Yoshino Kogyosho Co., Ltd.

Ocean Spray Cranberries, Inc.

Incorporated Administrative Agency, National Agriculture and Bio-oriented Research Organization

Taisha Food Inc.

Marusan-ai Co., Ltd.

Nippon Paint Compnay, Ltd.

Taishi Food Inc.

Shinji Shimada

Hiroaki Sugiura

Takamitsu Nozawa

Tetsuo Takahashi

Takayuki Abe

Kazuo Suzuki

Takao Kishi

Katsuhito Kuwahara

Shuzo Endo

Yuji Kohara

Takao Iizuka

Atsushi Ota

Takayuki Sunagawa

Fujio Shioiri

Hideyoshi Kamashima

Kazunori Hashimoto

Keisuke Miyairi

Yoshio Akiyama

Shigeru Hayakawa

Nobuo Yamanaka

Yasuyuki Imaizumi

Nobuhisa Sudo

Hiroichi Ishii

Kazuaki Nose

Takao Kurosawa

Yuko Onoda

Hifumi Egusa

Koji Sasagawa

Sadatoshi Kose

Atsushi Ohta

Tomoya Sueki

Kimiko Tsuzuki

Hiroaki Asao

Isao Kunishi

Masanori Tezuka

Akio Kikuchi

Yuhi Kono

Yoshitake Takada

Tetsufumi Sakai

Hideyoshi Kawashima

Takashi Koizumi

A molded resin product includes a substrate made of a transparent resin, opaque coating film disposed on rear surface of the substrate except for an area set aside for a patterned portion, a transparent resin material disposed in the area set aside for the patterned portion on the rear surface of the substrate, and an opaque reflection coating or a half-reflective coating laminated to the transparent resin material. Under this configuration, the patterned portion looks as if it pops up from the rear surface of the substrate. If a half-reflective coating is used, the pattern is visible through the half-reflective coating when the pattern is viewed from the rear surface of the lid of a molded resin product.

Molded resin product and process for surface treatment thereof

A synthetic resin container having an improved strength without requiring use of increased resin amount has a container body with a plurality of sectioned recesses (). In the disclosed invention, a label () is arranged on the container body () for improving the rigidity of the container by surrounding the container body.

Synthetic resin container

The technical problem of this invention is to establish a method of processing a synthetic resin tube, in which the shape of a part of the tube wall is changed to form easily an attractively hollowed and/or raised portion in a fairly wide area of the tube wall. The object of this invention is to provide a tubular container having excellent decorativeness, appearance, or functionality that has never been found before. A method of processing a synthetic resin tube comprises utilizing a mandrel having a mold portion, which has at least a shape selected from a hollowed shape, a raised shape, and a hollowed and raised shape formed in a part of outer surface of the mandrel, and which is also provided with small through-holes in this mold portion; inserting a bottomed cylindrical mandrel into a synthetic resin tube, while bringing the inner wall of the tube in contact with the mandrel; heating and softening the tube in the portion facing the mold portion; deaerating the tube via a central opening and the through-holes to mold the softened portion of the tube in a manner similar to vacuum molding; and forming in the tube wall at least one of the portions selected from a hollowed portion, a raised portion, and a hollowed and raised portion.

Method of processing a synthetic resin tube, and tubular container

A liquid jetting pump of the present invention is constructed such that an intra container liquid is sucked into a cylinderthrough a suction valveby moving a vertically movable memberup and down, and the intra cylinder liquid is jetted out of a nozzlethrough a discharge valvefrom a stem. A plurality of ribsare protruded in a peripheral direction from a lower edge part within the cylinder. Engagement recessed portionsare formed in inner parts of the upper surfaces of the ribs. A lower edge of a coil springfor biasing the vertically movable memberis secured to each of the engagement recessed portions, thereby permitting a flow of liquid on both sides of the lower edge of the spring internally externally.

Non-leaking non-dripping liquid jet pump

A hinge includes first hinge connectors having first shaft holes drilled and which are disposed at a rear of a synthetic resin case body that may contain a cosmetic material; a second hinge connector having a second shaft hole drilled and which is disposed at a rear of a synthetic resin lid that opens or closes with respect to the case body. The hinge also includes synthetic resin hinge shafts inserted through the first shaft holes, the second shaft hole, and two protruded fitting parts with a shape of a short cylinder disposed so as to project from end faces of the first hinge connectors and come in abutment with two U-shaped, recessed fitting parts disposed on end faces of the second hinge connector. The recessed fitting parts have an opening to a front side the lid, the opening having a width substantially equal to a diameter of the protruded fitting parts, the recessed fitting parts having a center of curvature that corresponds to a center of the second shaft hole and have a radius of curvature of substantially the same radius of curvature the protruded fitting parts. The hinge prevents shearing forces from acting on the hinge shafts and protects the hinge shafts against shearing fracture.

Hinge structure of a case

A squeezable plastic bottle with a handle which is bendable by forming a bending deformation portion in the handle. The bending deformation portion of the handle can be a bending portion formed in the middle portion of the longitudinal direction of the handle. Further a bending rib can be formed between the handle and the body wall surface. The body may be squeezable and deformable by forming a bending rib in the bottle body.

Plastic bottle with handle

Hinge structure for container

A blow-molded synthetic resin bottle that can be fully flattened and easily restored to an original shape. The bottle includes at least a line of turn is formed on the shoulder, the body, and the bottom along the entire vertical circumference. Among the sections divided by this line of turn, at least a section is used as a shell section in which at least a nearly entire body portion of this section has relatively high rigidity. The other section is a reversible section in which at least a nearly entire body portion has relatively low rigidity and is capable of being deformed by resilient reversion. The neck is disposed on the shoulder, and the reversible section can be deformed and easily concaved into the shell section for volume reduction and then can be restored to the original shape.

Synthetic resin bottle

A liquid jetting pump of the present invention is constructed such that an intra container liquid is sucked into a cylinderthrough a suction valveby moving a vertically movable memberup and down, and the intra cylinder liquid is jetted out of a nozzlethrough a discharge valvefrom a stemA plurality of ribsare protruded in a peripheral direction from a lower edge part within the cylinder. Engagement recessed portionsare formed in inner parts of the upper surfaces of the ribs. A lower edge of a coil springfor biasing the vertically movable memberis secured to each of the engagement recessed portionsthereby permitting a flow of liquid on both sides of the lower edge of the spring internally externally.

A delicious, multifunctional soybean food, which has no unpleasant odor specific for a soybean and a less astringent taste. A soybean which completely lacks lipoxygenase and lacks group A acetyl saponin or soyasapogenol A, is used.

Soybean processed food

A liquid jetting pump of the present invention is constructed such that an intra container liquid is sucked into a cylinder through a suction valve by moving a vertically movable member up and down, and the intra cylinder liquid is jetted out of a nozzle through a discharge valve from a stem . A plurality of ribs are protruded in a peripheral direction from a lower edge part within the cylinder. Engagement recessed portions are formed in inner parts of the upper surfaces of the ribs. A lower edge of a coil spring for biasing the vertically movable member is secured to each of the engagement recessed portions , thereby permitting a flow of liquid on both sides of the lower edge of the spring internally externally.

Bottle having flattened cross sectional shape

A thin-walled laminated synthetic resin body for a liquid container according to the invention comprises first and second thin-walled synthetic resin layers ( ), each having a curved surface portion ( ) and a projection ( ) extending outwardly from a predetermined region at an edge of the curved surface portion ( ). The first and second layers ( ) are laminated to each other with the curved surface portions ( ) bulging out in the same direction, are integrated with each other at the edges ( ) of the curved surface portions ( ) and projections ( ), and are separable from each other at regions exclusive of the edges ( ). When a liquid is charged, the curved surface portion ( ) of one of the first and second layers ( ) is separated from the curved surface portion ( ) of the other layer ( ) and reversed. By this, the curved surface portions bulge out in the opposite directions to define an inner space between the curved surface portions ( ) for containing a liquid. The laminated body has a high freedom degree of design of the container shape, can be readily formed into desired three-dimensional shape depending upon various applications, and can be manufactured simply and at low cost with conventional production system.

Thin-walled synthetic resin laminated body for liquid container and method for manufacturing the same

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Tokyo, Japan

Shinji Shimada