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US 5,174,862 AGranted
Polishing doctor blade with diamond abrasive particles for a calendering roll
AssigneeS. D. Warren Company
InventorsGregory H. Hale, Abbott W. Mosher, John O. H. Peterson, Douglas A. Quist
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Abstract
Disclosed is a polishing doctor blade for resurfacing the surface of a metal calendering roll while in operation, comprising a working surface containing diamond abrasive particles harder than the surface material.
Claims3
In a calendering apparatus for providing a smooth surface to paper, which apparatus comprises:
- A. a metal calendering roll coated with a thin layer of carbide containing materials which deteriorate when faced with abrasive paper coating materials, the abrasive action of a cleaning doctor blade, and a corrosive environment and must be resurfaced periodically;
- B. a resilient pressure roll;
- C. means to press the resilient pressure roll and the metal calendering roll against each other to form a nip;
- D. means to continuously pass a web of paper through the nip;
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- E. means to provide heat to the surface of the metal calendering roll,
- the improvement which comprises a polishing doctor blade positioned against the circumferential surface of the metal calendering roll to resurface the roll while in operation, comprising a working surface containing diamond abrasive particles.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.