Vehicular trunk lid panel
AssigneeKobe Steel, Ltd.
InventorMasatoshi Yoshida
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Abstract
A vehicular trunk lid panel includes an inner panel that includes an inner upper surface section and an inner rear surface section, an outer panel that includes an outer upper surface section and an outer rear surface section, and a plurality of adhesive members, in which the inner upper surface section includes a plurality of beads, each bead includes a support section that supports the adhesive members, each adhesive member is arranged on the support section so as to be arrayed intermittently along a predetermined direction, and a support section interval between the support sections adjacent to each other with respect to a crossing direction is smaller than an adhesive member interval between the adhesive members adjacent to each other on each of the support sections.
Claims8
A vehicular trunk lid panel covering a trunk room that is arranged behind a cabin of a vehicle, comprising:
- an inner panel that includes an inner upper surface section and an inner rear surface section, the inner upper surface section covering the trunk room from above, the inner rear surface section covering the trunk room from the rear;
- an outer panel that includes an outer upper surface section and an outer rear surface section, the outer upper surface section covering the inner upper surface section from above, the outer rear surface section covering the inner rear surface section from the rear;
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- a plurality of adhesive members that connect the outer panel and the inner panel to each other, wherein
- the inner upper surface section includes a plurality of beads that have such a shape that each of the beads extends along a predetermined direction and that are arrayed intermittently side by side with respect to a crossing direction that crosses the predetermined direction,
- each bead includes a support section that has a shape of extending along the predetermined direction and supports the adhesive members at positions facing the outer upper surface section,
- each of the adhesive members is arranged on the support section so as to be arrayed intermittently along the predetermined direction, and
- a support section interval between the support sections adjacent to each other in the crossing direction is smaller than an adhesive member interval between the adhesive members adjacent to each other on each of the support sections.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.