Vacuum-sealing device and vacuum chamber device
AssigneeSintokogio, Ltd.
InventorsTakemasa KONDO, Kyoji FURUKAWA, Keita SUZUKI, Yuki HAGA, Atsushi SUZUKI
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Abstract
A vacuum-sealing device includes: a first roll; a second roll that contacts the first roll; a first holding member having a first space in which the first roll is held and which has an axis coincident with an axis of the first roll; and a second holding member having a second space in which the second roll is held and which has an axis coincident with an axis of the second roll. The first holding member has an inner circumferential surface that faces the outer circumferential surface of the first roll, and rotation of the first roll and the second roll in correspondence with each other causes a sheet material to pass.
Claims11
A vacuum-sealing device comprising:
- a first roll that has a first outer circumferential surface made of a first elastic material and that is rotationally symmetric about a first central axis line;
- a second roll having a second outer circumferential surface which is made of a second elastic material and which contacts the first outer circumferential surface of the first roll, the second roll being rotationally symmetric about a second central axis line in parallel with the first central axis line;
- a first holding member including:
- a first space in which the first roll is held and which has an axis coincident with an axis of the first roll;
- and a first inner circumferential surface that defines the first space and that faces the first outer circumferential surface;
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- a second holding member including:
- a second space in which the second roll is held and which has an axis coincident with an axis of the second roll;
- and a second inner circumferential surface that defines the second space and that faces the second outer circumferential surface, the second holding member and the first holding member being opposed to each other so as to have a gap therebetween,
- rotation of the first roll and the second roll in correspondence with each other causing a sheet material to pass between the first roll and the second roll and through the gap.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.