Slide-grinding body
AssigneeRösler Holding GmbH
InventorFranz Gruber
Life of this patent
Estimating the term…
Abstract
The invention related to a slide-grinding body having two sections that come to a point and emanate from a base cross-section, wherein the geometry of the base cross-section (4) has curved flanks, the base cross-section is the largest at the centre and the cross-section becomes linearly or exponentially smaller towards the points of the sections (2).
Claims15
A slide grinding body comprising at least two tapering sections that symmetrically originate from a middle base cross-section in a curved manner, or in a curved and helical manner, wherein the geometry of the middle base cross-section has curved flanks, wherein the middle base cross-section is the largest and a cross-section of the at least two tapering sections decreases toward tips of the at least two tapering sections, wherein the curved flanks of the middle base cross-section form a triangle in which two shorter legs of the triangle are convex and one longer leg of the triangle is concave.
A sickle-shaped slide grinding body comprising at least two tapering sections that symmetrically originate from a base cross-section in a curved manner, or in a curved and helical manner, wherein the base cross-section forms a triangle in which two shorter legs are curved outwardly and one longer leg is curved inwardly, wherein a cross-section of the at least two tapering sections decreases toward tips of the at least two tapering sections.
A slide grinding body comprising two tapering sections that originate from a base cross-section in a curved and helical manner, wherein the two tapering sections have different screwing directions, wherein the geometry of the base cross-section has curved flanks that form a triangle, in which two shorter legs of the triangle are convex and one longer leg of the triangle is concave.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.