Polishing brush and polishing method
AssigneesXebec Technology Co., Ltd., Taimei Chemicals Co., Ltd.
InventorKoji Sato
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Abstract
A polishing brush (1) includes a rod-shaped member (2) and a grinding element bundle (4) formed of a plurality of wire-shaped grinding elements (3). The rod-shaped member (2) has a holding hole (6) at a front portion (2a) to hold the grinding element bundle (4). The holding hole (6) has a bottom face (7) and a sleeve-shaped peripheral wall (8) extending from the bottom face (7) in an inclination direction (S). The grinding element bundle (4) has a seated portion (4a) seated in the holding hole (6) and a protruding portion (4b) protruding from an opening (6a) of the holding hole (6) in the inclination direction (S). The tip end of the protruding portion (4b) is located on the outside of the rod-shaped member (2) when viewed from the axis (L0) direction.
Claims22
A polishing brush comprising:
- a grinding element bundle formed of a plurality of wire-shaped grinding elements;
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- a rod-shaped member, wherein
- when a direction along an axis of the rod-shaped member is an axial direction, a direction orthogonal to the axis is a radial direction, a direction intersecting the axial direction and the radial direction is an inclination direction, and one side of the axial direction is a front side and the other side is a back side,
- the rod-shaped member has a holding hole at a front portion to hold the grinding element bundle,
- the holding hole has a bottom face, a sleeve-shaped peripheral wall extending from the bottom face in the inclination direction, and an opening facing one direction of the radial direction,
- the grinding element bundle has a seated portion seated in the holding hole, and a protruding portion protruding from the opening of the holding hole in the inclination direction,
- an inclination angle at which a hole axis of the holding hole intersects the axis is 45° or less, and
- a tip end of the protruding portion is located outside of the rod-shaped member when viewed from the axial direction.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.