Toshiba Tec Kabushiki Kaisha

Tokyo Electric Co.

Takahiko Manda

Yoshifumi Tanabe

Kazunori Murakami

Hiroaki Sudo

An axial flow pump comprising a inner wall disposed in contact with the inside of a stator having winding, a rotor disposed inside the inner wall and adapted to be rotated upon energization of the winding, an axial flow blade formed on an outer periphery of the rotor spirally in a rotational axis direction of the rotor, and a flow path formed between the rotor and the inner wall and defined spirally in the rotational axis direction of the rotor by the axial flow blade. The inner wall is formed of non-magnetic metal and heat generated from the winding upon energization of the winding is transmitted through the inner wall to fluid flowing through the flow path, thereby enhancing the utilization rate of heat generated in the axial flow pump.

Axial flow pump and fluid circulating apparatus

A recording apparatus comprises a recording unit disposed in a case and including support members for supporting a platen a printing head and a sheet feed guide having an outlet situated near a region between the platen and the printing head an an inlet situated on the side of the rolled recording sheet loaded in the case, the sheet feed guide serving to guide the recording sheet from the inlet toward the outlet, thereby delivering the sheet to the region between the platen and the printing head the support members support the sheet feed guide and is rockable between a recording position, where the inlet of the sheet feed guide faces the recording sheet, and a sheet insertion position, where the inlet of the guide faces on opening of the case. The printing head is disengaged from the platen when the support members are brought to the sheet insertion position. A swing cover is swingably mounted on the case and movable between a closed position, where at least part of the opening is closed to cover the recording unit, and an open position where the opening is opened to expose the recording unit.

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Mishima, Japan

Takahiko Manda