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Machining diamond abrasives

Diamond abrasive biade fiying out-off saw Fig. 10. Typical pultrusion machine. [Pg.1681]

Large glass-working laboratories may be equipped with a glasscutting machine. This usually consists of a high-speed, power-driven, fine abrasive wheel, or, better, a steel wheel in whose perimeter are embedded fine diamond particles. A lubricant—water, or water and cutting oil emulsion—is played on to the faces of the wheel from jets on either side. The glass to be cut is held on a movable steel table mounted on rollers. [Pg.27]

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