IP Library Granted Patent US 12686101
Granted Patent B2
US 12686101 · App. 17/924,475 · Granted Jul 21, 2026

Blasting abrasive and manufacturing method thereof, blasting method, and blasting apparatus

Inventors: Shinji Kanda (Nagoya, JP); Hiroki Mizuno (Nagoya, JP); Hayato Taniguchi (Nagoya, JP)
Assignee: SINTOKOGIO, LTD.
B24C11/00B24C7/0046
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Patent No.
US 12686101
App. No.
17/924,475
Granted
Jul 21, 2026
Kind
B2
Abstract

A blasting abrasive includes a particle of hot melt resin and abrasive grains to be firmly fixed to the particle, a blasting method further includes preparing a blasting abrasive including particles of hot melt resin and abrasive grains to be firmly fixed to the particles, heating gas, and injecting both the blasting abrasive and the heated gas.

Claims (7)

1 . A blasting abrasive to be injected to a workpiece together with gas, the blasting abrasive comprising:

a particle consisting of hot melt resin; and

abrasive grains to be firmly fixed to the particle,

wherein a change in rubber hardness of the hot melt resin is 1.3 (A) or more with respect to a temperature change of 1° C. in the temperature range of 20° C. to 50° C., and

wherein the abrasive grains include abrasive grains firmly fixed in such a way as to be wholly buried in the particle, and the abrasive grains firmly fixed in such a way as to be wholly buried are distributed more in a vicinity of the surface of the particle than in a center of the particle.

2 . The blasting abrasive according to claim 1 , wherein the hot melt resin includes any one of ethylene vinyl acetate and polyurethane as a main component.

3 . The blasting abrasive according to claim 1 , wherein the abrasive grains include abrasive grains firmly fixed in such a way as to be partially buried from a surface of the particle to an inside of the particle in a radial direction thereof, and exposed from the surface of the particle to an outside of the particle in the radial direction thereof.