Abstract: In a power fastening tool for fastening a fastening member such as a screw or a fastening member, malfunction that driving of a motor is stopped before the fastening member is fastened completely can be prevented. A fastening judger judges that the fastening operation is completed when a value of an estimated torque T for fastening the fastening member becomes larger than a predetermined lower limit value T1 previously set by a user and a value of a torque variation ratio ??T varies from positive to negative. Thus, it is possible to prevent malfunction for stopping driving of a motor even when the value of the torque variation ratio ??T varies from positive to negative due to trouble before the vale of the estimated torque T becomes larger than the lower limit value T1.

Abstract: A color liquid crystal display device capable of displaying a large color gamut is provided. A color liquid crystal display device 100 includes: a transmissive color liquid crystal panel 10 having a color filter and a backlight light source 20, in which the backlight light source 20 includes a fluorescent lamp 21 of large color reproduction range, a color filter 19 is made of color filters of three primary colors that select the wavelength to transmit red light, green light and blue light, and the filter of each color has a spectroscopic characteristic suitable for the spectrum of the fluorescent lamp 21 of large color reproduction range.

Abstract: A high-quality-easy-to-fabricate display element and a process for production thereof. The display element (18) has between transparent pixel electrodes (2) and a common electrode (6) a polymeric electrolyte (5) which contains a coloring substance (metal ions) such as AgI which separates out, dissolves, or changes in color upon electrochemical reduction or oxidation. The process includes placing a monomer or an uncrosslinked polymer of a solution (5A) as a starting material for the polymeric electrolyte layer (5), together with the coloring substance (metal ions) and a supporting electrolyte, between the transparent pixel electrodes (2) and the common electrode (6) and polymerizing or crosslinking the starting material by thermal polymerization or the like, thereby forming the polymeric electrolyte layer (5).

Abstract: A rotary impact tool can be used in a work especially precision or finishing of fastening is important. The rotary impact tool comprises a rotary driving mechanism including a driving source for rotating a driving shaft, a hammer fixed on the driving shaft, an output shaft to which a driving force is applied by impact blow of the hammer, a torque setting unit used for setting a fastening torque, a processor for calculating fastening torque from impact blow of the hammer, a rotation speed setting unit used for setting rotation speed of the driving shaft, and a controller for rotating the driving shaft of the rotary driving mechanism in a rotation speed set in the rotation speed setting unit and for stopping rotation of the driving shaft of the rotary driving mechanism when the fastening torque calculated in the processor becomes equal to or larger than a reference value of fastening torque previously set in the torque setting unit.

Abstract: A rotary impact tool can be used in a work especially precision or finishing of fastening is important. The rotary impact tool comprises a rotary driving mechanism including a driving source for rotating a driving shaft, a hammer fixed on the driving shaft, an output shaft to which a driving force is applied by impact blow of the hammer, a torque setting unit used for setting a fastening torque, a processor for calculating fastening torque from impact blow of the hammer, a rotation speed setting unit used for setting rotation speed of the driving shaft, and a controller for rotating the driving shaft of the rotary driving mechanism in a rotation speed set in the rotation speed setting unit and for stopping rotation of the driving shaft of the rotary driving mechanism when the fastening torque calculated in the processor becomes equal to or larger than a reference value of fastening torque previously set in the torque setting unit.

Abstract: A rotary impact tool can be used continuously for fastening a plurality of fastening members such as screws, bolts or nuts in tight fastening mode. The rotary impact tool comprises a rotary driving mechanism including a motor for rotating a driving shaft, a hammer engaged with the driving shaft, an output shaft to which a driving force is applied by impact blow of the hammer, a main switch operated by a user for controlling fastening operation, and a controller for controlling on and off of the motor. The controller has a normal fastening mode and a tight fastening mode, and a tight fastening mode setting switch used for setting the tight fastening mode is further comprised. When the tight fastening mode setting switch is switched on, the controller continuously drives the rotary driving mechanism so as to perform tight fastening operation continuously.

Abstract: In a power impact tool for fastening a fastening member, a torque for fastening the fastening member can be estimated without using a high-resolution sensor and a high-speed processor.

Abstract: In a power impact tool for fastening a fastening member, a torque for fastening the fastening member can be estimated without using a high-resolution sensor and a high-speed processor.

Abstract: In a power fastening tool for fastening a fastening member such as a screw or a fastening member, malfunction that driving of a motor is stopped before the fastening member is fastened completely can be prevented. A fastening judger judges that the fastening operation is completed when a value of an estimated torque T for fastening the fastening member becomes larger than a predetermined lower limit value T1 previously set by a user and a value of a torque variation ratio ??T varies from positive to negative. Thus, it is possible to prevent malfunction for stopping driving of a motor even when the value of the torque variation ratio ??T varies from positive to negative due to trouble before the vale of the estimated torque T becomes larger than the lower limit value T1.

Abstract: A high-quality-easy-to-fabricate display element and a process for production thereof. The display element (18) has between transparent pixel electrodes (2) and a common electrode (6) a polymeric electrolyte (5) which contains a coloring substance (metal ions) such as AgI which separates out, dissolves, or changes in color upon electrochemical reduction or oxidation. The process includes placing a monomer or an uncrosslinked polymer of a solution (5A) as a starting material for the polymeric electrolyte layer (5), together with the coloring substance (metal ions) and a supporting electrolyte, between the transparent pixel electrodes (2) and the common electrode (6) and polymerizing or crosslinking the starting material by thermal polymerization or the like, thereby forming the polymeric electrolyte layer (5).

Abstract: A magnesia-based sintered body of a homogeneous composition having a porosity lower than 1% and a hydrateability lower than 0.3%, said sintered body having a chemical composition comprising 70 to 99.9% by weight of magnesia and 30 to 0.1% by weight of at least one oxide selected from the group consisting of titanium oxide, aluminum oxide, ferric oxide, phosphorus pentoxide, yttrium oxide, barium oxide, boron oxide, calcium oxide and lithium oxide. The sintered body is obtained by molding a powdery mixture of magnesia and the oxide other than magnesia.

Abstract: A molybdenum board which has excellent strength at high temperatures. The molybdenum board consists essentially of molybdenum recrystallized grains having a ratio L/W (L: length; W: width) of 2 or more and the width W of 5 to 1,000 .mu.m and containing 0.005 to 0.75% by weight of at least one element selected from Al, Si and K.

Abstract: A molybdenum-based alloy improved in mechanical strength and hot workability, which consists of 0.01 to 5.0% by weight of vanadium, 10 to 100 ppm of boron, 10 to 1,000 ppm of carbon, and the balance of molybdenum.