Toska Co., Ltd.

Other

Mikio Kubota

Tadashi Suzuki

Kenji Masuyama

Tetsuro Wada

A fixture of an indication tag has a magnetic body and is used as a marker for preventing, for example, items in a store or furnishings in public facilities from being removed without permission. The fixture is formed by connecting an engagement male portion ( ) to one end side of a filamentous coupling portion ( ) and an engagement female portion ( ) to the other end side to form a loop (R) by engaging the engagement male portion ( ) and the engagement female portion ( ). The filamentous coupling portion ( ) is formed with a filament ( ) having a soft magnetic material fiber ( ) in order to obscure the location of the magnetic body for the marker preventing it from being removed.

Fixture of indication tag or the like having a magnetic body for marker

A method and device for simple and sure connection of a filament-shaped connecting body, comprising forwardly feeding a collecting body of a multiplicity of filament-shaped connecting bodies L comprising a filament part f, a head h and a joining part k into a join groove and a head groove which are provided on a side of a body from rearwardly of the body receiving the head h into a head support part of a head conveying arm causing the head h to approach a tip end of a hollow needle along a predetermined path from a position spaced from the hollow needle simultaneously causing a rod of a piston to force the joining part k into the hollow needle to fit the same into a latch hole b of the head h to connect the filament part f in a ring-shaped configuration.

Mount device for connection of filament-shaped connecting bodies

A fastener assembly having a plurality of fasteners, each including a retaining projection, a fitting portion for engaging with the retaining projection, and a filament portion arranged between the retaining projection and the fitting portion. A first joint member connects with the retaining projections of the fasteners through first cutting portions. A second joint member connects with the fitting portions through second cutting portions, to array the fasteners in a sheet shape. The axes of the retaining projections and the axes of the fitting holes of the fitting portions are formed perpendicular to the sheet-shaped array plane of the fasteners.

Fastener assembly

A method for manufacturing sealing tool comprising a socket (,) and a head (,) at one end and the other end of a linear element (,) respectively and a protrusion (,) for locking the head (,) in a head-insertion hole (,) of the socket (,), which comprises the steps in the mentioned sequence of fixing a core ball (,) and either the socket (,) or the head (,) to the linear element (,), cutting the linear element (,) at a point close to the core ball (,), pulling the linear element (,) to bring the core ball (,) to be set in a cavity (,) and filing a synthetic resin in the cavity (,) in a manner such that the core ball (,) and the socket (,) engageable with the head (,) are integrally formed.

Method for manufacturing sealing tool

A fastener assembly which includes a plurality of fasteners each having a retaining projection which has a longitudinal axis, a fitting portion formed with an engaging hole which also has an axis in which the retaining projection can engage, and a filament portion arranged between the retaining projection and the fitting portion. A first joint member is connected with the retaining projections of the fasteners through first cutting portions each having a reduce sectional area. A second joint member is connected with the fitting portions through second cutting portions. In this manner, the fasteners are fixed to and securely supported by the first and second joint members to be arrayed in a plane. The axes of the retaining projections and the axes of the fitting holes of the fitting portions are formed perpendicular to the plane of the fasteners. An attaching device can be simply charged with the fastener assembly in a set and in an array and can be disassembled in the device into individual fasteners so that each of these fasteners is enabled to attach a price tag or label to a commodity with a loop of its filament portion by inserting its retaining projection easily to engage with the fitting portion. In the alternative, the fastener assembly can be manually used by disassembling it easily by hand into individual fasteners and can be held in the array state without any entanglement while it is being transported or stored.

Two transverse rod portions of a securing piece having the transverse rod portion at the both ends of a filament portion respectively are simultaneously driven through hollow needles 22 and 22 while journaling one end of a lever 13 so as to approach or separate from a grip portion 12 formed on a body 11 by oscillating, journaling one end of a support table 14 having a bottom support table 14a at the bottom of the body 11, making the front of the support 14 approach or separate from the body 11 by interlocking with the lever 13 and oscillating, and inserting two hollow needles 22 and 22 provided for the bottom of the body 11 into two needle holes 21 and 21 opened in the bottom support table 14a and moreover, an object 7 to be fixed is fixed to an object 6 to be worked by operating the lever 13 while mounting the object 6 to be worked and the object 7 to be fixed on the bottom support table 14a.

Securing-piece attaching apparatus

A tag attacher constructed so that a feed member (18) from which a tooth (18f) engageable with a connecting portion (c) of a tag pin (t) projects and a stopper member (19) from which a tooth (19c) engageable in parallel with the tooth (18f) with the connecting portion projects extend in parallel with each other, the feed member (18) having a head portion (18a) and a lever portion (18b) extended from the head portion (18a), the feed member (18) being turned directly in accordance with the forward and backward movements of a movable member (9) so as to transfer the tag pin (t) to a predetermined position.

Tag attacher

A power operation type tag pin fitting machine wherein a hollow needle is protrusively disposed in front of a main body, a push rod for pushing a transverse rod of the hollow needle and a cylinder for driving the push rod are disposed on the axis of the hollow needle, and an operation member having a portion for protecting the hollow needle is so supported as to move back and forth with respect to a machine frame, is so biased by a spring as to protrude forward, and moves back when the hollow needle is punched to pierce through a product during a fitting operation of the tag pin and automatically operates the cylinder at a predetermined position. The tag pin can be fitted to the product by merely putting the main body on the product.

Growing community of inventors

Tokyo, Japan

Mikio Kubota