.~.~ Encasing movable or loosely confined element between adhering lamina (e.g., drawstrings)
DEFINITION
Classification: 156/70
(under subclass 60) Processes which involves assembling a part within or between bonded lamina the outer laminae being bonded in a manner to provide a tolerance of fit between the enclosed part and the outer laminae sufficient to permit changing the position of the enclosed part with respect to the bonded laminae.
(1) Note. The enclosing of a drawstring within the space between bonded laminae is one example within the scope of this subclass.
SEE OR SEARCH THIS CLASS, SUBCLASS:
228, for processes of enclosing a spherical part between semi-spherical shells.
300+, for processes of enclosing a plurality of discrete laminae between plural laminae in which the discrete lamina is bonded to one of the plural laminae.
383, for laminating apparatus including means to encase a separate nonadhered part between adhered lamina. SEE OR SEARCH CLASS
29, Metal Working,
434+, for processes of retaining clearance for motion between assembled parts.
53, Package Making,
449, and 461 for processes of encasing a wrapper or wrappers about goods or materials.
