Kabushiki Kaisha Toshiba

Japan Tobacco Inc.

Asahi Kogaku Kabushiki Kaisha

Toshiba Industrial Products and Systems Corporation

Toshiba Industrial Products Manufacturing Corporation

Asahi Kohki Co., Ltd.

Toshiba Industrial Products and Systems Corporatio

Takayuki Akatsuka

Toyonobu Yamada

Tadashi Morishima

Motoyasu Mochizuki

Takashi Hanai

Yasuo Hirano

Etuo Minamihama

Takeo Kaito

Chidai Isaka

Masanori Ohashi

Youichi Seo

Yukio Suzuki

Saburo Ogawa

Naotugu Ariga

Tooru Yamagiwa

Katsumi Kinoshita

Naoya Fujita

Hiroshi Horai

Masanori Ihori

The apparatus for manufacturing an iron core for a dynamo-electric machine according to an embodiment of the present invention is provided with a rotary layering part for layering while rotating an iron core material punched from an electromagnetic steel sheet, a drive source for generating a drive force for rotating the rotary layering part, and a drive force transmission part for transmitting the drive force generated by the drive source to the rotary layering part. The drive force transmission part is configured from a plurality of gears arranged between the drive source and the rotary layering part. The rotary layering part is provided with a rotation position establishing means for establishing the rotation position of the rotary layering part.

Apparatus for manufacturing iron core for rotating electric machine

A method of manufacturing a stator core includes punching out core members from an electrical steel sheet in three rows arrangement side by side along a width direction of the electrical steel sheet. Each of the core members has connecting projections. The connecting projections project radially outward from an outer periphery of the core member. The punched out core members are stacked to form the stator core. Each of the core members in two of the three rows arrangement have a connecting projection angled at a first angle from the width direction of the electrical steel sheet. Each of the core members in a third row having a connecting projection angled at a different second angle from the width direction of the electrical steel sheet.

Method of manufacturing stator core

A method of manufacturing a stator core includes die-cutting iron core materials from a band-shaped magnetic steel sheet and stacking the materials. Each material includes an inner circumference formed with three interconnecting lugs. At least one of the lugs included in one of two rows is located between the materials lengthwise adjacent to each other in the other row. Marginal regions are located in parts of the sheet located between the lugs of the materials adjacent to each other in a lengthwise direction of the sheet in a common row, between the material of the one row and the material of the other row and between the materials to be die-cut and each end of the sheet, respectively. The marginal regions are sized to be approximate to a web width in order to join remaining materials after the materials have been die-cut.

Method of manufacturing stator core and the stator core

A parts feeder for feeding parts that are disposed on a carrier having a base tape and an adhesive tape. Parts are disposed above holes which are formed at equal intervals on the base tape, and the parts are held by an adhesive tape adhered to a lower surface of the base tape. The feeder includes a pitched feeding mechanism for intermittently feeding the carrier tape at a predetermined pitch, a separating mechanism for separating the adhesive tape from the base tape in synchronization with the feeding of the carrier tape at an adhesive tape separating stage, and a pressing mechanism for pressing the parts disposed on the base tape against the base tape prior to the separation of the adhesive tape from the base tape at the adhesive tape separating stage.

Parts feeder

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Mie, Japan

Takayuki Akatsuka