Assembly for storing and dispensing strips of material, and...

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F16L 3/14 (2006.01) B21D 53/00 (2006.01)

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CA 2011918

ASSEMBLY FOR STORING AND DISPENSING STRIPS OF MATERIAL, AND PROCESS FOR MANUFACTURING SAME ABSTRACT OF THE DISCLOSURE The invention provides a temporary assembly for storing and dispensing strips, particularly U-shaped strips which are used in pairs as pin-type clevis hangers to support conduits in buildings. A plurality of strips are connected together by a plurality of bridge portions disposed between and interconnecting the strips to form an elongated assembly of one strip stacked against another. The bridge portions are weaker than the remaining portions of the material and are sufficiently weak to permit a person to snap the bridge portions apart by bending. The assemblies are manufactured by incrementally feeding a strip of feed stock sheet material, and producing a cut across the strip which extends partially across the width of the material so that a bridge portion of the uncut material remains to connect adjacent strips together.

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