Injection-molded product and its use
AssigneeHonda Motor Co., Ltd.
InventorsEiji Kobayashi, Shoji Sato
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Abstract
An injection-molded product comprising separate-member-fixing hooks each connected to an edge of its body via a thin hinge, said injection-molded product being formed by injecting a molten resin into a die comprising a pair of die plates, and said hooks extending from the edge substantially perpendicularly to a parting direction of a die in an as-molded state.
Claims12
An injection-molded product formed by injecting a molten resin into a die comprising a pair of die plates, said injection-molded product comprising separate-member-fixing hooks each connected to an edge of its body via a thin hinge, said hooks extending from said edge substantially perpendicularly to a parting direction of said die in an as-molded state, each hook having a hole for receiving a projection of a separate member to fix said separate member, said hole penetrating through said hook substantially in parallel with a parting direction of said die in an as-molded state.
An injection-molded product formed by injecting a molten resin into a die comprising a pair of die plates, said injection-molded product comprising separate-member-fixing hooks each connected to an edge of its body via a thin hinge, said hooks extending from said edge substantially perpendicularly to a parting direction of said die in an as-molded state, each hook having lateral projections engageable with holders formed in an edge of said body to keep said hook substantially in parallel with said body.
A bumper for an automobile comprising a body having an opening for receiving a grille, and hooks for fixing said grille, said hooks connected to an edge of said opening via a thin hinge, said bumper being formed by injecting a molten resin into a die comprising a pair of die plates, and said hooks extending inward from an edge of said opening substantially perpendicularly to a parting direction of said die in an as-molded state.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.