CN215473658U - High-strength cushion pad - Google Patents

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CN215473658U
CN215473658U CN202121018976.3U CN202121018976U CN215473658U CN 215473658 U CN215473658 U CN 215473658U CN 202121018976 U CN202121018976 U CN 202121018976U CN 215473658 U CN215473658 U CN 215473658U
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The utility model discloses a high-strength cushion pad, which sequentially comprises a first thin cloth layer, a plurality of continuous thick cloth layers and a second thin cloth layer from top to bottom; the first thin cloth layer and the second thin cloth layer respectively comprise a polyester silicon resin surface layer, a glass fiber cloth middle layer and a fluororubber inner layer; or the first thin cloth layer and the second thin cloth layer comprise a basalt fiber cloth surface layer and a fluororubber inner layer; or the first thin cloth layer and the second thin cloth layer respectively comprise a polyester silicone resin surface layer, a basalt fiber cloth middle layer and a fluororubber inner layer. Each thick cloth layer is prepared by soaking glass fiber cloth with one plain surface and the other surface inclined grain in liquid fluororubber; the first thin cloth layer, the plurality of continuous thick cloth layers and the second thin cloth layer are formed by vulcanization adhesion. The high-strength buffer pad provided by the utility model has the advantages of excellent performance, low production cost and the like.

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High-strength cushion pad
Technical Field
The utility model relates to a high-strength cushion pad, and belongs to the technical field of materials.
Background
In the process of manufacturing a laminate such as a printed circuit board, in the step of press forming and thermocompression bonding, a laminate material to be pressed is sandwiched between hot plates serving as a heating and pressing mechanism, and a certain pressure and heat are applied. In order to obtain a molded article with high accuracy, it is necessary to perform hot pressing by interposing a flat plate-like cushioning material between a hot plate and a laminate material in order to uniformize the heat and pressure applied to the laminate material over the entire surface in the hot pressing.
Conventionally, a paper material in which about 3 to 20 pieces of kraft paper or linter paper are laminated has been used as a hot press cushioning material in many cases. A paper-made cushioning material is inexpensive, and has well-balanced physical properties in terms of cushioning properties, in-plane uniformity, and heat transfer properties. However, the paper-made cushioning material has a disadvantage that it cannot be repeatedly used in a plurality of presses because it has no restoring force of voids after pressing and further constituent fibers are thermally deteriorated.
The utility model application with application number 201911210682.8 discloses a novel cushion pad, which sequentially comprises the following components from top to bottom: the surface layer comprises a polytetrafluoroethylene layer, a glass fiber cloth layer and a fluororubber layer with air holes inside; the first thick cloth layer is prepared by soaking glass fiber cloth in liquid fluororubber and curing; a first thin cloth layer which is made of fluororubber containing air holes inside; a second thick cloth layer; a second thin cloth layer; a third thick cloth layer; a third thin cloth layer; a fourth thick cloth layer; a fourth fabric layer; a fifth thick cloth layer; a fifth cloth layer; and a sixth thick cloth layer. The novel cushion pad is composed of glass fiber and fluororubber containing air holes, has the outstanding advantages of excellent cushion performance, good heat resistance (capable of being used at high temperature of 240 ℃ for a long time), low deformation rate and the like, and is a high-performance cushion pad material superior to the traditional press-fit pad and kraft paper.
However, the cushion pad in the prior art has the defects of complex structure, high production cost, unstable performance and the like.
Disclosure of Invention
Aiming at the defects in the prior art, the utility model aims to provide a high-strength cushion pad with excellent performance and low production cost.
The technical scheme adopted by the utility model for solving the technical problem is as follows: a high-strength cushion pad comprises a first thin cloth layer, a plurality of continuous thick cloth layers and a second thin cloth layer from top to bottom in sequence; the first thin cloth layer and the second thin cloth layer respectively comprise a polyester silicon resin surface layer, a glass fiber cloth middle layer and a fluororubber inner layer; each thick cloth layer is prepared by soaking glass fiber cloth with one plain surface and the other surface inclined grain in liquid fluororubber; the first thin cloth layer, the plurality of continuous thick cloth layers and the second thin cloth layer are formed by vulcanization adhesion.
In another embodiment of the present invention, each of the first and second cloth layers includes a basalt fiber cloth surface layer and a fluororubber inner layer, or a polyester silicone resin surface layer, a basalt fiber cloth intermediate layer, and a fluororubber inner layer.
Further, the thickness and the weight of each thick cloth layer are equal or unequal, and the thickness and the weight of the first thin cloth layer and the second thin cloth layer are equal; the ratio of the thickness of any thick cloth layer to the thickness of the first thin cloth layer and the second thin cloth layer is 2.5-5; the ratio of the weight of any thick cloth layer to the weight of the first thin cloth layer and the second thin cloth layer is 3-5.5.
Furthermore, the continuous thick cloth layer is four layers, namely a first thick cloth layer, a second thick cloth layer, a third thick cloth layer and a fourth thick cloth layer from top to bottom in sequence; the first thick cloth layer is connected with the inner layer of the fluororubber in the first thin cloth layer; the fourth thick cloth layer is connected with the inner layer of the fluororubber in the second thin cloth layer.
Furthermore, the continuous thick cloth layer comprises six layers, namely a first thick cloth layer, a second thick cloth layer, a third thick cloth layer, a fourth thick cloth layer, a fifth thick cloth layer and a sixth thick cloth layer from top to bottom in sequence; the first thick cloth layer is connected with the inner layer of the fluororubber in the first thin cloth layer; the sixth thick cloth layer is connected with the fluorine rubber inner layer in the second thin cloth layer.
Further, the polyester silicone surface layer is arranged above the glass fiber cloth middle layer, and part of the polyester silicone penetrates into the glass fiber cloth middle layer; the inner fluororubber layer is arranged below the glass fiber cloth middle layer, and part of fluororubber permeates the glass fiber cloth middle layer.
Further, the basalt fiber cloth surface layer is arranged on the outermost layer, the fluororubber inner layer is arranged below the basalt fiber cloth surface layer, and part of fluororubber permeates into the basalt fiber cloth surface layer.
Further, the polyester silicone surface layer is arranged above the basalt fiber cloth middle layer, and part of the polyester silicone penetrates into the basalt fiber cloth middle layer; the fluororubber inner layer is arranged below the basalt fiber cloth middle layer, and part of fluororubber permeates the basalt fiber cloth middle layer.
The utility model has the beneficial effects that: compared with the prior art, the cushion pad provided by the utility model has the advantages of low production cost, good cushion performance, high strength, simple process and the like, and especially when the first thin cloth layer and the second thin cloth layer adopt the basalt fiber cloth surface layer and the fluororubber inner layer, the basalt fiber cloth has better flexibility and resilience than glass fiber cloth, and the service life is longer because the fiber cannot be used due to fiber breakage caused by repeated use; the skin is not easy to puncture, and the production and use links are more environment-friendly and safer.
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Fig. 1 is a schematic structural view of the cushion pad having a six-ply thick cloth layer provided in examples 1 and 2.
Fig. 2 is a schematic structural diagram of the cushion pad with four thick cloth layers provided in examples 3, 4 and 5.
Fig. 3 is a schematic structural view of a first thin cloth layer and a second thin cloth layer in the cushion pad provided in examples 1 and 3.
Fig. 4 is a schematic structural view of a first thin cloth layer and a second thin cloth layer in the cushion pad provided in examples 2 and 4.
Fig. 5 is a schematic structural view of a first and a second thin fabric layer in the cushion pad provided in example 5.
Wherein, 1-a first thin cloth layer; 2-a second tissue layer; 3-a first thick cloth layer; 4-a second thick cloth layer; 5-a third thick cloth layer; 6-a fourth thick cloth layer; 7-a fifth thick cloth layer; 8-a sixth thick cloth layer; 9-basalt fiber cloth surface layer; an inner 10-fluororubber layer; 11-a polyester silicone skin layer; 12-fiberglass cloth interlayer; 13-basalt fiber cloth middle layer.
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The present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings and specific embodiments for specifically explaining the contents of the present invention.
Example 1
As shown in fig. 1 and 3, a high-strength buffer pad comprises a first thin cloth layer 1, six continuous thick cloth layers, and a second thin cloth layer 2 from top to bottom; the first thin cloth layer 1 and the second thin cloth layer 2 both comprise a polyester silicone resin surface layer 11, a glass fiber cloth middle layer 12 and a fluorine rubber inner layer 10; the polyester silicone surface layer is arranged above the glass fiber cloth middle layer 12, and part of the polyester silicone penetrates into the glass fiber cloth middle layer 12; the inner fluororubber layer 10 is arranged below the glass fiber cloth intermediate layer 12, and part of the fluororubber permeates the glass fiber cloth intermediate layer 12.
The continuous thick cloth layer comprises a first thick cloth layer 3, a second thick cloth layer 4, a third thick cloth layer 5, a fourth thick cloth layer 6, a fifth thick cloth layer 7 and a sixth thick cloth layer 8 from top to bottom in sequence; the first thick cloth layer 3 is connected with the fluorine rubber inner layer 10 in the first thin cloth layer 1; the sixth thick cloth layer 8 is connected to the fluororubber inner layer 10 of the second thin cloth layer 2. Each thick cloth layer is prepared by soaking glass fiber cloth with one plain surface and the other surface inclined grain in liquid fluororubber; the first thin cloth layer 1, the six continuous thick cloth layers and the second thin cloth layer 2 are formed by vulcanization adhesion.
The thickness and the weight of each thick cloth layer are equal; the thickness and the weight of the first thin cloth layer 1 and the second thin cloth layer 2 are equal. The ratio of the thickness of any thick cloth layer to the thickness of the first thin cloth layer 1 and the second thin cloth layer 2 is 3; the ratio of the weight of any of the thick cloth layers to the weight of the first and second thin cloth layers 1 and 2 was 4.
Example 2
As shown in fig. 1 and 4, a high-strength buffer pad comprises a first thin cloth layer 1, six continuous thick cloth layers, and a second thin cloth layer 2 from top to bottom; the first thin cloth layer 1 and the second thin cloth layer 2 both comprise a basalt fiber cloth surface layer 9 and a fluororubber inner layer 10; the basalt fiber cloth surface layer 9 is arranged on the outermost layer, the fluororubber inner layer 10 is arranged below the basalt fiber cloth surface layer 9, and part of fluororubber permeates into the basalt fiber cloth surface layer 9.
The continuous thick cloth layer comprises a first thick cloth layer 3, a second thick cloth layer 4, a third thick cloth layer 5, a fourth thick cloth layer 6, a fifth thick cloth layer 7 and a sixth thick cloth layer 8 from top to bottom in sequence; the first thick cloth layer 3 is connected with the fluorine rubber inner layer 10 in the first thin cloth layer 1; the sixth thick cloth layer 8 is connected to the fluororubber inner layer 10 of the second thin cloth layer 2. Each thick cloth layer is prepared by soaking glass fiber cloth with one plain surface and the other surface inclined grain in liquid fluororubber; the first thin cloth layer 1, the six continuous thick cloth layers and the second thin cloth layer 2 are formed by vulcanization adhesion.
The thickness and the weight of each thick cloth layer are equal; the thickness and the weight of the first thin cloth layer 1 and the second thin cloth layer 2 are equal. The ratio of the thickness of any thick cloth layer to the thickness of the first thin cloth layer 1 and the second thin cloth layer 2 is 3; the ratio of the weight of any of the thick cloth layers to the weight of the first and second thin cloth layers 1 and 2 was 4.
Example 3
As shown in fig. 2 and 3, a high-strength buffer pad comprises a first thin cloth layer 1, four continuous thick cloth layers, and a second thin cloth layer 2 from top to bottom; the first thin cloth layer 1 and the second thin cloth layer 2 both comprise a polyester silicone resin surface layer 11, a glass fiber cloth middle layer 12 and a fluorine rubber inner layer 10; the polyester silicone surface layer is arranged above the glass fiber cloth middle layer 12, and part of the polyester silicone penetrates into the glass fiber cloth middle layer 12; the inner fluororubber layer 10 is arranged below the glass fiber cloth intermediate layer 12, and part of the fluororubber permeates the glass fiber cloth intermediate layer 12.
The continuous thick cloth layer comprises a first thick cloth layer 3, a second thick cloth layer 4, a third thick cloth layer 5 and a fourth thick cloth layer 6 from top to bottom in sequence; the first thick cloth layer 3 is connected with the fluorine rubber inner layer 10 in the first thin cloth layer 1; the fourth thick cloth layer 6 is connected to the inner layer 10 of the fluororubber in the second thin cloth layer 2. Each thick cloth layer is prepared by soaking glass fiber cloth with one plain surface and the other surface inclined grain in liquid fluororubber; the first thin cloth layer 1, the four continuous thick cloth layers and the second thin cloth layer 2 are formed by vulcanization adhesion.
The thickness and the weight of each thick cloth layer are equal; the thickness and the weight of the first thin cloth layer 1 and the second thin cloth layer 2 are equal. The ratio of the thickness of any thick cloth layer to the thicknesses of the first thin cloth layer 1 and the second thin cloth layer 2 is 2.5; the ratio of the weight of any one of the thick cloth layers to the weight of the first and second thin cloth layers 1 and 2 is 5.
Example 4
As shown in fig. 2 and 4, a high-strength buffer pad comprises a first thin cloth layer 1, four continuous thick cloth layers, and a second thin cloth layer 2 from top to bottom; the first thin cloth layer 1 and the second thin cloth layer 2 both comprise a basalt fiber cloth surface layer 9 and a fluororubber inner layer 10; the basalt fiber cloth surface layer 9 is arranged on the outermost layer, the fluororubber inner layer 10 is arranged below the basalt fiber cloth surface layer 9, and part of fluororubber permeates into the basalt fiber cloth surface layer 9.
The continuous thick cloth layer comprises a first thick cloth layer 3, a second thick cloth layer 4, a third thick cloth layer 5 and a fourth thick cloth layer 6 from top to bottom in sequence; the first thick cloth layer 3 is connected with the fluorine rubber inner layer 10 in the first thin cloth layer 1; the fourth thick cloth layer 6 is connected to the inner layer 10 of the fluororubber in the second thin cloth layer 2. Each thick cloth layer is prepared by soaking glass fiber cloth with one plain surface and the other surface inclined grain in liquid fluororubber; the first thin cloth layer 1, the four continuous thick cloth layers and the second thin cloth layer 2 are formed by vulcanization adhesion.
The thickness and the weight of each thick cloth layer are equal; the thickness and the weight of the first thin cloth layer 1 and the second thin cloth layer 2 are equal. The ratio of the thickness of any thick cloth layer to the thicknesses of the first thin cloth layer 1 and the second thin cloth layer 2 is 2.5; the ratio of the weight of any one of the thick cloth layers to the weight of the first and second thin cloth layers 1 and 2 is 5.
Example 5
As shown in fig. 2 and 5, a high-strength buffer pad comprises a first thin cloth layer 1, four continuous thick cloth layers, and a second thin cloth layer 2 from top to bottom; the first thin cloth layer 1 and the second thin cloth layer 2 both comprise a polyester silicone resin surface layer 11, a basalt fiber cloth middle layer 13 and a fluororubber inner layer 10; the polyester silicone surface layer is arranged above the basalt fiber cloth middle layer 13, and part of the polyester silicone penetrates into the basalt fiber cloth middle layer 13; the fluororubber inner layer 10 is arranged below the basalt fiber cloth intermediate layer 13, and part of the fluororubber permeates the basalt fiber cloth intermediate layer 13.
The continuous thick cloth layer comprises a first thick cloth layer 3, a second thick cloth layer 4, a third thick cloth layer 5 and a fourth thick cloth layer 6 from top to bottom in sequence; the first thick cloth layer 3 is connected with the fluorine rubber inner layer 10 in the first thin cloth layer 1; the fourth thick cloth layer 6 is connected to the inner layer 10 of the fluororubber in the second thin cloth layer 2. Each thick cloth layer is prepared by soaking glass fiber cloth with one plain surface and the other surface inclined grain in liquid fluororubber; the first thin cloth layer 1, the four continuous thick cloth layers and the second thin cloth layer 2 are formed by vulcanization adhesion.
The thickness and the weight of each thick cloth layer are equal; the thickness and the weight of the first thin cloth layer 1 and the second thin cloth layer 2 are equal. The ratio of the thickness of any thick cloth layer to the thicknesses of the first thin cloth layer 1 and the second thin cloth layer 2 is 2.5; the ratio of the weight of any one of the thick cloth layers to the weight of the first and second thin cloth layers 1 and 2 is 5.
The above embodiments are only for illustrating the utility model and are not to be construed as limiting the utility model, and those skilled in the art can make various changes and modifications without departing from the spirit and scope of the utility model, therefore, all equivalent technical solutions also belong to the scope of the utility model, and the scope of the utility model is defined by the claims.

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1. A high strength cushioning pad, characterized by: the buffer pad is sequentially provided with a first thin cloth layer, a plurality of continuous thick cloth layers and a second thin cloth layer from top to bottom; the first thin cloth layer and the second thin cloth layer respectively comprise a polyester silicon resin surface layer, a glass fiber cloth middle layer and a fluororubber inner layer; each thick cloth layer is prepared by soaking glass fiber cloth with one plain surface and the other surface inclined grain in liquid fluororubber; the first thin cloth layer, the plurality of continuous thick cloth layers and the second thin cloth layer are formed by vulcanization adhesion.
2. A high strength cushioning pad according to claim 1, wherein: the first thin cloth layer and the second thin cloth layer respectively comprise a basalt fiber cloth surface layer and a fluororubber inner layer, or a polyester silicone resin surface layer, a basalt fiber cloth intermediate layer and a fluororubber inner layer.
3. A high strength cushioning pad according to claim 1 or 2, wherein: the thickness and the weight of each thick cloth layer are equal or unequal, and the thickness and the weight of the first thin cloth layer and the second thin cloth layer are equal; the ratio of the thickness of any thick cloth layer to the thickness of the first thin cloth layer and the second thin cloth layer is 2.5-5; the ratio of the weight of any thick cloth layer to the weight of the first thin cloth layer and the second thin cloth layer is 3-5.5.
4. A high strength cushioning pad according to claim 1 or 2, wherein: the continuous thick cloth layer comprises four layers, namely a first thick cloth layer, a second thick cloth layer, a third thick cloth layer and a fourth thick cloth layer from top to bottom in sequence; the first thick cloth layer is connected with the inner layer of the fluororubber in the first thin cloth layer; the fourth thick cloth layer is connected with the inner layer of the fluororubber in the second thin cloth layer.
5. A high strength cushioning pad according to claim 1 or 2, wherein: the continuous thick cloth layer comprises six layers, namely a first thick cloth layer, a second thick cloth layer, a third thick cloth layer, a fourth thick cloth layer, a fifth thick cloth layer and a sixth thick cloth layer from top to bottom in sequence; the first thick cloth layer is connected with the inner layer of the fluororubber in the first thin cloth layer; the sixth thick cloth layer is connected with the fluorine rubber inner layer in the second thin cloth layer.
6. A high strength cushioning pad according to claim 1, wherein: the polyester silicon resin surface layer is arranged above the glass fiber cloth middle layer, and part of polyester silicon resin permeates into the glass fiber cloth middle layer; the inner fluororubber layer is arranged below the glass fiber cloth middle layer, and part of fluororubber permeates the glass fiber cloth middle layer.
7. A high strength cushioning pad according to claim 2, wherein: the basalt fiber cloth surface layer is arranged on the outermost layer, the fluororubber inner layer is arranged below the basalt fiber cloth surface layer, and part of fluororubber permeates into the basalt fiber cloth surface layer.
8. A high strength cushioning pad according to claim 2, wherein: the polyester silicone surface layer is arranged above the basalt fiber cloth middle layer, and part of the polyester silicone penetrates into the basalt fiber cloth middle layer; the fluororubber inner layer is arranged below the basalt fiber cloth middle layer, and part of fluororubber permeates the basalt fiber cloth middle layer.
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