
| Heat-slit tubes |

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Fabrics, single and multilayer, can be heat-slit into tube configurations. Tubes are made by slitting two layers of fabric together with a heated knife, creating two flat seams at either side of the tube. Heat-slit fabric edges are melted or fused together to increase durability and to decrease fraying. The heat-slit seam has a limited strength and should be used as a transport seam only, e.g. for injection molding.
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| Ultrasonically welded tubes |

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Fabrics, single and multilayer, can be ultrasonically welded into tube configurations. Tubes are made with one overlapping ultrasonic weld. Welds are accurate, clean and are made without the introduction of secondary material to the weld.
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| Tubes, cut to length |

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Tubes, cut to length, are segments cut from woven, ultrasonically welded or heat-slit tubes. |

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For industry/application specific use of ribbons see links below: |

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