Slide fastener stringer
AssigneeYoshida Kogyo K. K.
InventorTsutomu Hamatani
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Abstract
A slide fastener stringer comprises a support tape having a foundation fabric strip either woven or knitted which is coated on both sides with a coat of elastomeric or rubberry material and a row of coupling elements mounted on an inner longitudinal edge of the tape. The coat is reduced in thickness along the inner edges of the tape to alleviate the tension of sewn seams thereat which secure the coupling elements to the tape.
Claims5
A slide fastener stringer which comprises a support tape having a foundation fabric strip embedded in a coat of elastomeric material or rubber having an upper layer and a lower layer and a row of coupling elements having an upper leg portion and a lower leg portion and mounted on an inner longitudinal edge portion of said support tape, said longitudinal edge portion being reduced in thickness and adapted to mount thereon said row of coupling elements by means of sewn seams, wherein said upper layer is provided with a recessed surface extending longitudinally along the edge portion of said tape for receiving the lower leg portion of said coupling element and said lower layer is provided with a groove extending longitudinally in opposed relation to said recessed surface for receiving the sewn seams.
A slide fastener string which comprises a support tape having a foundation fabric strip embedded in a coat of elastomeric material or rubber having an upper layer and a lower layer and a row of coupling elements having an upper leg portion and a lower leg portion and mounted on an inner longitudinal edge portion of said support tape, said longitudinal edge portion being reduced in thickness and adapted to mount thereon said row of coupling elements by means of sewn seams, further including a bifurcated outer longitudinal edge portion including an upper surface portion and a lower surface portion defining therebetween a cavity, said foundation strip extending through either of said upper and lower surface portions.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.