Other

Toyotomi Co., Ltd.

Masanori Kawamura

Takashi Yamamoto

Toshihiko Yamada

Katsuyuki Harakon

An apparatus for automatically adhering tapes adheres a double-faced adhesive tape to a tip portion of a stock paper roll around which a stock paper is wound and adheres at least one fixing adhesive tape so as to bridge the tip portion and the stock paper roll. The apparatus includes a device for transporting the double-faced adhesive tape. The transporting device includes an endless belt transporting the double-faced adhesive tape while at the same time holding the double-faced adhesive tape on its transporting surface. The apparatus further includes a device for feeding the double-faced adhesive tape. The feeding device feeds the double-faced adhesive tape to the transporting surface of the endless belt while simultaneously stripping a strip paper adhered to one face of the double-faced adhesive tape. The apparatus further includes a device for feeding the fixing adhesive tape. The feeding device cuts a continuous fixing adhesive tape to a predetermined length and adheres the cut fixing adhesive tape by an adhering surface thereof to the double-faced adhesive tape held on the endless belt with a portion of the fixing adhesive tape extending beyond the double-faced adhesive tape. The apparatus still further includes a device for cutting the double-faced adhesive tape to a predetermined length and a device for adhering the double-faced adhesive tape and the fixing adhesive tape.

Apparatus and method for automatically adhering tapes

A discharge-type capable of accomplishing ignition of a wick at a position convenient or suitable for the ignition. Spark discharge for ignition of a wick is started in the course of raising of the wick. Thus, any possible variation in height of the wick and deformation of the wick due to wear do not adversely affects ignition of the wick, because the ignition is carried out when a gap between the wick being raised and the discharge electrode is rendered optimum for the ignition. This permits a dry cell to be satisfactorily used as a power supply for the ignition.

Discharge-type ignition device for oil burner

An oil burner capable of being prevented from being locally heated by combustion in a combustion cylinder structure. A guide plate is arranged at an upper region in a housing of the oil burner for guiding combustion gas emitted from the combustion cylinder structure toward a front opening of the housing. Also, a baffle is connected to a front portion of the guide plate so as to downward extend therefrom, to thereby divert combustion gas in both lateral directions. The baffle plate is formed at a portion thereof, except a central portion thereof, with through-holes or cutouts through which the diverted combustion gas is discharged forwardly and outwardly from the oil burner.

Oil burner

Improvement of stability of dynamic performance of pneumatic tire tread composition, by adding at least one of some esters such as phosphoric acid ester, fatty acid ester in a definite ratio to the known composition comprising styrene-rich SBR added with a processing oil and carbon black respectively in higher ratio for improving dynamic performance.

Growing community of inventors

Aichi-ken, Japan

Masanori Kawamura