Sysmex Corporation

Sumitomo Rubber Industries Limited

Other

Toru Nishikawa

Hiroki Koike

Nobuya Tamura

Kazuya Suzuki

Masayuki Sakamoto

Kimio Inoue

Yutaka Kuroda

Norifumi Yamada

Ko Takakura

Takuzo Iwata

Atsushi Yamakage

Takuji Kusumoto

Yasuhiro Narahara

Shinobu Suzuki

Yoshiyuki Kawai

Yajun Zhang

Akio Koro

Disclosed is a testing apparatus comprising a disposal container body comprising: a first opening portion that faces upward to receive a used test piece dropped by a test piece transfer part of the testing apparatus, wherein the test piece transfer part is configured to transfer the used test piece to the first opening portion; and a second opening portion that faces laterally to receive a liquid waste and to which an end of a discharge pipe of the testing apparatus is inserted, wherein the discharge pipe is configured to transfer the liquid waste to the second opening portion.

Disposal container for testing apparatus and testing apparatus

Disposal container for medical diagnostic wastes

A pneumatic tire including a carcass containing a ply of cords defining the innermost reinforcing cord layer extending between bead portions, and an airtight layer disposed inside the cords of the carcass ply along the inner surface of the tire, covering substantially the entire inner surface of the tire, wherein the airtight layer is made of air-impermeable rubber including at least 10 weight % of halogenated butyl rubber and/or halogenated isobutylene-paramethyl styrene copolymer in its rubber base, and the thickness of the airtight layer measured from the inner surface of the tire to the cords of the carcass ply is in a range of from 0.2 to 0.7 mm.

Pneumatic tire with specified airtight layer on inner surface

Each mixing rotor for a batch mixer is rotatably insertable into a mixing chamber such that tip clearances are defined between tips of mixing blades and an inner surface of a mixing chamber and is provided on its outer circumferential surface with a plurality of mixing blades for imparting shearing forces to a material to be mixed by causing the material to pass through the tip clearances. The plurality of mixing blades include a nonlinear blade which is substantially nonlinear from a start point to a terminal point in a development of the mixing rotor developed into a plane about its longitudinal axis, and other linear blades which are linear in the development and whose helix angle to the longitudinal axis of the mixing rotor is set at 15 to 35&deg;. An appropriate mixing control capable of realizing both sufficient mixing and sufficient dispersion can be executed by mixing and dispersing the material in a well-balanced manner by means of the mixing rotor.

Batch mixer and a mixing rotor for the same

A tire building apparatus includes a tire building drum for pulling and holding a tire component on the outer circumference thereof. The tire building drum is formed with a plurality of suction portions for pulling the tire component to the tire building drum, and a pitch of a pair of adjacent suction portions in the circumferential direction is set different from a pitch of another pair of adjacent suction portions in the circumferential direction of the tire building drum.

Tire building apparatus and method

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Kobe, Japan

Toru Nishikawa