Fuji Photo Film Company, Limited

Mizuho Nishimura

Mikio Kogane

Tsutomu Kimura

Nobuo Watase

Takashi Yoshida

Yasunobu Sakaguchi

Atsushi Shiraishi

A cutter for punching a sheet of material having a fixed block disposed so as to face one side of the sheet, a punching blade disposed at the opposite side of the sheet relative to the fixed block, a cutting blade disposed spacedly and along the punching blade, and a transporting roller disposed inside the moving blade. A punched-out portion punched by the punching blade is thereby transported with and separated from a punched-remaining portion cut by the cutting blade.

Sheet punching cutter

A cutter for punching a sheet of material having a fixed block disposed so as to face one side of the sheet, a moving blade disposed at the opposite side of the sheet relative to the fixed block, and a transporting roller disposed inside the moving blade. A punched-out portion is thereby transported along with a punched-remainder portion.

A cutter of the present invention comprises a punching member having a punching edge and a receiving member for receiving the punching force of the punching member, the receiving member having a sandwich structure comprising two plate materials and an elastic body held therebetween. Therefore, the receiving member is capable of elastically holding the punching edge during punching.

Punching cutter for thin material

A cassette which retains a plurality of stacked resin sheets is loaded on a retaining member of a driving device. A plurality of press-heating stations and a number of cooling stations which is smaller than the number of press-heating stations are disposed around the driving device, and the retaining member is sequentially sent to each of the stations by means of the driving device. In each press-heating station, each of the resin sheets in the cassette retained by the retaining member is thermowelded, and the press-heated resin sheets are cooled in the cooling station. The cassette comprises a cassette body for accommodating a plurality of stacked resin sheets, and a pressing plate brought into contact with the stacked resin sheets so as to press them by means of a resilient member such as a coned disk spring. Thus, the resin sheets are moved from one press-heating station to another while being maintained in a pressed state.

Apparatus for and method of producing resin laminated cards

An information input/output apparatus for a disk film effects inputting and outputting of information in relation to the disk film in which a film disk is attached around a hub. The apparatus is provided with a hollow moving table on which the peripheral edge of the disk film is mounted. The moving table is adapted to be movable to various stations successively. Accordingly, in the inspection station, it is possible to simultaneously project a multiplicity of image frames on the disk film, thereby allowing a highly efficient information input/output operation.

Information input/output apparatus for disk film

A photographic printing apparatus is capable of effecting printing on photographic paper from various types of negative film including a negative film of continuous length by replacing a negative film carrier with another. When the negative film carrier is at its printing position, a light receiver opposes the printing light axis, and only an optical system is moved vertically to cope with a change in magnification during a printing operation. At the time of retraction of the negative film carrier, the light receiver is raised together with the optical system, thereby facilitating the replacement of the negative film carrier.

Photographic printing apparatus

A plurality of optical systems are disposed on a rotating plate in order to cope with a change in magnification during a printing operation. The optical systems are successively moved to a printing light axis by means of the rotation of the rotating plate. In order to ensure the movement of the optical systems, light receivers are separately disposed inside and outside the rotational locus of the optical systems. Thus, it is possible to carry out an operation for changing the optical systems without any interference.

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Kanagawa, Japan

Mizuho Nishimura