Ihara Science Corporation

Hideichi Tsuboi

Shinji Fukaya

Takeyasu Bandou

Hisashi Shirayama

In order to enable the outflow direction of a fluid to be changed and to enable the outflow position of the fluid to be freely set, a nozzle device () of the present invention comprising: a flow path body that flows or holds a fluid and that has a flow path wall (); and a nozzle unit () including a nozzle body () having a spherical surface on an outer periphery thereof and having a fluid passage () formed thereinside, a holding mechanism of the nozzle body (), and a securing member () that fixes the holding mechanism to the flow path wall (), wherein the holding mechanism is made of a pair of thin plate members (), each having a contact holding portion () in contact with the spherical surface of the nozzle body () and having a flat portion (), and the holding mechanism rotatably holds the spherical surface in a state in which the nozzle body () is sandwiched by the contact holding portions () of a pair of the thin plate members ().

Nozzle device and nozzle unit

A method and a device for bending a metal hollow thick walled member to a predetermined angle without deviation of the bending center position and without separation from a half die when presser die moves up. With a pair of guide plates (GPand GP) turnably attached to a center pin CP kept horizontal and the axis center of the center pin intersecting with the axis center of the metal hollow thick walled member PM, the member PM is mounted on a half die (). When die holding members (and) fixedly connected to the above guide plates and kept horizontal are inclined and separated from each other as the center pin lowers, the member PM is bent to the predetermined angle and held on the half die (). When the center pin that can be moved vertically by a guide member moves down to a predetermined position, a contact portion () contacts the inclined surface of a stopper () to allow a base plate () to receive a pressing force from an upper die via the stopper.

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Tokyo, Japan

Hideichi Tsuboi