a base body, wherein the base body has a cutting area and the cutting area is coated with a granulated carbide, wherein the base body is formed in one piece and includes martensitic stainless steel and/or martensitic steel.

Abstract: An abrasive article includes a base, an abrasive member comprising three distinct phases bonded to each other including abrasive particles, a metal matrix, and an infiltrant. The abrasive article further includes a backing region between the abrasive member and the base, wherein the backing region comprises a laser welded bond joint.

Abstract: An abrasive article includes a carrier element, an abrasive component, and a bonding region between the abrasive component and the carrier element. The abrasive component includes abrasive particles bound in a metal matrix. The abrasive component further includes a network of interconnected pores substantially filled with an infiltrant. The infiltrant has an infiltrant composition containing at least one metal element. The bonding region includes a bonding metal having a bonding metal composition containing at least one metal element. The bonding region is a region distinct from the carrier element and is a separate phase from the carrier element. An elemental weight percent difference is the absolute value of the difference in weight content of each element contained in the bonding metal composition relative to the infiltrant composition. The elemental weight percent difference between the bonding metal composition and the infiltrant composition does not exceed 20 weight percent.

Abstract: An abrasive article for use with a grinding wheel including an abrasive body having abrasive grains contained within a matrix of bond material, the abrasive body having a plurality of arm portions defining a twisted path having a plurality of linear portions joined by a plurality of turns.

Abstract: A convolute abrasive wheel formed from a spirally wound nonwoven abrasive web. The nonwoven abrasive web including a make coat and abrasive particles having a Vickers indentation hardness of at least 16 Gpa and a toughness of at least 3.0 Mpa m1/2. A first size coat comprising a phenolic resin is applied over the make coat and the abrasive prepolymer is applied over the first size coat.

Abstract: A cutting tool suitable for cutting a workpiece placed on a photocurable adhesive layer is provided. The cutting tool includes a main body, a cutting layer and a light emitting material. The cutting layer is disposed on a surface of the main body and is applicable in cutting the workpiece. The light emitting material is disposed inside the cutting layer or between the main body and the cutting layer. The light emitting material is suitable for emitting a light capable of curing the photocurable adhesive layer adjacent to a cutting path as the workpiece is cut by the cutting layer.

Abstract: The invention relates to a tool for machining hard materials such as metal-matrix or organic-matrix composite materials, comprising a cylindrical sonotrode (22) connected, along the axis (A) of said cylinder, to an assembly vibrating at a predetermined ultrasonic frequency and rotated about said axis, and at least one nozzle (3), on the surface to be machined and at the terminal end (24) of the sonotrode, for ejecting a liquid in which abrasive particles are suspended, said particles being vibrated at said ultrasonic frequency by the sonotrode so as to form a drilling head along the axis (A) of the cylinder, characterized in that the circumference (23) of the sonotrode is covered with particles of a so-called superhard material in order to form a milling head capable of moving in a plane that is substantially perpendicular to said vibratory axis (A).

Abstract: A disc-shaped, rotary dressing tool has a rigid core and an abrasive rim around at least one surface of the periphery of the rigid core, the rigid core and the abrasive rim being oriented in a direction orthogonal to the axis of rotation of the tool. The abrasive rim comprises an abrasive component bonded to the rigid core by means of an active braze, and the abrasive component is diamond grains arranged in a single layer or diamond film inserts. The abrasive rim may comprise a plurality of abrasive inserts mechanically fastened to the rigid core and comprising an abrasive component bonded to a backing element by means of an active braze.

Abstract: In a manufacturing method for a grinding wheel in which a plurality of wheel chips each composed of an abrasive grain layer containing superabrasive grains and a foundation layer are adhered to a core attached to a wheel spindle carried by a wheel head of a grinding machine to be drivingly rotatable about a rotational axis and in which a grinding surface formed on the abrasive grain layers grinds a workpiece, drivingly rotatably supported by a workpiece support device of the grinding machine, in contact at a grinding point, the method forms green wheel chips each having opposite ends in a wheel circumferential direction inclined relative to the wheel circumferential direction, bakes the green wheel chips to form baked wheel chips, and adheres the plurality of baked wheel chips to the core so that an oblique groove is formed between adjoining abrasive grain layers.

Abstract: The invention relates to a composite system for a cut-off wheel. The cut-off wheel includes an abrasive external cutting ring with depressions on both sides in the vicinity of the bore and two flush-fitting tensioning plates placed in the depressions to act as a core clamping device. The clamping plates are reusable elements, retained by the user, and transfer forces to the clamping flanges of the machine. The plates also increase stability and reduce waste.

Abstract: Superabrasive tools and methods for the making thereof are disclosed and described. In one aspect, superabrasive particles are chemically bonded to a matrix support material according to a predetermined pattern by a braze alloy. The brazing alloy may be provided as a powder, thin sheet, or sheet of amorphous alloy. A template having a plurality of apertures arranged in a predetermined pattern may be used to place the superabrasive particles on a given substrate or matrix support material.

Abstract: An abrasive mesh for a powered grinding wheel is made by weaving plural twisted warp threads with plural single weft threads. The twisted warp threads construct an even machining surface for grinding the workpiece evenly, avoiding the occurrence of surface scratch. Since the twisted warp threads are connected to the single weft threads by weaving, the structure strength of the abrasive mesh is relatively high, thus extending its service life. Further, the abrasive mesh can be applied to grind the workpiece requiring high grinding fineness.

Abstract: A hard-faced cutting blade and hard-facing method is provided. A hard-facing material is applied to a cutting edge of a cutting blade such that a heat-affected transition zone may be created between the base metal and the hard-facing material. The heat-affected transition zone may create a sufficient bond to help resist delamination and flaking of the hard-facing material from the base metal.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a diamond tool for cutting a work-piece. An object of the present invention is to provide a diamond tool, wherein diamond granules are arranged at outer peripheries of segments and on certain circumferences and placed in a radial pattern from a center of a shank of the diamond tool, so that a constant cutting force is maintained even though the segments are worn out, and thus, the same cutting force is maintained during the service life of the diamond tool. A diamond tool according to the present invention for achieving the object comprises a shank in the form of a wheel or disk; segments attached to an outer peripheral surface of the shank; and a plurality of diamond granules that are attached to the segments and arranged at an outer periphery of each of the segments and on a plurality of circumferences spaced apart by a certain distance from one another and are placed in a radial pattern from the center of the shank.

Abstract: In a grinding wheel in which abrasive tips for rough grinding and abrasive tips for finish grinding are alternately bonded to a periphery of a disk type base rotating about a rotation axis, each abrasive tip includes the abrasive layer formed by bonding abrasive grains and a lower layer overlaid and integrally for led with the abrasive layer. The abrasive tip is attached to the periphery of the base at the lower layer. A Young's modulus of the lower layer of the abrasive tip for finish grinding relative to a load acting on the grinding surface of the abrasive tip in an inward direction of the grinding wheel is less than that of the abrasive tip for rough grinding. Thereby, the surface of a workpiece can be both rough-ground and finish-ground with superhigh-precision surface roughness with using one grinding wheel.

Abstract: The present invention has an object to provide a rotating polishing tool with high durability that can finish a polished surface with desired surface roughness. As means thereof, a substantially cylindrical polishing member 3 is constituted by a pair of polishing units 9 at opposite ends, and an intermediate portion 10 provided between the pair of polishing units 9. The polishing member 3 is rotatably supported around the central axis thereof, and polishes a polished surface with a peripheral surface thereof. The polishing unit 9 includes a plurality of abrasive cloth/paper sheets 7 pressingly held by an inner metal fitting 8, and forms peripheral edges of the abrasive cloth/paper sheets 7 into a serpentine shape. The intermediate portion 10 includes a plurality of laminated abrasive cloth/paper sheets 7 axially pressingly held by the polishing units 9.

Abstract: A hard-faced cutting blade and hard-facing method is provided. A hard-facing material is applied to a cutting edge of a cutting blade such that a heat-affected transition zone may be created between the base metal and the hard-facing material. The heat-affected transition zone may create a sufficient bond to help resist delamination and flaking of the hard-facing material from the base metal.

Abstract: A grinding wheel comprising a cylindrical hub of a desired material having a first band of yieldable material on its outer circumferential surface, and a second band of abrasive material on the outer circumferential surface of the first band. The first band of yieldable material can be flexible or semi-flexible and provides support for the second band. An adhesive can be used to avoid relative motion between the hub and the first belt, and between the first and second belts.

Abstract: In a grinding wheel comprising a disc-like core member and a ring-shape grinding wheel layer wherein superabrasive grains selected from cubic boron nitride particles and diamond particles are contained together with aggregates in a bonding material, the aggregates are made of porous ceramics particles and have an average particle size which is in a range of 70% to 150% relative to the average particle size of the superabrasive grains, and bridges made of the bonding material are formed between the aggregates adjoining to one another or between the aggregates and the superabrasive grains adjoining to the aggregates.

Abstract: A flexible layer is formed on a surface of a core, and a polishing layer mixed with abrasive particles is formed on a top of the flexible layer. The flexible layer is produced by applying an emulsion adhesive as a flexible layer onto a core and attaching abrasive particles onto the flexible layer, or by applying an emulsion adhesive mixed with abrasive particles onto a core. The flexible layer is then subjected to a heating and drying process. Thus obtained is an abrasive material which is easy to produce, needs no rigorous criteria in the selection of a core, and imparts, to a binder of abrasive particles, flexibility, conventionally required of the core, at no expense of surface finishing performance.

Abstract: A cutting segment for a cutting tool used for cutting or drilling a brittle workpiece, such as stone, brick, concrete and asphalt, a method of manufacturing the segment and a cutting tool provided with the segment are disclosed. The segment comprises a plurality of plate-shaped metal matrix layers laminated perpendicular to a cutting surface of the segment while being parallel to a cutting direction of the segment, the plate-shaped metal matrix layers being integrally combined with each other and made of a ferrous or non-ferrous material; and diamond particle layers arranged between the plate-shaped metal matrix layers such that diamond particles can be provided in an array on the cutting surface. The segment has an excellent cutting capability, and can be made by a simplified manufacturing process, thereby remarkably reducing manufacturing costs.

Abstract: Superabrasive tools and methods for the making thereof are disclosed and described. In one aspect, superabrasive particles are chemically bonded to a matrix support material according to a predetermined pattern by a braze alloy. The brazing alloy may be provided as a powder, thin sheet, or sheet of amorphous alloy. A template having a plurality of apertures arranged in a predetermined pattern may be used to place the superabrasive particles on a given substrate or matrix support material.

Abstract: Cutting-off wheel (1), in particular with a diameter above 500 mm, which is provided laterally with steel sheets or steel grids (2) with a minimum thickness of 0.5 mm.

Abstract: An abrasive tool insert is formed from a substrate having an inner face that has a center. The inner face slopes outwardly and downwardly from the center. An annular face slopes downwardly and outwardly from the inner face. An abrasive layer, having a center and a periphery forming a cutting edge, is integrally formed on the substrate.

Abstract: A cleaning tool for cleaning the walls of a swimming pool or other concrete structures. Two different sized aggregate or abrasives are combined with a binder to provide an improved cleaning device. The binder and the aggregates are matched so as to wear at substantially identical rates.

Abstract: An improved method of manufacturing automotive accessory drive belts or other workpieces of pliant material which have a grooved operative face, a tool having an abrasive ramp configuration for performing said improved method and a method of manufacturing said tool with the abrasive ramp configuration.

Abstract: An abrasive tool insert is formed from a substrate having an inner face that has a center, and annular face which annular face has a periphery. The inner face slopes outwardly and downwardly from the center at an angle ranging from between about 5° and 30° from the horizontal. The annular face surrounds by the inner face and terminates at the periphery. The annular face slopes downwardly and outwardly from the inner face at an angle of between about 20° and 75° from the horizontal. A continuous abrasive layer, having a center and a periphery forming a cutting edge, is integrally formed on the substrate and defines an interface therebetween.

Abstract: A grinding wheel of segmental type including an inner cylindrical core portion, and an outer grinding portion consisting of a plurality of segments which have abrasive layers formed of abrasive grains bonded together with a glass bonding agent and which are bonded to an outer circumferential surface of the core portion with a synthetic resin layer interposed therebetween, wherein a linear thermal expansion coefficient ?seg (/° C.) of the segments and a linear thermal expansion coefficient ?cor (/° C.) of the core portion satisfy a formula |(?cor??seg)|?6×10?6.

Abstract: A grindstone exhibiting good abrasive properties while being inexpensive and including stacked layers. The stacked layers include at least one layer of abrasive grain, which in turn includes juxtapose zones of different abrasive grains, one of these zones being proximate to the center of the at least one layer and another of the zones extending along the outer periphery of the at least one layer. A method for forming the at least one layer makes a blank of a first type of abrasive grains and a ring of a second type of abrasive grains. Respective inner and outer contours of the blank are geometrically similar. The ring and the blank are positioned in an inserting position, and then in a subsequent step for making the grindstone, the stack of layer is pressed. Such a grindstone and method can be useful for making cutting-off and surface-treating wheel, as an example.

Abstract: A grinding wheel including (a) a cylindrical main body having a grinding surface on its outer circumferential surface, and (b) a pair of synthetic resin layers disposed on respective axially opposite end faces of the cylindrical main body. Each of the synthetic resin layers covers at least a radially outer end portion of a corresponding one of the axially opposite end faces. The cylindrical main body has an abrasive layer which constitutes a radially outermost layer thereof so that the abrasive layer provides the grinding surface.

Abstract: A molded tooth design of generally pyramidal form made of various hard grit materials for use on a grinding wheel for grinding non-metal materials. The tooth structure generally includes a raked face having a neutral to positive rake angle that terminates to a sharp point. The tooth structure also includes on the raked face edge portions below the point extending from both sides thereof having a predetermined clearance angle to increase penetration and reduce friction of the tooth during the grinding process. The tooth structure may also include at a top end of the rake face a truncated clearance surface which will produce a wider cutting edge that is flat, for use in attacking the work surface of the work piece being ground. The rake face of the tooth generally may also be formed to have positive rake in the truncated surface.

Abstract: A super abrasive tool comprises scattered super abrasive grains fixed on a working surface with a bond layer. The bond layer has a flat surface and protrusions. Each protrusion has one grain and the average height from the flat surface to the top of the grain is in a specific range. A process for producing a super abrasive tool comprises forming in a spacer holes having a cylindrical portion having a diameter smaller than the average diameter of grains at the lower face and a portion having a diameter increasing to a specific value at the upper face; placing one grain in each hole; fixing the grains by forming a bond layer on the upper face of the spacer; and removing the spacer. The super abrasive tool maintains sufficient protrusion of super abrasive grains, causes no releasing of the grains nor loading and has excellent cutting ability.

Abstract: An abrasive article including from about 40 to about 80 volume percent interconnected porosity, the article being useful as a segment for a segmented grinding wheel, and a method for fabricating the same. The method includes blending a mixture of abrasive grain, bond material and dispersoid particles, the mixture including from about 40 to about 80 volume percent dispersoid particles. In one embodiment the mixture includes from about 50 to about 80 volume percent dispersoid particles. In another embodiment the mixture includes an organic bond material and from about 40 to about 80 volume percent dispersoid particles. The powder mixture is then pressed into an abrasive laden composite and thermally processed. After cooling the composite is immersed into a solvent, which dissolves substantially all of the dispersoid particles, leaving a highly porous, bonded abrasive article.

Abstract: The present invention provides a superabrasive tools and methods for making the same. In one aspect, superabrasive particles are chemically bonded to a matrix support material according to a predetermined pattern by a braze alloy that contains Cr, Mn, Si, or Al or mixtures thereof.

Abstract: A grinding wheel which is to be rotated about its axis for grinding a workpiece, including: (a) a base disk; and (b) a plurality of abrasive segment chips which are fixed to the base disk such that the abrasive segment chips are arranged on a circle having a center at an axis of the base disk, and which have respective circumferential lengths as measured in a circumferential direction of the base circle, wherein the plurality of abrasive segment chips includes at least two abrasive segment chips having the respective circumferential lengths which are different from each other, and wherein the abrasive segment chips are arranged with substantially no gap between each pair of the abrasive segment chips which are contiguous to each other in the circumferential direction.

Abstract: The present invention provides a multi-layered diamond dicing blade. More particularly, the blade is a multi-layered dicing blade comprising an inner layer with a first set of diamond particles and an outer layer overlying the inner layer. The inner layer extends to the outermost periphery of the dicing blade. The outer layer comprises a second set of diamond particles having a size smaller than the first set of diamond particles.

Abstract: A grinding wheel including (a) a cylindrical main body having a grinding surface on its outer circumferential surface, and (b) a pair of synthetic resin layers disposed on respective axially opposite end faces of the cylindrical main body. Each of the synthetic resin layers covers at least a radially outer end portion of a corresponding one of the axially opposite end faces. The cylindrical main body has an abrasive layer which constitutes a radially outermost layer thereof so that the abrasive layer provides the grinding surface.

Abstract: A flap disc consists of a backing plate to whose peripheral zone laminae overlapping like a fan or roof tiles are attached. In order to improve the abrasive effect of such a flap disc using less material and simpler production, the lamellae 10 consist of first lamellae 12, comprising a backing 14, a base bonding coat 15 applied to the backing, a layer of abrasive grain 16 deposited over the base bonding coat 15, and a size coat 18 over the layer of deposited abrasive grain 16, and second lamellae 20, consisting of a backing 22 and a layer 24 with grinding active fillers applied to the backing.