Nippon Kayaku Kabushiki Kaisha

Seikosha Co., Ltd.

Murata Manufacturing Co., Ltd.

Ryoden Trading Company, Limited

Toshiaki Furuya

Shigeru Maeda

Yasuaki Matsumura

Yoshihiro Koshido

Hajime Yamada

Dairi Kubo

Atsushi Ishida

Naoko Aizawa

Kenichi Tsumuraya

Katsuki Nakanishi

A header assembly includes a header holding a plurality of electrode pins to be insulated from one another, an ignition element mounting capacitor having at the center of its outer circumferential surfaces external terminal electrodes for electrically connecting to an ignition element mounted on the capacitor, an IC having first, second, and third electrode pads to be electrically connected to end electrodes of the ignition element mounting capacitor and the external terminal electrodes and further having connection electrodes to be electrically connected to the electrode pins of the header for communication with the external. The IC is located on the header, and the ignition element mounting capacitor is located on the IC and electrically connected to the electrode pins through the connection electrodes provided on the IC. The invention provides a squib enabling a size to be minimal and quality to be improved, while maintaining high productivity, and hence provides the header assembly and the ignition element mounting capacitor as components of the squib, and further a gas generator with the squib installed therein for an air bag, and a gas generator having the squib installed therein for a seat belt pretensioner.

Header assembly, squib and gas generator for air bag and gas generator for seat belt pretensioner

An ignition element mounting capacitor having an ignition element mounted on a capacitor, includes therein a first capacitor section and a second capacitor section, and first external terminal electrodes electrically connected to the first capacitor section and second external terminal electrodes electrically connected to the second capacitor section. The first capacitor section has a capacity for igniting ignition powder, and the second capacitor section has a function for removing noise which affects external circuits. Further, provided on the surface of the capacitor are third external terminal electrodes electrically connected to the ignition element. In this manner, the invention provides a squib enabling its size to be miniaturized and its quality to be improved, while keeping a high productivity, and hence provides a header assembly and a ignition element mounting capacitor as components of the squib and further provides a gas generator having such a squib installed therein for an air bag and a gas generator having the squib for a seat belt pretensioner.

Ignition element mounting capacitor, header assembly, squib and gas generator for air bag and gas generator for seat belt pretensioner

A housing for an impact printer has a case body and a cover thereof. They define therebetween an opening for the passage of the paper to be printed and the printed paper. A paper shelf lies over the top surface of the case body, and supported at one end rotatably away from the case body. The end of the paper shelf is located in the vicinity of the opening, and spaced apart from the case body and the cover only to the extent required for the passage of the paper to be printed and the printed paper. The top surface of the case body has at least one projection extending transversely of the paper to be printed. The paper shelf has a lower surface facing the top surface of the case body and formed with at least one projection extending transversely of the paper to be printed. This projection is spaced apart from the projection on the case body longitudinally of the paper to be printed. The projection of the paper shelf has a lower extremity lying at a level below the upper extremity of the projection on the case body.

Printer housing with web tensioning means

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Tokyo, Japan

Toshiaki Furuya