Method of making a fishing lure component

Adhesive bonding and miscellaneous chemical manufacture – Methods – Surface bonding and/or assembly therefor

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156251, 156296, 428296, D04H 314

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039727602

ABSTRACT:
Heat-fusible hair-like fibers, disposed as a tow in a flat manner, are provided a narrow common bond by being thermally fused together transversely to the direction of the tow, such fused bonds being provided at increments along the length of the tow to sever such increments from the tow, the bonds being split lengthwise of the bonds and the increments being mechanically severed intermediate the bonds to provide flat bundles of hair-like fibers whose strands lie in a generally common direction and which strands have a narrow common bond at only one end. The bond is brittle and the user is readily enabled to separate a portion of the fibers as a unit from the article for use, for instance as a fishing lure component.

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