Camouflage material with partial apertures forming curled tongue

Details Camouflage material with partial apertures forming curled tongue Camouflage material with partial apertures forming curled tongue

1984-01-06

1985-01-15

Epstein, Henry F.

Stock material or miscellaneous articles

Three dimension imitation or 'treated' natural product

Flora

156 61, 156268, 428132, 428919, F41H 300

Patent

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044938632

ABSTRACT:
The invention relates to an apertured camouflage material where the apertures are made as arcuate slits so that tongues are formed (FIGS. 4A, 4B). The material is a laminate of a supporting layer to which is applied a plastics layer which is initially under internal tensional stress, the tongues curling outwards when the internal stresses are activated by the slitting and heat (see FIG. 4B) thus forming a three-dimensional camouflage sheet. The pre-stressed material is blown low density polyethylene film.

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patent: 4095940 (1978-06-01), Weingarten
patent: 4323605 (1982-04-01), Rush
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