Wear resistant cutting blade
AssigneeFisher Barton, Inc.
InventorsDarrel Turner, Richard Wilkey, Richard Wilkey
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AssigneeFisher Barton, Inc.
InventorsDarrel Turner, Richard Wilkey, Richard Wilkey
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A cutting blade includes a mounting portion and a working portion located at a distance from the mounting portion. The working portion includes a first surface portion at least partially lying in a first plane, a second surface portion at least partially lying in a second plane that is non-parallel to the first plane, and an intermediate surface portion between the first and second surface portions. At least part of the intermediate surface portion has a wear-resistant property that is substantially different from a wear-resistant property of at least part of the second surface portion. The intermediate surface portion can be treated via thermal spray coating, laser hardening, induction hardening, and other similar surface hardening processes. Additionally, a piece of hardened material can be bonded to the intermediate surface portion. Furthermore, the blade thickness adjacent the intermediate surface portion can be increased.
A cutting blade comprising:
A method of manufacturing a cutting blade having a mounting portion and a working portion at a distance from the mounting portion, the working portion including a first surface portion at least partially lying in a first plane, a second surface portion at least partially lying in a second plane that is non-parallel to the first plane, and an intermediate surface portion between the first and second surface portions, the method comprising:
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