Terumo Kabushiki Kaisha

Canon Kabushiki Kaisha

Showa Denko Kabushiki Kaisha

Yamato Kogyo Co., Ltd.

Hideo Yoshikawa

Takashi Ikeda

Kazuo Minoura

Noriyuki Nose

Kazuhiko Matsuoka

Setsuo Minami

Takeshi Baba

Takehiko Matsuo

Shigeru Okada

Hirokazu Negishi

Umi Tosaka

Akinori Hasu

Katsuyoshi Takeuchi

Koji Sanaka

Shunsaku Mitsuno

Yoshiharu Awaji

Masami Shimada

Electronic clinical thermometer

Case for electronic clinical thermometer

Electric sphygmomanometer

Blood pressure monitor

In order to accomplish the aforementioned and other objects, a resin muffler, according to the invention, is formed of a heat-resistantive synthetic resin having a property of visco-elastic plasticity in a predetermined temperature range. In the visco-elastic temperature range, the motion of the molecular chain segment of the material resin comes to be relaxed to exhibit noise creative pulsating energy dissipation owing to emission as heat energy. Since the resin muffler thus absorbs noise creative energy by dissipation at around the visco-elastic temperature range and transform the energy into the heat energy which may be emitted by radiation.

Noise reductive resin muffler for exhaust system in combustion engine

An optical system for scanning a medium with a beam spot includes a light beam generator, a deflector for deflecting the light beam in a predetermined direction and in deflection plane, and an imaging optical system between the deflector and the medium for imaging the light beam from the deflector on the medium as a beam spot, the imaging optical system having at least one lens element mode of a moisture absorbing material. The lens element has a shape in which the dimension in a direction parallel to the deflection plane of the light beam is greater than the dimension in a direction perpendicular to the deflection plane of the light beam. A device mitigates any influence on the imaged condition of the light beam on the medium caused by the lens element being subjected to moisture.

Scanning optical system subjected to a moisture proof treatment

An electrophotographic photosensitive member is produced by a method in which a photoconductive layer is provided on a base, a polymeric solventless-type liquid resin adhesive is placed between said photoconductive layer and an overlying insulating layer and, by applying pressure on said insulating layer to spread said resin, said insulating layer is secured closely to the photoconductive layer through said adhesive layer. Fine grains of photoconductive material may be dispersed in said adhesive to provide a second photoconductive layer.

Photosensitive matter for electrophotography and method of the

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Tokyo, Japan

Hideo Yoshikawa