The present disclosure relates to abrasive articles including an abrasive member having opposing major surfaces, a working surface and an exterior attachment surface, wherein the abrasive member comprises an inorganic material having a Mohs hardness greater than about 7.0; and a magnetic member, having opposing first and second major surfaces and a corresponding magnetic force, wherein the first major surface of the magnetic member faces the exterior attachment surface. The abrasive articles of the present disclosure may include a third member. The third member is attached to the magnetic member by a magnetic force. The abrasive member with attached magnetic member is designed to be easily removed from the third member. Methods of separating an abrasive member from an abrasive article and replacing the abrasive member of an abrasive article are also provided.

The present disclosure relates to abrasive articles including an abrasive member having opposing major surfaces, a working surface and an exterior attachment surface, wherein the abrasive member comprises an inorganic material having a Mohs hardness greater than about 7.0; and a magnetic member, having opposing first and second major surfaces and a corresponding magnetic force, wherein the first major surface of the magnetic member faces the exterior attachment surface. The abrasive articles of the present disclosure may include a third member. The third member is attached to the magnetic member by a magnetic force. The abrasive member with attached magnetic member is designed to be easily removed from the third member. Methods of separating an abrasive member from an abrasive article and replacing the abrasive member of an abrasive article are also provided.

A grinding tool (1) has a replaceable abrasive (4). A grinding layer (9) of the abrasive (4) faces a drive shaft (2) of the grinding tool (1). This enables a grinding of a workpiece (W) while exerting a tensile force (F). Surface areas (O) of the workpiece (W) facing away from a processor may thus be processed easily and flexibly.

A grinding apparatus has a grinding wheel fastened to a mount disk connected a spindle by a plurality of bolts. The mount disk has at least three threaded holes and a plurality of protrusions protruding from a mount surface thereof. Each of the bolts includes an externally threaded shank, a neck coupled to the externally threaded shank, and an engaging flange coupled to the neck and extending radially outwardly. The grinding wheel includes an annular open hole defined in a mating surface of an annular base for mating with the mount surface, an annular slot that is wider than the annular open hole and is fluidly connected to the annular open hole, at least three insertion holes in the annular open hole for allowing the engaging flange to be inserted into the annular slot, and a plurality of protrusion insertion holes for receiving the engaging flanges of the bolts.

A grinding apparatus has a grinding wheel fastened to a mount disk connected a spindle by a plurality of bolts. The mount disk has at least three threaded holes and a plurality of protrusions protruding from a mount surface thereof. Each of the bolts includes an externally threaded shank, a neck coupled to the externally threaded shank, and an engaging flange coupled to the neck and extending radially outwardly. The grinding wheel includes an annular open hole defined in a mating surface of an annular base for mating with the mount surface, an annular slot that is wider than the annular open hole and is fluidly connected to the annular open hole, at least three insertion holes in the annular open hole for allowing the engaging flange to be inserted into the annular slot, and a plurality of protrusion insertion holes for receiving the engaging flanges of the bolts.

A coupling mechanism which enables a rotating body to follow an undulation of a polishing surface without generating flutter or vibration of the rotating body, and can finely control a load on the rotating body on a polishing surface in a load range which is smaller than the gravity of rotating body is disclosed. The coupling mechanism includes an upper spherical bearing and a lower spherical bearing disposed between a drive shaft and the rotating body. The upper spherical bearing has a first concave contact surface and a second convex contact surface which are in contact with each other, and the lower spherical bearing has a third concave contact surface and a fourth convex contact surface which are in contact with each other. The first concave contact surface and the second convex contact surface are located above the third concave contact surface and the fourth convex contact surface. The first concave contact surface, the second convex contact surface, the third concave contact surface, the fourth convex contact surface are arranged concentrically.

The grinding device is for removing a collapsed liner inside a pipe. The grinding device has a connector for a drive shaft, a body rotatable around a rotation axis with the drive shaft and grinding cutters attached to the body. The grinding cutters have cutting edges provided in a plane perpendicular to the rotation axis of the body and the grinding device further has an outer periphery isolated from rotation of the body by bearings.

The grinding device is for removing a collapsed liner inside a pipe. The grinding device has a connector for a drive shaft, a body rotatable around a rotation axis with the drive shaft and grinding cutters attached to the body. The grinding cutters have cutting edges provided in a plane perpendicular to the rotation axis of the body and the grinding device further has an outer periphery isolated from rotation of the body by bearings.

An abrasive article and method of making same wherein the abrasive article comprises a mounting assembly and an abrasive attachment assembly wherein the first interlock member of the mounting assembly and the second interlock member of the abrasive attachment assembly are configured to align the central axis of the abrasive attachment assembly and the central axis of the mounting assembly, and the first interlock member releasably engages the second interlock member. The abrasive article is adapted to clean a work surface area around studs using a rotary tool, including, for example, a drills or die grinder.

An abrasive article and method of making same wherein the abrasive article comprises a mounting assembly and an abrasive attachment assembly wherein the first interlock member of the mounting assembly and the second interlock member of the abrasive attachment assembly are configured to align the central axis of the abrasive attachment assembly and the central axis of the mounting assembly, and the first interlock member releasably engages the second interlock member. The abrasive article is adapted to clean a work surface area around studs using a rotary tool, including, for example, a drills or die grinder.