Hi-lex Corporation

Tatsuhiko Hasegawa

Atsushi Nishimura

Sho Yoshida

Tomoyoshi Okada

Masaki Tamura

Provided is a position adjustment mechanism including: a case; a moving member including a first engaging part and a second engaging part; a lock member provided in the case so as to be movable between a lock position for regulating movement of the moving member in a first direction with respect to the case and a separate position for allowing relative movement of the moving member with respect to the case; and a long member. The lock member includes: a first engaged part engaging with the first engaging part in the first direction; and a second engaged part engaging with the second engaging part in the first direction. When the lock member is at the separate position, the lock member regulates separation of the moving member from the case by engagement of the first engaging part with the first engaged part in the first direction.

Position adjustment mechanism

Provided is a cable connecting mechanism including a slider and a slider housing member. The slider housing member has a lid member, a bottom surface member, a pair of side walls, a one-end-side hinge connecting the lid member and the bottom surface member, an another-end-side hinge connecting the member and the bottom surface member, a first engagement structure provided on an outer surface closer to one end of the slider housing member than the one-end-side hinge, a second engagement structure, a third engagement structure, a fourth engagement structure, a cable extension part, and a wall portion arranged to be sandwiched between the one-end-side hinge and the another-end-side hinge. In a closed state, when a load is applied to the cable so as to release the closed state by pressing at least one of the lid member and the bottom surface member, the wall portion abuts against an outer circumference of another one of the lid member and the bottom surface member, to restrict a movement of the lid member or the bottom surface member in an alignment direction of the pair of side walls. Therefore, the hinge is not easily broken.

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Takarazuka, Japan

Tatsuhiko Hasegawa