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2 May 2005 Conditioning method development for 3M Trizact diamond tile fixed abrasives used in the finishing of brittle substrates; Technical Digest
Tim Fletcher, Feben T. Gobena, Vince Romero, Bruce Sventek, Walter Schoenhofen
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Abstract
Results of a series of single sided lapping experiments designed to develop appropriate conditioning methods for 3M Trizact Diamond Tile fixed abrasives are reported. Trizact™ Diamond Tile is a structured fixed abrasive lapping technology developed by 3M. The Trizact™ Diamond Tile structured abrasive pad consists of an organic (polymeric binder)–inorganic (abrasive mineral, i.e., diamond) composite that is used with a water-based coolant. The effect of platen and conditioner speed on pad wear will be explored for a roller yoke single-side lapping machine. Pad break-in conditioning was studied in detail for a 6 micron Trizact™ Diamond Tile abrasive used to lap soda-lime glass.
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Tim Fletcher, Feben T. Gobena, Vince Romero, Bruce Sventek, and Walter Schoenhofen "Conditioning method development for 3M Trizact diamond tile fixed abrasives used in the finishing of brittle substrates; Technical Digest", Proc. SPIE 10315, Optifab 2005: Technical Digest, 103151D (2 May 2005); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.612873
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KEYWORDS
Abrasives

Diamond

Composites

Minerals

Polymers

Soda-lime glass

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