Abstract: A bumper reinforcement includes a tubular body including a front wall that serves as an impact surface and a rear wall on a vehicle body side, the tubular body extending in a vehicle width direction and having a hollow cross section; and a tow hook attachment structure for allowing a tow hook to be removably attached thereto. The tow hook attachment structure includes a pair of cylindrical protrusions respectively integrally formed with the front and rear walls of the tubular body by shaping parts of the walls, the cylindrical protrusions being disposed at predetermined positions on the front and rear walls in the vehicle width direction so as to face each other and so as to protrude inward into the hollow cross section, and at least one of the pair of protrusions includes a threaded portion for allowing a threaded portion of the tow hook to be screwed thereinto.

Abstract: An end of a stay material made of a tubular aluminum alloy extruded material is expanded by electromagnetic molding to form a flange for producing a bumper stay. The flange width is increased without cracking and a decrease in the thickness. A stay material having a circumferential wall undulating in a waveform pattern is used. A circumferential length L (one round length along waveform pattern) of the outer periphery wall along the circumferential direction of the stay material is longer than a circumferential length L0 of a simple cylindrical circumferential wall having the same outer diameter (circumscribed circle) (L>L0). L?L0 is an excessive line length. Since the circumferential wall has the excessive line length, when the end of the circumferential wall is expanded to form the flange, the flange having a large diameter can be formed.

Abstract: A vehicle hood panel is formed by bonding an outer panel and an inner panel to each other. Disposed along the outer peripheral edge of the inner panel is an outer peripheral portion to which a cushion member and hinges for attaching the hood panel to a vehicle are to be later fastened. Adhesive bonding surfaces which are to be bonded to the outer panel by mastic are disposed on the region surrounded by the outer peripheral portion, and a plurality of reinforcement beads are formed between the adhesive bonding surfaces. At least some of the adhesive bonding surfaces and/or reinforcement beads are bended so as to extend toward the hinges or the cushion member as seen in a plan view.

Abstract: The present invention provides an automotive door enhanced with the absorption performance for the collision energy in the side collision. The automotive door constructed of an outer panel and an inner panel, comprising a door beam for a side collision therewithin, and provided with a glass ascending/descending space between the inner panel and the door beam for a side collision comprises a reinforcing panel disposed in a space between the outer panel and the glass ascending/descending space and joined with both of the outer panel and the door beam for a side collision.

Abstract: The present invention provides an automotive door enhanced with the absorption performance for the collision energy in the side collision. The automotive door constructed of an outer panel and an inner panel, comprising a door beam for a side collision therewithin, and provided with a glass ascending/descending space between the inner panel and the door beam for a side collision comprises a reinforcing panel disposed in a space between the outer panel and the glass ascending/descending space and joined with both of the outer panel and the door beam for a side collision.

Abstract: The bumper stay includes a cylindrical shaft member fit in to a hole of a bumper reinforce, a cylindrical reinforcing member fit in to the outer periphery of the shaft member in the rear side of the bumper reinforce, and a mounting flange member fit in to the outer periphery of the shaft member in its rear end. The shaft member is enlarged by electromagnetic forming and is tightly adhered to the inner peripheral surface of the hole formed in the bumper reinforce, the inner peripheral surface of the reinforcing member, and the inner peripheral surface of the hole flange formed in the mounting flange member, thereby these are joined with each other. Thin aluminum alloy extruded material can be used for the shaft member.

Abstract: An automobile hood includes an outer panel and an inner panel. The inner panel includes a frame-shaped first inner member that joins with the outer panel and a second inner member disposed within the frame of the first inner member. The first inner member includes an outer edge portion, a first inner concave portion that forms an airspace portion, and an inner edge portion. The second inner member includes a second inner concave portion that has joint portions that join with the first inner member and form the airspace portions, panel joint portions that join with the outer panel at position on a center side of the panel, and an extension portion that extends into the first inner concave portion to join with the outer panel.

Abstract: An automotive door enhanced with absorption performance for collision energy in a side collision. The automotive door is constructed of an outer panel and an inner panel, and includes a door beam for a side collision therewithin, and a glass ascending/descending space between the inner panel and the door beam for a side collision including a reinforcing panel disposed in a space between the outer panel and the glass ascending/descending space and joined with both of the outer panel and the door beam for a side collision.

Abstract: The bumper stay includes a cylindrical shaft member fit in to a hole of a bumper reinforce, a cylindrical reinforcing member fit in to the outer periphery of the shaft member in the rear side of the bumper reinforce, and a mounting flange member fit in to the outer periphery of the shaft member in its rear end. The shaft member is enlarged by electromagnetic forming and is tightly adhered to the inner peripheral surface of the hole formed in the bumper reinforce, the inner peripheral surface of the reinforcing member, and the inner peripheral surface of the hole flange formed in the mounting flange member, thereby these are joined with each other. Thin aluminum alloy extruded material can be used for the shaft member.

Abstract: An automobile hood includes an outer panel and an inner panel. The inner panel includes a frame-shaped first inner member that joins with the outer panel and a second inner member disposed within the frame of the first inner member. The first inner member includes an outer edge portion, a first inner concave portion that forms an airspace portion, and an inner edge portion. The second inner member includes a second inner concave portion that has joint portions that join with the first inner member and form the airspace portions, panel joint portions that join with the outer panel at position on a center side of the panel, and an extension portion that extends into the first inner concave portion to join with the outer panel.

Abstract: An automotive engine hood is built by joining together respective edge parts of an outer panel and an inner panel such that spaces are formed between the outer and the inner panel. The inner panel has a plurality of ridge-like beads and ridge-like connecting beads connecting at least end parts of the beads on one of the opposite sides of the beads with respect to length of the beads. Each of the connecting beads has a top wall having a connecting surface continuous with the joint surfaces of the top walls of the beads, and a first inclined surface extending from the connecting surface to a bottom surface surrounded by the adjacent ones of the beads and the connecting beads. The automotive engine hood meets in equalities: 1.

Abstract: A vehicle hood structure of the present invention has: a hood outer panel structuring a vehicle body outer side surface of a hood; a hood inner panel disposed along an entire region of a reverse surface of the hood outer panel, a cross-sectional configuration of the hood inner panel as seen from a vehicle longitudinal direction being a wavy configuration; and shelf portions formed along the vehicle longitudinal direction at side wall portions of the wavy cross-sectional configuration, wherein the cross-sectional configuration of a wavy configuration, of the hood inner panel, is formed along the vehicle longitudinal direction.

Abstract: A vehicle hood structure of the present invention has: a hood outer panel structuring a vehicle body outer side surface of a hood; a hood inner panel disposed along an entire region of a reverse surface of the hood outer panel, a cross-sectional configuration of the hood inner panel as seen from a vehicle longitudinal direction being a wavy configuration; and shelf portions formed along the vehicle longitudinal direction at side wall portions of the wavy cross-sectional configuration, wherein the cross-sectional configuration of a wavy configuration, of the hood inner panel, is formed along the vehicle longitudinal direction.

Abstract: An automotive engine hood is built by joining together respective edge parts of an outer panel and an inner panel such that spaces are formed between the outer and the inner panel. The inner panel has a plurality of ridge-like beads and ridge-like connecting beads connecting at least end parts of the beads on one of the opposite sides of the beads with respect to length of the beads. Each of the connecting beads has a top wall having a connecting surface continuous with the joint surfaces of the top walls of the beads, and a first inclined surface extending from the connecting surface to a bottom surface surrounded by the adjacent ones of the beads and the connecting beads. The automotive engine hood meets in equalities: 1.

Abstract: A vehicle hood structure in which a space is formed by a hood outer panel, which structures a vehicle body outer side portion of a hood, and an hood inner panel, which structures a vehicle body inner side portion of the hood, the vehicle hood structure having: step portions formed along a vehicle front-end direction in the hood outer panel; a plurality of convex portions which swell toward a vehicle body top side and which are formed along the vehicle front-end direction at predetermined intervals in a vehicle transverse direction, at a central region of the hood inner panel which is other than outer peripheral edge portions of the hood inner panel; joining portions formed at peak portions of the convex portions, and joined with the hood outer panel; and optionally, extending portions formed along configurations of the step portions from the convex portions nearest to the step portions.

Abstract: A vehicle hood structure of the present invention has: a hood outer panel structuring a vehicle body outer side surface of a hood; a hood inner panel disposed along an entire region of a reverse surface of the hood outer panel, a cross-sectional configuration of the hood inner panel as seen from a vehicle longitudinal direction being a wavy configuration; and shelf portions formed along the vehicle longitudinal direction at side wall portions of the wavy cross-sectional configuration, wherein the cross-sectional configuration of a wavy configuration, of the hood inner panel, is formed along the vehicle longitudinal direction.

Abstract: A front side bead is formed in a front portion of a vehicular hood (bonnet) along a vehicle width direction by a hood inner panel and a lock reinforcement. A rear-side attachment portion of the hood inner panel to which is joined a flange serves as a swollen portion that swells downward with respect to the vehicle body. The flange of the lock reinforcement has a vehicle body rear-side attachment portion and is largely separated from a hood outer panel in a vehicle body vertical direction.

Abstract: A front side bead is formed in a front portion of a vehicular hood (bonnet) along a vehicle width direction by a hood inner panel and a lock reinforcement. A rear-side attachment portion of the hood inner panel to which is joined a flange serves as a swollen portion that swells downward with respect to the vehicle body. The flange of the lock reinforcement has a vehicle body rear-side attachment portion and is largely separated from a hood outer panel in a vehicle body vertical direction.

Abstract: A vehicle hood structure in which a space is formed by a hood outer panel, which structures a vehicle body outer side portion of a hood, and an hood inner panel, which structures a vehicle body inner side portion of the hood, the vehicle hood structure having: step portions formed along a vehicle front-end direction in the hood outer panel; a plurality of convex portions which swell toward a vehicle body top side and which are formed along the vehicle front-end direction at predetermined intervals in a vehicle transverse direction, at a central region of the hood inner panel which is other than outer peripheral edge portions of the hood inner panel; joining portions formed at peak portions of the convex portions, and joined with the hood outer panel; and optionally, extending portions formed along configurations of the step portions from the convex portions nearest to the step portions.