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Hideki Yamaguchi

Hiroyuki Inoue

Sadayuki Sugama

Yasuo Kotaki

Hideaki Kawakami

Hitoshi Nakamura

Akihiro Yamanaka

Soichi Hiramatsu

Toshihiko Ujita

Takashi Nojima

Keiichiro Tsukuda

Akira Kida

Takeshi Iwasaki

Tetsuya Ohashi

Ryoji Inoue

Masanori Takenouchi

Hiroki Hayashi

Tatsuo Nanjo

Wataru Takahashi

Masashi Ogawa

Koichi Kubo

Takeho Miyashita

Hironori Murakami

Yuji Hamasaki

Takashi Fukushima

Kenji Kitabatake

Keisuke Matsuo

Hiroyuki Tokuda

Tsutomu Abe

Kenta Udagawa

Kenjiro Watanabe

Naozumi Nabeshima

Hideki Ogura

Kazuya Yoshii

Kyosuke Nagaoka

Hiroshi Koshikawa

Soji Kondo

Hitoshi Takada

Eiichiro Shimizu

Norihiro Ikebe

Jun Hinami

Shigeki Fukui

Hajime Yamamoto

Hiromasa Amma

Yohei Sato

Kazuhiro Nakajima

Osamu Sato

Torachika Osada

Shogo Kawamura

Hidemi Kubota

Hideo Saikawa

Hisashi Yamamoto

Naoki Tashiro

Kyosuke Toda

Minoru Nozawa

Koji Yamakawa

Masashi Miyagawa

Yasunori Senshiki

Yukuo Yamaguchi

Teruo Arashima

Satoshi Kimura

Noriko Sato

Hideo Fukazawa

Toshiaki Tokisawa

Haruyuki Matsumoto

Kazuaki Masuda

Masahiko Higuma

Nobuyuki Hatasa

Daisaku Ide

Shosaku Kawashima

Yoshito Mizoguchi

Hitomi Ito

Hitoshi Nishikori

Takahiro Mori

Satoshi Seki

Hiroshi Sugitani

Tsuyoshi Orikasa

Junji Shimoda

Shozo Hattori

Hiroaki Mihara

Kayomi Sato

Toshiaki Sasaki

Masao Kato

Kiyomitsu Kudo

Akio Saito

Shuzo Iwanaga

Haruo Uchida

Minako Kato

Noriyasu Nagai

Takashi Saito

Masahiko Igaki

Yoshihisa Takizawa

Yasushi Iijima

Masashi Ogasawara

Kazuo Iwata

Takashi Kusanagi

Kazuhiko Miyahara

Masao Furukawa

Masanori Kaneko

A member mountable to a mounting portion provided with an ink receiving tube and a plurality of electrical connecting portions, the member includes a first portion including an outwardly facing surface and provided with an inserting portion into which the ink receiving tube is capable of being inserted; a second portion opposite from the first portion; and a third portion connecting the first portion and the second portion with each other and provided with a plurality of pad electrodes electrically connectable with the electrical connecting portions. The member is mountable to the mounting portion by being inserted into the mounting portion in an inserting direction with the first portion at a leading side. The pad electrodes are electrically connectable with the electrical connecting portions by being moved in a direction different from the inserting direction.

Member including pad electrode, ink cartridge, recording apparatus

A member includes a plurality of pad electrodes and a casing, wherein the plurality of pad electrodes are mounted on the casing and are rotatable relative to the casing on the casing.

Member including pad electrode, ink cartridge and recording apparatus

An ink cartridge adapter or ink cartridge includes a casing; and a plurality of pad electrodes mounted on the casing so as to be movable in a direction outwardly away from a side surface of the casing.

Ink cartridge adaptor, ink cartridge and recording apparatus

A blow bottle includes an outer layer and an inner layer, wherein the inner layer has blackness higher than that of the outer layer, and wherein the outer layer has an L* value of 20 or more and 90 or less in an International Commission on Illumination (CIE) L*a*b* color system.

Blow bottle and method for molding blow bottle

An ink cartridge includes a housing that has an air communication port and stores a liquid inside and a sealing member attached to the housing in such a way as to cover the air communication port. The sealing member includes an adherent region attached to the housing and a non-adherent region not attached to the housing. The non-adherent region extends to an end portion of the sealing member and forms a communication passage which establishes communication between the air communication port and air.

Ink cartridge with a housing sealed by a sealing member that changeably forms an air communication passage

Head for ink cartridge for computer printers

Ink cartridge for computer printers

An ink cartridge storing ink inside the ink cartridge including an ink flow path extending from the inside where the ink is stored to outside of the ink cartridge, wherein the ink flow path includes a first opening that opens toward the outside, a second opening that opens to an opposite side of the first opening, a first valve configured to seal the first opening, a second valve configured to seal the second opening, and a biasing member connected to the first and second valves and configured to bias the first and second valves.

Ink cartridge

A liquid container is enabled to contain a liquid therein. An outer wall of the liquid container has a first surface, a second and a third surfaces are adjacent to the first surface, and the second surface and the third surface face each other. The first surface has a space in which a storage element storing the information on the liquid container is contained. The first surface and the second surface have a first recessed portion that crosses a boundary between the first surface and the second surface, and the first surface and the third surface have a second recessed portion that crosses a boundary between the first surface and the third surface. The first recessed portion and the second recessed portion face each other across the space.

Liquid container

Ink cartridge for computer printer

Provided is an ink cartridge having an ink storage portion for storing an ink therein and a plurality of flow paths for supplying the ink to the outside of the ink cartridge. In the ink cartridge, the plurality of flow paths each has a bottom flow path having a bottom opening in a vertically lower direction in the ink storage portion during use of the ink cartridge and a top flow path having a top opening in a vertically upper direction in the ink storage portion than the bottom flow path during use of the ink cartridge; the bottom flow path has a resistance different from that of the top flow path; and air is not introduced into the ink storage portion when the ink is supplied from the bottom flow path and the top flow path.

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Yokohama, Japan

Yasuo Kotaki