Kabushiki Kaisha Tokai Rika Denki Seisakusho

Kyodo Yushi Co., Ltd.

Kabushiki Kaisha Tokai Rika

Brother Kogyo Kabushiki-kaisha

Hiroaki Takahashi

Kosuke Nukui

Akihito Ono

Tetsuro Kobayashi

Suguru Tomoguchi

Fumio Nakazawa

Takahiro Miyao

Takeshi Kojima

Noboru Takeuchi

Masakazu Goto

Toshiaki Endo

Masayuki Morita

Mitsuhiro Kakizaki

Sugako Otake

Takajiro Miyao

The present invention provides a grease for a slide contact which comprises (i) a synthetic hydrocarbon oil, (ii) 0.2-3.0 parts by weight of at least one inorganic substance whose mean particle size is 0.36 .mu. or less, selected from the group consisting of zinc oxide, ferric oxide, and clay minerals which produce magnesium oxide through thermal decomposition thereof at high temperature, (iii) 3-20 parts by weight of 12-hydroxy lithium stearate, and (iv) 0.1-5.0 parts by weight of phenolic and/or amine primary antioxidants, said blending amounts of the ingredients being based on 100 parts by weight of the grease.

Grease for a slide contact

The present invention is directed to a light controlling sheet in use for optical indicators which comprises louver elements including an arbitrary pattern of walls which are parallel to each other and so opaque as to absorb incident light; transparent layers for permitting the incident light to pass therethrough and light reflection layers for reflecting the incident light. The transparent layers and the light reflection layers are mutually interposed between the walls of the louver element. The oblique light from the light source strikes the side surfaces of the walls, while the substantially parallel light from the light source passes through the transparent layers toward the observer. The extraneous light is reflected at the front surface of the light reflection layers so that the light controlling sheet is bright and stands out clearly.

Light controlling sheet

The disclosure relates to a light controlling sheet for use with indicators which includes a louver element including an arbitrary pattern of walls which are parallel to each other and opaque so as to absorb light, and an electrically conductive film which is mounted on one surface of the louver element. This film is porous so that the light from a light source may penetrate. The oblique light strikes the opaque walls of the louver element and is absorbed in the walls, while the substantially parallel light is permitted to pass through the space or transparent portion betwee the walls. The electrically conductive film not only acts as a protective cover for the louver element but also shields unwanted electromagnetic wave.

The present invention is directed to a light controlling sheet in use for optical indicators which comprises louver elements including an arbitrary pattern of walls which are parallel to each other and so opaque as to absorb incident light; transparent layers for permitting the incident light to pass therethrough and light reflection layers for reflecting the incident light. The transparent layers and the light reflection layers are mutually interposed between the walls of the louver element. The oblique light from the light souce strikes the side surfaces of the walls, while the substantially parallel light from the light source passes through the transparent layers toward the observer. The extraneous light is reflected at the front surface of the light reflection layers so that the light controlling sheet is bright and stands out clearly.

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Aichi, Japan

Hiroaki Takahashi