Appeal No. 1997-0461
Application 08/267,683
examiner's refusal to allow claims 23 through 31, all the
claims remaining in this application.
THE INVENTION
The claimed invention is directed to lubricant and
coolant compositions which are a dispersion of molybdenum
disulfide powder in a liquid. According to appellant, the
compositions are useful as metalworking lubricants,
specifically, in high load, high stress applications such as
broaching.
Claims 23, 30 and 31 are believed to be adequately
representative of the appealed subject matter and are
reproduced below for a more facile understanding of the
appealed subject matter.
Claim 23. A lubricant and coolant, consisting essentially
of:
molybdenum disulfide powder; and
a liquid in which the molybdenum disulfide
powder is dispersed to form a liquid suspension.
Claim 30. A lubricant and coolant
consisting essentially of molybdenum disulfide powder and
a liquid in which the molybdenum disulfide powder is
dispersed to form a liquid suspension, said liquid
consisting essentially of water and a soap emulsion.
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