Interlocked metal seam structure with in-plane stabilization

Pipes and tubular conduits – Longitudinally seamed – With tongue in slot

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138156, F16L 912

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045386471

ABSTRACT:
A formed metal ring, made from a strip of material which has a tongue at one end and a groove at the other. The tongue and groove are interdigitaled to form a seam, and abut each other with an interference at their edges. The interference is made by flattening a dimple into the plane of the material so as to move the material of one edge into interference with the other edge. The ring has a perimeter pattern in its surface containing the shapes resulting from the flattening of the dimple.

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