Nozzle for liquid injection device and method of producing the same
AssigneeNGK Insulators, Ltd.
InventorsYukihisa Takeuchi, Hiroyuki Tsuji, Nobuo Takahashi
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Abstract
A liquid injection nozzle including a substantially planar substrate having first and second opposed surfaces. A communicating portion, which has an inner circumferential surface, extends through the substrate from the first surface to the second surface of the substrate. The inner circumferential surface is tapered from the first surface toward the second surface such that a lateral dimension of the inner circumferential surface is narrowest at a tip portion. A projected part extends from the second surface of the substrate and defines the tip portion which terminates the communicating portion.
Claims6
A nozzle for a liquid injection device for ejecting a fluid, comprising:
- a substantially planar substrate having a first surface and an opposed second surface;
- a communicating portion extending through said substrate from solid first surface to said second surface, said communicating portion having an inner circumferential surface extending uninterrupted through the entire cross-sectional length of the substrate from said first surface to said second surface;
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- a projected part extending from said second surface and defining a tip portion that terminates said communicating portion.
A nozzle for a liquid injection device for ejecting a fluid, comprising:
- a substantially planar substrate having a first surface and an opposed second surface;
- a communicating portion extending through said substrate from said first surface to said second surface, said communicating portion having an inner circumferential surface extending from said first surface to said second surface, said inner circumferential surface being tapered from said first surface toward said second surface such that a lateral dimension of said inner circumferential surface is narrowest at a tip portion;
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- a projected part extending from said second surface and defining said tip portion which terminates said communicating portion.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.