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WELT SEAMING LACE ASSEMBLY
   
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US Patent 3616147
Issued Date
October 26, 1971
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A welt seaming lace assembly, for forming welted seams for upholstered furniture, formed of a thin, flexible, thermoplastic core covered with an open braided mesh formed of thread, and a heat reactable adhesive coating the thread and core, and a thin, thermoplastic, outer covering, including an integral sewing flange, hot extruded around the adhesive coated mesh covered core. The adhesive coating is applied hot to momentarily soften the core for both adhesively bonding to and partially embedding the thread in the surface of the core. Later, after cooling, the extrusion of the outer covering reactivates the adhesive for adhesively bonding the core and threads to and partially embedding the threads in the outer covering.
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October 26, 1971
Application Number
05/043,755
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June 5, 1970
US Classification
340/286.01   340/286.06 340/309.8
Int'l Classification
G09F   11/00   (20060101)   G09F   11/16   (20060101)  
USPTO Field of Search
156/148   156/149   156/244   156/177   156/179   156/436   156/500   161/89   161/125   161/140   161/149   161/166   161/175  
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