Manufacture of fasteners using directive heating during stretchi

Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes – Mechanical shaping or molding to form or reform shaped article – Stretching or stretch forming

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24150FP, 264297, 425383, B29C 1702

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041838947

ABSTRACT:
Assemblages of fasteners formed by the molding of connected individual members which are removed from the mold and positioned as entire assemblages in end jaws that neither open nor close and are then separated while the filament portions of the fasteners are subjected to directed heat, desirably in the vicinity of the junctions of the filaments with associated cross bars, in order to controllably and substantially simultaneously stretch filaments completely to the junctions with their associated cross bars while avoiding the danger of having one or more of the simultaneously stretched filaments break because of random stretching effects.

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