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1303results about "Cable arrangements between relatively-moving parts" patented technology

Portable terminal device

A portable terminal device in which a case body performs sliding movement has had a problem that a groove may be exposed to the exterior when the case body is opened to a full extent of sliding amount, which will deteriorate grade of the portable terminal device and sealing ability of the case body, permitting dust or the like to enter the cases. In the portable terminal device according to the present invention in which a front side case is adapted to slide with respect to a back side case, a protruding member in a substantially T-shape in cross section is provided on the front side case, and a guide groove frame is provided on the back side case so as to enclose the protruding member, and a track along which the protruding member is adapted to move is defined in the guide groove frame. When the protruding member is positioned at both ends of the guide groove frame, the protruding member and the guide groove frame are arranged in such positional relation that an entire groove region of the guide groove frame is within an opposed range of the front side case. According to this structure, the groove will not be exposed to the exterior in either state where the case body is closed or opened by sliding, intrusion of dust or the like into the groove will be prevented, and sealing ability of the case body can be improved.
Owner:PANASONIC CORP

Resin inner member-provided grommet

A locking claw (23a) to be locked to a through-hole (H) projects outwardly from a peripheral wall (21) of a resinous inner member (20). At least one pair of locking holes (24) is formed on a locking flange part (22) projecting from the peripheral wall (21). An annular concavity (12a) (13a), on which the locking flange part (22) fits, is formed on an inner peripheral surface of a large-diameter cylindrical part (12, 13). Locking projections (12a-1, 13a-1) project from a leading end of a side wall of the annular concavity (12a, 13a). The locking projections (12a-1, 13a-1) are inserted into and locked with the locking holes (24). Locking claws (123a-126a) project from the resinous inner member (120) and are locked to a through-hole (H1) of the body panel (P1). A pair of flexible locking pieces (123-126), to be locked to the body panel (P1), project from each of a shorter side and a longer side of an elliptic peripheral wall (121) of the resinous inner member (120) projecting from an open end of the large-diameter cylindrical part (112, 113). A leading end of the locking pieces (123-126) project outwardly from an intermediate position of an outer surface of the locking pieces (123-126). The locking pieces on the longer side are curved longitudinally to form a circular arc shape.
Owner:SUMITOMO WIRING SYST LTD
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