Abstract: A terminal-equipped electric wire includes an electric wire in which a conductor composed of a plurality of bare strands is covered with an insulating coating, a tubular intermediate component, and a terminal; the terminal includes, at one end, a connecting portion for connection with a mating terminal and, at another end, a tubular coupling portion for coupling to the intermediate portion; the intermediate component includes, at one end, a first electromagnetically welding portion that is fitted onto and electromagnetically welded to the conductor exposed at a terminal end of the electric wire and, at another end, a second electromagnetically welding portion 38 that is fitted onto and electromagnetically welded to the coupling portion of the terminal; and the conductor of the electric wire and the intermediate component are made of the same type of metal.

Abstract: An object of the present invention is to provide a molding film having excellent moldability during molding processing, in which the molding film includes a resin layer (X layer) on at least one surface of a polyester film, and the polyester film has a composition in which a layer (A layer) containing a thermoplastic resin A as a main component and a layer (B layer) containing a thermoplastic resin B different from the thermoplastic resin A as a main component are alternately laminated in a thickness direction in a total of 51 or more layers.

Abstract: A method for manufacturing a branched wire harness 1 includes a connection step of bundling and connecting core wires 11 of a plurality of electric wires 10 including the core wires 11; a waterproof material attachment step of attaching, to the plurality of electric wires 10, a spring-shaped waterproof material 20 constituted by a material that is softened or melted through heating; a covering step of covering, with a waterproof covering 14, the plurality of electric wires 10 to which the spring-shaped waterproof material 20 is attached; and a heating step of softening or melting the spring-shaped waterproof material 20 through heating, and filling in a gap between the waterproof covering 14 and the electric wires 10, or a gap between the adjacent electric wires 10.

Abstract: A harness is provided with one or more first wires each including a first core exposed portion, one or more second wires each including a second core exposed portion, and a bonded portion formed by welding the first and second core exposed portion(s). A total cross-sectional area of the second core(s) is equal to or less than ? of the sum of total cross-sectional areas of the first and second core(s). The bonded portion has two pairs of outer surfaces extending along an extending direction of the first and second wires and facing each other and a distance H between one pair of the outer surfaces (upper/lower surfaces), out of the two pairs of outer surfaces, is longer than a distance W between another pair of the outer surfaces (right/left side surfaces). The second core exposed portion(s) is/are arranged adjacent to the upper surface Up in the bonded portion.

Abstract: A harness 1 includes copper wires 10A and aluminum wires 10B. The copper wire 10A includes a copper core 11A. The aluminum wire 10B includes an aluminum core 11B made of a material different from that of the copper core 11A and having lower conductor strength than the copper core 11A. The copper cores 11A are multiply folded, and parts on tip sides serve as a bulky portion 11AE. The harness 1 includes a joined portion 20 formed by welding the copper cores 11A including the joined portion 11AE and the aluminum cores 11B. The joined portion 20 includes a first layer 21 constituted by the copper cores 11A including the bulky portion 11AE and a second layer 22 constituted by the aluminum cores 11B and overlaid on the first layer 21.

Abstract: A harness is provided with one or more first wires each including a first core exposed portion, one or more second wires each including a second core exposed portion, and a bonded portion formed by welding the first and second core exposed portion(s). A total cross-sectional area of the second core(s) is equal to or less than ? of the sum of total cross-sectional areas of the first and second core(s). The bonded portion has two pairs of outer surfaces extending along an extending direction of the first and second wires and facing each other and a distance H between one pair of the outer surfaces (upper/lower surfaces), out of the two pairs of outer surfaces, is longer than a distance W between another pair of the outer surfaces (right/left side surfaces). The second core exposed portion(s) is/are arranged adjacent to the upper surface Up in the bonded portion.

Abstract: A harness 1 is provided with a wire 10 including a core 11 constituted by a plurality of strands and an insulation coating 12 coating the core 11, a single-core wire 20 including a body portion 21 and a wire fixing portion 23 extending from the body portion 21 and arranged to cover the core 11, and a splice terminal 30 including a bottom plate portion 31, the core 11 being arranged on the bottom plate portion 31, and a pair of wire barrel portions 32 extending from the bottom plate portion 31 and wound from outside the wire fixing portion 23. According to this configuration, since the wire fixing portion 23 of the single-core wire 20 is interposed between the core 11 and the wire barrel portions 32, it can be avoided that the core 11 protrudes from butting parts of the pair of wire barrel portions 32.

Abstract: To obtain a white reflective film that is hard to warp and can ameliorate unevenness in the luminance even when used in such a manner as to be superimposed on a chassis having convex and concave portions for placing circuits and the like or used with an LED, and can prevent uneven close contact with a light guide plate and damage of the light guide plate, the white reflective film for edge-lit backlight is made to meets the requirements (i) to (iii): (i) the stiffness is 2 to 10 mN·m; (ii) convex portions are formed on at least one surface (A) and the maximum height of the convex portion is 15 to 60 ?m; and (iii) the cushion rate at the side of a surface (B) opposite to the surface (A) is 12% or more.

Abstract: A white reflective film for an edge light backlight improves the luminance and unevenness therein, voids uneven close contact with, and scraping of, the light guide plate, and minimizes the crushing of convexes formed on at least one side, even in cases where the reflective film is laid directly over a corrugated chassis designed to house circuitry or the reflective film is used in combination with LEDs. The film satisfies (i) to (iii): (i) a stiffness of 2 to 10 mN·m; (ii) convexes have been formed on at least one face (A), and their maximum height is 5 to 60 ?m; (iii) the convexes contain an aromatic polyester.

Abstract: A white reflective film for an edge light backlight improves the luminance and unevenness therein, avoids uneven close contact with, and scraping of, the light guide plate, and minimizes the crushing of convexes formed on at least one side, even in cases where the reflective film is laid directly over a corrugated chassis designed to house circuitry or the reflective film is used in combination with LEDs. The film satisfies (i) to (iii): (i) a stiffness of 2 to 10 mN·m; (ii) convexes have been formed on at least one face (A), and their maximum height is 5 to 60 ?m; (iii) the convexes contain an aromatic polyester.

Abstract: A planar light emitting device includes a light-emitting element having a light-transmitting substrate on one side; and a front film in contact with the light-emitting element on the side of the light-transmitting substrate, the front film includes at least three layers including a substrate film and particle-containing resin layers on both surfaces of the substrate film; wherein the resin layer (a first particle-containing layer) on the light incidence side of the front film contains 1 to 50% by weight of the particles and the resin layer (a second particle-containing layer) on the light exiting side of the front film contains 20 to 80% by weight of the particles.

Abstract: A planar light emitting device includes a light-emitting element having a light-transmitting substrate on one side; and a front film in contact with the light-emitting element on the side of the light-transmitting substrate, the front film includes at least three layers including a substrate film and particle-containing resin layers on both surfaces of the substrate film; wherein the resin layer (a first particle-containing layer) on the light incidence side of the front film contains 1 to 50% by weight of the particles and the resin layer (a second particle-containing layer) on the light exiting side of the front film contains 20 to 80% by weight of the particles.

Abstract: A white reflective film for an edge light backlight improves the luminance and unevenness therein, avoids uneven close contact with, and scraping of, the light guide plate, and minimizes the crushing of convexes formed on at least one side, even in cases where the reflective film is laid directly over a corrugated chassis designed to house circuitry or the reflective film is used in combination with LEDs. The film satisfies (i) to (iii): (i) a stiffness of 2 to 10 mN·m; (ii) convexes have been formed on at least one face (A), and their maximum height is 5 to 60 ?m; (iii) the convexes contain an aromatic polyester.

Abstract: To obtain a white reflective film that is hard to warp and can ameliorate unevenness in the luminance even when used in such a manner as to be superimposed on a chassis having convex and concave portions for placing circuits and the like or used with an LED, and can prevent uneven close contact with a light guide plate and damage of the light guide plate, the white reflective film for edge-lit backlight is made to meets the requirements (i) to (iii): (i) the stiffness is 2 to 10 mN·m; (ii) convex portions are formed on at least one surface (A) and the maximum height of the convex portion is 15 to 60 ?m; and (iii) the cushion rate at the side of a surface (B) opposite to the surface (A) is 12% or more.

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