Nissha Printing Co., Ltd.

National University Corporation Kyoto Institute of Technology

Yoshihide Inako

Masahiro Nishida

Takao Sumi

Tenri Isoda

Yosuke Matsukawa

Kazuhiro Nishikawa

Takao Hashimoto

Yasuisa Takinishi

Hajime Mori

Ryoumei Omote

Kanji Suyama

Kouichirou Shimamoto

Tetsuya Nakayama

Tenri Hiratani

Takashi Matoba

Tomoko Hirano

Masayasu Sakane

Yoshihiro Harada

Kenji Kishi

An insect control sheet containing a Cry polyhedron prepared by fixing an insecticidal protein (a Cry toxin) produced byto a polyhedron of polyhedrin protein is provided. The insect control sheet contains the Cry polyhedron and is used by floating on water. The insect control sheet is floatable on water, and includes a pure matrix layerand a toxin-containing matrix layercontaining the Cry polyhedronwhich are layered on the underside of a sheet-shaped first sheet substrate. The pure matrix layeris composed of a degradable or water-soluble second material and the toxin-containing matrix layeris composed of a degradable or water-soluble third material and the Cry polyhedron. The toxin-containing matrix layer sustainably releases the Cry polyhedron to the water on which the insect control sheet is floated.

Insect control sheet

In a transparent conductive film for use in a transparent touch panel in which a lower electrode and an upper electrode are stacked so as to be spaced from each other by spacers, the transparent conductive film being provided on an electrode substrate of at least one of the electrodes and thereby forming the electrode, the transparent conductive film has, in its surface shape, an arithmetic mean roughness (Ra) within a range of 0.4 nm&#x2266;Ra&#x2266;4.0 nm and a root-mean-square roughness (Rms) within a range of 0.6 nm&#x2266;Rms&#x2266;3.0 nm.

Transparent conductive film for transparent touch panel, transparent touch panel using transparent conductive film, and method of manufacturing transparent conductive film

A color filter in accordance with the present invention comprises an activated film layer (2) arranged on a transparent substrate (1), said activated film layer (2) having a color pattern formed thereon by permeating a dye thereinto, and a thin metal film pattern (3) formed on a portion, of said activated film layer (2), which requires the formation of a black mask. Accordingly, the color filter integrated into various display devices such as a liquid crystal display is capable of displaying an image having a high contrast. Further, a method for forming a color filter in accordance with the present invention comprises the steps of forming an activated film layer (2) on a transparent substrate (1); permeating a dye into said activated film layer (2) to form a color pattern; and performing an electroless plating to form said thin metal film pattern (3) which functions as a black mask. Accordingly, the method in accordance with the present invention is capable of easily forming a color filter capable of displaying an image having a high contrast.

Color filter and the manufacturing method therefor

Method for producing color filter comprising an inorganic active layer

A color filter in accordance with the present invention comprises an activated film layer (2) arranged on a transparent substrate (1), said activated film layer (2) having a color pattern formed thereon by permeating a dye thereinto, and a thin metal film pattern (3) formed on a portion, of said activated film layer (2), which requires the formation of a black mask. Accordingly, the color filter integrated into various display devices such as a liquid crystal display is capable of displaying an image having a high contrast.

Color filter with a porous activated film layer having dyes fixed in the

High property, high precision color filter and method for manufacturing

Method of transfer printing plastic molded articles having patterns of

A transfer printing machine in which the articles to be transfer-printed are held in a holder made of a material which does not substantially expand when heated and the articles are heated by an infrared radiation heater to a predetermined temperature. A transfer sheet having symbols and/or designs formed thereon with thermo-diffusible dye is pressed by a pressing pad against the surface of the articles so that the symbols and/or designs are transfer-printed on the surfaces of the heated articles.

Apparatus for transfer printing

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Kyoto, Japan

Yoshihide Inako