Fujicopian Co., Ltd.

Kotobuki Co., Ltd.

Masahiko Ono

Kazuya Watanabe

Hiroshi Kozaki

Keiichiro Minegishi

Koji Miki

Tadashi Keda

Tadao Odaka

Kiyofumi Hayashi

Yoshinobu Yamashita

Kazuhiro Tanaka

Masahisa Nose

Makoto Ohtani

A composite holding tool has a space in a rear barrel to be effectively used in order to expand a range of use of one composite holding tool. The composite holding tool includes a front barrel, a rear barrel rotatably connected to the front barrel, a plurality of holding bodies housed in the front barrel non-rotatably relative to the front barrel and movably in an axial direction, a cam cylinder that rotates integrally with the rear barrel, and can selectively hold any of the plurality of holding bodies, with a tip of the holding body protruding from a tip of the front barrel, by a relative rotation between the front barrel and the rear barrel, and a cartridge connected to the rear barrel or the cam cylinder and placed in the rear barrel. A tip of the cartridge projects from a rear end of the rear barrel

Composite holding tool

In a combination coating film transfer tool and ball-point pen, the transfer tool comprises a case, and a replacement cassette comprising supply and take-up reels and a transfer head. The cassette fits tightly, but removably, in the case, with the tip of the transfer head projecting from the case. The cassette is replaced from time to time, but the case can be reused. Consequently waste of plastic is reduced, and the replacement units can be manufactured less expensively.

Combination coating film transfer and writing implement

A coating film transfer tool has a T-shaped transfer head with a pressing transfer part on the tip end thereof which protrudes from the main body and which is integrally formed with a pivot shaft that is rotatably mounted in the main body of the tool. Tape controlling members are formed on both lateral sides of the pressing transfer part along the edges of the tape only on the return side of the pressing transfer part, which is the side that the tape base material runs over after the coating film is transferred from it. The tape controlling members control the lateral movement of the tape base material, and do not interfere with the transfer tape upstream on the application side of the pressing transfer part, where the base material is coated with the coating film.

Coating film transfer tool

Transfer tape holder

A film transfer apparatus includes an apparatus casing having a feed-core support shaft for detachably mounting a feed core and a take-up core support shaft for detachably mounting a take-up core. The support shafts respectively include a transmission member for causing the feed core to provide a film ribbon take-up speed higher than a ribbon feed speed of the feed core. For slippably coupling the feed core rotation and the take-up core rotation, a slip coupling mechanism is provided. This mechanism is constituted by an engaged portion of the take-up core for engagement with a mating engaging portion of the take-up core support shaft. The engaged portion is elastically deformable to a non-transmission condition with application thereto of a force exceeding a predetermined level. Further, the engaged portion is provided with a mechanical strength smaller than the engaging portion.

Film transfer apparatus and a film transfer roller used therein

An instrument for transferring coating film onto a surface requiring transfer printing. An instrument of this invention for transferring coating film is in such a structure that: a transfer head (4) is composed of a pressing body (4A) having a tape pressing surface (4a) roughly equal in width to the transfer tape (2) and of a pair of right and left side plates (4B) in contact with the transfer tape for controlling widthwise movement of the transfer tape part which is in contact with the tape pressing body (4A); the tape pressing surface (4a) of the tape pressing body (4A) and front edges (4b) of the side plates (4B) are adapted to be continuous or almost continuous in the direction of the width of tape; and each of front edges (4b) of the side plates (4B) is formed tapered so as to gradually depart from an imaginary straight line (X) passing through the tape pressing surface (4a) toward outer sides in the width direction of the tape; whereby the instrument exhibits high transfer printing function and is easy to operate because no damage is inflicted to the surface requiring transfer printing even when the case tilts.

Paint film transfer device

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Osaka, Japan

Masahiko Ono