Kyodo Printing Co., Ltd.

Honda Giken Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha

Pioneer Electronic Corporation

Shinichi Koizumi

Tatsuya Ogawa

Eisuke Chiba

Hiroshi Koyama

Takeshi Kawaguchi

Masaki Watanabe

Hitoshi Yamamoto

Midori Kato

Katsuyoshi Kawasaki

Saori Takahashi

Hikaru Yamamoto

Akira Terada

Yoshiyuki Nakazato

A laminated sheet or a container includes: an absorbing layer absorbing at least one of liquid and gas; a reinforcing layer laminated on the absorbing layer with an adhesive layer interposed therebetween; an aluminum layer laminated on the reinforcing layer with an adhesive layer interposed therebetween; and a barrier layer laminated on the aluminum layer with an adhesive layer interposed therebetween and suppressing entry of at least one of liquid and gas.

Blister package containing the laminated sheet and container

The purpose of the present invention is to provide an adsorbent composition which can be easily formed into a film by inflation molding at relatively low temperatures even if zeolite is contained therein, and which is not susceptible to the formation of a pin hole. An adsorbent composition which is a resin composition containing a resin, zeolite and a metal soap, and wherein the metal soap contains a long-chain fatty acid calcium, which is a divalent salt of calcium and a long-chain fatty acid having 5-30 carbon atoms, and a long-chain fatty acid zinc, which is a divalent salt of zinc and a long-chain fatty acid having 5-30 carbon atoms.

Adsorbent composition, adsorbent-containing film and method for producing same

A packaging bag and a drying agent with a moisture absorption indicator function are provided without using a heavy metal harmful to the human body. The packaging bag includes a first packaging material () and a second packaging material (). The first packaging material () is provided on an outermost side thereof with a transparent barrier film () having a barrier property against water vapor. The second packaging material () has a light-reflective or light-absorbing film () and a pattern printed layer () overlaid on a bag interior side thereof, the pattern printed layer () having a printed moisture-absorbing indicator pattern (). A desiccant-containing resin film () which becomes transparent due to moisture absorption is overlaid on a bag interior side of at least one of the first packaging material () and the second packaging material (). The drying agent with a moisture absorption indicator function includes an indicator film layer () having a barrier film (), a pattern printed layer () for a moisture absorption indicator, and a moisture-absorbing film () containing zeolite, the pattern printed layer () and moisture-absorbing film () being laminated in this order on the barrier film (). The drying agent further includes a main desiccant layer () and a moisture permeable film () that are overlaid on the moisture-absorbing film ().

Packaging bag and drying agent with moisture absorption indicator function

A moisture absorbent material (drying material) with an indicator function is provided without the use of cobalt chloride containing a heavy metal, low molecular organic substance and the like; and a humidity indicator permitting a state of humidity to be found in a simple manner is also provided. The moisture absorbent material with an indicator function () includes a resin layer () containing 5 to 80 wt % zeolite which is provided on at least one surface thereof with a printed layer including a character, shape, picture or the like, so that the printed layer may visibly appear due to the resin layer becoming transparent by moisture absorption. The humidity indicator () is formed by laminating a film () made of a zeolite-containing resin composition, a polyolefin film () having patterns () printed thereon that include characters, symbols, lines or the like, which are printed to have a difference in the print density, and an aluminum foil () through an adhesive, so that the patterns () may be made sequentially visible due to the film () made of the zeolite-containing resin composition becoming transparent by moisture absorption.

Moisture absorbent material with indicator function, humidity indicator and packaging bag

A video signal reproducing system has a video memory for storing a video signal fed from a source, a memory controller for controlling production of a video signal stored in the video memory, and a display for reproducing a video signal produced from the video memory. Level of an audio signal applied to the display is detected. A detected level is compared with a reference value. A change signal is produced when the detected level is higher than the reference value. In response to the change signal, a video signal stored in the video memory is produced for the reproduction thereof.

Video signal reproducing system

A rear-wheel suspension device on a tricycle vehicle having front and rear vehicle portions interconnected by a rolling joint having a sleeve bearing. To provide increased stability between a pair of rear wheels of the tricycle vehicle, a casing of the rolling joint is pivotably mounted on a frame of the front vehicle portion for pivotable movement. The rolling joint has a spindle connected in a fixed positional relationship relative to axles of the rear wheels. A shock absorber is interposed between the frame and the casing. To increase damping and vibration-isolating ability, the casing is pivotably connected to the frame by a link, and the shock absorber is oriented so as to be substantially perpendicular to a straight line passing through an axis of the rear-wheel axles when they are loaded and a pivot point at which the link is pivotably connected to the casing. The link and the shock absorber have respective longitudinal axes extending substantially parallel to each other, and an engine is oriented such that major vibrations thereof are produced in a direction substantially at a right angle to the aforesaid longitudinal axes.

Rear-wheel suspension device for a tricycle vehicle

An improved form of three-wheeled vehicle of the type having a front wheel arranged in the longitudinal plane of symmetry of the vehicle and a pair of rear wheels arranged symmetrically with respect to the vehicle plane. The pivot joint interconnecting the front and rear frames of the vehicle has a turning axis offset from the vehicle plane to that side of the vehicle on which the driving rear wheel is arranged and extending in a direction inclined laterally outwardly from rear to front of the vehicle. Such pivot arrangement is highly effective to improve the driving stability of three-wheeled vehicles of the type concerned, without involving any structural complication or increase in cost of production.

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Tokyo, Japan

Shinichi Koizumi