Abstract: Power transmission members, such as synchronous joint members, are each formed by sintering a compact which is molded from a mixture containing metal powder and a binder, as an injection material, by metal powder injection molding. Flow promotion recesses configured to facilitate a flow of the mixture to areas corresponding to power transmission surfaces or the like when the compact is molded are formed in each of two side surfaces of each power transmission member.

Abstract: Power transmission members, such as synchronous joint members, are each formed by sintering a compact which is molded from a mixture containing metal powder and a binder, as an injection material, by metal powder injection molding. Flow promotion recesses configured to facilitate a flow of the mixture to areas corresponding to power transmission surfaces or the like when the compact is molded are formed in each of two side surfaces of each power transmission member.

Abstract: The invention relates to a sliding door device including: a slider mounted to the sliding door so as to be movable on the rail; a lever provided in the slider so that a middle part thereof would be rotatable; a first roller provided on one end side of the lever so as to be rotatable on the rail; a recess formed in the rail so that the first roller would fall thereinto before the sliding door reaches a completely closed position, the recess having a rising wall surface of the rail being in a direction intersecting with a rotating surface of the first roller, the rising wall surface capable of coming into contact with the first roller; and a cable mounted to the sliding door for driving the sliding door to a closing direction when the cable is pulled. The cable is connected to the other end side of the lever and causes the lever to rotate in a direction that the first roller pushes the rail when the cable is pulled.

Abstract: The invention relates to a sliding door device including: a slider mounted to the sliding door so as to be movable on the rail; a lever provided in the slider so that a middle part thereof would be rotatable; a first roller provided on one end side of the lever so as to be rotatable on the rail; a recess formed in the rail so that the first roller would fall thereinto before the sliding door reaches a completely closed position, the recess having a rising wall surface of the rail being in a direction intersecting with a rotating surface of the first roller, the rising wall surface capable of coming into contact with the first roller; and a cable mounted to the sliding door for driving the sliding door to a closing direction when the cable is pulled. The cable is connected to the other end side of the lever and causes the lever to rotate in a direction that the first roller pushes the rail when the cable is pulled.