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The Unitary Bundling Strap

The Unitary Bundling Strap - RF CafeU.S. patent number 3,102,311 was issued to a group of Thomas & Betts Corporation employees on September 3, 1963, for a "Unitary Bundling Strap,"...whose purpose is to secure "linear articles, arranged in bunched parallelism, with its tail end passed through its head and drawn taught thereon..." These devices were originally used primarily in electrical work, but have over the last half century evolved in use for everything from packaging to law enforcement. Can you guess what it is? Be careful if you are dyslexic and might misread the quoted part as "its head passing through its tail end" or you might conclude it describes a politician.

The Unitary Bundling Strap - RF Cafe

Posted  March 2013