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Composite machining tool

A composite machining tool includes a tool body with at least one cutting edge and at least one grinding region. The grinding region is located adjacent to the cutting edge such that there is a gap between the grinding region and the cutting edge and such that when the tool performs a machining action the cutting edge and the grinding region act together on a material surface.

Composite machining tool

A composite machining tool includes a tool body with at least one cutting edge and at least one grinding region. The grinding region is located adjacent to the cutting edge such that there is a gap between the grinding region and the cutting edge and such that when the tool performs a machining action the cutting edge and the grinding region act together on a material surface.

ABRASIVE ARTICLES INCLUDING SOFT SHAPED ABRASIVE PARTICLES

The present disclosure provides an abrasive article. The abrasive article includes a base. The abrasive article further includes a plurality of soft shaped abrasive particles distributed about the base.

Method for multiple cutoff machining of rare earth sintered magnet

A rare earth magnet block is cutoff machined into pieces by rotating cutoff abrasive blades. Improvements are made by setting the blades on one side of the magnet block, rotating the blades, starting machining operation to form cutting grooves in the magnet block from one side, interrupting the machining operation, moving the blades to the other side of the magnet block, and restarting the machining operation to form cutting grooves in the magnet block from the other side, until the cutting grooves formed from the one and other sides merge with each other.

Method for multiple cutoff machining of rare earth sintered magnet

A rare earth magnet block is cutoff machined into pieces by rotating cutoff abrasive blades. Improvements are made by setting the blades on one side of the magnet block, rotating the blades, starting machining operation to form cutting grooves in the magnet block from one side, interrupting the machining operation, moving the blades to the other side of the magnet block, and restarting the machining operation to form cutting grooves in the magnet block from the other side, until the cutting grooves formed from the one and other sides merge with each other.

Outer blade cutting wheel and making method
11052511 · 2021-07-06 · ·

An outer blade cutting wheel is provided comprising an annular thin disc base and a blade section of bonded abrasive grains on the periphery of the base. Provided that an imaginary range is delineated by two imaginary planes extending parallel to the planar surfaces of the base and tangent to widthwise side portions of the blade section and two imaginary circumferences defined about the rotational axis and extending tangent to inner and outer perimeters of the blade section, the blade section occupies 10-40% by volume of the imaginary range minus the region of the base, and the widthwise side portions of the blade section have a dented shape relative to the imaginary planes. The cutting wheel is capable of cutoff machining at a high feed speed while maintaining a high accuracy and a low cutting load.

Outer blade cutting wheel and making method
11052511 · 2021-07-06 · ·

An outer blade cutting wheel is provided comprising an annular thin disc base and a blade section of bonded abrasive grains on the periphery of the base. Provided that an imaginary range is delineated by two imaginary planes extending parallel to the planar surfaces of the base and tangent to widthwise side portions of the blade section and two imaginary circumferences defined about the rotational axis and extending tangent to inner and outer perimeters of the blade section, the blade section occupies 10-40% by volume of the imaginary range minus the region of the base, and the widthwise side portions of the blade section have a dented shape relative to the imaginary planes. The cutting wheel is capable of cutoff machining at a high feed speed while maintaining a high accuracy and a low cutting load.

ANNULAR GRINDSTONE
20200391351 · 2020-12-17 ·

An annular grindstone includes a grindstone section that includes a binder and abrasive grains dispersed and fixed in the binder, in which the binder includes a tin-nickel alloy. Preferably, a content of tin in the tin-nickel alloy is equal to or more than 57 wt % and less than 75 wt %. In addition, preferably, the annular grindstone consists of the grindstone section. Alternatively, the annular grindstone further includes an annular base having a grip section, and the grindstone section is exposed to an outer peripheral edge of the annular base.

ANNULAR GRINDSTONE
20200391351 · 2020-12-17 ·

An annular grindstone includes a grindstone section that includes a binder and abrasive grains dispersed and fixed in the binder, in which the binder includes a tin-nickel alloy. Preferably, a content of tin in the tin-nickel alloy is equal to or more than 57 wt % and less than 75 wt %. In addition, preferably, the annular grindstone consists of the grindstone section. Alternatively, the annular grindstone further includes an annular base having a grip section, and the grindstone section is exposed to an outer peripheral edge of the annular base.

Annular grinding stone

An annular grinding stone is provided which includes a cutting edge with a plurality of V-shaped slits defined in an outer circumferential portion thereof is provided. Each of the V-shaped slits is defined by a first surface and a second surface of the annular cutting edge. The first surface is positioned rearwardly of the second surface with respect to a direction along which the annular grinding stone rotates, and the second surface is positioned forwardly of the first surface with respect to the direction along which the annular grinding stone rotates. The first surface lies perpendicularly to the direction along which the annular grinding stone rotates at a radially outer end thereof and parallel to thicknesswise directions of the annular cutting edge. The second surface is inclined with respect to the first surface at an angle ranging from 30 to 60.