3m innovative properties company (20240343961). SHAPED ABRASIVE PARTICLES WITH SHARP TIPS simplified abstract
SHAPED ABRASIVE PARTICLES WITH SHARP TIPS
Organization Name
3m innovative properties company
Inventor(s)
Dwight D. Erickson of Woodbury MN (US)
Ian R. Owen of Baldwin WI (US)
Shawn C. Dodds of St. Paul MN (US)
Matthew S. Stay of Minneapolis MN (US)
Scott R. Culler of Burnsville MN (US)
John T. Boden of White Bear Lake MN (US)
William C. Quade of Stillwater MN (US)
Joseph D. Solem of Cottage Grove MN (US)
Negus B. Adefris of St. Paul MN (US)
Chainika Jangu of Woodbury MN (US)
Thomas J. Anderson of Cottage Grove MN (US)
Gregory S. Mueller of Eden Prairie MN (US)
William Blake Kolb of Stillwater MN (US)
SHAPED ABRASIVE PARTICLES WITH SHARP TIPS - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240343961 titled 'SHAPED ABRASIVE PARTICLES WITH SHARP TIPS
The patent application relates to shaped abrasive particles with sharp tips for abrading substrates.
- Shaped abrasive particles have polygonal cross-sectional shapes.
- Tips of the particles have a radius of curvature of less than or equal to about 19.2 microns.
- Methods of making the shaped abrasive particles are disclosed.
- Methods of abrading substrates with the shaped abrasive particles are described.
- Coated abrasive articles containing the shaped abrasive particles are included.
Potential Applications: - Precision grinding in manufacturing processes - Surface finishing in automotive and aerospace industries - Polishing and shaping of optical components
Problems Solved: - Improved precision and efficiency in abrasive processes - Enhanced surface quality and consistency - Reduced wear on abrasive tools
Benefits: - Higher quality finishes - Increased productivity - Extended tool life
Commercial Applications: Title: Advanced Abrasive Technology for Precision Finishing This technology can be used in industries such as manufacturing, automotive, aerospace, and optics for precision grinding, surface finishing, and polishing applications. It offers improved efficiency, quality, and tool longevity, making it a valuable asset in various commercial settings.
Questions about Shaped Abrasive Particles: 1. How do shaped abrasive particles with sharp tips improve abrasive processes?
- Shaped abrasive particles with sharp tips enhance cutting efficiency and precision, resulting in higher quality finishes and reduced tool wear.
2. What industries can benefit the most from using coated abrasive articles with shaped abrasive particles?
- Industries such as manufacturing, automotive, aerospace, and optics can benefit from the precision and efficiency offered by coated abrasive articles with shaped abrasive particles.
Original Abstract Submitted
various embodiments disclosed relate to shaped abrasive particles having sharp tips, methods of making the shaped abrasive particles, methods of abrading a substrate with the shaped abrasive particles, and coated abrasive articles including the shaped abrasive particles. the shaped abrasive particle includes a ceramic, has a polygonal cross-sectional shape along a longitudinal axis of the shaped abrasive particle, and at least one tip of the shaped abrasive particle has a radius of curvature of less than or equal to about 19.2 microns.
- 3m innovative properties company
- Dwight D. Erickson of Woodbury MN (US)
- Ian R. Owen of Baldwin WI (US)
- Shawn C. Dodds of St. Paul MN (US)
- Matthew S. Stay of Minneapolis MN (US)
- Scott R. Culler of Burnsville MN (US)
- John T. Boden of White Bear Lake MN (US)
- William C. Quade of Stillwater MN (US)
- Joseph D. Solem of Cottage Grove MN (US)
- Negus B. Adefris of St. Paul MN (US)
- Chainika Jangu of Woodbury MN (US)
- Thomas J. Anderson of Cottage Grove MN (US)
- Gregory S. Mueller of Eden Prairie MN (US)
- William Blake Kolb of Stillwater MN (US)
- C09K3/14
- CPC C09K3/1409