Abstract: A control cable connection structure includes a long, narrow casing, a casing end, a cable end and a slider. An end portion of a first conduit is anchored at one end portion, in a length direction, of the casing. An end portion of a second conduit is anchored at the casing end. The casing end is superposed and assembled with the casing in a radial direction of the second conduit. The cable end is attached to an end portion of a second inner cord. An end portion of a first inner cord is anchored at the slider. The slider is supported at the casing to be slidable in the length direction thereof. In the assembled state, the cable end is engaged with the slider at an opposite side from a side at which the second conduit is disposed, and the second inner cord is connected with the slider.

Abstract: A wire including a wire body that is made of metal, and a protector that is made of resin, that covers an outer periphery of the wire body, and that is integrally molded with the wire body.

Abstract: A control cable connection structure includes a long, narrow casing, a casing end, a cable end and a slider. An end portion of a first conduit is anchored at one end portion, in a length direction, of the casing. An end portion of a second conduit is anchored at the casing end. The casing end is superposed and assembled with the casing in a radial direction of the second conduit. The cable end is attached to an end portion of a second inner cord. An end portion of a first inner cord is anchored at the slider. The slider is supported at the casing to be slidable in the length direction thereof. In the assembled state, the cable end is engaged with the slider at an opposite side from a side at which the second conduit is disposed, and the second inner cord is connected with the slider.

Abstract: A wire including a wire body that is made of metal, and a protector that is made of resin, that covers an outer periphery of the wire body, and that is integrally molded with the wire body.

Abstract: An outer casing for a control cable 10 has an inner tube 12, which includes a crystalline resin, and an outer tube 14, which includes an outer resin layer 16 covering the outer periphery of the inner tube and, in the outer resin layer, includes plural metal wires 18 buried in parallel with the axial direction of the inner tube and at equal intervals in the circumferential direction of the inner tube.

Abstract: An outer casing for a control cable 10 has an inner tube 12, which includes a resin tube having a tubular resin layer and two metal wires buried, in the resin layer of the resin tube, in parallel with an axial direction and at positions symmetrical with each other about an axis of the resin tube, in which when an outer diameter of the resin tube is D (mm) and a distance between the two metal wires is A (mm), the following formulae (1) and (2) are satisfied. 1.5?D?4??(1) 0.5 D?A?0.

Abstract: An outer casing for a control cable 10 has an inner tube 12,which includes a crystalline resin, and an outer tube 14, which includes an outer resin layer 16 covering the outer periphery of the inner tube and, in the outer resin layer, includes plural metal wires 18 buried in parallel with the axial direction of the inner tube and at equal intervals in the circumferential direction of the inner tube.

Abstract: An ink cartridge has a cartridge body having an opening part, which is opened, at a first side face, a lid attached to the first side face for covering the opening part, engaging parts having extending parts extending along a second side face adjacent to the first side face, end parts, provided at ends of the extending parts, of which heights are higher than the extending parts in a direction perpendicular to the second side face and penetrating parts, provided at the extending parts, penetrating in a direction perpendicular to the second side face, and caulking parts protruding from the cartridge body to penetrate the penetrating parts in a direction perpendicular to the second side face, being caulked over the extending parts.

Abstract: An ink cartridge is provided with an ink accommodating section for containing ink, an ink supplying part for supplying ink contained in the ink accommodating section to an inkjet type recording apparatus by inserting an ink supplying needle provided at a lower part of the inkjet type recording apparatus, and an atmospheric valve, which seals a communicating hole in order that the ink accommodating section and the atmosphere communicate, while opening a communicating hole, which allows the ink accommodating section to communicates with the atmosphere, by moving perpendicular to a direction in which the ink cartridge is inserted into the inkjet type recording apparatus by being pushed up by a contact member.

Abstract: A liquid cartridge is provided that supplies liquid to a liquid ejecting apparatus by being mounted in the liquid ejecting apparatus. The liquid cartridge includes a cartridge body having a side face in which an opening is formed; and a flexible film for forming an ink accommodating chamber that is a closed space for accommodating the liquid, with the cartridge body by covering the opening of the cartridge body. The flexible film is caused to deform toward the ink accommodating chamber by atmospheric pressure that acts on the flexible film when the liquid cartridge is got out from a vacuum bag in which the liquid cartridge is packaged, thereby increasing the pressure in the ink accommodating chamber.

Abstract: A liquid cartridge is provided that supplies liquid to a liquid ejecting apparatus by being mounted in the liquid ejecting apparatus. The liquid cartridge includes a cartridge body having a side face in which an opening is formed; and a flexible film for forming an ink accommodating chamber that is a closed space for accommodating the liquid, with the cartridge body by covering the opening of the cartridge body. The flexible film is caused to deform toward the ink accommodating chamber by atmospheric pressure that acts on the flexible film when the liquid cartridge is got out from a vacuum bag in which the liquid cartridge is packaged, thereby increasing the pressure in the ink accommodating chamber.

Abstract: An ink cartridge has a cartridge body having an opening part, which is opened, at a first side face, a lid attached to the first side face for covering the opening part, engaging parts having extending parts extending along a second side face adjacent to the first side face, end parts, provided at ends of the extending parts, of which heights are higher than the extending parts in a direction perpendicular to the second side face and penetrating parts, provided at the extending parts, penetrating in a direction perpendicular to the second side face, and caulking parts protruding from the cartridge body to penetrate the penetrating parts in a direction perpendicular to the second side face, being caulked over the extending parts.

Abstract: An ink cartridge is provided with an ink accommodating section for containing ink, an ink supplying part for supplying ink contained in the ink accommodating section to an inkjet type recording apparatus by inserting an ink supplying needle provided at a lower part of the inkjet type recording apparatus, and an atmospheric valve, which seals a communicating hole in order that the ink accommodating section and the atmosphere communicate, while opening a communicating hole, which allows the ink accommodating section to communicates with the atmosphere, by moving perpendicular to a direction in which the ink cartridge is inserted into the inkjet type recording apparatus by being pushed up by a contact member.

Abstract: An ink cartridge for an ink-jet recording apparatus including an ink supply opening having a packing member capable of closely contacting with the outer circumference of an ink supply needle, the packing member is made of a thermoplastic elastomer containing 25% or less by weight of a polyethylene oil.

Abstract: In an ink cartridge for an ink-jet recording apparatus comprising an ink supply opening having a packing member capable of closely contacting with the outer circumference of an ink supply needle, the packing member is made of a thermoplastic elastomer containing 25% or less by weight of a polyethylene oil.