Daiso Co., Ltd.

Daihatsu Motor Company, Ltd.

Matsuo Electric Company, Limited

Agc Engineering Co., Ltd.

Yasushi Yoshida

Yukio Matsumura

Shouhei Matsui

Masatoshi Tanaka

Koji Hirakura

Nobuyoshi Shoji

A terminal-integrated fuse () includes two planar members (), () serving as terminals for mounting on a substrate. The two planar members (), () are spaced on a same horizontal plane. A fuse body () is located on a horizontal plane at a level different from the level of the said horizontal plane and between the planar members (), (). The fuse body () is formed integral with the planar members (), (). A casing () has side walls (), () and end walls (), () disposed around an opening. The fuse body () is positioned in the casing (), and the two planar members (() are in contact with the end walls (), (), respectively. An arc suppressing material portion () is provided in the casing () in such a manner the fuse body () is embedded therein.

Chip-type fuse

In order to solve various problems such as a reduction in a paint resin with the progress of electrodeposition coating treatment and remelting of a coating film or the occurrence of pinholes caused by an increased concentration of an electrolyte as a result of the reduction, upsizing of a hollow electrode with a membrane for electrodeposition coating combined with a barrier membrane (e.g., an ion exchange membrane) and an increase in the number of components should be avoided. In order to realize this, a barrier membranesuch as an ion exchange membrane is attached to the exterior surface of an electrode main body, which is in a hollow state made of a conductive material and configured so as to allow a liquid to pass through freely between the inside and outside of the electrode serving as a support.

Hollow electrode with film for electrodeposition coating

The invention relates to a vehicle suspension arm supporting structure. A receiving portionis formed integrally on a subframewhich is formed of a light metal in such a manner as to extend transversely outwards, and a sheet steel memberis connected to the subframeby a bolt or a nut in such a manner as to be situated below the receiving portionof the subframeat a predetermined interval. A base portionof a suspension armis disposed between the receiving portionof the subframeand the sheet steel member, the base portionof the suspension armis supported on the subframevia a rubber bushing jointby a connecting boltwhich vertically passes through the receiving portionof the subframeand the sheet steel member, and the receiving portionof the subframeis connected to a side memberby the connecting bolt

Vehicle suspension arm supporting structure

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Osaka, Japan

Yasushi Yoshida