Method of making stretchable and compressible elongate member

Coating processes – Electrical product produced – Integrated circuit – printed circuit – or circuit board

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264 455, 427373, 427385A, 427407B, B05D 306

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040455920

ABSTRACT:
A longitudinally stretchable and transversely compressible member is made by coating each of a bundle of generally parallel, continuous, non-interengaged strands with a vaporizable material (blowing agent), applying a thermosetting elastomeric material to the bundle so as to impregnate and surround the bundle and to separate the strands. A vapor impermeable skin is formed on the surface and the vaporizable material vaporized to form randomly disposed voids and to cause the strands to take an undulating path.

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