A method for manufacturing an elastic structure between two objects, in which the manufacturing method primarily consists of disposing a first object and a second object into a mold having a molding space and a flow channel, causing portions of the first object and the second object to protrude within the molding space; injecting a liquid plastic material into the molding space, causing the plastic material to cover the portions of the first object and the second object protruding into the molding space; and forming the elastic structure that connects between the first object and the second object after the liquid plastic material cools down and takes shape within the molding space. The elastic structure formed comprises two connecting portions respectively covering the first object and the second object, and an elastic portion located between the two connecting portions.

A method for manufacturing a permanent magnet includes preparing a plurality of permanent magnet blocks having the same size, spacing and arranging the plurality of permanent magnet blocks in a lower mold Having an opened upper side, pressing a side of the lower mold while circulating adhesive in the lower mold and integrating the plurality of permanent magnet blocks such that the adhesive is evenly applied to surface of each of the permanent magnet blocks, thereby forming a permanent magnet assembly and hardening the adhesive by heating the permanent magnet assembly.

An object is to easily inject resin into a gap of a laminated core which constitutes a rotating electric machine. Included are: a resin supplying unit which feeds the resin; and a resin injection unit which injects the resin into an axial hole of the laminated core. The resin injection unit has an injection pipe and an elastic ring attached to the injection pipe. This elastic ring is made to firmly attach to the inner periphery of the axial hole; the resin is supplied from the resin supplying unit; and the resin is injected into the gap of the laminated core through the axial hole of the laminated core.

A molding with an integrated electrode pattern, including a resin molded body having a first surface and a second surface opposing each other; a first film that is formed on the first surface and that includes an electrode pattern and a first lead-out wire electrically connected to the electrode pattern, the first film not being covered by the resin molded body; and a second film that stands on the first surface, and that includes a second lead-out wire electrically connected to the first lead-out wire, the second film having a rectangular shape, and the resin molded body includes a pair of support wall portions formed integrally with the first surface so as to stand on the first surface and clamp both ends of a base part of the second film.

A method for producing the shock absorbing member includes: inserting in which each of tubes is housed in a corresponding one of first housings such that molding spaces and the tubes communicate with one another; and molding in which a thermoplastic resin material to form a connection member is heated to melt and injected from a gate toward the molding spaces and the tubes so that the tubes and the connection member are integrally formed.

The manufacturing method of a motor core includes attaching an ID code to a stack of blanked members in which a magnet insertion hole to fill with a resin material is formed, the ID code containing information in accordance with a type of the stack, reading the information from the ID code which is attached to the stack, and setting a mold condition based on the information read from the ID code. The mold condition includes at least one type of condition including: the resin material to be injected to the magnet insertion hole, an injection amount of the resin material, and a discharge position of the resin material. A mold device is controlled to inject the resin material to the magnet insertion hole in accordance with the mold condition.

An assembly for a braking system for a vehicle, in particular utility vehicle is provided. The assembly is adapted for holding and fixing at least a first component and a second component, and the assembly includes a base element and a first clamping feature, arranged so that at least one edge area of said first component and/or said second component is clamped by said first clamping feature. To improve the fixation and clamping of the internal components, said assembly also includes at least a rivet-shaped second clamping feature. The base element, the first clamping feature, and the rivet-shape second clamping feature may be integrally formed via injection molding around and/or through the first and second component.

A pressure vessel having a hollow body wound with a continuous filament, whereby the filament is embedded in a thermoplastic matrix, is provided, as well as a method for producing such a vessel. The method involves: (i) wrapping a hollow body with at least one continuous filament; (ii) impregnating the filament winding with a polymerizable mixture, whereby the wound body is inside a mold that surrounds the wound body; and (iii) polymerizing the polymerizable mixture in order to form a plastic matrix that embeds the filament winding.

A universal series bus (USB) connector including a base, a first terminal set, and a second terminal set and a method of manufacturing the universal series bus connector are provided. The first terminal set includes a pair of first differential signal terminals and a pair of second differential signal terminals, and terminals of the pair of first differential signal terminals are adjacent to each other and terminals of the pair of second differential signal terminals are adjacent to each other. Two of terminals of the second terminal set are located at two opposite sides of the pair of first differential signal terminals, and another two of the terminals of the second terminal set are located at two opposite sides of the pair of second differential signal terminals.

The present invention relates to a process for the production of virtual three-dimensional patterns in mouldings, in particular to an injection-moulding process for the production of mouldings having a virtual three-dimensional pattern which is formed by flake-form effect pigments, to the mouldings produced by means of this process, and to the use thereof, in particular for decorative purposes.