Kawasaki Jukogyo Kabushiki Kaisha

Tamami Oryu

Katsuya Umemoto

Yohei Murase

Hiroaki Fukuda

A bending mechanism includes: a shaft part; a bendable part linked to the shaft part; a forward end part linked to the bendable part; an operating rod or an operating wire inserted through grooves or holes of the shaft part and the bendable part and having a distal end thereof fixed to the bendable part; and a pressing portion configured to be able to press the operating rod or the operating wire against a fixed portion of the shaft part. The bendable part is configured to be bendable as a result of the operating rod or the operating wire being operated in an extending direction thereof. The operating rod or the operating wire is configured such that, when pressed against the fixed portion of the shaft part by the pressing portion, the operating rod or the operating wire is fixed by friction force.

Bending mechanism and medical equipment

A unit winding formed by bundling conductor strands in a first slot first sectional region from one end in a stator axial direction toward the other end is turned back so that positions of the insulating conductor strands are inverted in the axial direction. The unit winding is disposed into a second slot third sectional region from the other end in the axial direction toward the one side, and turned back so that the positions of the strands are inverted in a circumferential direction. Then, the turned back unit winding is disposed into the first slot second sectional region from the one end in the axial direction toward the other side, and turned back so that positions of the strands are inverted in the axial direction. The unit winding is disposed in the second slot fourth sectional region from the other end in the axial direction toward the one end.

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Kakogawa, Japan

Tamami Oryu