Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd.

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Matsushita Electronics Corporation

Kazuto Nakajima

Hiroyuki Naka

Masato Mitani

Nobutaka Hokazono

Junji Ikeda

Hiroyuki Kotani

Nobuyuki Aoki

Akira Yamaguchi

A liquid coating nozzle is provided with a first block which has an inner liquid reserving section that extends in the longitudinal direction and an inner discharge section which includes a plurality of small holes formed in the longitudinal direction at a bottom portion of the liquid reserving section. The nozzle is also provided with a second block which has an inner space defining a gas reserving section that extends in the longitudinal direction outside the first block and an outer discharge section formed in the longitudinal direction at a bottom portion of the inner space. The outer discharge section includes a plurality of small holes and produces a gas flow that externally surrounds a linear or curtain-shaped liquid flow that flows downward from the small holes. This results in the formation of a thin coating film in a short time and reduces the consumption of liquid and coating nonuniformities.

Liquid coating nozzle liquid coating nozzle manufacturing method liquid coating method liquid coating apparatus and cathode ray tube manufacturing method

The present invention aims to form a thin coating film of even thickness within a short processing time under a curtailed consumption of coating liquid; where, a gas is spouted from nozzle 4 disposed facing to protection glass 2 of cathode ray tube, and a liquid containing fluorescent material is made to spout accompanied by the spouting gas, to be applied on protection glass 2 by shifting the positioning of protection glass 2 relative to nozzle 4 while spouting the liquid containing fluorescent material.

Apparatus for manufacturing electronic devices

Liquid application nozzle, method of manufacturing same, liquid

Liquid application method and method of manufacturing electronic devices

A method of forming a collar-shaped protrusion on thin plate material by relatively bringing a forming punch having the outer diameter varying stepwise into the forming hole of a forming die and during forming, punching a small diameter hole by means of a punch-through punch incorporated in said forming die. During the remainder of forming, ironing and burring are performed on the protrusion to form a collar for heat exchanger fins. The die set shaped for carrying out the steps is also included. Since these steps can be performed as a single continuous series of steps, heat exchanger fins of high accuracy can be manufactured with fewer tools, and at less cost and in less time than heretofore.

Method of forming a collar for heating exchanger fin and die for use

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