Togo Seisakusyo Corporation

Isowa Corporation

Isao Kato

Yuji Nakamura

Akira Kimura

Kazuyoshi Murase

Eiji Ima

Masahide Sato

A hose clip for clamping a hose includes a clamping ring formed by annularly bending a strip of spring plate and deformed between a reduced-diameter state and a spread-diameter state. An arcuate portion is formed in either one of the ends of the clamping ring. A first knob is formed by bending the arcuate portion radially outward with respect to the clamping ring. A second knob is formed by bending the other free end of the clamping ring radially outward with respect to the clamping ring as so to pass through the arcuate portion. An engaged piece is formed on the one end of the clamping ring so as to project axially with respect to the clamping ring within a width of the spring plate. An engaging edge is formed on the other end of the clamping ring so as to move over the engaged piece and engage it when the first and second knobs are slid to come close to each other, thereby holding the clamping ring in the spread-diameter state with the knobs being substantially superposed. Also, a guide face is formed on a portion of the engaged piece with which the engaging edge engages. The guide face axially displaces the engaged piece and the engaging edge when the knobs come close to each other so that the engaged piece abuts the engaging edge.

Hose clip and releasing bar tool therefor

The sheet slitting apparatus 1 comprises a disk-like slitting blade 23 and a guiding member 52. The slitting blade 23 rotates along the direction of the sheet feeding, and can move in a direction crossing over the sheet feeding direction. The blade-guides 52 is located in opposition to the slitting blade 23 and comprises a plurality of blade-guides which are arranged juxtaposed each other in a direction crossing that of the sheet feeding, and can displace elastically along the direction of their own arrangement, respectively. The sheet S is fed between the slitting blade 23 and the guiding member 52, and the tip of the slitting blade 23 intrudes between adjacent blade-guides 50 thereby slitting the sheet S along the longitudinal direction thereof.

Sheet slitting apparatus

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Aichi, Japan

Isao Kato