Abstract: A crimping tool comprises a crimping operation information detect unit for detecting information concerning a crimping operation; a display unit for displaying quantity information; and, a display control unit for allowing the display unit to display the quantity information in accordance with the information detected by the crimping operation information detect unit. A crimping tool comprises a crimping operation information detect unit for detecting information concerning a crimping operation; and, a pressure judge unit for judging, in accordance with information detected by the crimping operation information detect unit, whether pressure is normal or abnormal.

Abstract: A non-woven fabric comprising staple fibers, having a fiber length of 3 to 25 mm and a single fiber fineness of 1 to 100 denier, and is produced by the fibers being dropped while being dispersed to be accumulated and adhered at the intersection point of the staple fibers. The non-woven fabric has a specific volume of 40 to 200 cm3/g, and the number of fiber lumps having a volume of not less than 1 mm3 is not more than 5 lumps per 20 g of the non-woven fabric. The bulky non-woven fabric of the present invention in which the sufficient contribution to bulkiness by fibers is exhibited is suitable for sanitary materials, such as disposable diapers, sanitary napkins, incontinence pads, nursing pads or the like, or wipes etc.

Abstract: In an attachment to a multifunctional tool, comprising a construction that frames are projected on a cylinder head, a yoke having a fixed die and a latch are pivotally supported by the frames, and a movable die is fitted to the piston head opposite to the fixed die, or frames are projected on a cylinder head of the body of the tool, two props are pivotally supported by the frames, and working parts of the tool are pivotally attached to the two props, sliding grooves are formed on inside surfaces of the yoke and latch and, the attachment possesses a mechanism for attaching or detaching auxiliary dies to inside surfaces of the fixed die and movable die, or the attachment is attached to inside surfaces of the both props pivotally supported by the frames at the position of the piston head; sliding grooves are formed on the inside surfaces of the props to make a movable die slide by being linked to the slide of the piston head; and the attachment possesses a link mechanism which is in contact with a contact surfac

Abstract: An electric cable cutter is provided which can shorten the working time period, which allows the cutting work to be performed with a rotational torque corresponding to the kind of a work piece, and which has a clutch mechanism that, when a torque repulsion force of a predetermined level or higher is exerted, can cut off a power transmission mechanism.In a configuration wherein the rotational torque of an electric motor is transmitted to a cutter unit via a planetary gear reduction mechanism, the torque is transmitted via a plurality of gears (a constrained-gear train) which are rotatably disposed on a stationary portion and function as means for transmitting the rotational torque from a driving gear disposed in the final stage of the planetary gear reduction mechanism to a rotary blade.

Abstract: An electric cable cutter of the present invention comprises a housing, and a stationary blade and a moving blade which are exposed from the housing. The housing includes a body unit containing an electric motor and a planetary reduction gear driven by the electric motor, a handle unit formed so as to be easily held by hand, and a power source unit to which a battery cartridge is inserted. A switch lever for operating the switch to drive the electric motor is placed on the holding unit. Owing to this structure, a user easily cuts a cable by one hand at the inconvenient places, e.g., at height. This electric cable cutter is portable because of the rechargeable battery, so that this cutter can be utilized in any place.

Abstract: A fluidized-bed incineration system is disclosed wherein complete combustion of fluctuating furnace charge is achieved through the use of an invented system that includes a feedback control apparatus to regulate the variable quantities of air required for treating fluctuating volumes of products of combustion processes; the combustion control is triggered by a feedback apparatus incorporating the computed measurements of radiative energy or furnace pressure in combination with dynamic oxygen measurements.