Crown of waterproof cap

Apparel – Head coverings – Having crown and horizontally extending visor

Reexamination Certificate

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C002S209120, C002S195500, C002S175400

Reexamination Certificate

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07992224

ABSTRACT:
The present invention is aimed to provide a crown for waterproof cap. The crown (20) consists of six panels (21˜26), inside the crown there are diagonal seams (27) intersected. These seams can be sealed by stickers (41˜43) contain thermoplastic membrane (40). Whereby the seams are connected with panels (21˜26) to achieve waterproof effects. In manufacturing, high frequency circular wheel cuts and melts between panels (21˜26), leftovers cut off and thrown out, piled sides of panels are welded to form a seam (27). Stickers contain thermoplastic membrane can be heated inside the crown between two adjacent panels, where a roller rolls over to press down the sticker to cover up the seams. Thereby, a crown is completed.

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patent: I272070 (2007-02-01), None

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