Toyota Jidosha Kabushiki Kaisha

Mitsubishi Monsanto Chemical Co., Ltd.

Takahiro Iwase

Nobuo Kobayashi

Naofumi Masuda

Hiroyuki Mochizuki

Shigenori Tamaki

Takuo Sibata

Hajime Takeshita

Kunio Hayashi

Yosio Kuroiwa

Shigemi Shioya

Seiho Kawakami

Yoshisada Wada

Kazuhiko Tsuda

Yasushi Hayashida

Yoshio Taguchi

Takashi Miyake

Shigetoshi Miyoshi

Shoji Ikawa

Atsuyuki Tsuzuki

Shigeo Aiba

Takeshi Onogi

Yo Isegawa

Katsuro Harada

Kimimasa Muryayama

Nobuo Kabayashi

Tutomu Sugiura

Taisuke Nakamura

Tsutomu Sugiura

Takeshi Kito

Hiroyuki Machizuki

A steering gear apparatus of the rack-and-pinion type including a pinion formed with helical teeth and a rack member formed with helical teeth which are brought into meshing engagement with the helical teeth of the pinion in such a manner that a steering effort is applied to the meshed portion of the helical teeth of the pinion and rack member at a predetermined angle relative to an axis line of the rack member, the rack member being resiliently biased toward the pinion, wherein the helical teeth of the pinion or the rack member each are formed with a tip portion to be brought into engagement with each root of the helical teeth of the rack member or the pinion.

Steering gear apparatus of rack-and-pinion type

A method for producing a sliding coupling, w hich comprises injecting a casting material comprising the following components (A) and (B) into a clearance between a bearing and a shaft fitted in and rotatably or reciprocatively supported by the bearing, wherein a primer is preliminarily applied to either the shaft or the bearing and a releasing agent is preliminarily applied to the other; followed by polymerization and curing to form a resin lining on the surface of the shaft or the bearing:

Method for producing a sliding coupling by a monomer casting method

A method of applying a synthetic resin layer to an outer surface of a metal part, comprising heating the metal part to a temperature higher than a melting point of a synthetic resin, embedding the heated metal part within a powdered mass of the synthetic resin, thereby melting a portion of the powdered mass surrounding the outer surface of the heated melt part, holding the heated metal part within the powdered mass for a time period sufficient to permit the molten portion of the powdered mass to be coated on the outer surface of the heated metal part as the synthetic resin layer, removing the metal part coated with the synthetic resin layer from the powdered mass, and maintaining the removed metal part at a temperature higher than the melting point and lower than a thermal decomposition point of the synthetic resin, to hold the deposited resin layer in a molten state for a suitable length of time, in order to allow the escape of possibly entrapped air from the resin layer.

Method for coating metal part with synthetic resin including post

A broaching method for finishing an outer peripheral surface of a resin layer of a resin-coated lobe-type rotor for a rotary fluid machine of a Roots type, which includes the steps of forming, with a leading grooving cutter, at least one chip-breaker groove in the outer peripheral surface of the resin layer, such that the chip-breaker groove extends in a broaching direction parallel to an axis of rotation of the rotor. The method further includes the steps of finishing at least a portion of the outer peripheral surface of the resin layer with a trailing finish cutter having a cutting edge contour corresponding to the portion of the outer peripheral surface of the resin layer, which is finished by the finish cutter after the chip-breaker groove is formed therein by the grooving cutter. A composite broach or formed broach having the grooving and finish cutters is fed such that the grooving cutter leads the finish cutter in the broaching direction.

Method of broaching outer periphery of lobe-type rotor of roots-type

A method and apparatus for applying a synthetic resin layer to an outer surface of a metal part while the metal part is placed within a powdered mass of a thermally fusible synthetic resin. The metal part within the powdered mass is induction-heated to a temperature higher than a melting point and lower than a thermal decomposition point of the synthetic resin, in order to melt a portion of the powdered mass surrounding the heated metal part, and thereby permit the molten portion of the powdered mass to be deposited as the synthetic resin layer on the outer surface of the heated metal part. To facilitate the placement of the metal part in the powdered mass, air may be blown into the powdered mass to keep the mass in a fluid state.

Method and apparatus for coating metal part with synthetic resin

A method of applying a synthetic resin layer to an outer surface of a metal part while the metal part is positioned within a powdered mass of a thermally fusible synthetic resin. The metal part within the powdered mass is induction-heated to a temperature between a melting point and a thermal decomposition point of the synthetic resin, to melt a portion of the powdered mass surrounding the outer surface of the heated metal part, and to deposit the molten portion of the powdered mass on the outer surface of the heated metal part, as the synthetic resin. The metal part is pushed down by a predetermined distance within the powdered mass, at least once at a point of time after the metal part has been positioned in the powdered mass, and before the induction-heating step has been completed.

Method for coating metal part with synthetic resin

The synthetic resin rack guide to be housed in a gear box of a rack and pinion type steering device for a vehicle. The rack guide includes a generally semi-cylindrical head, an outer cylinder and an inner cylinder. The generally semi-cylindrical head includes a semi-cylindrical concave surface which slidably contacts a back surface of a rack bar. The outer cylinder is separated from the inner cylinder by a circumferentially extending space and is divided into a plurality of sections in the circumferential direction by a plurality of slits which extend in parallel with an axis of the rack guide. Due to the provision of the slits, the outer cylinder can shrink radially inward when it is inserted into a rack housing with no clearance between them and when an interference between them is increased in proportion to an increase in ambient temperature. Thus, a locking of the rack guide with the rack housing is prevented and a smooth sliding is obtained even with the increase in ambient temperature.

Rack guide of synthetic resin for a rack and pinion type steering device

A Roots type pump comprising a pair of mating lobed rotors which are supported by rotor shafts, respectively. Each rotor is fixed to the corresponding rotor shaft by a pin forcibly inserted in a through hole provided through the rotor and rotor shaft. The outer surface of each rotor is surrounded by a coating layer of plastic material, at which the through hole has end openings having cross sectional dimensions greater than that of the substantial part of the through hole.

Roots type pump with pin connection for plastic coated rotor

A Roots-type rotary fluid machine having resin-coated rotors fluid-tightly accomodated in a chamber formed in a housing structure which consists of a generally cup-shaped main housing body having a bore closed at its one end and open the other end, and a covering member which closes the open end of the bore in the housing body. The housing body includes a fillet portion which bridges an inner flat surface defining the bottom of the bore and facing one end face of each rotor, and an inner peripheral surface defining the periphery of the bore and facing the outer peripheral surface of each rotor. The fillet portion is formed along a line of intersection of extensions of the inner flat surface and the inner peripheral surface of the housing body, and inwardly into the bore from this line of intersection. The fillet portion has a generally triangular shape in cross section taken in a direction perpendicular to the above line of intersection.

Roots-type fluid machine

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Anjo, Japan

Takahiro Iwase