Fujifilm Corporation

Fuji Photo Film Company, Limited

Koji Itoh

Masayuki Iwasaka

Shozo Iyama

Issei Suzuki

Toshizumi Tanaka

Syuji Tsuchiya

Toshihiko Izaki

Ryosuke Osako

Yoshiaki Matsuoka

A clip treatment tool includes a clip body that has two clip-pieces, the two clip-pieces each having a body-portion and an arm-portion, the body-portion having a fixing-hole formed on a proximal end side and a movement hole formed on a distal end side relative to the fixing-hole, the movement hole extending so as to be inclined from a side part in a width direction of the body-portion on the proximal end side toward a middle in the width direction of the body-portion on the distal end side; a container tube that contains the body-portions of the two clip-pieces therein; a stopper that extends through the fixing-holes of the two clip-pieces and that is attached to the clip body; and a fixing pin that extends through the movement holes of the two clip-pieces and whose both end portions are fixed to positions in the container tube that face each other.

Clip treatment tool

In a clip treatment tool, a clip locking part brings arms into a closed state after the arms are brought into a closed state in a state where distal ends of the arms of the clip brought into an open state is pressed against a treatment part and the treatment part is ligated to the distal ends of the arms brought into the closed state. After the clip in which the arms are locked to the closed state is separated from the sheath part and indwelled in the treatment part, the clip removal part is indwelled in the treatment part, the locking of the arms locked to the closed state is released, the arms are brought into the open state as the locking is released, and the clip removed from the treatment part is maintained and taken out.

A clip treatment tool includes a clip body that has two arm portions and a folded portion, the folded portion connecting proximal end parts of the two arm portions; a pressing tube that allows the clip body to be contained therein in accordance with movement of the clip body from a distal end side toward a proximal end side; a coupling member that couples the clip body and an operation wire to each other; and an urging member that urges the coupling member relative to the pressing tube from the proximal end side toward the distal end side. The pressing tube has a latched portion, and the coupling member has a latch portion. In accordance with movement of the operation wire from the distal end side toward the proximal end side, the latch portion is latched to the latched portion, and the coupling member is locked to the pressing tube.

A clip treatment tool includes: a clip body that has two arm portions and a folded portion, the two arm portions, the folded portion connecting proximal end parts of the two arm portions; a tightening ring that functions to close the two arm portions in accordance with movement of the clip body from a distal end side toward a proximal end side; a pressing tube that has at least one opening formed in an outer surface thereof, and that allows the clip body to be contained therein in accordance with the movement of the clip body; and a coupling member that has a distal end part to which the folded portion is removably connected and a proximal end part to which a distal end part of an operation wire is fixed, the coupling member coupling the clip body and the operation wire to each other.

A ligating apparatus includes a clip, a clip connecting member, a clip holding member, an operating wire, an inner sheath member, an outer sheath member and first and second movement restricting portions. The clip ligates a body tissue with arm portions. The clip connecting member connects to a clip base portion. The clip connecting member is inserted through the clip holding member. The operating wire connects to the clip connecting member. The inner sheath member encloses the operating wire to support the clip holding member. The outer sheath member covers an outer periphery of the inner sheath member and freely advances and retreats. The outer sheath member advances and/or retreats to change the degree of opening of the arm portions. The first movement restricting portion restricts the inward movement of the clip holding member. The second movement restricting portion restricts the outward movement of the clip holding member.

Ligating apparatus

A manipulating handle for a successive clipping device comprises: a cylindrical handle main body connected to a sheath with a manipulating wire extending from the sheath being arranged in an interior thereof; a slider engaged with the manipulating wire for moving the manipulating wire in the axial direction of the handle main body; and a slider-movement-amount regulating member attached onto the outer circumferential surface of the handle main body so as to be rotatable in a circumferential direction of the handle main body, for regulating, according to a rotational position in a circumferential direction thereof, an amount of movement of the slider in the axial direction of the handle main body to one of a plurality of different amounts of movement required for respective clipping manipulations using a plurality of clips connected to the manipulating wire.

Manipulating handle for successive clipping device, successive clipping device, manipulating handle for clipping device, and clipping device

A washing bath in a photographic paper processor has plural washing chambers for washing photographic paper with washing water by passage of the photographic paper. Plural cell units are coupled with one another vertically by a modular structure. Each of the cell units has one of the washing chambers. A sealing medium of silicone rubber keeps a cell connection portion between the cell units in a liquid-tight state. A blade mechanism is secured to a panel constituting the cell units, allows the photographic paper to pass between the washing chambers, and blocks passage of the washing water. A transporting rack transports the photographic paper serially to pass the washing chambers. The cell connection portion includes a connection surface, disposed to extend horizontally, and separable for removal of the cell units in the vertical direction. The sealing medium is secured to one of two cell units being coupled.

Multi-chamber washing device for photosensitive material

A photographic paper processor includes plural liquid baths for containing liquid. The liquid baths have partition panels, and are adjacent to one another therewith. An opening formed in the partition panels has first and second inner surfaces opposed to one another. A submerged squeezing blade has a support end and a free end. The support end is secured to the first inner surface. The free end contacts the second inner surface, closes the opening in an openable manner, allows the photographic paper to pass through the opening, and blocks a flow of the liquid through the opening. The submerged squeezing blade is produced from metal having chemical resistance. Furthermore, a contact pressure changing cam increases a contact pressure of the free end on the second inner surface when the submerged squeezing blade closes the opening without passage of the photographic paper.

Photosensitive material processor

A rack comprises feed rollers, sidewall members, a base member, a top wall member, a bottom plate, guide members, and a grip. The inside of the top wall member is hollow, and filling liquid is loaded therein. A processing tank contains rinsing solution. The rack gets snagged on the upper end of the processing tank. Since the filling liquid increases the total weight of the rack, the rack is prevented from floating in the processing tank by buoyant force.

Photosensitive material processing rack and apparatus

A method of feeding a photosensitive material processing device, includes providing a pair of feed rollers, each in a form of a coaxially-shaped two-layer structure formed by two-layers extrusion molding using thermoplastic resin, wherein the two-layer structure of each of the feed rollers has an internal layer portion and an external layer portion wherein the modulus of elasticity of either the thermoplastic resin constituting the external layer portion or the thermoplastic resin constituting the internal layer portion of the two-layer structure is 240 kgf/mm,or more, the modulus of elasticity of the thermoplastic resin constituting the other layer portion is 900 kgf/mm,or more, and the external diameter of one of the feed rollers is 13.7 mm or more. The feed rollers are rotatably supported on a processing rack inside a processing tank of the device so that the rollers oppose one another, with a predetermined clearance, and the photosensitive material is directed between the feed rollers, while rotating at least one of the rollers, to convey the photosensitive material inside the processing tank.

Method of feeding a photosensitive material in a photosensitive material processing device

A replenishing device is provided which comprises a replenishing tank for temporarily storing a replenishing processing chemical therein, a replenisher for supplying the replenishing processing chemical from the replenishing tank to a processing bath to replenish the processing bath with the replenishing processing chemical, a sensor for detecting whether a replenishing processing chemical of a quantity exceeding a first specified quantity remains within the replenishing tank, a display unit capable of displaying instructions for the supply of the replenishing processing chemical to the replenishing tank thereon, and a control device for causing the display unit to display the instructions when the control device judges, based on a quantity of a replenishing processing chemical added to the processing bath after the sensor has detected that a remaining quantity of the replenishing processing chemical in the replenishing tank has been brought to a level that is less than the first specified quantity, that the remaining quantity thereof is less than a second specified quantity. Thus, the replenishing processing chemical can be supplied to the replenishing tank before the replenishing processing chemical in the replenishing tank is completely empty, thereby making it possible to reduce interruptions of development processing and improve work efficiency.

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Kanagawa, Japan

Koji Itoh