Abstract: A composite resin molded body includes a base compound resin and a molten-kneaded mixture which contains an organic fibrous filler, and a dispersing agent. In the composite resin molded body, a content of the organic fibrous filler is at least 5 mass % and at most 70 mass %, and a proportion T of the organic fibrous filler carbonized in the composite resin molded body is equal to or less than 0.1.

Abstract: A molded article 1 is made of a resin material 3 containing cellulose fibers 2. The molded article 1 has a surface portion 4 that is in a range satisfying TF?0.1×T where T is the thickness of the molded article 1 and TF is a distance from the surface of the molded article 1, and the molded article 1 satisfies DF?1.1×D where D is an average cellulose concentration of the overall molded article 1 and DF is an average cellulose concentration of the surface portion 4. Thus, the molded article suppresses an increase in bending modulus while considerably improving a tensile modulus.

Abstract: A composite resin molded article including: a base resin; and a fibrous filler, wherein the fibrous filler is bent between one end side thereof and another end side thereof, and wherein the angle of the bending is 90 degrees or larger.

Abstract: A cellulose composite resin includes a base resin, a cellulose fiber, a dispersing agent, and a rubber-containing polymer, and an ?-cellulose content in the cellulose fiber is 50% by mass or more and less than 80% by mass.

Abstract: A composite resin molded article includes: a base resin; and fillers dispersed in the base resin, wherein the fillers include fibrous fillers and particulate fillers having aspect ratios lower than aspect ratios of the fibrous fillers.

Abstract: For a fiber compound resin composition, a melt-kneading process is performed together with a base resin 1, a dispersant, etc. without performing a pretreatment through wet dispersion for the purpose of defibration treatment and modification treatment of a fibrous filler 2. As a result, each fiber of the fibrous filler 2 is defibrated from end portions in a fiber length direction, while a dispersant component put in at the same time is more selectively adsorbed to defibrated portions 3 at the end portions defibrated and increased in surface area. As a result, hydrophobization of the defibrated portions 3 is promoted as compared to a non-defibrated portion 4, so that a difference in hydrophobicity is formed in the fiber length direction of the fibrous filler 2. Therefore, even when the fibrous filler 2 is added in large amount, a melt viscosity during molding may be lowered without reducing a strength of a molded article.

Abstract: A composite resin molded article including: a base resin; and a fibrous filler, wherein the fibrous filler is bent between one end side thereof and another end side thereof, and wherein the angle of the bending is 90 degrees or larger.

Abstract: A molded article of a composite resin containing fibers includes a base resin 1 and a fibrous filler 2 having fibrillated ends in a fiber length direction. An expression Ho×0.4?H?Ho is satisfied where H is a maximum height for an unbroken first plate-like test piece having a thickness of 1 to 2 mm after the test piece is kept at ?10° C. for three hours and then is hit by a dropped weight of 250 g; and Ho is as same maximum height for the unbroken second plate-like test piece only made of the base resin with a thickness of 1 to 2 mm as for the first plate-like test piece. An expression So×0.4?S?So is satisfied where S is a Charpy impact strength (JIS K 7111) of the molded article, and So is a Charpy impact strength of the molded article only made of the base resin.

Abstract: A molded article 1 is made of a resin material 3 containing cellulose fibers 2. The molded article 1 has a surface portion 4 that is in a range satisfying TF?0.1×T where T is the thickness of the molded article 1 and TF is a distance from the surface of the molded article 1, and the molded article 1 satisfies DF?1.1×D where D is an average cellulose concentration of the overall molded article 1 and DF is an average cellulose concentration of the surface portion 4. Thus, the molded article suppresses an increase in bending modulus while considerably improving a tensile modulus.

Abstract: Provided is a composite resin composition to be used as a material for a molded article produced by a molding machine. The composite resin composition includes a main ingredient resin 1 and a fibrous filler 2, and the fiber length direction end of the fibrous filler 2 is defibrated. The length of the defibrated portion 3 is 5% or more and 50% or less of the fiber length of the entire fibrous filler 2. The fiber diameter in the defibrated portion 3 of the fibrous filler 2 is 1/1000 or more and 1/10 or less the fiber diameter in the undefibrated portion. The modulus of elasticity of the fibrous filler 2 is higher than the modulus of elasticity of the main ingredient resin 1, and the difference between these moduli of elasticity is within 20 GPa.

Abstract: When a coating material is rolled between rolls to generate a a coating film, and the coating film is transferred onto the coating object, at first, a residual coating material layer based on a residual coating material is formed on each of the surfaces of the rolls, and supply of the coating material and transfer of the coating film are carried out in a state where the residual coating material layer is retained on each of the surfaces of the rolls, thereby suppressing abrasions between the rolls and the coating material.

Abstract: A composite resin molded body includes a base compound resin and a molten-kneaded mixture which contains an organic fibrous filler, and a dispersing agent. In the composite resin molded body, a content of the organic fibrous filler is at least 5 mass % and at most 70 mass %, and a proportion T of the organic fibrous filler carbonized in the composite resin molded body is equal to or less than 0.1.

Abstract: A high-quality coating film with a uniform thickness is produced without crush of coating particles even in a case where a wet coating material that does not require a step of drying the coating material is used, while maintaining high productivity. By providing a surface layer with an optimized hardness on the surface of a roll used for supply of a mixture coating material, a high-quality coating film with a uniform thickness can be produced, even in a case where a wet coating material that does not require a step of drying the coating material is used, while maintaining high productivity.

Abstract: A manufacturing apparatus of a coating film product rolls a mixture coating material by a first roll and transfers the mixture coating material to a coated object in motion to thereby manufacture the coating film product. An arithmetic average roughness Ra on a roll surface of the first roll is higher than a value 0.05 times of a particle size “d10” in which an integrated distribution of particle sizes of particles included in the mixture coating material is 10% and lower than a value 20 times a particle size “d90” in which an integrated distribution is 90%.

Abstract: When a coating material is rolled between rolls to generate a a coating film, and the coating film is transferred onto the coating object, at first, a residual coating material layer based on a residual coating material is formed on each of the surfaces of the rolls, and supply of the coating material and transfer of the coating film are carried out in a state where the residual coating material layer is retained on each of the surfaces of the rolls, thereby suppressing abrasions between the rolls and the coating material.

Abstract: A high-quality coating film with a uniform thickness is produced without crush of coating particles even in a case where a wet coating material that does not require a step of drying the coating material is used, while maintaining high productivity. By providing a surface layer with an optimized hardness on the surface of a roll used for supply of a mixture coating material, a high-quality coating film with a uniform thickness can be produced, even in a case where a wet coating material that does not require a step of drying the coating material is used, while maintaining high productivity.

Abstract: A manufacturing apparatus of a coating film product, which rolls a mixture coating material containing a solvent by using a roll and transfers the mixture coating material to a moving coated object to thereby manufacture the coating film product, in which plural rolls are provided, a surface contact angle between a first roll which transfers the mixture coating material to an adjacent second roll and the solvent is larger than a surface contact angle between a roll surface of the second roll and the solvent concerning the first roll and the second roll in the plural rolls, and the surface contact angle between the roll surface of the second roll and the solvent is larger than a surface contact angle between a coated-object surface of the coated object and the solvent concerning the second roll in the plural roll and the coated object.

Abstract: A manufacturing apparatus of a coating film product rolls a mixture coating material by a first roll and transfers the mixture coating material to a coated object in motion to thereby manufacture the coating film product. An arithmetic average roughness Ra on a roll surface of the first roll is higher than a value 0.05 times of a particle size “d10” in which an integrated distribution of particle sizes of particles included in the mixture coating material is 10% and lower than a value 20 times a particle size “d90” in which an integrated distribution is 90%.

Abstract: Disclosed is an intermediate transfer member including, a resin layer as an outermost layer, in which plural recessed portions having a curved inner wall are scattered on the surface thereof.

Abstract: Disclosed is an intermediate transfer member including, a resin layer as an outermost layer, in which plural recessed portions having a curved inner wall are scattered on the surface thereof.