| Dynabrade, Inc. Patent applications |
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| 20110183586 | ABRADING DEVICE HAVING A FRONT EXHAUST - A head for an orbital abrading machine comprising a housing, a shroud including inner and outer portions, defining a chamber between the inner and outer portions, a drive means for driving an abrading pad, the drive means at least partially enclosed by the housing and the shroud, wherein the drive means produces an exhaust which is directly vented into the chamber without leaving the head, and wherein the chamber includes at least one opening for directing the exhaust toward the abrading pad for cooling the pad with the exhaust. | 07-28-2011 |
| 20100151775 | LOCKING RANDOM ORBITAL DUAL-ACTION HEAD ASSEMBLY WITH CENTERING - A removable head assembly for a combination rotary, including: a body; a rotatable element connected to the body and including an indentation or protrusion for fixing a pad assembly to the rotatable element; and a locking assembly including first and second elements. The body is connectable to a combination rotary tool and is rotatable about a first axis; the rotatable element is rotatable about a second axis; the indentation or protrusion is aligned with a third axis substantially parallel to the second axis; and the first element is displaceable to displace the second element to rotationally fix the rotatable element with respect to the body so that the first and third axes are co-linear, and the second axis is out of alignment with the first and third axes. | 06-17-2010 |
| 20090209182 | LOCKING RANDOM ORBITAL DUAL-ACTION HEAD ASSEMBLY - A head assembly for a rotary tool, comprising a body arranged for connection to a drive means, the drive means rotatable about a first axis of rotation; a rotatable element arranged for connection to a pad assembly, the rotatable element rotatable about a second axis of rotation disposed substantially parallel to the first axis of rotation; and, a locking assembly arranged to lock the rotatable element to the body to prevent rotation of the rotatable element relative to the body about the second axis of rotation. | 08-20-2009 |
