Opposed tapered rolls form sharp edges by severe plastic deformation, improving edge uniformity while resisting cracking and chipping.
Varying tooth pitch and geometry along the blade lets one agricultural knife cut diverse materials while reducing jamming and breakage.
A movable member razor handle simplifies cartridge attachment while improving ergonomics, durability, and options for heating or fluid delivery.
A movable member assembly built into the razor handle improves ergonomics and cartridge attachment while easing tolerance and assembly demands.
A layered handle with movable portions above and below a rigid frame improves cartridge motion, ergonomics, and manufacturability.
Varying tooth pitch and geometry along one agricultural blade cuts diverse materials efficiently while reducing blade changes and breakage risk.
Pivotally attached support legs with adjustable stops align the tool face parallel to the grinding surface, eliminating uneven clamping pressure and skewness.
Profiled cutting blade with guide paths and hardened edge regions resolves uneven wear and material deformation during grinding.