Toyota Boshoku Kabushiki Kaisha

Hideaki Kunisada

Fumitoshi Akaike

Kohei Kato

Shigehiro Fujita

Takazo Fujii

Miki Imai

Hiroki Kashima

Tatsuro Shinozaki

Yoshiteru Honma

Masako Furuta

A stainless wire that does not have a crystal grain of 200 nm or greater in maximum length in a surface normal to a fiber axis within a range of 1 &#x3bc;m square from a center of a diameter in a cross section normal to a fiber axial direction is used as the stainless wire that forms a fabric material.

Fabric material

A heater member for a chair, of which the dimension as measured in the width direction is not constant, includes a fabric of a weft knitting structure having a plurality of conductive threads woven into the fabric as a part of constituent yarn. Each of the conductive threads has substantially the same length.

Heater member for chair and method for producing the same

In a skin material of vehicle interior equipment, which includes a first fabric material that is formed of a first conductive wire material and a main fiber material weaker than the first conductive wire material, and a manufacturing method for the skin material, part of the main fiber material is removed from the first fabric material, and a conductive member, which is used to supply electric power to the conductive wire material, is electrically connected to the exposed first conductive wire material.

Skin material of vehicle interior equipment and manufacturing method for the same

A manufacturing method for a skin material of a vehicle interior equipment includes exposing a conductive wire material by removing a main fiber material from a first fabric material formed of the conductive wire material and the main fiber material that is weaker than the conductive wire material and electrically connecting a conductive member, which is used to supply electric power to the conductive wire material, to the exposed portion of the conductive wire material.

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Aichi-ken, Japan

Hideaki Kunisada