Abrasive tool
AssigneeEven Cut Abrasive Company
InventorsWilliam A. Mitchell, Arthur E. Ellison
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AssigneeEven Cut Abrasive Company
InventorsWilliam A. Mitchell, Arthur E. Ellison
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An abrasive tool includes in combination a tubular sleeve of exteriorly coated abrasive which has an axial length and an inside diameter. A drive arbor for the sleeve includes a mandrel adapted to be rotated by a power tool and the like. An elastomeric generally cylindrical arbor is mounted on one end of the mandrel and has an outer and inner axial end. The arbor includes a radially projecting stop flange at its inner end and has a tapered configuration between the stop flange and its outer end to receive the abrasive tubular section, but which creates an interference fit as the tubular section is telescoped on the arbor until one axial end of the tubular section engages the stop flange. The arbor body is provided with non-radial slots which make the body more pliable in a static condition, but which improve the grip of the arbor on the sleeve at speed. The slots also improve heat dissipation.
An abrasive tool comprising in combination a cylindrical tubular sleeve of exteriorly coated abrasive having an axial length and an inside diameter, and a drive arbor for said sleeve including a mandrel adapted to be rotated by a power tool, and an elastic generally cylindrical arbor body secured to one end of said mandrel and having an outer and inner axial end, said body including a radially projecting stop flange at its inner end, and having a diametrical configuration between the stop flange and its outer end to receive said tubular sleeve with an interference fit as said sleeve is telescoped on said body until one axial end of the said sleeve engages said stop flange wherein said abrasive sleeve has an inside diameter of C, and said body has an outside diameter of A at its outer end and an outside diameter of B at the stop flange end, and wherein C is equal to or greater than A but less than B.
An abrasive tool comprising an abrasive coated sleeve, a drive arbor for said sleeve including a mandrel adapted to be rotated by a power tool, and an elastic arbor body secured to one end of the mandrel and having an outer and inner end, a stop flange on the inner end of said body against which said sleeve is seated, and a plurality of slots in said body extending from the stop flange to the outer end of the body to improve the ability of the sleeve to be inserted on and removed from the arbor body in a static condition of the tool wherein said abrasive sleeve has an inside diameter of C, and said body has an outside diameter of A at its outer end and an outside diameter of B at the stop flange end, and wherein C is equal to or greater than A but less than B.
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