Toyoda Gosei Co., Ltd.

Toyota Jidosha Kabushiki Kaisha

Kabushiki Kaisha Toyota Chuo Kenkyusho

Other

Sumitomo Chemical Company, Limited

Kao Corporation

Denki Kagaku Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha

Japan Synthetic Rubber Co., Ltd.

Masayoshi Ichikawa

Atsushi Suzuki

Masatoshi Sugimoto

Tadaoki Okumoto

Katsumasa Takeuchi

Kiyomitsu Terashima

Kazuya Watanabe

Yoshinobu Suehiro

Satoshi Wada

Arimitsu Usuki

Akane Okada

Norio Sato

Koji Tasumi

Hironobu Shigematsu

Katsumi Nakashima

Hidenobu Honda

Daisuke Tsutsumi

Tomoaki Okita

Hiroshi Ooyama

Seiichi Sahara

Tetsuo Yamada

Kinrou Hashimoto

Hiroshi Ito

Makoto Kato

Takashi Ohta

Masanori Aritake

Yasushi Abe

Tatsuo Hamanaka

Masaaki Tsuchihashi

Makoto Mouri

Hiroji Enyo

Toshio Miyabayashi

Yasuyuki Suzuki

Noriyuki Horiuchi

Hideyuki Fujiwara

Shinichiro Zen

Toru Yoshida

Fujio Ninomiya

Eitaro Okuya

Masao Owaki

Azusa Tsukigase

Atsushi Murase

Shinji Hasegawa

Koichi Tangiku

Masaki Koike

Yasushi Miyamoto

Takashi Sakakibara

Akira Imao

Rikizo Nakata

Koichi Sakai

Hiroaki Shimizu

Takashi Kawazoe

Kenichi Funato

Shinichiro Iwanaga

A solid-state device having: a flip-chip mounted solid-state element; a power receiving/feeding portion having a mounting substrate to allow that a mounting surface of the solid-state element forms substantially the same plane as a surface of the mounting substrate; and an inorganic sealing portion made of an inorganic sealing material having a thermal expansion coefficient equal to that of the power receiving/feeding portion for sealing the solid-state element.

Light-emitting element including a fusion-bonding portion on contact electrodes

Solid state device and light-emitting element

An automobile weatherstripping includes an extrusion-formed part and a mold-formed part, the mold-formed part being welded and integrated with the extrusion-formed part. The extrusion-formed part is made of an olefin elastomer and the mold-formed part is made of a resin composition containing an olefin resin, ethylene-&agr;-olefin copolymer rubber, hydrogenated aromatic vinyl conjugated diene compounds block copolymer mineral oil and at least one of natural rubber and butadiene rubber in predetermined proportions. The extrusion-formed part and the mold-formed part have a sufficient level of bonding strength with no bonding agent layer being used therebetween.

Automobile weatherstripping

Devulcanized rubber in which sulfuric crosslinking bonds are cut and which contains carbon black particles having very small diameters. Vulcanized rubber of discarded products is devulcanized by heating it at a temperature of 180.degree. C. --350.degree. C. and applying a shearing pressure of 10-150 kg/cm.sup.2 thereto. Reclaimed rubber products are manufactured by vulcanizing and molding, into desired shapes, a material made of only devulcanized rubber in which sulfuric crosslinking bonds are cut and which contains carbon black particles having very small diameters or a material made of the devulcanized rubber mixed with virgin unvulcanized rubber.

Method of manufacturing devulcanized rubber using high temperature and

An automobile weather strip including at least (a) a weather strip body formed from a first composition including at least one rubber polymer and at least one chemical suitable for effecting sulfur-vulcanization, and (b) a decorative layer formed from a second composition including at least one thermoplastic elastomer and hydrotalcite as a discoloration-preventing agent for the decorative layer. The decorative layer is directly adhered onto the weather strip body.

Automobile weather strip and method for making the same

A rubber layer structure provided with a first rubber layer having a first liquid facing surface for contact with a liquid surface and a second rubber layer in contact with a second surface of the first rubber layer. The first rubber layer is formed of a peroxide vulcanization first rubber compound which mainly comprises EPDM, contains sulfur powder as a co-crosslinking agent and does not contain a zinc compound. The second rubber layer is formed of a sulfur vulcanization second rubber compound which mainly comprises EPDM and contains a zinc compound. The first rubber layer and the second rubber layer are adhered together by vulcanization.

Rubber layer structure

A layered molding and method for making the same which has excellent anti-permeability to gasoline. The layered molding is defined by a fluoroplastic or polyamide plastic and an epichlorohydrin rubber. The fluoroplastic is a copolymer formed from at least two precursors selected from the group consisting of hexafluoropropylene, tetrafluoroethylene, and vinylidene fluoride, which are selected within a plotted range to preferably form a binary or tertiary composition. The epiclorohydrin rubber contains organic phosphonium. The resulting molding layer does not require an adhesive agent.

Layered molding

The present invention provides a method of manufacturing a composite material made of a rubber and a clay mineral dispersed uniformly therein. The method proceeds exchanging inorganic ions of the clay mineral with organic onium ions to organize the clay mineral; mixing the organized clay mineral and a process oil and/or a plasticizer; and mixing the rubber material with the mixture of the organized clay mineral and the process oil and/or the plasticizer. Process oil and/or plasticizer are intercalated into the organized clay mineral. As a result, the interlayer distance of the clay mineral is enlarged. The most favorable mode of the present invention is for a barrier material against water, gas and the like and for a rubber material required for an improved mechanical property.

Method of manufacturing composite material of clay mineral and rubber

An ethylene propylene rubber blend containing an ethylene-.alpha.-olefin-diene copolymer as the rubber component of the blend. The ethylene-.alpha.-olefin-diene copolymer has a propylene content of about 43% to about 51% by weight, an iodine value of about 33 to about 39, a Mooney viscosity (ML.sub.1+4 100.degree. C.) of about 34 to about 44, and a molecular weight distribution (M.sub.W /M.sub.N) of about 5 or less. The ethylene propylene rubber blend can be used, for example, for formulating articles such as hoses, and in particular brake hoses. At least an inner tube provided inside the hose is preferably formed of the ethylene propylene rubber blend. The ethylene propylene rubber blends have a modulus of elasticity not significantly dependent upon temperature and are excellent in compression set and processability.

Ethylene propylene rubber blend and hose formulated from the same

A layered molding and method for making the same which has excellent antipermeability to gasoline. The layered molding is defined by a fluoroplastic and an epichlorohydrin rubber. The fluoroplastic is a copolymer formed from at least two precursors selected from the group consisting of hexafluoropropylene, tetrafluoroethylene, and vinylidene fluoride, which are selected within a plotted range to preferably form a binary or tertiary composition. The epichlorohydrin rubber contains organic phosphonium. The resulting layered molding does not require an adhesive agent.

Layered molding including fluoroplastic layer crosslinked with rubber

The present invention relates to an acrylic rubber composition comprising a copolymer composition comprising ethylene monomer units and acrylic acid ester monomer units as main components, wherein said copolymer composition contains an epoxy group-containing cross-linkable compound in an amount of 1.2 to 3.0% by weight (wt %) and said rubber composition contains an isocyanuric acid and a quaternary ammonium salt as vulcanizing agents, and a rubber hose having at least one layer comprising the above acrylic rubber composition vulcanized.

Acrylic rubber composition and rubber hose obtained using the same

A fuel absorbent is provided in which polymer particles having a fuel absorbing ability are contained or dispersed in a binder matrix permeable to fuel. The fuel permeates the binder and is absorbed by the polymer particles. A process is provided for making the fuel absorbent by mixing polymer particles having fuel absorbing ability with a binder dissolved in a solvent, to thereby obtain a dispersion mixture having the polymer particles dispersed therein. The dispersion mixture is then dried to cause the polymer particles to be dispersed in a matrix of the binder. The fuel absorbent has excellent durability and fuel absorbing/desorbing ability.

Fuel absorbent and a process for making the fuel absorbent

A multi-layer rubber hose in which a fluorinated rubber (FKM) layer and a nitrile rubber (NBR) layer adjacent thereto have been vulcanization-adhered to each other. The FKM layer is formed from the vulcanizate of an FKM compound containing a ternary FKM as a polymer component. The vulcanization system is an organic polyol system and a quaternary ammonium salt, and the vulcanization induction time (T.sub.10) satisfies the following equation, 4 minutes .ltoreq.T.sub.10 +determined vulcanization temperature -170.degree. C.) minutes/10.degree. C..ltoreq.7 minutes. The NBR layer is formed from the vulcanizate of the NBR compound, and the NBR comound is a stock rubber into which a functional group having an active hydrogen has been introduced. The vulcanization system is an oragnic peroxide system. The multi-layer rubber hose of the presnt invention is suitable as a fuel hose for cars and has a high resistance to gasohol.

Multi-layer rubber hose and method for producing the same

An ethylene-propylene rubber composition vulcanizable with sulfur in which the rubber component totally or mainly composed of EPDM is incorporated with a zinc oxide, a carbon black, and other ingredients. The EPDM has an iodine value of 20 to 35 and an active zinc oxide is incorporated therein as the zinc oxide in an amount of 1 to 10 PHR. Even with a sulfur vulcanization system, this ethylene-propylene rubber composition is permitted to have compression set resistance equivalent to that of conventional SBR and is improved in heat resistance as well.

Ethylene-propylene rubber compositions

The disclosure describes a peroxide curing rubber composition with good heat characteristics and which has physical properties such as oil resistance and tensile strength similar to conventional sulfur cured rubber compositions. The rubber composition is useful for high heat applications such as a radiator hose.

Ethylene-propylene type rubber composition

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Ichinomiya, Japan

Masayoshi Ichikawa