Honda Giken Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha

Nippon Shokubai Kagaku Kogyo Co., Ltd.

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Nippon Shokubai Co., Ltd.

Sanyo Chemical Industries, Ltd.

Katsumi Kohama

Kenichi Ueda

Tomohisa Abe

Daisuke Atobe

Naoji Yamaoka

Teruaki Yoshida

Toshiyuki Higashi

Shiro Kamiyama

Ryoichi Yugami

Yuji Inagaki

Hidemitsu Takizawa

Takeo Okada

Toshiyuki Hakuno

Hisashi Masuda

Takao Shibayama

Hiromi Tanaka

Yukihiro Yaguchi

Hiroo Ebisawa

Hiromichi Aoki

Yasunobu Takagawa

Hajime Sakano

Masayoshi Kimura

Eiji Inada

A resin composition for electrostatic coating, comprising a rubber-reinforced aromatic vinyl resin (A), a polyamide elastomer (B), a modified vinyl polymer (C) containing at least one functional group selected from among carboxyl, epoxy, amino and amido, and an alkali metal salt (D); a formed resin article excellent in electrostatic coatability which is formed from the resin composition; and a formed resin article having electrostatic coating film which is produced by coating the articles electrostatically.

Resin composition for electrostatic coating

Agent for providing an electrostatic coating property and improving the

A light vehicle includes a lid that is pivotable about a hinge, provided at the rear end of the lid, for opening and closing a rear trunk. Locking members are provided at the front end of the lid, which are releasably engageable with roof-supporting struts. Thus, the lid can be moved to a fully open position without being interfered by the presence of the struts, which allows the rear trunk to be operated and used with increased ease. The seat, including a seating section and a back rest section integrally formed together, has an inclined lower surface that is superposed on an inclined upper surface of a rear cowl. Thus, rearward force applied to the seat when the vehicle starts moving or accelerating is divided to allow the seat to be firmly pressed downward.

Light vehicle

A three-wheeled automobile comprises a front cowl for enclosing a front portion of the automobile, and a floor forming a passenger step. The front cowl has on lateral sides thereof rear ends positioned above front wheels of the automobile, and a front end surface positioned forwardly of the front wheels. As a result, a large space is provided between a front wall of the front cowl and a seat. A handle post is provided generally centrally of the floor. The floor has roomy foot platforms located around the handle post. As a result, a space left forwardly of the handle post can be used as a feet accommodating area.

Three-wheeled automobile

In a method for molding a sheet which includes thermosetting resin materials reinforced with glass fiber or carbon fiber, the sheet includes a covering film always existing in a side which is not in contact with a mold face and, when the sheet and covering film are shaped along a mold face and the sheet is thermally cured, apparatus for dealing with an accidental breakage of the covering film is arranged on the side of the sheet which is covered by said covering film.

Method for molding fiber-reinforced resin

This invention provides a sheet for molding a fiber-reinforced resin finishing the fiber-reinforced resin moldings surface under an excellently colored condition. A sheet for molding of this invention comprises a fiber-reinforced resin layer and a colored surface resin layer being laminated and has, in the fiber-reinforced resin layer, a fiber-reinforced colored resin layer adjacent to said surface resin layer and colored in a color similar to that of the surface resin layer, and a fiber-reinforced transparent resin layer arranged on a surface in a side reverse to the surface resin layer and having a curing character by ultraviolet rays.

Sheet for molding fiber-reinforced resin

The method for molding a resin reinforced with fiber wherein a resin sheet reinforced with fiber is positioned juxtaposed a face of a mold, which is either one of a female mold or a male mold, and then hardened, but before molding, modifying the viscosity to different levels in different portions of the resin sheet. Thus, it is possible to surely prevent occurrence of a partial difference in thickness of the moldings or, if necessary, to partially change these thicknesses according to predetermined values.

Method for molding resin reinforced with fiber and moldings produced

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Saitama, Japan

Katsumi Kohama