Apparatus for reinforcing binding holes

Adhesive bonding and miscellaneous chemical manufacture – Surface bonding means and/or assembly means therefor – With cutting – punching – piercing – severing – or tearing

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156250, 156252, 156514, 156530, 206820, 83922, B32B 3118

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048224464

ABSTRACT:
Reinforcement for strengthening sheets of paper and the like around binding holes. The reinforcement has a generally chevron shape with parallel opposing edges of similar length and contour. In one embodiment, the reinforcements are supplied in a precut from in which a plurality of the reinforcements are nested together along an axis with the opposing edges of adjacent ones of the reiforcements in close mating relationship with each other and no gaps or waste material between the reinforcements. In another embodiment, the reinforcements are cut in place from a sheet of adhesive backed reinforcing material and applied by a punch which also cuts the binding holes in the paper.

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