Patch closure system

Stock material or miscellaneous articles – Patched hole or depression

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138 99, 138156, 156 86, 428 57, 428 77, 428343, 428349, 428913, 428914, B32B 326, C09J 702

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ABSTRACT:
A patch closure system for joining heat recoverable sheet material, especially for covering a substrate where the joined material is to be recovered around the substrate, comprises a layer of adhesive on one surface, a part of which is a pressure-sensitive adhesive and the remainder of which is a heat-activatable adhesive. The pressure-sensitive adhesive layer is of such an area and is placed such that, when the patch is placed over the overlap between the edges of the heat recoverable sheet material, the patch will continue to cover the overlap when the sheet material is recovered, even if the heat-activatable adhesive layer has not been used to attach the patch to the sheet material.

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