Patent classifications
B24B21/22
BELT GRINDER
This disclosure relates to a belt grinder includes frame and first grinding assembly. The first grinding assembly includes transmission roller set, grinding belt and adjusting assembly. The transmission roller set includes driving roller and driven roller. Both the driving roller and the driven roller are rotatably disposed on the frame. The grinding belt is installed over the driving roller and the driven roller. The adjusting assembly includes rotatable component and contact rollers. The rotatable component is rotatably disposed on the frame. Rotation axis of the rotatable component is parallel to rotation axis of the driving roller. The contact rollers are rotatably disposed on the rotatable component. Contact rollers are different in shape. The rotatable component is rotatable with respect to the frame so as to force one of the contact rollers to contact or to be separated from the grinding belt.
POLISHING APPARATUS AND POLISHING METHOD
A polishing apparatus capable of forming a step-shaped recess having a right-angled cross section in an edge portion of a substrate, such as a wafer, is disclosed. The polishing apparatus includes: a substrate rotating device configured to rotate the substrate about a rotation axis; a first roller having a first circumferential surface configured to press a polishing tape against the edge portion of the substrate; and a second roller having a second circumferential surface in contact with the first circumferential surface. The second roller has a tape stopper surface that restricts movement of the polishing tape in a direction away from the rotation axis. The tape stopper surface is located radially outward of the first circumferential surface.
UP-AND-DOWN MOTION MECHANISM FOR BELT SANDER
An up-and-down motion mechanism for a belt sander including a continuous loop of sandpaper mounted on two end drums, includes a worktable including an opening with the belt sander moveably disposed therethrough, two bifurcations on an underside, and a housing mounted to the underside; a base releasably secured to the worktable; an electric motor in the housing and configured to repetitively move up-and-down relative to the worktable, the motor including an upper motor shaft rotatably connected to one drum, a lower worm screw, and two legs; and a transmitting assembly disposed in the housing and including a rotational shaft rotatably disposed through the legs, a worm wheel with the rotational shaft disposed through and meshing with the worm screw, two cams secured to two ends of the rotational shaft respectively, and two links each having one end connected to one arm and the other end connected to one bifurcation.
UP-AND-DOWN MOTION MECHANISM FOR BELT SANDER
An up-and-down motion mechanism for a belt sander including a continuous loop of sandpaper mounted on two end drums, includes a worktable including an opening with the belt sander moveably disposed therethrough, two bifurcations on an underside, and a housing mounted to the underside; a base releasably secured to the worktable; an electric motor in the housing and configured to repetitively move up-and-down relative to the worktable, the motor including an upper motor shaft rotatably connected to one drum, a lower worm screw, and two legs; and a transmitting assembly disposed in the housing and including a rotational shaft rotatably disposed through the legs, a worm wheel with the rotational shaft disposed through and meshing with the worm screw, two cams secured to two ends of the rotational shaft respectively, and two links each having one end connected to one arm and the other end connected to one bifurcation.
WORM POLISHING METHOD AND DEVICE THEREOF
Loopback rolls which can transfer and guide a polishing tape (T) in a tangential direction of a pressure contact roll (R) is provided, a top edge face (RG1) and a tapered peripheral edge (RG) having a pair of slant edge faces (RG2) are formed on a periphery of the pressure contact roll, by both of which the polishing tape can be bent into a substantially V-shape in cross section, and a switchable pressure contact mechanism (7) is switchably provided which pressure contacts each of bent portions (T) of the polishing tape, which is bent into the substantially V-shape in cross section by the tapered peripheral edge to one tooth face (B1) or the other tooth face of a bottom land (B) of a worm (W).
Abrading device and method of abrading a floor structure utilizing the same
An abrading device for abrading a floor structure comprises a first abrading assembly and a second abrading assembly. The first and second abrading assemblies each have a rotationally driven contact roll provided with a sleeve having a plurality of cutouts formed in a pattern thereon. An abrading belt is trained over the sleeve. A first oscillation assembly is connected to the first abrading assembly and oscillates the contact roll of the first abrading assembly in a first direction via a linear, reciprocating motion. A second oscillation assembly is connected to the second abrading assembly and oscillates the contact roll of the second abrading assembly in a second direction via a linear reciprocating motion. The first and second abrading assemblies consecutively abrade a top surface of the floor structure with the pattern formed by the cutouts on the respective sleeves to form a distressed visible pattern thereon.
Abrading device and method of abrading a floor structure utilizing the same
An abrading device for abrading a floor structure comprises a first abrading assembly and a second abrading assembly. The first and second abrading assemblies each have a rotationally driven contact roll provided with a sleeve having a plurality of cutouts formed in a pattern thereon. An abrading belt is trained over the sleeve. A first oscillation assembly is connected to the first abrading assembly and oscillates the contact roll of the first abrading assembly in a first direction via a linear, reciprocating motion. A second oscillation assembly is connected to the second abrading assembly and oscillates the contact roll of the second abrading assembly in a second direction via a linear reciprocating motion. The first and second abrading assemblies consecutively abrade a top surface of the floor structure with the pattern formed by the cutouts on the respective sleeves to form a distressed visible pattern thereon.
Oscillating device of belt sander
An oscillating device of a belt sander is disclosed. The belt sander includes a base, a rotating unit, an oscillating unit, and a control unit. The rotating unit is disposed on one side of the base. The rotating unit includes a motor and a roller. The oscillating unit is disposed on the other side of the base. The oscillating member includes a rolling wheel and an electric motor. The motor and the electric motor drive the roller and the rolling wheel to rotate, and the control unit controls the oscillation frequency of the electric motor. The service life of the motor and the electric motor can be prolonged, thereby improving the working efficiency of the belt sander.
Oscillating device of belt sander
An oscillating device of a belt sander is disclosed. The belt sander includes a base, a rotating unit, an oscillating unit, and a control unit. The rotating unit is disposed on one side of the base. The rotating unit includes a motor and a roller. The oscillating unit is disposed on the other side of the base. The oscillating member includes a rolling wheel and an electric motor. The motor and the electric motor drive the roller and the rolling wheel to rotate, and the control unit controls the oscillation frequency of the electric motor. The service life of the motor and the electric motor can be prolonged, thereby improving the working efficiency of the belt sander.