Gerd Eisenblaetter Gmbh

Ppm, Inc.

Gerd Eisenblaetter

An abrasive flap disc having improved properties with respect to production and grinding behavior combines an abrasive grit having a special grit mixture having 25% to 75% (high-performance ceramic) zirconium dioxide and of 25% to 75% aluminum oxide and a number of abrasive lamellae per abrasive flap disc in the range between 30 and 46.

Abrasive flap disc

A polishing tool with a carrier comprising a polishing surface on which a polishing paste is applied at least in some areas, wherein the polishing surface consists of a nonwoven fabric, the polishing paste is in a solid state at room temperature and is applied on the polishing surface to be covered in an amount of 0.08 g/cmto 0.30 g/cm.

Polishing tool with integrated polishing paste

The invention relates to an electric hand-held tool with a tool mount, a motor for driving a tool fastened in the tool mount, and a housing which includes a handle area, a motor area for accommodating the motor, and in which vent openings are configured for the ventilation of the motor. At least in the area of the vent openings, the housing is provided with at least one cover with a closed surface, said cover sitting flush against the housing with an edge area facing the tool mount, being arranged at a distance from the housing in an area above the vent openings, and leaving a gap between the cover and the housing in the area of its edge area facing away from the tool mount.

Electrical hand-held tool with protective dust cover

The invention relates to a portable sports device and particularly a training device for muscle building, with at least one handle and a centrifugal mass operatively connected thereto and mounted on a shaft, which is rotatable by pulling a pull rope fixed to and wound up on the shaft, and with at least one removable additional mass element arrangeable on the centrifugal mass, the at least one additional mass element being configured in the form of a circular ring piece or a circular segment piece.

Portable sports device

A tool has disks or ring disks arranged for metal-cutting, which are stacked on top of each other in an overlapping fashion and engage into each other at their incisions which reach from the outer circumference up to the center point of the disks or the inner circumference of the ring disks. The incisions of the directly adjacent disks or ring disks are respectively angularly offset by 360&#xb0;/n, with n being the number of the disks or ring disks. A production method is also provided for such a tool, in which the disks or ring disks are incised up to the center point or inner circumference, are completely slid into each other at the incisions, folded towards one another and displaced until an angular offset of the incisions of 360&#xb0;/n is produced.

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