Capillary Passages (e.g., Pen Nibs, Writing Tips, Etc.) Patents (Class 264/177.15)
  • Patent number: 10315217
    Abstract: A method for manufacturing an elastic tubular body, comprises a first step of inserting a rod-like conductive member 2 into an elastic tubular body 1; a second step of giving a first electrical potential to the rod-like conductive member 2; and a third step of applying a coating material 31 charged to a second electrical potential to the elastic tubular body 1; wherein the rod-like conductive member 2 has a deformed cross-sectional shape in a direction vertical to an axial direction.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: May 20, 2015
    Date of Patent: June 11, 2019
    Assignee: KANEKA CORPORATION
    Inventors: Takuro Koda, Katsuyuki Tsuneoka
  • Patent number: 8752713
    Abstract: A hollow porous membrane with a reduced cost and excellent separation characteristic, water permeability, and mechanical strength and a process of producing the hollow porous membrane with an excellent adhesive property between a support and a porous membrane layer at a low cost are provided. The hollow porous membrane includes a porous membrane layer in which dense layers are disposed in the vicinities of an outer surface and an inner surface. In the process of producing the hollow porous membrane, membrane-forming dopes of a first membrane-forming dope and a second membrane-forming dope, which contain the material of the porous membrane layer and a solvent, are successively applied and stacked onto the outer circumferential surface of a hollow support and the applied membrane-forming dopes are simultaneously coagulated.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: May 21, 2009
    Date of Patent: June 17, 2014
    Assignee: Mitsubishi Rayon Co., Ltd.
    Inventors: Masashi Teramachi, Kei Murase, Toshinori Sumi, Yasuo Hiromoto, Hiroyuki Fujiki, Masaki Kurashina, Masakazu Minagawa
  • Patent number: 6478997
    Abstract: A polymer heat pipe with a carbon core and a method of forming such a heat pipe is disclosed. The heat pipe includes a substantially pure carbon fiber core and an outer jacket of substantially pure polymer material. The heat pipe is formed by extruding a mixture of a base of polymer material and a plurality of carbon fibers through an extrusion die. The extrusion die is heated into a range of approximately 250-400° F. to cause the carbon fiber to migrate to the center of the extrudate and the polymer to migrate outwardly. As a result, a jacket of polymer material is formed around a core of carbon fibers to form a highly thermally conductive heat pipe.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: November 29, 2000
    Date of Patent: November 12, 2002
    Assignee: Cool Options, Inc.
    Inventor: Kevin A. McCullough