DE8215405U1 - PROVISIONAL COVER FOR VEHICLE FLOOR LINING - Google Patents

Description

J. H. Benecke GmbH

Sheet 2 to the letter dated May 27, 1982

Company S 4 / DÖ / LÜ.GM

Temporary covering for motor vehicle floor linings

The innovation relates to a temporary cover for motor vehicle floor linings. These floor linings, which are used in modern motor vehicles for reasons of soundproofing and aesthetics often consist of textile materials, should be in a flawless, unpolluted condition. Since during the final assembly and the transfer of the vehicles there is often the risk that dirt that is difficult to remove by the personnel involved, such as oil, grease, tar, etc. from the workshop or from the transport route If it is carried into vehicles via shoes or clothing, attempts have already been made to create textile surfaces in vehicle interiors to protect with thin polyethylene foils, which are either spread loosely over them or with little or locally limited adhesion tailored to the relevant surfaces.

These known thin and very soft protective films could not fully satisfy j as a cover for the floor lining, κ as they are easily damaged with the shoes or pushed aside s] and then could no longer fulfill their task. Both The assembled protective film was also perceived as annoying that it was very tedious to ultimately completely remove it can be removed without leaving any residue.

The task therefore arose of a temporary protective cover for the motor vehicle floor area, which are easy to handle during attachment and removal as well as in use was insensitive and functionally reliable.

This task is characterized by that in the claims for protection Cover solved in an optimal way.

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J. H. Benecke GmbH page 3 of the letter dated May 27, 1982

Company S 1 / Dö / LÜ.GM

Through their own rigidity and flexibility at the same time
as well as the largely stable deformation is the
Cover very easy to handle and adapts well to the floor lining over the entire surface. Your fit in
The connection with the anti-slide back coating prevents the cover from slipping and thus ensures that its protective function is guaranteed. Since the average thickness of the cover according to the present innovation is at least 0.1 mm, it is insensitive to mechanical damage. By using ABS as the preferred material for the innovation, this robustness is increased even further.
The processing of ABS waste is easily possible, which is generated when punching or trimming other ABS products and for which there is a problem-free possibility of recycling.

A number of substances known per se for similar purposes come into consideration for what is known as the anti-slip backing, which cause a high static sliding friction without sticking to the counter surface, i.e. the floor lining. In the context of the present innovation, soft polyurethanes are preferably used with ^; a Shore Α hardness of less than 9o is used. The coating can be applied over the entire surface or also in areas - for example regularly
pattern-shaped - be executed.

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Claims (4)

J. H. Benecke GmbH sheet 1 of the letter dated May 27, 1982 company S 4 / DÖ / LÜ.GM 24 | Protection claims Provided 1. Temporary covering for motor vehicle floor linings, characterized in that it consists of a sheet portion of flexible deep-drawable material which maintains dimensionally stable deformation in accordance with the floor contour due to its inherent rigidity and AENR on its side facing the floor liner back side with a so-called. Gleitstopp coating is. 2. Cover according to claim 1, characterized in that its average thickness is at least 0.1 mm. 3. Cover according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that that they essentially consist of an acrylonitrile-butadiene-styrene mixture or copolymer (ABS). 4. Cover according to one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that that the slide-stop backside coating is made of a soft polyurethane with a Shore Α hardness of less exists as 9o °.