Kabushiki Kaisha Nagaoka

Shin-etsu Chemical Co., Ltd.

Nagaoka Co., Ltd.

Hirokazu Kawabe

Kiyoshi Imai

Masanobu Miyakoshi

Hiroshi Tanabe

Case for a compact disc surface cleaning device and compact disc

A head cleaning apparatus wherein in a case formed to the same shape and dimension of a hard case of hard-cased floppy disks a cleaning sheet formed to the same shape and dimension of the magnetic disk of floppy disk is rotatably installed. The cleaning sheet has microcapsules containing cleaning liquid on both sides of the sheet.

Head cleaning apparatus

A disc-cleaning device wherein a cleaner having a cleaning portion for wiping the surface of a disc provided on the under surface thereof and a knob on the top surface thereof is housed in a case made by securing a cover to a support for the disc so that said cover can be opened and closed. The cover has a recess on the inside thereof into which the knob is received. The support has a disc-supporting depression in which the disc fits, and a mat is laid in the disc-supporting depression to support the underside of the disc. Notches are made at either side of the disc-supporting depression in which the disc fits, and the edge of the disc fitted into the disc-supporting depression projects from both of the notches. A brush member is removably attached to the cover.

Disc-cleaning device

The Gramophone record cleaner proposed is of the roller type having a sticky surface formed of a rubbery organopolysiloxane elastomer having a relatively low hardness and adapted to pick up dirt or dust and other contaminants from within the grooves of a record as the roller is passed over the record surface. The roller-type cleaners are superior in their easy performance of complete dirt removal in repeated operations, since the sticky surface of the roller once choked with contaminants can be cleaned simply by rinsing with water.

Roller for cleaning phonograph records

A phonographic stylus comprising a stylus knob for record player and a holder, to which holder is attached a cantilever having a stylus tip. Said stylus knob and said holder are integrally formed of the same material. In said holder is formed integrally a damper.

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Tokyo, Japan

Hirokazu Kawabe