JPS5951040A - Molded sheet - Google Patents
Molded sheetInfo
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- JPS5951040A JPS5951040A JP15571082A JP15571082A JPS5951040A JP S5951040 A JPS5951040 A JP S5951040A JP 15571082 A JP15571082 A JP 15571082A JP 15571082 A JP15571082 A JP 15571082A JP S5951040 A JPS5951040 A JP S5951040A
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Abstract
(57)【要約】本公報は電子出願前の出願データであるた
め要約のデータは記録されません。(57) [Summary] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.
Description
【発明の詳細な説明】
本発明は成形シー 1・に関するものであり、更に詳し
くはある一定温度以上に加熱すると粘着性を発揮する塗
工剤(以下、加熱粘着型塗工剤という)を熱成形性シー
ト上に塗布した後に真空成形、あるいは圧空成形を行な
い、成形時の熱により四部の内面に粘着性を付与させた
成形シートに関するものである。DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a molded sheet 1. More specifically, the present invention relates to a molded sheet 1. This relates to a molded sheet that is coated onto a moldable sheet and then vacuum-formed or pressure-formed so that the inner surfaces of its four parts are made sticky by the heat generated during molding.
従来より電気関係、電子関係の製造工場、あて)い(1
その他の部品組立て作業を行l、cっでいる工場但
等においては、工場内の工程間で部品を運搬ための資料
として中仕切りシ有する金属11八木製、あるいはプラ
スチック製の箱が多く使用さAしていて)。Traditionally, electrical and electronic manufacturing factories,
In factories where other parts assembly work is carried out, metal or plastic boxes with partitions are often used as materials for transporting parts between processes within the factory. A).
また場合によっCは1製易間での半製品の輸送運搬の際
にも上記したIf’f利が使用さ)することもある。In some cases, C may also use the If'f ratio described above when transporting semi-finished products between manufacturing facilities.
しかし、最近ではこれに代わって、督lλ化、及び低コ
スト化等の理由により、熱成形性シー 1・を真空成形
ル〕ろいは圧空成形等の方法に、1、り成形して部品を
買くことのできる凹部を設けたシー トが多く使用され
るよ5 VCなってきた。しかしこの場合の問題点とし
て、運搬中の振動に」、り部品がシートの凹部からどび
出してしまい組立て作業の310行に支障をきたしたり
、また衝IIFや振動等の力に弱いこ」)れやすい部品
を運搬する場合には、ン・−1・の凹部の中で部品が揺
れ動(ことにより部品の破壊につながることもある。However, recently, instead of this, due to reasons such as increasing thickness and lowering costs, thermoformable seals have been replaced by methods such as vacuum forming and pressure forming. Increasingly, sheets with recessed parts that can be purchased are increasingly used. However, the problem with this case is that parts may come out of the recesses of the seat due to vibrations during transportation, interfering with assembly work, and are susceptible to forces such as impact IIF and vibration. ) When transporting parts that are prone to breakage, the parts may swing (and possibly break) in the recesses of the N-1.
本発明者らは上記した事情を考慮し、部品がシ−1・の
凹部の中で揺り動くことを防止する方法について種々検
討を重ねた結果、凹部の内面に粘着性を伺Ij、するこ
とが有効であることを見出した。The inventors of the present invention have considered the above-mentioned circumstances and have repeatedly studied various ways to prevent parts from swinging in the recess of the sea 1. As a result, the inventors have found that the inner surface of the recess has adhesive properties. was found to be effective.
そこで更に本発明者らは凹部の内面に粘着性を有−4る
シー)・を製造する方法について検削を重ねた。一方法
として塗布直後から粘着性を有する通常の粘着剤をシー
トに塗布後成形する方法が考えもhろが、この場合は
成形作業の前から7−トが粘着性を持つために、成形前
のノートはロール状でル)っても断裁した形態でル)っ
てもいずれの場合も取扱いが困難であり、また成形作業
上の作業性も良くない。また、ノー トを成形した後に
シートの凹部の内面に粘着剤を塗工する方法も考えらJ
Lろが、被塗布体が平面でないために油滑の塗布技術を
適用することができず、作業に困難を極める。Therefore, the inventors of the present invention have conducted repeated machining tests on a method for producing a sheet having adhesive properties on the inner surface of the recessed portion. One possible method would be to apply a normal adhesive to the sheet and then mold it immediately after application, but in this case, since the 7-t becomes adhesive before the molding process, The previous notebook is difficult to handle, whether it is in roll form or in cut form, and the workability of molding is also poor. Another possibility is to apply adhesive to the inner surface of the concave portion of the sheet after forming the notebook.
Since the object to be coated is not flat, it is not possible to apply the oil coating technique to the L filter, making the work extremely difficult.
L記した様な塗布作業及び成形作業上の問題点を解消す
る方法を検討した結果1本発明者らは加熱粘着型塗工剤
が塗布後は粘着性を持たず、加熱1ろど粘着性を発揮す
る性質を有することに着目し、これをシートに塗布後成
形する方法をとれば。As a result of studying methods to solve the problems in coating work and molding work as described in L, the present inventors found that the heat-adhesive coating agent does not have tackiness after application, but only after heating. If we focus on the fact that it has the property of exhibiting the following properties, we can apply it to a sheet and then mold it.
通常行なわ11ている塗布技術と成形技術な組、々18
わぜろことにより、簡便に、しかもfitら作業上の問
題もなく凹部の内面に粘着性をfi’−QろジートメJ
−得ら)Lることを見出し、本発明を完成させた。Coating technology and molding technology that are usually performed 18
This method allows you to easily and easily apply adhesive to the inner surface of the recess without any problems during work.
-obtained)L, and completed the present invention.
以下に本発明の成形シー 1・の構成(A月及び加工方
法について図面を月1いて詳細に説明する。The configuration (A) and processing method of the molded seam 1 of the present invention will be explained in detail below with reference to the drawings.
本発明の成形シー1・は第1図にその断面図を示す様に
、熱成形f1シー ) f211−に加熱粘着型塗工剤
の層(1)を設けた後、真空成形あて)いは圧空成形に
よりfl1層が内面にブ、仁イ)ように凹部を設けた構
成より成る。As shown in the cross-sectional view of FIG. 1, the molded sheet 1 of the present invention is formed by providing a layer (1) of a heat-adhesive coating agent on a thermoformed sheet (f1), f211-, and then vacuum forming the sheet (1) or The fl1 layer has concave portions formed on its inner surface by air pressure molding.
(1)の加熱粘着型塗工[剤の層目−ゴム系、アクリル
酸エステル系、メタクリル酸ニスデル系、あるいはシリ
コン系等の粘着剤σ)微小粒子をパラフィンワックス、
ポリエチレンワックス、石油系ワックス等の比較的低温
の加熱で溶融する物質で被覆したマイクロカプセルを塗
布して成る層て・ル、ろ、このマイクロカプセルは、常
温においては粘着剤粒子がワックス系の被覆剤によって
完全に被われているために粘着性を示さないが、ある一
定温度以1ユに加熱すると、ワックス系被覆剤が溶融し
、粘着剤が表面に現われろことにより粘着性を発揮する
性質を有するものである。(1) Heat-adhesive coating [Agent layer - adhesive σ such as rubber-based, acrylic acid ester-based, Nisder methacrylate-based, or silicone-based adhesive] Microparticles are coated with paraffin wax,
This microcapsule is made by coating microcapsules coated with a substance that melts when heated at a relatively low temperature, such as polyethylene wax or petroleum wax.At room temperature, the adhesive particles are coated with a wax-based coating. It does not exhibit tackiness because it is completely covered by the adhesive, but when heated above a certain temperature, the wax-based coating melts and the adhesive appears on the surface, which causes it to exhibit tackiness. It has the following.
(2)の熱成形性シー 1・は、加熱することにより軟
化しτjJ’ flj性を示す性質をイコするプラスチ
ック製砂りjjノ、l・てあり、硬質ポリ塩化ビニル、
ポリスチレン、スチレン−ブタジェン共重合体、アクリ
ロニトリル・−スチレン共重合体、アクリロニトリル−
ブタジェン−スチレン共重合体、ポリツノ、−ボネート
くワのシートが適用され得る。シー トの厚さについて
は、運搬すイ)部品の千M°、個数等により、過度のた
わみ、変形等が生じブZいように適宜選定することが好
ましく、1行に限定されるものではないが、通常100
μ〜500μの厚さのシー トが使用さJl、得る。(2) Thermoformable sheet 1 is made of plastic sand which softens when heated and exhibits τjJ' flj properties, hard polyvinyl chloride,
Polystyrene, styrene-butadiene copolymer, acrylonitrile-styrene copolymer, acrylonitrile-
Sheets of butadiene-styrene copolymer, polyhorn, -bonate hoe may be applied. The thickness of the sheet should be selected appropriately to avoid excessive deflection, deformation, etc., depending on the number of parts, etc., and should not be limited to one line. No, but usually 100
A sheet with a thickness of ~500μ is used.
(1)の層を形成する加熱粘着型塗工剤の塗工液として
の性状は1通常の場合前述した加熱粘着性のマイクロカ
プセルが水あるいはその他の溶剤中に分散して成るディ
スパージョン状の液体である。The properties of the coating liquid of the heat-adhesive coating agent forming the layer (1) are 1. Normally, the above-mentioned heat-adhesive microcapsules are dispersed in water or other solvent in the form of a dispersion. It is a liquid.
この塗工液な熱成形性シート(2)に塗布する方法とし
てはグラビアコーティング、エアーナイフコ −ディン
グ、o−ルコーティンク、IJバースロ −ルコーディ
ング、ブレードコーディング等の通常行なわれている塗
布方法が適用されイ1)ろ。こね、らの塗布方法に」、
り塗工液を塗布(〜た後、熱風肴に、1、り水あるいし
よ溶剤杵な揮発させ塗布面を乾4yi/sさせ(1)!
¥Jを形成するが、ここに1.;いて乾燥条件1tC−
)いては、マイクロカプセルの被覆剤が溶fSlf t
、 ’C#ニアIi面が粘着性を示」ことがブ、Cいよ
’) vc、if7^刹な熱を加え1.cい」、うにし
、かつ塗布面を一1分に乾燥さ1)“イ)ように、温度
、風喰、ラインスビ−1・A、(yθ)条件を適(υに
設定才ろことが望!tシい。The coating liquid can be applied to the thermoformable sheet (2) using commonly used coating methods such as gravure coating, air knife coating, o-ru coating, IJ bar roll coating, and blade coating. Is it applicable?1). How to apply kone, etc.
After applying the coating solution, use hot air to evaporate water or solvent with a pestle and dry the coated surface for 4 yi/s (1)!
¥J is formed, but here 1. ; Drying conditions 1tC-
), the microcapsule coating agent is dissolved fSlf t
, 'C# near Ii surface shows stickiness') vc, if7^Apply temporary heat 1. 1) Sea urchin, and dry the coated surface for 11 minutes.1) Set the temperature, air pressure, line speed, and (yθ) conditions appropriately (υ) as shown in 1). I want it!
また、(1)層の塗布M&こ′ついでは、塗h lif
が多いほど加熱成形後の粘着力が大きいという関係が;
l)。Also, (1) layer coating M &Co', then coating h lif
The relationship is that the greater the number, the greater the adhesive strength after heat molding;
l).
るが、運搬する部品の重用が大きい、または部品と/−
1・どの接触面積が少/、〔い等の場合には粘着力を大
きくする必要がル)ろので、塗布Mを多くすることが好
ましく、部品の重用、形状、N1法1りを考慮して適宜
塗布計を設定ずろことが望ましい。However, the parts to be transported are of great importance, or the parts are/-
1. In cases where the contact area is small, it is necessary to increase the adhesive strength, so it is preferable to increase the amount of coating M, taking into consideration the importance of the parts, shape, and N1 method. It is desirable to set the applicator accordingly.
以−1−のように加熱粘着型塗工剤の塗布−■で程を経
たシー 1・を成形I−ろ方法としては真空成形方法あ
イ)いは圧空成形方法が適用さ」しろが、いずれの場合
でも加熱粘着型塗工剤の塗布面が成形後凹部の内面にな
るように、非塗布面が雌型に面する状態で成形される。As shown in below-1-, applying the heat-adhesive coating agent and applying the heat-adhesive coating material through the steps 1 and 1. can be formed using vacuum forming method (a) or pressure forming method. In either case, the molding is performed with the non-coated surface facing the female mold so that the surface coated with the heat-adhesive coating agent becomes the inner surface of the recess after molding.
ここにおいて真空成形、圧空成形いずれの方法でも成形
時に7−トを軟化させるためにヒーターに」、ろ加熱を
行なうが、一般に熱成形用シートの成形適正温度は加熱
粘着型塗工剤の層(1)のマイクロカプセルの被覆剤の
ワックス系物質の溶融温度より高いので、成形時の加熱
によりマイクロカプセルの被覆剤が溶融し、粘着剤粒子
が表面に現われ、成形後シー 1・の凹部の内面が粘着
性を有するようになる。In both vacuum forming and pressure forming methods, filter heating is performed using a heater to soften the sheet during forming, but in general, the appropriate temperature for forming a thermoforming sheet is the layer of heating adhesive coating agent ( Since the melting temperature is higher than the melting temperature of the wax-based material of the coating agent for the microcapsules in 1), the heating during molding melts the coating agent for the microcapsules, and adhesive particles appear on the surface, and after molding, the inner surface of the recess in the seam 1. becomes sticky.
なお、圧空成形の場合には加熱粘着型塗工剤の層(1)
と熱板が直接に接触すると、シートが熱板に接着してし
まい成形作業時の作業性が悪くなるおそれがあるので、
熱板の表面に非接着性のシリコンあるいはデフロン等の
剥肉11性のテープを予め貼着しておくことが望まれろ
。In addition, in the case of pressure molding, a layer (1) of a heat-adhesive coating agent is used.
If the sheet comes into direct contact with the hot plate, the sheet may adhere to the hot plate and the workability during the molding process may deteriorate.
It is desirable to apply a non-adhesive silicone tape or a peeling tape such as Deflon to the surface of the hot plate in advance.
このようにして成形さり、たシートの形態の一例を第2
図に示4−6
以−1−1!lIIν成形1<lニジ−1・・\の加熱
粘11型塗11剤の塗布と真空成形あるいは圧空成形に
よ1)凹r<11の内面に粘着性を有するン−1・を製
潰才4)方法に関して説明したが、次にこのシー トの
f’J4月1されて)形態に一ついて述べろ。An example of the shape of the sheet formed in this way is shown in the second example.
As shown in the figure 4-6 -1-1! lIIν forming 1<l Niji-1...\ by applying a heating viscosity 11 type coating 11 agent and vacuum forming or pressure forming 1) Producing N-1 having adhesiveness on the inner surface of the concave r<11. 4) Now that you have explained the method, please tell us about the format of this sheet.
本発明の成形/−トは部品組\”l−でf′1業を行1
5〔う:1場内、あるいは二り場間に:t6いて、11
“−間で部品あるいは半製品を輸送運搬するための管(
」と17で使用される。部品は本発明の成11g 7−
l・θ)四部の中に置かれ、搬送車ル)ろいはベルトコ
ン・くアー等により運搬さ」tろ。その際、凹部の内面
が1−1コ着iIl”を有しているために5部品(」、
四部の内面VC+sいて固定さJ+、ろので、運搬時の
振動あろい(′、I、衝撃ろ、10力により部品がシー
1・よりとび出すことがなく、組立て作業の進行に支
障をきた4こと7J11.cいと(・5利点を有する。The molding/-to of the present invention performs f'1 work with the parts set \"l-.
5 [u: In the first place or between the two places: t6, 11
“- Pipes for transporting parts or semi-finished products between
” is used in 17. The parts are made of the present invention 11g 7-
It is placed inside the four parts, and is transported by a conveyor vehicle or by a belt conveyor, puller, etc. At that time, since the inner surface of the recess has a 1-1 piece IIl'', 5 parts ('',
The inner surface of the four parts VC+s is fixed J+, the filter is fixed, and the vibration during transportation (', I, impact filter, 10 The parts do not come out due to force) 4. 7J11.c (has 5 advantages.
また、運搬されろ部品が振動。Also, parts vibrate while being transported.
衝撃等の力に比較的弱く、破壊等σ)事故を起こしやす
い場合でも5部品がシートの四部の中で揺4し動いたり
することがないので1部品の破壊を防11する効果が太
きいという利点をも有する。更に本発明の成形シー 1
・はプラスチックj:り成るために軽量−でル)ろので
運搬作業等において取扱いが容易であり、しかも金属製
あるいは木製の部品運搬用資4Jと比較して低コストで
あり、また廃棄する場合においても簡単に焼却できるの
で廃棄に要する費用を省くことができる等の数多くの利
点を有する。It is relatively weak against forces such as impact, and even in cases where accidents are likely to occur, the five parts do not shake or move within the four parts of the seat, so it is highly effective in preventing the destruction of one part11. It also has the advantage of Furthermore, the molded seam of the present invention 1
・Because it is made of plastic, it is lightweight, so it is easy to handle during transportation work, etc., and it is lower cost than metal or wooden parts transportation materials, and when discarded. It has many advantages, such as the fact that it can be easily incinerated, reducing the cost of disposal.
以上詳細に述べたように本発明の成形シートば、従来」
、り行なわり、ている塗布技術と成形技術を組み合わせ
ろことにより簡便に製造ずろことがTiJ能であり、し
かも部品組立て作業の合理化1作業性の改仰をriJ能
にする等、部品運搬用資料として多大な効果を有ずろも
のである。As described in detail above, the molded sheet of the present invention is
By combining coating technology and molding technology, it is possible to simplify manufacturing processes, and it is also possible to improve the efficiency of parts transportation by streamlining parts assembly work. It is of course very effective as a reference material.
以下に本発明の実施例について説明する。Examples of the present invention will be described below.
加熱粘着性のマイクロカプセルを水中に分散させたディ
スパージョン状の加熱粘着型塗工剤(別名をディレー
ドタノク型接着剤とも言う)、オリバイン11 P W
A 500−8 (東洋モー トン製)を原液(固形分
濃度50%)の主まで線数75ein、、版深135μ
のグラビア彫刻版Qこて、硬′e↓塩化ビニルシー 1
・、スミライト\7SS−1ろ[]8(厚さ500μ、
住友ベークライト製)の十に塗布し。A dispersion-like heat-adhesive coating agent (also known as Delay) in which heat-adhesive microcapsules are dispersed in water.
(Also called Dotanoku type adhesive), Olivine 11 P W
A 500-8 (manufactured by Toyo Morton) was used as a stock solution (solid content concentration 50%) with a line count of 75ein and a plate depth of 135μ.
Gravure engraving version Q trowel, hard 'e↓ vinyl chloride sea 1
・, Sumilight \7SS-1ro [ ] 8 (thickness 500μ,
(manufactured by Sumitomo Bakelite).
オーブン中で熱風により水分を揮発させ塗布面を乾燥し
た。ただし、この時の乾):■条1′口、L温度55℃
、ラインスピー ド+ 07n 7’分であり、塗イl
i rllr Ll:粘着1コ1゛を示していず、塗布
邦ば14ろ!/ 、/′7riこル)つ プこ。The coated surface was dried by volatilizing the moisture with hot air in an oven. However, drying at this time): ■Line 1' mouth, L temperature 55℃
, line speed + 07n 7' minutes, coating time
i rllr Ll: It doesn't show 1 piece of adhesive, and the coating is 14! / , /'7rikoru)tsu puko.
このシー 1・を加熱粘着型塗工剤の層〆l’l凹部の
内面になる、Lうに真空成形し、第1図に断面図を、第
2図に1−から見た図を示−i、1: ’)な形状の7
1・(凹部の・1法(上に12 n rnm 、 4:
jtj 2 II nnn、深さ5 +nm )を作成
した。This sheet 1 was vacuum-formed to form a layer of heat-adhesive coating material that would become the inner surface of the recess. Fig. 1 shows a cross-sectional view, and Fig. 2 shows a view from 1-. i, 1: ') shaped 7
1.(12 n rnm on top, 4:
2 II nnn, depth 5 + nm) was created.
ただし、成形時のシー トの表面の温度(4,132℃
であった。成形後、加熱粘着型塗−1,剤1<、1の面
シ、L粘着性な有しており、゛凹部の内面も1゛分1.
【粘着性を示していた。し)、〔みに四部の底の部分を
切し)取り、1Kg/ciの圧力を加えて粘着面をステ
ンレス板に貼着した場合の粘着強度は1s o o g
/ 1snInIてル)つた、
また、比較例として加熱粘着型塗工剤を塗布していない
硬質塩化ビニルシー 1・(スミライト■5S−130
8,300tt )を同様の条件にて真空成形し、実施
例と同一形状のシー トを作成した。However, the temperature of the surface of the sheet during molding (4,132℃
Met. After molding, the surface of the heat-adhesive mold coating is 1, the agent is 1<, 1, and the inner surface of the recess is 1.
[It showed stickiness. When the adhesive side is attached to a stainless steel plate by applying a pressure of 1 kg/ci, the adhesive strength is 1 s o o g.
In addition, as a comparative example, a hard vinyl chloride sheet without heat-adhesive coating agent 1.(Sumilite ■5S-130)
8,300 tt) was vacuum formed under the same conditions to create a sheet having the same shape as the example.
この2神類の7−トの四部に直径15mmのガラス球(
rr!、阻4.4 F )を置いて水平なベルトコンベ
ア・−上を速度10m/分で10mの距離を移送した場
合、及び同様条件にて直径1omm、長さ15咽の円柱
状のアルミニウム製の部品(重置1277)を移送した
場合の各々の移送後の状況な第1表に示す。A glass sphere with a diameter of 15 mm (
rr! , 4.4F) is placed on a horizontal belt conveyor at a speed of 10 m/min for a distance of 10 m, and under the same conditions, a cylindrical aluminum cylinder with a diameter of 1 mm and a length of 15 cm is transferred. Table 1 shows the situation after each transfer when parts (overlapping 1277) were transferred.
第 1 表 部品の移送後の状況
備考:各欄の右側の数字は移送した部品の個数を示し、
左側の数字はそのうちでシートの外にとび出した部品の
個数な示す。。Table 1 Status after parts transfer Note: The numbers on the right side of each column indicate the number of parts transferred.
The numbers on the left indicate the number of parts that protruded out of the sheet. .
この」、うに本発明0)シー 1・を゛使L11シた場
合υこは部品はシートの凹部の中に固定され、移送運搬
時の振動によって部品がシー 1−の外にとび出したり
することがブ尤く、連撮作業は円71″!に行なわ1+
、ろ・When using the Seat 1 of this invention, the parts are fixed in the recesses of the seat, and vibrations during transportation may cause the parts to protrude outside the Seat 1. Unfortunately, the continuous shooting work was done at 71"! 1+
,reactor·
第11ン目」、本発明の成形7−1・の断面図でル)す
、第2図は本発明の成形シー 1・の−・例を1から姑
た図をである。
(1)・・・加熱粘着型塗−1剤0)層(2)・・・熱
成形性/・−・ト
/時WF出願人
凸版印(1:り株式会社
代表者鈴木和夫The 11th section is a sectional view of the molded sheet 7-1 of the present invention, and FIG. (1) Heat-adhesive coating - 1 agent 0) layer (2) Thermoformability/--T/hours WF Applicant Letterpress Seal (1: Ri Co., Ltd. Representative Kazuo Suzuki)
Claims (1)
示す性質を有ずろ加熱粘着型塗工剤(ディレ・−ドタッ
ク型接着剤)を塗布した後に、これを塗布面が凹部の内
面になる」:つに真空成形方法あるいは圧空成形方法に
て成形することにより、成形時の加熱と同時に四部の内
面に粘着性を付与させたことを特徴とする内面粘着性を
有する成形シー l−6Thermoformability/- After applying a heat-adhesive coating agent (delayed-tack adhesive) that exhibits tacky properties when heated above a certain temperature, the coated surface is applied to the inner surface of the recess. "Naru": A molded seal with inner surface adhesiveness, characterized in that adhesiveness is imparted to the inner surfaces of the four parts at the same time as heating during molding by molding using a vacuum forming method or a pressure forming method.
Priority Applications (1)
Application Number | Priority Date | Filing Date | Title |
---|---|---|---|
JP15571082A JPS5951040A (en) | 1982-09-07 | 1982-09-07 | Molded sheet |
Applications Claiming Priority (1)
Application Number | Priority Date | Filing Date | Title |
---|---|---|---|
JP15571082A JPS5951040A (en) | 1982-09-07 | 1982-09-07 | Molded sheet |
Publications (2)
Publication Number | Publication Date |
---|---|
JPS5951040A true JPS5951040A (en) | 1984-03-24 |
JPH0379253B2 JPH0379253B2 (en) | 1991-12-18 |
Family
ID=15611808
Family Applications (1)
Application Number | Title | Priority Date | Filing Date |
---|---|---|---|
JP15571082A Granted JPS5951040A (en) | 1982-09-07 | 1982-09-07 | Molded sheet |
Country Status (1)
Country | Link |
---|---|
JP (1) | JPS5951040A (en) |
Cited By (1)
Publication number | Priority date | Publication date | Assignee | Title |
---|---|---|---|---|
JPS61110515U (en) * | 1984-12-25 | 1986-07-12 |
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1982
- 1982-09-07 JP JP15571082A patent/JPS5951040A/en active Granted
Cited By (2)
Publication number | Priority date | Publication date | Assignee | Title |
---|---|---|---|---|
JPS61110515U (en) * | 1984-12-25 | 1986-07-12 | ||
JPH0348018Y2 (en) * | 1984-12-25 | 1991-10-14 |
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