Kyocera Corporation

Kyoto Ceramic Kabushiki Kaisha

Yoshikatsu Okabayashi

Takeshi Matsumoto

Noboru Nakamura

Yoshimasa Osumi

A floating magnetic head having a reinforcing section at a partial area of a coil accommodation groove to increase the flatness accuracy of the air bearing surface of the head and to prevent the air bearing surface from warping when the air bearing surface is flattened.

Floating magnetic head

This disclosure relates to a formed body having activated carbon granules bondedly carried by an inorganic substance body consisting of a sintered body or fused body of inorganic substance powder. The formed body preferably is of a honeycombed structure. The formed body is not only high in strength, excellent in absorbing ability, long in service life, but also permits of molding into various shapes fit for uses. The invention also relates to a method of producing the formed body of the type described above. The method essentially follows the conventional ceramic firing art or ceramic production art.

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Kokubu, Japan

Yoshikatsu Okabayashi