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FLEXIBLE COLLAPSIBLE TUBING
   
Document Number
US Patent 3739815
Issued Date
June 19, 1973
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A flexible strip of elastomeric material, or a fabric strip which is coated with or contains an elastomeric material is wound helically with overlapped edges. A form-giving member of stiff bendable thermoplastic material in rod-like form is laid between the overlapped edges and secured there by self adhesion of the overlapped edges. Then the tubing is heat-treated to heat-set the form-giving helix in its helical form and at the same time cure the strip and to weld the overlapped edges of the strip. The flexible strip is preferably impervious to the passage of gas through it.
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Owner
The Wiremold Company (West Hartford, CT)
Published
June 19, 1973
Application Number
05/138,975
Filed
April 30, 1971
US Classification
138/122   138/129
Int'l Classification
F16L   11/00   (20060101)   F16L   11/24   (20060101)  
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USPTO Field of Search
138/122   138/129   138/131   138/132   138/133   138/146   138/150   138/154   138/172   138/174  
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