Kabushiki Kaisha Kobe Seiko Sho

Masahiko Uchimura

Toshiaki Yutori

Toshiaki Okumura

Shigeo Hattori

Masakazu Nakao

Koichi Fujiwara

Shouaki Ide

Kunihiko Nishioka

Kazunori Miyajima

Yoshinobu Mizukawa

Katsumi Miki

Takeo Shiozawa

Akira Shimamoto

Nobuhiro Hara

Yasuo Tonouchi

A probe unit comprising a base in the form of a rectangular plate and a plurality of ultrathin metal wires which are partially secured to the base at a given pitch. Each of the wires comprises a straight portion firmly secured to the base, a bent portion located on an extension of the straight portion, and an inclined portion inclined from the bent portion outwardly of the base toward an inspected surface of an object to be inspected, and an R-shaped portion extending from the front end of the inclined portion outwardly of the base. The bent portion protrudes outwardly from the base and is bent toward the inspected surface. The R-shaped portion forms each probe pin bearing against the inspected surface.

Method of fabricating probe unit

Carbon fiber prepreg and carbon fiber reinforced resin composite

A catheter guide wire which, despite its reduced diameter, exhibits improved strength and resistance to corrosion by body fluids and medicines. The catheter guide wire 10 is composed of a stainless steel core wire 11, a winding of a low carbon duplex structure steel wire 13 having a diameter smaller than 30 .mu.m and a tensile strength higher than 300 kgf/mm.sup.2, said winding covering the core wire such that tiers of the low carbon duplex structure steel wire run obliquely to the axis of the core wire 11 and have turns crossing each other, and a polyester resin film 15, thinner than 3 .mu.m, covering the low carbon duplex structure steel wire 13. The catheter is composed of a resin inner tube and a low carbon duplex structure steel wire 13 covered with a polyester resin film 15, which runs around the resin inner tube obliquely to the axis and crosses each other.

Catheter guide wire and catheter

An electromagnetic stirrer for use on a continuous steel casting apparatus, the stirrer employing a coil assembly including a pair of exciting cage coils energized by dual-phase alternate current, each having a hollow conductor interiorly defining a cooling water passage and which are folded and arranged in a compact form.

Electromagnetic stirrer for use in a continuous steel casting apparatus

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Kobe, Japan

Masahiko Uchimura