US2005260940A1PendingUtilityA1
Abrasive cleaning device
Est. expiryMay 21, 2024(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Simon Palushaj
B24D 11/00B24B 1/00A46B 13/008A46B 2200/3093B24D 13/16B24B 7/186A46B 13/02
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Abstract
A cleaning element ( 36 ) for a cement floor surface mounted to a housing ( 32 ). Each cleaning element has a flat flexible abrasive surface ( 39 ) that is transversely positioned to the direction of motion to provide flex during cleaning of a cement floor surface.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . An abrasive cleaning device comprising:
a housing a plurality of cleaning strips having a front abrasive face with a width and length; said cleaning strips mounted to said housing such that the front abrasive face is aligned substantially transverse to the normal direction of motion of said housing; said cleaning strips having a substrate and an abrasive material at the surface of said cleaning strips and secured to said substrate; and the length of said cleaning strips being substantially greater than its thickness to provide flexibility of said cleaning strips.
2 . An abrasive cleaning device as defined in claim 1 further comprising:
said abrasive material being hard abrasive particles being embedded in said substrate; and said substrate is a plastic matrix.
3 . An abrasive cleaning device as defined in claim 2 further comprising:
said plastic matrix being a high temperature plastic.
4 . An abrasive cleaning device as defined in claim 1 further comprising:
said housing being a rotatable pad made for rotation about a central point; and said cleaning strips having its front abrasive faces substantially radially aligned with the center of said pad.
5 . An abrasive cleaning device as defined in claim 1 further comprising:
said housing being tubular and made for rotation about its major axis; and said cleaning strips extend radially from said housing with the front abrasive faces co-aligned with the major axis.
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14 . An abrasive cleaning device comprising:
a housing; a plurality of cleaning strips having a substrate with a mounting end mounted to said housing and a distal end with an abrasive material at the surface of said substrate and secured to said substrate; the length of said cleaning strips being substantially greater than its thickness to provide flexibility of said cleaning strips; and said cleaning strips in cross-section having a major axis and a minor axis with one of said axes positioned to be transverse to the normal motion of said housing.
15 . An abrasive cleaning device as defined in claim 14 further comprising:
said major axis being positioned transversely to the normal motion of said housing.
16 . An abrasive cleaning device as defined in claim 15 further comprising:
said housing being a rotatable pad made for rotation about a central point; and said cleaning strips having their respective major axis substantially radially aligned with the center of said pad.
17 . An abrasive cleaning device as defined in claim 16 further comprising:
said abrasive material comprising diamond particles having a brazed connection with said substrate.
18 . An abrasive cleaning device as defined in claim 15 further comprising:
said abrasive material comprising diamond particles having a brazed connection with said substrate.
19 . An abrasive cleaning device as defined in claim 18 further comprising:
said substrate being a metallic material
20 . An abrasive cleaning device as defined in claim 15 further comprising:
said cleaning strips having a major and minor axis greater than 1/8 inch such that it is larger than the diameter of cement pores.
21 . An abrasive cleaning device for a concrete surface comprising:
a brush with a plurality of resiliently flexible bristles having a major and minor axis larger than the pores of said concrete; said brush having a scrub working surface with abrasive particles affixed thereto; said brush having a flat edge at its distal end to scrape away dirt and residue; and said brush providing a replenished scrub working surface as worn abrasive particles abrade from the scrub working surface and as the scrub working surface abrades away for honing the concrete surface.
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24 . An abrasive cleaning device as defined in claim 1 further comprising:
said front abrasive faces being substantially flat.
25 . An abrasive cleaning device as defined in claim 15 further comprising:
said front abrasive faces being substantially flat.
26 . An abrasive cleaning device as defined in claim 21 further comprising:
said scrub working surface being substantially flat and substantially transverse to the normal direction of motion of said cleaning device.
27 . An abrasive cleaning device as defined in claim 1 further comprising:
said abrasive material at the surface of only the front abrasive face.
28 . An abrasive cleaning device as defined in claim 24 further comprising:
said abrasive material at the surface of only the front abrasive face.
29 . An abrasive cleaning device as defined in claim 15 further comprising:
said abrasive material at the surface of only the front abrasive face.
30 . An abrasive cleaning device as defined in claim 25 further comprising:
said abrasive material at the surface of only the front abrasive face.
31 . An abrasive cleaning device as defined in claim 26 further comprising:
said abrasive particles affixed only at said scrub working surface.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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