Dainippon Screen Seizo Kabushiki-kaisha

Dainippon Screen Mfg. Co., Ltd.

Oike&co., Ltd.

Atsushi Yoshida

Norimasa Nomura

Masaji Mizuta

Tatsuya Mitsushio

Norio Hakiri

Kohei Kizaki

Provided is a decorative film formed body being capable of exhibiting excellent metallic design presentation of satin plating with less color blur through decoration with use of a vapor deposition film, a manufacturing method for a decorative film formed body, a mounting method for a transfer base material, a satin-plated preparation, a container, a casing, and a vehicle interior/exterior member. The decorative film formed body includes: a base material; an adhesive layer; a vapor deposition layer; and a protection layer, wherein the vapor deposition layer has recesses and projections formed on a surface thereof, and wherein the adhesive layer includes scale-shaped fillers.

Decorative film formed body, manufacturing method for a decorative film formed body, mounting method for a transfer base material, satin-plated preparation, container, casing, and vehicle interior/exterior member

The insertion of exposed film into a developing tank 1 is detected by a detector 12, by which a pump motor 8 is operated by a control circuit 20, to agitating continuously the developing solution filled in the tank, and simultaneously a pulse counter 16 stars counting pulses generated from a pulse generator 14. The continuous agitation of the developing solution is suspended when the film is discharged from the tank, which is measured by counting up to the predetermined number which corresponds to the time required for the film treatment in the tank. When the pulse counter 16 counts up to the predetermined number, the intermittent agitation of the developing solution is started by the control circuit 20, to keep the developing solution uniform.

Film processor with agitation means

An automatic film feeder for an automatic developer wherein films exposed are processed through a developing tank, and wherein the films put in trays arranged above an endless belt which feeds the films into the developer, are ejected from the trays onto the belt by film ejectors of the same number as the trays, a control means controlling the ejectors so that the films may be ejected in the desired order and may be fed to the developer one by one without overlapping one on another.

Automatic film feeder for an automatic developer

A uniform developing method of a film for use in an automatic developer in which the film light-exposed is moved in developing solution in a developing vessel, wherein the moving speed of the film is gradually reduced depending on a deterioration rate of the developing solution with respect to the length of the film to be developed.

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Kyoto, Japan

Atsushi Yoshida