Abstract: The object of the invention is to provide a magnetic tape cartridge, in which a release pad can be assembled securely by a robot. A magnetic tape cartridge including: a reel around which a magnetic tape is wound; a cartridge case which houses the reel in a locked position; a release pad for releasing locking of the reel; and a cup-like hub of the reel in which the release pad is mounted, wherein a plurality of guide holes for allowing a plurality of lock release pins to penetrate therein, which extend from the lower surface of the release pad, are made in the periphery of a base plate of the cup-like hub, and a plurality of pairs of guide ribs, which are capable of guiding the plurality of lock release pins to the plurality of guide holes, stand inside the cup-like hub corresponding to the plurality of guide holes.

Abstract: A package container for a magnetic tape cartridge could be provided such that a package container can be easily opened and can be repeatedly used. A package container 1 for a magnetic tape cartridge comprises a hinge typed opening and closing lid 12 and a sealing sticker 2 stuck to a predetermined position away from the end for said hinge side by striding over one or both side edges between the end for a hinge side and the end for an opening and closing side of the lid 21.

Abstract: The object of the present invention is to provide a magnetic tape cartridge, in which the mating of the lower half and the upper half can be easily performed and is applicable to automated assembly, when the magnetic tape cartridge having a sliding door is assembled. The rib 81 projects from the upper section of the first guide wall 24a in the direction of the opposite second guide wall 24b. On the other hand, the groove 55, which faces the rib 81, is carved on the inner side surface 54a of the sliding door 5. The rib 81 engages with the groove 55, thereby restricting the vertical displacement of the sliding door 5. Also the engagement of the rib 81 and the groove 55 guides the sliding door 5 in the guide channel freely.

Abstract: At least one branched chamber extends and diverges from a side wall of a pouch body. The branched chamber has an optional pouring spout at its distal end to permit the removal of the contents of the pouch. A readily unsealable seal member is optionally included to partition the branched chamber from the pouch body, thus providing a pouch wherein two or more different materials are mixed prior to removal from the pouch. A pouch having this structure provides excellent rupture protection of the readily unsealable seal member caused from, for example, handling, shipping, or dropping of the pouch.

Abstract: A laminate for flexible packaging and a process for preparing the same. The laminate for flexible packaging is obtained by joining a plurality of flexible blanks via layers of an adhesive agent, wherein the layers of said adhesive agent are layers of an isocyanate-terminated polyurethane type hot-melt resin that is crosslinked with the moisture, the residual amount of an organic solvent in said laminate is 10 .mu.g/m.sup.2 or smaller per a unit inner surface, the peeling strength at 25.degree. C. is 250 g/15 mm of width or greater, and a peeling strength retentivity at 80.degree. C. is 30% or greater of the peeling strength at 25.degree. C.

Abstract: A plastic container made of olefin resins having frosted appearance which gives excellent shade-off, deep and high-grade impression, and a process for producing the same. The process produces a plastic container having the above-mentioned appearance maintaining good reproducibility and excellent moldability. That is, a frosted plastic container wherein at least the outer surface of the plastic container is formed of a blend of plural kinds of olefin resins, one resin (A) forming the layer of said blend exists as a continuous phase, another resin (B) exists as a disperse phase, and the disperse phase which has an aspect ratio (ratio of long diameter/short diameter) of 6 or smaller and in which the grains exist having grain sizes (short diameters) of from 0.3 to 20 .mu.m, has an area percentage of at least 15% or larger relative to the whole sectional area.

Abstract: The present invention relates to an easy-open vessel lid which is composed of a laminate of a metal foil and a resin and has opening weakened line. A reinforcing layer of a thermoplastic resin is formed independently from the resin of the laminate at least on the outer peripheral side of a part most protruding in the opening-initiating direction of an inside introducing weakened line to cover said weakened line astride of said weakened line. By this reinforcing layer, ribbon breaking can be effectively prevented, and opening by shearing of the lid member along the weakened lines can be performed assuredly and smoothly.

Abstract: A container composed of a plurality of container materials the opposing parts of which are sealed by heat sealing, wherein at least an opening start part of the sealed portion is of a laminated structure consisting of the plurality of container materials and an intermediate material inserted therebetween. The intermediate material and one of the container materials are tightly sealed, and the intermediate material and another of the container materials are sealed easily peelably. The inside end edge of the easily peelable seal portion is positioned more toward the center of the container than the inside end edge of the tight seal portion. At an opening start position, the outside end edge of the easily peelable seal portion is positioned more toward the center of the container than the outside end edge of the tight seal portion, and the intermediate material is provided so as to jut outwwardly of a heat sealing flat portion of a container flange.

Abstract: A method of manufacturing a liner for a magnetic disk which is formed of non-woven fabric and has a predetermined width, a predetermined length, a central opening and contoured four corners comprising steps of supplying a plurality of non-woven fabric strips, each having a width substantially equal to the width of the liner to be formed, in a stacked state, stamping out openings in the stacked non-woven fabrics, cutting the portion of the stacked non-woven fabrics corresponding to the contoured four corners of the liners to be formed, simultaneously with the stamping of the openings, subsequently separating the non-woven fabric strips and cutting the leading edge portion of the non-woven fabric strips into the predetermined length.