Toyota Jidosha Kabushiki Kaisha

Toyota Boshoku Kabushiki Kaisha

Takehiro Co., Ltd.

Kabushiki Kaisha Toyota Jidoshokki

Kabushiki Kaisha Takehiro

Koji Inoue

Kiyoshi Nonomura

Koji Kurozumi

Madoka Doi

Hideki Kawashiri

Satoshi Honda

Hiromi Takase

Koji Toida

Minoru Okimura

Seiji Sugiura

Tokuyoshi Shimizu

Hiroyuki Horiuchi

Jorge Fialho

Hisashi Kobayashi

Ryota Takahashi

Seigaku Tanizawa

Hidenaga Kato

Masanao Koie

An object is to expand the capacity of storage of a luggage box and thereby to increase the efficiency of component transportation. A tray for vehicle storage space is formed from a fiber board that includes a bottom portion, side portions and flat portions extended from the side portions and that has a thickness of 2 to 6 mm, a total weight of 450 to 1000 g/m, and a tensile strength of 850 to 2150 N/25.4 mm. The fiber board has linear first cuts provided on a surface side to divide boundaries between the side portions and the flat portions, linear second cuts provided on a rear face side to divide boundaries between the bottom portion and the side portions, linear third cuts provided on the surface side to fold back the side portions, and linear third cuts provided on the rear face side.

Tray for vehicle storage space and manufacturing method of tray for vehicle storage space

A vehicle interior material that is manufactured at by bonding a base member and a surface member with each other without using an adhesive agent or an adhesive film, that is light in weight and that has adhesive strength and abrasion resistance. The base member includes a natural fiber or a glass fiber and a first thermoplastic resin fiber and has a density of 0.2 to 0.7 g/cmThe surface member includes a second thermoplastic resin fiber and a low melting point resin fiber and that has a weight per unit area of 50 to 500 g/m. The surface member is laid on a surface of the base member. An entangled layer where the second thermoplastic resin fiber enters texture of the base member to be entangled with the first thermoplastic resin fiber is provided at an interface between the base member and the surface member.

Vehicle interior material and manufacturing method of the same

An incremental forming method includes pressing a rod-shaped tool into a workpiece and stretching the workpiece little by little while moving the rod-shaped tool so that a percentage of decrease in plate thickness of the workpiece after forming with respect to plate thickness of the workpiece before forming is made to be within a range of 35% to 40%, inclusive.

Incremental forming method

A forming method of a metal plate includes press-forming the metal plate with a die, and processing the press-formed metal plate by incremental-forming.

Metal plate forming method

A package tray assembly for a trunk of a vehicle includes a package tray and a support for supporting the package tray. The support is to be mounted to a body of the vehicle. The support includes a guide portion having a convex top surface. The package tray is to be attached to the support so as to be rotatable round a point located immediately below the guide portion as a center of rotation. The package tray includes a front end portion supported by the support when attached thereto. The front end portion includes a contact portion configured to move back and forth on the convex top surface while tilting at different angles relative to a moving direction.

Package tray assembly for trunk of vehicle

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Kariya, Japan

Koji Inoue