There is provided a method of bonding an abrasive compact to a metal-containing support body, typically a body of cemented carbide, using solid state diffusion bonding techniques. The metal which is used for the diffusion bonding is nickel, copper, cobalt, iron or an alloy containing one or more of these metals.

There is provided an abrasive body comprising a composite abrasive compact bonded to a metal containing substrate, typically made of cemented carbide, through a bonding layer comprising nickel, copper, cobalt, iron or an alloy containing one or more of these metals. The abrasive body has particular application as a cutting element for a drill crown. The abrasive body is made by bonding the composite abrasive compact to the substrate using solid state diffusion bonding techniques.

An abrasive body which includes an abrasive layer bonded to a substrate along an interface and at least one strip-like projection extending from the interface into the substrate. The projection has a profile which includes a substantially flat central portion and connecting surfaces to either side of the central section. The surface is sloped from the central section to the interface.

An abrasive for metal having particle that have a functional group capable of trapping a metal ion, a process for producing the abrasive, and a polishing composition having the abrasive, an oxidizing agent and water, are provided.

An abrasive body which includes an abrasive layer bonded to a substrate along an interface and at least one projection extending from the interface into the substrate. The a projection has an essentially elliptical or circular form in plan and a profile which includes a substantially flat central portion and connecting surfaces joining the central portion to the interface and which slope towards the interface.

An abrasive wheel to grind or cut a variety of materials comprising a core part fixed to a tool transmitting motive power and long tips and short tips alternately attached on the base surface of a shank around the core part. The tips are arranged to cover the base surface with space therebetween at predetermined intervals along the circumference of the shank.

A glove having a flexible body with a plurality of discrete abrading units disposed on the glove to permit free flexing of the finger stalls, the thumb and palm. The abrading units comprise a plurality of hard and sharp particles such as silicon carbide dispersed in an adhesive. The abrading units are fixedly connected to the glove surface by a waterproof adhesive.

A dentifrice abrasive coated with a cationic water-soluble polymer which abrasive is thereby made less adsorptive to therapeutic cationic agents, and therapeutic compositions containing said abrasive.

An abrasive member providing a working surface characterized by having a multiplicity of upstanding angularly extending ridges. Particles of an abrasive material, such as diamond, are affixed to the ridges in a manner so that as the tops of the ridges wear down, fresh particles of the abrasive material will become reembedded therein, thereby continually presenting a fresh cutting surface.

An abrasive drill of small diameter is provided with a cored portion that is eccentric, i.e., lacking a substantial concentric portion, relative to the longitudinal axis of the drill. The core, regardless of shape, is located so that during drill rotation all of the surface of a workpiece within the outline of the end of the drill is abraded by some part of the rotating end of the drill. The drill composition comprises abrasive particles in a less abrasive matrix, and the core is not hollow but ...