Kunimori Kagaku Co., Ltd.

Yusaku Inayama

Yoichi Shiotani

A cable protector including a series of generally cylindrical shells, with adjacent shells pivotable relative to each other; and a support member extending through the shells. The support member holds the shells so that the shells cannot be separated from each other. The support member includes arm sections, corresponding to the shells, connected by flexible linear sections extending along a central axis of the shells. Each arm section includes a base connected to the linear section, and a plurality of arms extending radially outward at equal angles. Each arm has a first end connected to the base, and a second end connected to a surface of the shell toward the central axis.

Cable protector

This container is provided with a box main body () configured by assembling synthetic resin hollow plates into a bottomed square box shape. A plurality of engaging members () having rectangular protrusions () are fixed to a bottom wall () of the box main body (). The engaging members () are fixed in such a manner that the protrusions () protrude from the bottom surface of the bottom wall (), and are positioned in such a manner that lattice-shaped linear recesses, which extend lengthwise and widthwise along the side edges of the bottom wall (), are formed between the protrusions ().

Container

A folding container comprising: an upper frame having two pairs of opposing frame portions each having an engagement portion; a bottom frame with a closed end and having opposing frame portions which respectively correspond to those of the upper frame, each frame portion of the bottom frame having a pivotally support portion; two side plates pivotally supported at their lower end portions by the pivotally support portions, respectively, which are formed on one of the two pairs of frame portions of the bottom frame so that the side plates are able to pivot upward, each side plate being slidably supported at both lateral end portions thereof by the upper frame, the upper end portions of the side plates being engaged with the respective engagement portions formed on one of the two pairs of frame portions of the upper frame; and two end plates pivotally supported at their lower end portions by the pivotally support portions, respectively, which are formed on the other pair of frame portions of the bottom frame, the upper end portions of the end plates being engaged with the respective engagement portions formed on the other pair of frame portions of the upper frame. Accordingly, it is possible to readily assemble and fold the container and also possible to reduce the thickness of the container when folded.

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Komaki, Japan

Yusaku Inayama