Tadayuki Morishita

Title: Tadayuki Morishita and an Electrostatic Dust Collector for Press Molds.

Introduction

Tadayuki Morishita is an inventor based in Toyota, Japan, associated with Creative Technology Corporation. His work includes a patent for an electrostatic precipitator designed to collect dusty foreign matter generated during stamping.

Latest Patents

Morishita’s listed patent, “Electric Precipitator for Press Mold and Press Mold Using Same,” describes a laminated collector that attaches to a press mold. Its dust-collection layer captures particles, while powered electrode layers generate the electrostatic force used to collect them. Insulating layers separate the dust-collection layer, electrodes, and fixation layer. The electrode films use conductive polymer-coated PET, and the specified second insulation layer is a 75-micrometer polyimide film. The design aims to improve collection reliability and installation while supporting safe use. Morishita is credited with 1 patent.

Career Highlights

The patent reflects Morishita’s focus on applying electrostatic collection to manufacturing equipment. By integrating the collector into a press mold, the invention addresses dust produced during stamping without requiring a separate collection arrangement.

Collaborations

Morishita’s listed coworkers include Takaaki Hasegawa and Hiroyuki Moriyama. The patent information provided does not specify their roles in the invention.

Conclusion

Tadayuki Morishita’s patented press-mold precipitator combines layered insulation, conductive electrodes, and a mold-mounted collection surface to address dust generated during stamping.