Scroll fluid machine

A scroll fluid machine comprising:

• a pair of a stationary scroll and an orbiting scroll provided with vertically-disposed spiral wraps on end plates thereof, the spiral wraps being mutually opposed to and engaged with each other;
• a taper-shaped protrusion formed on a base section of at least one of the spiral wraps of at least one of the stationary scroll and the orbiting scroll;
• a thinned section provided on a front-side surface or a rear-side surface of the base section on which the taper-shaped protrusion is formed, in a direction in which a wrap thickness decreases;
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• the thinned section being formed by applying a surface treated film onto a wrap surface of the spiral wrap excluding the thinned section.

A scroll fluid machine comprising:

• a pair of a stationary scroll and an orbiting scroll provided with vertically-disposed spiral wraps on end plates thereof, the spiral wraps being mutually opposed to and engaged with each other;
• a step part that is higher on a center side and lower on an outer circumferential side along the spiral wrap provided on the end plate of at least one of the stationary scroll and the orbiting scroll;
• a step part that is lower on the center side and higher on the outer circumferential side along the spiral wrap being provided on the spiral wrap of the other one of the stationary scroll and the orbiting scroll, in correspondence with the step part of the end plate;
• a taper-shaded protrusion formed on a base section of the spiral wrap of the scroll in correspondence with a position at which a wrap height of the spiral wrap changes due to the step part on the end plates of at least one of the stationary scroll and orbiting scroll;
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• a thinned section provided on a front-side surface or a rear-side surface of a tooth tip section of at least one of the spiral wraps of at least one of partner scrolls engaging with the scroll on which the taper-shaped protrusion is formed, the thinned section being provided in a direction in which a wrap thickness decreases, so as to correspond to the taper-shaped protrusion and to extend over at least an area where machining becomes discontinuous due to a change in the wrap height.