K. K. Aoyama Seisakusho

Aoyama Seisakusho Co., Ltd.

Kabushiki Kaisha Aoyama Seisakusho

Hiroshi Kazino

Masaaki Ide

Tomiyasu Kakeno

Hideki Kakamu

Hiromichi Mizuno

Muneyuki Onogi

Yoshihiro Murase

Yoshiaki Nishimura

Shinichi Kondo

Masao Sakai

Kozo Mizuno

Yoshinori Kanou

Hiroshi Isomura

Susumu Kitajima

Sunao Tonami

Hiroshi Jonishi

Atsushi Kato

Takahiko Ito

Sotoaki Yamamoto

Junzo Ozawa

Naoto Horiguchi

A bolt for a truss includes a main body having a head portion, and a shaft portion which extends from the head portion. The shaft portion includes a base portion with a polygonal cross-section at a head portion side of the shaft portion. A threaded portion extends from the base portion, and an annular groove is arranged between the base portion and the threaded portion. A polygonal tube having a polygonal cross-section is engaged with the shaft portion of the main body such that the polygonal tube is slideable and non-rotatable on the base portion. A stopper prevents release of the polygonal tube from the shaft portion, the stopper including a plastic ring having a peripheral surface on which plural engaging protrusions are formed, the ring being integratedly embedded in the annular groove.

Bolt for truss, wherein the bolt has shaft portions separated by a

A holder for a window glass of a vehicle which has a reduced number of parts, which can make the mounting operation simpler, thereby lowering costs, and which can prevent the window glass from having play or loosening. The holder comprises a nut and a bolt. The nut has a female screw sleeve portion which is to be inserted with a clearance into a mounting hole formed in the window glass, and a holding plate member radially outwardly extending from the sleeve portion. The bolt has a screw shaft member to be screwed into the female screw sleeve portion, and a holding plate member radially outwardly extending from the screw shaft member. In addition, a cushion layer made of a synthetic thermoplastic resin elastomer is attached to the inside surface of each holding plate member. The cushion layer is provided at its inner circumferential edge with a short sleeve portion for protecting an edge of the mounting hole of the window glass.

Holder for a window glass of a vehicle

A die assembly for driving a pierce nut which comprises an annular coining portion provided on the top of a die body, the inner surface of the annular coining portion being continuous with a center aperture of the die body. An annular projection is provided at the upper portion of the center aperture for surely and temporarily holding punched debris in of the die body, near the annular coining portion, the center aperture. It is therefore possible to provide an inexpensive nut-driving die assembly with improved durability, and which can prevent debris, punched by shearing between a pierce nut and a metal panel and remaining at the upper portion of the center aperture, from being lifted up when the metal panel is lifted from the die body, thereby ensuring a continuous driving work.

Die for driving pierce nut

A nut feeding apparatus which can surely and easily feed nuts and the like, temporarily supported in a conductor cylinder, to an underlying support member one by one, without scratching them by the downward stress or the like of a plunger. A feeder opening 2 through which nuts and the like are continuously fed from a feeding chute, support bar guide holes 3 and ball recesses 4 are provided at a lower side wall of a conductor cylinder 1 in which a plunger 21 having guide grooves 22 formed in the opposite sides of its lower portion is inserted slidably up and down. Balls 5 having a diameter slightly larger than the thickness of the wall of the conductor cylinder 1 and fitted in the respective ball recesses 4. A pair of support bars 11 are inserted slidably in the support bar guide holes 3, and have their outer ends detachably attached to associated leaf springs attached to the outer surface of the conductor cylinder 1.

Apparatus for feeding nuts or the like

Disclosed is a synthetic resin grommet comprising a head portion having a screw insert hole, a bottom cylindrical portion having a cylindrical hole, and a pair of locking claws. With this arrangement, the syntheric resin grommet can improves its water-proof property.

Synthetic resin grommet

A holding device for use in assembling mechanical members comprises a joint head having a spherical head and a fastener formed continuous with the spherical head; and a clip having a joint cavity member formed of an elastic material, the joint cavity member having a groove portion having a cross-section corresponding in shape to an external shape of the spherical head, and receiving lip portions formed continuous with the groove portion, the receiving lip portions spreading outward, and a fastener formed continuous with the joint cavity member. The spherical head of the joint can be fitted in the groove portion to be held therein, whereby a member which is fastened to the fastener of the joint head and a member which is fastened to the fastener of the clip can be preliminarily held to each other. The invention provides the preliminarily-holding device for use in assembling mechanical members, which is capable of causing a part (e.g. a bumper of an automotive vehicle) having destortion in its formed shape to be preliminarily held onto a body (e.g. of the vehicle) having dimensional or positional errors in assembly, while absorbing deviations in the positional relationship between the part and body to be assembled.

Holding device for use in assembling mechanical members

Disclosed is a bolt which comprises a short column portion formed at the extreme end of the thread portion thereof, wherein the short column portion has a diameter larger than the root diameter of the thread portion and smaller than the thread diameter thereof and the extreme end thereof is formed to a spherical portion and a method of manufacturing the bolt by which a thread portion and a spherical surface portion are simultaneously rolled. The bolt arranged as described above has an excellent guide property to a nut.

Bolt having spherically tipped thread free cylindrical column

A grommet for automatic insertion into a mounting hole in a panel by a robot including a head portion 1 having a longitudinal bore for receiving a screw through its center, a bottom portion 3 including a stepped portion 7 elastically engaging the robot arm located within the longitudinal bore; and locking claws 4 attached to the grommet which reflect during insertion of the grommet into the mounting hole and then spring snap into engagement when the locking claws 4 clear the mounting hole, such that the force required to disengage the robot arm 5 from the stepped portion 7 is less than the force required to extract the grommet from the panel, which enables the robot to easily determine whether or not the grommet is accurately inserted into the mounting hole.

Grommet and method of inserting grommet

Disclosed is a stud bolt having nonsymmetrical screw threads projecting from the shank thereof, wherein each screw thread of the stud bolt has an inwardly concave curved flank and an outwardly convex curved flank. With this arrangement, the load required to fit a resin clip over the stud bolt can be lowered below that needed for a conventional stud bolt while maintaining the load required to remove the clip equal to or more than that for the conventional bolt. Thus, this stud bolt allows a resin clip to be easily fitted over the bolt.

Bolt for use with resin clips

A hexagon head bolt having a head with an incline formed on each of the outer faces thereof so as to be inwardly inclined toward a respective corner of each face. Thus the head of the bolt can easily be engaged with the socket of an impact wrench or the like, without damage of the corners of the bolt. In another embodiment, a hexagon socket is provided having an incline formed on each of the outer faces thereof so as to be outwardly inclined toward a respective corner of each face.

Bolt head and socket for the same

A self-aligning bolt has an eccentric pilot tip extending forwardly of the externally threaded shank thereof. A self-aligning nut has an eccentric counter-bore formed therein on the side of the seating face and offset from the axis of the internally threaded bore of the nut.

Self-aligning bolt and a self-aligning nut

A cover of synthetic resin is formed within a stepped recess of a nut adjacent the upper end of the internally threaded portion by injection molding. The cover includes a ring-like mounting frame positioned in the stepped recess, and a covering plate positioned inside the ring-like mounting frame and connected to it by a hinge portion of the cover. The ring-like mounting frame have an integral portion provided at the lower portion of the frame and firmly engaging a portion of the inner surface of the internally threaded portion.

Nut with cover

A plastic screw anchor having legs each formed with a recess which provides the leg with good flexibility whereby the legs can easily deform during the insertion thereof into an aperture of a supporting plate and also provides a strong grip between the screw anchor and the supporting plate. A wing integrally formed on each leg prevents the screw anchor from coming out of the aperture after having once been inserted therein.

Plastic screw anchor

A pierce nut has a plurality of projections which are integrally formed with a cylindrical body of the pierce nut. When the pierce nut is pressed against a metal sheet laid on a back-up die, an opening is formed in the metal sheet only by shearing force between the pierce nut and the back-up die, with no other force being used to press-break the metal sheet, and the projections are deformed by an annular bank portion of the back-up die at different portions thereof each time the back-up die is used. Thus, the use of the present pierce nut in combination with the present back-up die remarkably extends the life of the back-up die.

Pierce nut and a back-up die used in combination therewith

A tapping screw in which a shank includes a main shank portion having a substantially uniform diameter and a reduced diameter shank portion having a substantially rounded triangle shaped cross-section. Tapping is carried out by the apexes of the rounded triangle in the reduced diameter shank portion, and therefore, screwing torque is greatly reduced as well as the fastening force is greatly increased as compared with a conventional tapping screw.

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Komaki, Japan

Hiroshi Kazino