Keyence Corporation

Wada Seimitsu Shiken Kabushiki Kaisha

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Haruyuki Kawahara

Nippon Mektron Kabushiki Kaisha

Nippon Maktron Kabushiki Kaish

Hiroki Wada

Junji Ogawa

Ikuya Matsuo

Takashi Tsutsumi

Mamoru Idaka

Nobuhiro Ishizaki

ROM chip attachment of an ink bottle

An object is to prevent the occurrence of contact failure between a cartridge equipped with a recording medium and an ink jet recording apparatus. A bottle body is crushed to reduce the volume thereof when an ink or solvent is sucked out of the bottle body. A bottle has a neck and a mouth. The neck is rigid. The ROM unit records therein an ink or solvent type, a serial number, the capacity of the bottle, and the amount of remaining ink or solvent. The ROM unit has first and second arms, and freely movably attached to the neck by the first and second arms. A positioning hole is formed on a ROM holder body which houses therein a recording medium. The positioning hole positions the ROM holder body in cooperation with a positioning pin of a reservoir.

Ink jet recording apparatus, ink or solvent cartridge, and bottle included in cartridge

Ink bottle for inkjet printer

The specification discloses a removable denture retaining structure in which an elastic mounting member is provided between a denture body and a support base. This structure can obviate all problems of the prior art, i.e. many parts are required, skilled technique is also required to produce, mount and dismount the denture body, and looseness and breakage due to fatigue are apt to occur. Furthermore, the invention is advantageous because the structure can provide patients with comfortable feeling during use.

Removable denture retaining structure

The specification discloses a removable denture retaining structure in which an elastic mounting member is provided between a denture body and an support base. This structure can obviate all problems of the prior art, i.e. many parts are required, skilled technique is also required to produce, mount and dismount the denture body, and looseness and breakage due to fatigue are apt to occur. Furthermore, the invention is advantageous because the structure can provide patients with comfortable feeling during use.

This disclosure relates to a denture having a porous metal gauze as a denture plate formed of plural wire nets with a straight wire used as warps and wefts. The nets are laid one over another in layers in the manner that the meshes thereof are staggered each other with respect to the direction of thickness and the crossing portions of the warps and wefts in the same plane and the crossing portions of the warps and wefts in contact with each other in the direction of thickness are sintered to have a plurality of minute and complicatedly curved pores in the porous metal gauze. The denture permits penetration of saliva and food liquid through the thickness of the denture plate to supply oxygen and nutrient to the mucous membrane under the plate to thereby maintain physiological function and health of the membrane and to provide a sense of wearing the denture and a sense of bite occlusion in such a natural state as would hardly be brought about by a conventional denture.

Bio-functional denture

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Osaka, Japan

Hiroki Wada