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Edge-top for metal meshes characterized by establishing a lateral edge achieved simultaneously with the cutting operation and performed at the same time on the two edges resulting from the aforementioned cut whose edge is constituted in each of these edges by respective successive strings small granules or solid points obtained by melting the metal itself that integrates the wires of the wire mesh verifying the aforementioned cutting operation precisely in the aligned points of meeting or crossing between each two wires or groups of them located consecutively and originating the granules by the action also linear and accommodated to the very cut of a complex of torches that without the addition of material determines them by simple fusion of which the wires themselves already behave. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)
ES120751U1966-03-311966-03-31
EDGE-FINISH FOR METAL MESHES.
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A method for electrically welding between the parts of the metal strips edges in relation to overlapping. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)
A method for obtaining the desired separation of a plurality of adjacent elements made of magnetic material. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)