Nippon Seiki Co., Ltd.

Nippon Seiki K.k.

Masatoshi Azuma

Genichiro Sato

Keiichi Nagano

Mitsugu Kobayashi

Masao Itagaki

Kazuo Fukushima

Osamu Shima

Daisuke Tsukuda

A head-up display device includes: a cover having a light-transmissive light exit part; a first case mating with the cover and having a light entry part for entry of display light and a housing part housing a reflecting member; a light source unit outside the housing part; and a second case covering the light source unit and fastened to the first case. The device has a heat radiator of higher rigidity than the second case, having a wall part that externally projects from the housing part through the intervening light entry part, the light source unit affixed to the wall part to diffuse the heat from the light source unit; and includes a mating part in which the second case and the wall part mate together, the second case fastened to the heat radiator at locations to either side of the mating part.

Head-up display device

Provided is a vehicular heads-up display device with which it is possible to avoid burn-in of an internal component upon a reflecting member by exterior light, improving display quality. A vehicular heads-up display device, comprising a case body () whereon an aperture part () is disposed and a light-emitting body () that is housed within the case body () reflects emitted light L that is emitted by the light-emitting body () externally to the case body () via the aperture part () and reflects said emitted light L from the windshield (), causing the driver () to have sight of the virtual image V that is obtained by said reflection. The vehicular heads-up display device further comprises a semi-transmissible cover () installed in the aperture part (), and a dispersal means () is disposed between the light emitting body () and the cover (), for dispersing exterior light that enters the case body () via the cover ().

Vehicular heads-up display device

A first indicator has a display board, a pointer to point the display board, a light source to subject the display board to transmitted illumination, and pointer driving means to drive the pointer. A housing stores the first indicator, a second indicator formed of a first light emitting type indicator, and a third indicator formed of a second light emitting type indicator. The viewer sees the second indicator reflected upon a semi-transmitting reflection board, the third indicator through the semi-transmitting refection board, and the first indicator not through the semi-transmitting reflection board.

Display device with indicators having increased brightness

The present invention provides a medical instrument cleaning method and apparatus suitable for thoroughly cleaning medical instruments, particularly instruments used in dental treatment and with strongly adhesive deposits such as cement and the like. The instrument cleaning process according to the present invention comprising a boiling step of boiling instruments with deposits thereon in a boiling vessel, allowing water to soak into the deposits, a drying step of drying the boiled instruments with hot air in a drying vessel to dry the water-soaked deposits, and a washing step of washing the dried instruments in a washing vessel to remove the dried deposits. Thus, the instruments with deposits thereon are boiled in the boiling step, in which water soaks into the deposits, then the boiled instruments are dried in the drying step, whereby the water soaked into the deposits is evaporated to weaker the adhesive force of the deposits, and subsequently the dried instruments are washed in the washing step, whereby the deposits which have been made less adhesive are removed from the instruments. In this way the instruments with deposits can be cleaned to a satisfactory extent.

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Niigata, Japan

Masatoshi Azuma