System for connecting the edge areas of thin-walled bodies

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285406, 403335, 403364, F16L 2300

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044087870

ABSTRACT:
A system for connecting corresponding edge areas of adjacent thin-walled bodies. Each edge area is provided with at least one bent notch portion which engages a corresponding bent notch portion carried by the other edge area, such that apertures provided in the notched portions are coaxially aligned to receive a common connecting member for securing the bodies together. A plurality of such notch portions may be spaced along the lengths of the corresponding edge areas to define a series of coaxial apertures through which an elongate connecting member is inserted for securing the bodies together.

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