Pipes and tubular conduits – Longitudinally seamed – With diverse locking means
Patent
1980-06-16
1981-07-07
Bryant, III, James E.
Pipes and tubular conduits
Longitudinally seamed
With diverse locking means
138156, 138163, 138178, 428 36, 428192, 428913, 174DIG8, 264230, 264249, 264342R, 29447, 29513, F16L 1112, F16L 2500, F16L 5516
Patent
active
042769094
ABSTRACT:
A heat-recoverable wrap-around device is made from heat-shrinkable sheet material, two opposed edges of which may be secured together by fasteners so as to form a sleeve prior to recovery. Each edge region is provided with a strip of rigid material lying generally in the plane of the sheet. The strips may be bonded or embedded within the sheet material, or positioned in terminal loops therein, and are preferably so designed that they can be deformed into an interlocking relationship which withstands the recovery forces.
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