Coated abrasives suitable for very fine abrading applications can be obtained by depositing formulations comprising abrasive grits, fillers, grinding aid, additives and a binder resin and in patterns on a surface using a rotogravure technique providing the viscosity is controlled such that the formulation deposited does not lose its shape prior to cure.
The invention relates to a method for producing a foil material wherein a plastic foil is provided with a lacquer layer having variable viscosity, and a relief structure is then embossed into the lacquer layer. At least during application of the lacquer layer and during the embossing process the viscosity of the lacquer layer is adjusted to a predetermined value and kept constant during the particular phase of operation. The invention fixer relates to an apparatus for carrying out this method.
The production of an engineered surface on a coated abrasive is made more versatile by the use of a production tool obtained using a master tool created by a rapid prototyping technique.
This invention encompasses abrasive articles that have a coating, typically made of at least a binder and abrasive particles, selectively removed from a portion of an exposed abrading surface of the article in order to inscribe a detectable marking on the abrasive article. Suitable coated abrasive articles include both articles that have the binder and abrasive particles sequentially coated on a backing as a make coat and deposited abrasive particles as well as articles that have the binder and abrasive particles simultaneously coated on the backing as a slurry coat. Coated abrasive articles that are particularly preferred include articles that have an exposed abrading or abrasive surface that is a textured, three-dimensional surface.
