Apparatus for repairing elongated flexible strips having damaged

Adhesive bonding and miscellaneous chemical manufacture – Surface bonding means and/or assembly means therefor – With work feeding or handling means

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156 94, 156436, 156543, 156555, 226 76, 226 85, 226109, 242 581, 242 585, 352130, 425 11, B32B 3104, B32B 3500

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040267563

ABSTRACT:
Disclosed is a new and improved apparatus for aligning and bonding a pre-perforated flexible repair tape to the side edge portion of an elongated strip, such as motion picture film, having damaged sprocket feed hole perforations located therealong. Film to be repaired is fed continuously from a supply reel to a repair station comprising a grooved pressure roller cooperating with a sprocket roller specifically designed to more precisely align the preformed feed holes of the tape with the damaged feed hole locations of the film, and to bond the tape and film together in the aligned condition, the laminated tape and film thereafter being directed over an exit ramp to a storage reel for collection.

REFERENCES:
patent: 1389775 (1921-09-01), Mueller
patent: 2100535 (1937-11-01), Boggs
patent: 3959048 (1976-05-01), Standfield et al.

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