EP2488713A1 - Elément de coffrage à protection des bords et son procédé de fabrication - Google Patents

Elément de coffrage à protection des bords et son procédé de fabrication

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EP2488713A1
EP2488713A1 EP10760597A EP10760597A EP2488713A1 EP 2488713 A1 EP2488713 A1 EP 2488713A1 EP 10760597 A EP10760597 A EP 10760597A EP 10760597 A EP10760597 A EP 10760597A EP 2488713 A1 EP2488713 A1 EP 2488713A1
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edge
edge portion
guard
protective
base body
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Georg Niederer
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Doka GmbH
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    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E04—BUILDING
    • E04G—SCAFFOLDING; FORMS; SHUTTERING; BUILDING IMPLEMENTS OR AIDS, OR THEIR USE; HANDLING BUILDING MATERIALS ON THE SITE; REPAIRING, BREAKING-UP OR OTHER WORK ON EXISTING BUILDINGS
    • E04G9/00—Forming or shuttering elements for general use
    • E04G9/02—Forming boards or similar elements
    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E04—BUILDING
    • E04G—SCAFFOLDING; FORMS; SHUTTERING; BUILDING IMPLEMENTS OR AIDS, OR THEIR USE; HANDLING BUILDING MATERIALS ON THE SITE; REPAIRING, BREAKING-UP OR OTHER WORK ON EXISTING BUILDINGS
    • E04G9/00—Forming or shuttering elements for general use
    • E04G9/02—Forming boards or similar elements
    • E04G2009/023—Forming boards or similar elements with edge protection
    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E04—BUILDING
    • E04G—SCAFFOLDING; FORMS; SHUTTERING; BUILDING IMPLEMENTS OR AIDS, OR THEIR USE; HANDLING BUILDING MATERIALS ON THE SITE; REPAIRING, BREAKING-UP OR OTHER WORK ON EXISTING BUILDINGS
    • E04G9/00—Forming or shuttering elements for general use
    • E04G9/02—Forming boards or similar elements
    • E04G2009/023—Forming boards or similar elements with edge protection
    • E04G2009/026—Forming boards or similar elements with edge protection specific for corners

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  • the invention relates to a formwork element, in particular a formwork panel according to the preamble of patent claim 1 and a method for producing a formwork element according to the preamble of patent claim 12.
  • edge protection made of plastic which essentially serves to damage the edges of the formwork elements by a higher mechanical wear resistance of the edge protection made of plastic
  • edge areas of such shuttering elements are subjected to high mechanical loads, in particular during construction or dismantling after shuttering, in particular at the edges, and any occurring damage to the edges has a detrimental effect on the quality of the concrete structures produced with the shuttering elements, as a result at joints between two formwork elements caused by edge damage protrusions or protrusions on the finished component surface, which must be laboriously removed after disassembly of the formwork and therefore costly.
  • the freedom from damage to edges is therefore an important criterion for the service life of such formwork elements.
  • the edge protector made of plastic should furthermore prevent moisture from penetrating over the edge surfaces of a formwork element, since the absorption or release of moisture can cause swelling or shrinkage of the base body made of wood and / or wood material, since this likewise affects the surface quality a concrete component produced therewith may adversely affect and beyond the mechanical strength of the formwork element due to degradation processes of the natural material wood, especially decay processes can be greatly accelerated, whereby the service life of a formwork element is also disadvantageously reduced.
  • edge cover layers have a central web projecting at right angles and engaging in an edge groove of the shuttering panels, and on the surface on which the edge cover layers bear against the wood core of the shuttering panel, the edge cover layers are glued to the wood core.
  • the wood core is provided to protect against moisture on the plate surface at least on one side with a flat cover layer of plastic and to prevent ingress of moisture into the wood core, the at least one cover layer in the region of their abutting surfaces at their outer edges with the adjoining edge layers glued or welded.
  • a method for attaching an edge protector to a formwork panel in which a base plate made of wood a wood composite or a wood-like material after cutting at least partially along the edge surfaces and in particular in corners with a plastic, preferably polyurethane is poured around.
  • a plastic preferably polyurethane
  • One embodiment of the edge protector described as being advantageous is to form it from a homogeneous material around the entire plate and without interruption or additional reinforcements at the corners, but such a formation of a homogeneously circumferential edge protection in formwork panels of different formats requires expensive devices.
  • WO 2008/095897 Al likewise discloses the production of an edge protector or a sealing edge using an injection molding method in which an edge protector is attached to frontal edge surfaces of a base body made of wood coated with watertight cover surfaces.
  • an edge protector is attached to frontal edge surfaces of a base body made of wood coated with watertight cover surfaces.
  • elaborate machining processes are required on the main body.
  • EP 1 921 223 A2 discloses a rectangular formwork element which is provided at its shorter transverse edges with a stiffening element, which may consist of plastic and is anchored by means of overmolding with a second plastic in a groove on the transverse edge of the formwork element. In this overmolding and recesses can be filled at the corners of the formwork element with plastic, which represent the corners of the finished formwork element.
  • EP 2 055 864 A2 describes a formwork panel with a receptacle along the edge of the panel, in which a reinforcing edge made of plastic is arranged, which terminates flush with the edge of the panel with its outer surface facing away from the receptacle.
  • the edge protection in addition to the reinforcement edge in addition a surface cover, which may also be formed of plastic, on.
  • DE 26 18 366 AI discloses a formwork panel with a peripheral edge protection made of elastically yielding material which is firmly connected to the panel dispensing the scarf. To protect against impact, more elastic material can be arranged at the corners, in that the edge protection has a larger cross section in the area of the corners.
  • DE 196 11 413 AI shows a formwork panel with an edge protection made of plastic, which completely covers the base plate at its edge surface in at least one corner region.
  • a profile curve of the edge surfaces of the base plate which lies in a middle section of the base plate is set back in the corner region in relation to the otherwise existing corner.
  • the object of the invention is to provide a formwork element with an edge protector and a method for the production thereof, in which, despite the use of a high mechanical strength of the edge protection and a good protective effect against ingress of moisture is achieved in the formwork element.
  • the object of the invention is achieved by a formwork element with the features of the characterizing part of patent claim 1 and by a method with the characterizing measures of claim 12.
  • a second guard edge portion of a second plastic material is arranged by means of an injection molding and the second guard edge portion at a contact surface to the first guard edge portion permanently mechanically strong and waterproof
  • Advantageous manufacturing processes can be selected for the respective protective edge sections, and properties of the protective edge adapted to the respective occurring stresses can be achieved by the choice of the plastic material, wherein the joints have no weak points with respect to due to the permanent connection at the contact surfaces between the first and second protective edge sections form mechanical resilience and moisture protection.
  • the edge protector made of plastic material can be optimally selected in the individual protective edge sections, such an embodiment or such a manufacturing method is particularly well suited to provide shuttering elements with complex edge surfaces in an economical manner with an edge protection with a high protective effect ,
  • the entire edge surface of a shuttering element can thereby be provided with an edge protection without pronounced weak points with respect to the protective effect on the contact surfaces.
  • the particularly economically producible embodiment of the formwork element is that the second protective edge portion over a corner of the body or a covered by the first guard edge portion corner of Base body or a region of a rounded or chamfered change in direction of the edge surface of the main body or the first guard edge portion extends because corner areas or transition areas of the edge surface are exposed to high mechanical stresses during later use of the formwork element and the second Schutzkantenab- section accordingly adapted specially adapted to these requirements can be. Furthermore, at rounded or chamfered corners or direction change sections of the main body attachment of a continuous first guard edge portion lighter than at sharp corners of the body.
  • the embodiment according to the invention can be advantageously used, in particular in the case of three-layer plates, since at least parts of the base body are cut transversely to the wood fiber in each part of the edge surface and these so-called end-grain surfaces must be particularly protected from the effects of moisture due to their high water absorption capacity.
  • a high binding ability between edge protection and body and a high mechanical strength of the edge protection in use is achieved when the plastic of the first guard edge portion and the plastic of the second guard edge portion consists essentially of elastic plastic, in particular thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU).
  • TPU thermoplastic polyurethane
  • the two plastic materials do not have to be identical, but should form a good adhesion bond to one another at the contact surface, the mechanically permanent connection being effected inter alia by VANderW AALS forces and interdiffusion between the macromolecules of the first plastic material and the macromolecules of the second plastic material ,
  • a mechanical anchoring for example, by undercuts or openings in the first guard edge portion can be effected, which can be effective in addition to the convincedsverbund.
  • To further improve the connection between the first guard edge portion and the second guard edge portion can be improved by pretreatment of the contact surface on the first guard edge portion by means of adhesion promoters or primer.
  • the use of similar plastic material for the first guard edge portion and the second guard edge portion guarantees a good and durable connection.
  • An advantageous embodiment of the formwork element further consists in that the second guard edge portion along the edge surface at least partially has a constant thickness perpendicular to the edge surface, since in such sections with constant thickness, the edge surface on the base body is a parallel curve to the finished protective edge and thereby the body in a simple manner can be prepared for the attachment of the second guard edge portion. Furthermore, it is achieved that within the second guard edge portion as small as possible changes in the mechanical properties are present, which is desirable on the entire circumference of the formwork element.
  • the mechanical anchoring of the second guard edge portion on the first guard edge portion and optionally also the base body is promoted in particular by a connecting surface of the second guard edge portion with the first guard edge portion and possibly also the base body corresponds to at least one third of the total circumferential surface of the second guard edge portion.
  • the total circumferential area corresponds to the entire surface of the second guard edge portion considered as a solid body less lying in the plate surfaces of the formwork element faces. The entire surface may also be equated with the inner surface of the mold cavity for molding the second guard edge portion. This reduces the risk of separation due to mechanical stress.
  • an advantageous embodiment of the formwork element that can also be combined with other design variants is that the end sections of the first guard edge section, which form contact surfaces or abutment surfaces or end faces, which are adjoined later by a second guard edge section, are arranged on rectilinear sections of the edge surface. This end portions are thereby connected in a non-curved state with the edge surface of the body and it is the risk of unwanted separation of the end portions of the edge surface due to internal stresses avoided. This is particularly advantageous if there is a greater time interval between the attachment of the first protective edge section and the second protective edge section. After injection of the second guard edge portion, the risk of undesired detachment is negligible, since the end portions are quasi additionally fixed to the base body by the second guard edge portion.
  • the thickness of the second guard edge portion measured along an angular symmetry of two edge surfaces adjoining the direction change portion may preferably be between 5 times and 15 times the thickness of the first guard edge portion Especially the high mechanical stresses exposed corners of the body are optimally protected from damage by the inventive protective edge.
  • the thickness of the second guard edge portion may be measured perpendicular to its outer surface between one and three times the thickness of the first guard edge portion, preferably with similar mechanical properties of the plastic material of the first guard edge portion and the plastic material of the second guard edge portion preferably approximately the same Thickness of the two protective edge portions is selected at the contact surface in order to cause in the area of the contact surface as small as possible changes in the mechanical properties of the finished protective edge.
  • the mechanical properties of the second protective edge section can be adjusted by varying its thickness to that of the first protective edge section or can consciously have different mechanical properties in the second protective edge section as in FIG first protective edge portion can be achieved, such as an increased compliance or even a lower compliance under pressure load.
  • the protective edge of a shuttering element Since, in use, the shuttering elements are often pulled over an edge, it is advantageous if the protective edge of a shuttering element has as little mechanical discontinuity as possible, that is to say it has as uniform a resiliency or elasticity as possible, since a protective edge can jump with it. In the event of an excessively flexible compliance when pulling over an edge, the protective edge in the region of this mechanical discontinuity may be exposed to an extremely high load which could cause the protective edge to tear.
  • first protective edge section and the second protective edge section have at least approximately the same stiffness in the region of the contact surface when loaded at right angles to the edge surface of the base body or to the surface of the protective edge, the stiffness being a ratio of the modulus of elasticity of the respective Plastic material to the thickness of the respective Kunststoffmateri- is defined as perpendicular to the edge surface.
  • first guard edge portion and / or the second guard edge portion is connected over the entire surface and blunt with the edge surface of the body, since in this case the preformatting of the body with very simple tools such as a saw blade or a cylindrical Milling cutter or a chipper can be done.
  • two parallel edge surfaces on the base body can be produced using a Doppelendprofilers in a single pass, which can be an additional degree of freedom in the design of the edge surface by transverse to the feed direction in Doppelendprofiler arranged adjustment axes of the milling units.
  • the edge surface can be dispensed with the introduction of additional grooves by means of complex tools and still be achieved by using high-strength adhesive bonds a mechanically sufficiently strong connection between the first protective edge portion and the body.
  • the blunt preformatting of the edge surface is in the simplest case at right angles to the surface of the plate-like base body, but deviating from the edge surface may be oriented obliquely to the plate surface of the shuttering element.
  • the edge surface may have at least one recess or a profiling running along the edge surface of the main body, whereby a larger surface area surface area between the second protective edge section, which is applied by means of an injection molding process after the first protective edge sections have been applied. which is available for wetting with the molten plastic material of the second protective edge portion and thereby higher mechanical adhesion to the body can be achieved.
  • Suitable recesses in the main body can be formed by slots or bores that can be produced with simple tools and possibly even in a continuous process; a profiling on the wall surface of the body can also be easily applied in a continuous process with known from the prior art tools and methods.
  • an additional increase in the mechanical strength of the connection between the first protective edge section and the second protective edge section can be achieved if these have positive-locking elements cooperating in the region of the contact surface.
  • suitable undercuts can be provided on the contact surface during attachment to the first protective edge section, which is formed for example by prefabricated edge material of the first plastic, which are filled during the subsequent attachment of the second protective edge portion by means of an injection molding of the plastic of the second protective edge portion and after solidification of the second plastic material, a positive, mechanical connection between the two protective edge portions is made.
  • the common surface of the contact surface is increased and is thus one larger area for an adhesion effect between the first plastic material and the second plastic material available.
  • Such an undercut or a recess can be made at a first guard edge portion, which is formed from prefabricated roll material, by means of a suitable punch at Kapp-section.
  • first protective edge sections and the second protective edge sections have as similar or equivalent physical, in particular mechanical, technological properties and, as a result, the most homogeneous possible protective edge is present over the entire circumference of a shuttering element.
  • the plastic material of the first protective edge section and the plastic material of the second protective edge section have at least approximately the same technological properties, in particular elasticity, tensile strength, hardness, melting temperature, etc.
  • the plastic material of the first protective edge section and the plastic material of the second protective edge section have noticeably different mechanical-technological properties relative to each other.
  • a different plastic material may be used in this embodiment than for the first guard edge portions extending over much of the longitudinal edges Transverse edges of a formwork panel extend.
  • the thickness of the first protective edge section corresponds to between 0.1 times and 0.5 times the thickness of the base body.
  • the basic elements of formwork elements often have a thickness of between 10 mm and 35 mm, with an average thickness of the first protective edge section of 2 mm to 8 mm having proved to be advantageous in practice.
  • first protective edge section or second protective edge section of such a thickness it is ensured that punctiform, impact-like loads on the edge of such a shuttering element are distributed over a larger area by the plastic material of the protective edge and the basic body lying underneath is spread over wood and / or wooden material is exposed to relatively low and therefore damage-free sustainable mechanical loads.
  • shuttering elements according to the invention have a very long service life and represent high-quality operating means, it is furthermore advantageously possible to provide a measuring sensor element and / or an RFID transponder element in the region of the protective edge.
  • a corresponding element can be installed or even before attachment of the second protective edge section, since the second protective edge section is applied by means of an injection molding process, it is also possible in particular for such an element pour in the second protective edge section.
  • a measuring sensor element in such a formwork element can be used, for example, to measure a temperature in the region of the formwork.
  • An RFID transponder element is suitable, for example, for non-contact and / or automatable identification of individual formwork elements, whereby the use of such formwork elements can be tracked over the service life, or can be used to provide measured values of a measurement sensor element readable without contact.
  • a particularly advantageous embodiment of a shuttering element is that the first protective edge portion is substantially flush with the plate surface and the second protective edge portion has a relation to the plate surface of the body, in particular by at least 0.5 mm, raised cantilever portion.
  • the formed from the second plastic corners of such a formwork element are thus slightly thicker than the main body and the first guard edge portions. On a concrete surface produced therewith, this results in the corner regions of the formwork element with the elevations corresponding, slightly recessed sections that either do not interfere with the finished surface or can be filled by simply filling.
  • the main advantage of the elevations is that the corner regions of the formwork element do not jump back or recessed relative to the plate surface of the body and thus no local elevations arise on the finished concrete surface, even if in use the body increases in its thickness due to the influence of moisture in its thickness by swelling processes or the corner areas as the most heavily loaded zones of the formwork element a greater wear than the main body or the first Schutzkantenab- have sections.
  • a further advantage of the cantilever sections is that, with stacking elements formed in this way, air gaps are formed between plate surfaces facing one another, which facilitate evaporation of moisture from the base body over the plate surfaces and thereby waterlogging and the resulting negative and life-shortening effects on the wood or wood ., The wood materials of the formwork element are reduced.
  • the cantilever portion is in particular raised between 0.5 mm and 2 mm with respect to the plate surface of the formwork element.
  • a superelevation section has a superelevation surface parallel to the plate surface, which extends to the corner of the shuttering element.
  • a ramp-like transition surface extending from the level of the plate surface to the superelevation surface on the second guard edge portion causes a smooth, gradually increasing transition between the plate surface and the overhanging portion to be formed on the finished concrete surface and no sharp edges or steps are formed.
  • problems in stripping and in handling the formwork elements such as e.g. avoiding catching of the overhanging portions at edges etc.
  • the inventive method for producing a shuttering element with edge protection according to claim 12 is characterized in that individual sections of the edge protection are each made with those measures that represents an optimal balance between economy of the manufacturing process and optimal performance characteristics, especially high durability of the edge protection.
  • the second guard edge portion is attached after the attachment of the first guard edge portion in an injection molding using a main body and a portion of the first guard edge portion and two adjacent first guard edge portions in the contact surface encompassing injection molding tool.
  • the mold cavity for receiving the molten second plastic material is thus limited on the one hand by mold walls of the injection molding tool and on the other by an outer surface of the first protective edge section or the edge surface of the base body together with abutting surfaces and outer surfaces of adjacent first protective edge sections.
  • This method is as an original molding process insensitive to geometric variations of the edge surface or the abutting surfaces of adjacent first protective edge portions and therefore the upstream sub-steps of formatting the body and the attachment of the first guard edge portion can be performed with less high accuracy requirements.
  • a high-quality, durable, in particular mechanically high-strength and watertight connection at the contact surface is achieved by the connection of the second protective edge section to the first protective edge section being produced at the contact surface by a melting process or a welding process by which an intimate connection between the plastic material of the first Protective edge portion and the plastic material of the second guard edge portion is achieved. Due to the highest possible temperature of the molten plastic material of the second guard edge portion, the plastic material of the first guard edge portion is superficially melted during the injection process and thereby made an intimate connection. A particularly good connection is achieved when the plastic material of the first
  • Protective edge portion and the plastic material of the second guard edge portion are at least similar or substantially identical, so have an equivalent chemical composition. After performing the injection molding, the plastic material of the second
  • the injection mold may have cooling means such as in the form of liquid-flowed cooling channels. Since the pre-formatting of the main body takes place most economically in a continuous process, it is advantageous if the first protective edge section or the first protective edge sections are applied in a continuous process to the edge surface of the main body. For this purpose, it is possible to integrate corresponding devices for the attachment of the first protective edge portion in a double end tenoner or even a one-sided edging line on which the formatting of the base body takes place.
  • the plastic material of the first guard edge portion and / or the second guard edge portion may also be applied to a separate processing station independent of the pre-formatting.
  • the plastic material for the first protective edge portion may advantageously be present as a prefabricated edge material which is applied in the form of preformatted strips or as roll material, this embodiment also being advantageously combined with other described embodiments.
  • the edge surface may be subjected to a pretreatment prior to attachment, which may include, but is not limited to, the use of primers or similar primers to improve the adhesion of the edge protector.
  • the contact surface on the first protective edge section and / or the edge surface of the main body can be subjected to a machining operation before attaching the second protective edge section.
  • a machining with geometrically determined cutting such as sawing or milling or with geometrically indefinite cutting such as grinding done.
  • this additional borrowing machining between the application of the individual protective edge sections, a second protective edge portion and the contact surfaces of a special geometry can be achieved and thereby a particularly high flexibility and elasticity or even a high resistance and high rigidity can be imparted.
  • the cutting tools are used in the synchronous process.
  • a particularly cost-effective production of the formwork elements according to the invention is possible when attached to continuous edge surface portions, in particular longitudinal edges and end edges of a rectangular base body, first protection edge portions in a continuous process and subsequently at edge surface portions between or at an angle to each other oriented, first protection edge portions, the second protection edge portions by means of a Injection molding be attached.
  • peripheral edge protection can be attached with the economically advantageous continuous flow method, whereby this method can be used very flexibly even in the most diverse formats, while the attachment of the second protective edge sections at the corners of the shuttering element by means of suitable injection molds, only in the thickness of the shuttering element be adjustable, regardless of the surface dimensions of the formwork element can be economically mounted and a consistent quality of the connection can be achieved at the contact surfaces.
  • a particularly advantageous embodiment of a shuttering element or of the method for producing such is that in a first production step the first protective edge section, in particular as a semi-finished material, is applied to approximately the entire edge surface of the base body.
  • the first protective edge section in particular as a semi-finished material, is applied to approximately the entire edge surface of the base body.
  • the main body is preferably provided in the corner regions of the finished formwork element with a rounding or bevel, whereby the edge surface is set back relative to a right angle.
  • This beveling or rounding of the contour of the body facilitates the attachment of the first guard edge portion in one piece, in particular the continuous attachment in a continuous process.
  • the abutment surfaces of the first guard edge portion are advantageously positioned at such a rounding or bevel, wherein the mutually facing abutment surfaces to each other a distance of up to a few centimeters, preferably less than 20 mm.
  • the edge surface is the outer surface of the first Protective edge portion already the later outer surface of the formwork element, while in the corner regions, the finished outer surface of the formwork element is formed by injection molding of the second protective edge regions.
  • Fig. 1 is a formwork element in the form of a rectangular formwork panel with circumferential
  • Fig. 2 shows a possible embodiment of a corner region of the formwork element
  • FIG. 3 shows another possible embodiment of a corner region of the formwork element with an indicated injection mold
  • FIG. 4 shows a section through a formwork element according to line IV-IV in Fig. 1.
  • FIG. 5 shows a further possible embodiment of the edge protector in a corner region of the formwork element
  • FIG. 6 shows a further possible embodiment of the edge protector in a corner region of the formwork element
  • FIG. 7 shows a flow chart for the production method of a formwork element according to the invention.
  • FIG. 8 shows a further embodiment of a formwork element with edge protection
  • FIG. 9 shows a section through an edge protector with a special embodiment of a first protective edge section.
  • 10 shows a corner region of a formwork element with a cantilever section in the second guard edge section in a first embodiment
  • FIG. 11 shows a section through a corner region according to FIG. 10;
  • FIG. 12 shows a corner region of a formwork element with a cantilever section in the second guard edge section in a further embodiment
  • FIG. 13 shows a section through a corner region according to FIG. 12.
  • Fig. 1 shows a formwork element 1 for the production of components made of concrete, here for example in the form of a formwork panel 2, which comprises a flat base body 3, the edge of which is provided with a circumferential protective edge 4 made of plastic.
  • the main body 3 of the formwork element 1 consists essentially of wood and / or a wooden material which gives the formwork element 1 the strength and stability required for its use. bores, while the protective edge 4 essentially serves to largely protect the edge region of the base body 3 from damage and moisture.
  • a plate surface 5 or two opposite plate surfaces 5, 6 may each be provided with a cover layer 7 which shields the surface of the base body 3 from wood or wood material from the influence of moisture and, for example, by a plastic surface, made of polypropylene PP, lacquer.
  • a cover layer 7 which shields the surface of the base body 3 from wood or wood material from the influence of moisture and, for example, by a plastic surface, made of polypropylene PP, lacquer.
  • On the base body 3 is given by cutting or formatting a circumferential edge surface 8, to which the protective edge 4 is attached.
  • the circumferential protective edge 4 is in this case composed of a plurality of protective edge sections, wherein first protective edge sections 10, 10 ', 10 "and 10"' are arranged on first partial surfaces 9, 9 ', 9 “and 9”' of the edge surface 8 and on second partial surfaces 11, 11 ', 11 "and 11”' of the edge surface 8 second protective edge portions 12, 12 ', 12 "and 12"' are arranged.
  • the first protective edge sections 10, 10 ', 10 "and 10"' each extend over the majority of the longitudinal edges or transverse edges of the main body 3, while the second protective edge sections 12, 12 ', 12 "and 12"' extend over corner regions of the main body 3 extend and connect to contact surfaces 13 each directly to an adjacent first guard edge portion 10, whereby an uninterrupted and over the entire edge surface 8 extending protective edge 4 is formed.
  • the protective edge 4 can also be referred to as an edge contactor, with both terms having the same meaning in this context.
  • a first protective edge portion 11 and a second protective edge portion 12 are permanently and fully connected to each other, whereby the protective edge 4 is sufficiently resistant to the mechanical stresses and moisture influences occurring in use in the area of the contact surfaces 13.
  • the connection to the contact surface 13 is mechanically highly loadable and waterproof due to the injection molding process used and the resulting intimate connection of the second protective edge section 12 to the first protective edge section 10.
  • the first guard edge portions 10, 10 ', 10 "and 10"' are made of a first plastic material having high mechanical wear resistance and high durability to environmental influences, such as moisture, concrete constituents, chemical substances, elevated temperature, solar radiation and UV radiation.
  • the second guard edge portions 12, 12 ', 12 "and 12"' are exposed to comparable mechanical stresses and environmental influences as the first guard edge portions 10 and are formed of a second plastic material that is at least approximately identical to the first plastic material of the first guard edge portions 10 is, but may also consist of a second plastic material which has noticeably different properties of the first plastic material.
  • the first protective edge sections 10, 10 ', 10 "and 10"' which in the illustrated embodiment cover the majority of the longitudinal edges or the transverse edges of the main body 3, for example, in a continuous process at the edge surface 8 and can be made of semi-material of the relevant plastic material be formed, for example in the form of prefabricated strip material or as an endless roll material, which is applied in an appropriate length to the edge surface 8.
  • all common bonding methods can be used in which high-strength and moisture-resistant adhesive systems can be used.
  • Base body 3 are arranged are attached by means of an injection molding on the base body 3 and the first guard edge portions 10, 10 ', ... and each extending between two first guard edge portions 10.
  • an injection mold on the base body 3 with the arranged on this already attached first guard edge portions 10 so that for the production of the second guard edge portions 12 each have a suitable mold cavity is created, on the one hand by molding elements of the injection mold itself and on the other by a second part surface 11 of the edge surface 8 and end faces of the adjacent , first protective tenabitese 10 is limited. Further details of this injection molding process will be discussed in more detail with reference to a further embodiment.
  • the formwork element 1 is formed in the embodiment of FIG. 1 by a rectangular scarf board 2, but of course also deviating from the rectangular shape outlines of the formwork element 1 are conceivable, in particular other corner or rounded portions of the edge surface 8 of the body 3, wherein rounded partial surfaces of the edge surface 8, both a first guard edge portion 10 and a second guard edge portion 12 may be arranged.
  • edge materials can also be approached on rounded, approximately sectionally circular edge surfaces 8.
  • the second protective edge sections 12 are preferably provided on partial surfaces 11 of the edge surface 8, in which the edge surface 8 changes direction, the partial surfaces 11 thus extend over a direction change section 14, which in the illustrated example of the switchboard 2 in each case corresponds to a corner 15 of the base body. pers 3 corresponds.
  • Fig. 2 shows a section of a formwork element 1 and that a direction change section 14 in the form of a corner 15, which corresponds approximately to the lower right corner in Fig. 1.
  • first guard edge portion 10 ' is arranged and extends therebetween a second guard edge portion 12 which comprises the base body 3 in the region of the corner 15 and virtually closes the gap between the two first guard edge portions 10 and 10 '.
  • the permanent connection between the first protective edge sections 10 and 10 "and the second protective edge section section 12 is indicated.
  • a thickness 16 'of the second guard edge portion 12 may be approximately equal to the thickness 17 of the first guard edge portion 10' - in Fig. 2, the upwardly facing arm of the angular, second guard edge portion 12, corresponding to the shorter transverse edge of the rectangular formwork element in FIG. 1 - or that a thickness 16 of the second guard edge section 12 can be greater than the thickness 17 of the first guard edge section 10 - as in FIG. 2 on the horizontal arm of the guard edge section 12, corresponding to the longer longitudinal edge of the rectangular formwork element in FIG 1, provides.
  • This exemplified variation of the thickness 16 of the second guard edge portion 12 may be used to impart similar mechanical properties to the guard edge 4 at a load approximately perpendicular to the guard edge 4, such as different degrees of hardness or elasticity between the plastic material of the first guard edge portion 10 and Plastic material of the second guard edge portion 12 compensate.
  • an approximately equal thickness 16 'of the second guard edge portion 12 and the thickness 17 of the first guard edge portion 10' is recommended when the two plastic materials have approximately equal elasticity, while, for example, in a plastic material of the second guard edge portion 12 with less elasticity compared to the plastic material of the first Protective edge portion 10 can compensate by the thickness 16 of the second guard edge portion is selected to be greater than the thickness 17 of the first guard edge portion 10, provided that both plastic materials have a higher elasticity than the base body 3 made of wood and / or wood material, which is generally believed can be.
  • Fig. 2 further shows that the edge surface 8 can be subsequently machined after attaching the first guard edge portion 10 and at the same time the contact surfaces 13 forming end faces of the first guard edge portion 10 for connection to the second guard edge portion 12 can be prepared.
  • the base body 3 is further machined with movement of the milling tool parallel to the longitudinal edge with a constant measure and at the end of the base body 3 a further feed movement 19 is performed transversely to the longitudinal edge, which causes a curved outlet 20 of the edge surface 8 of the body.
  • legs of the angular, second protective edge section 12 extend from the corner 15 on the finished formwork element 1 over a multiple of the thickness 16 along the edge surface 8, whereby in addition to the connection with the first guard edge portions 10, 10 'at the contact surfaces 13, a large contact area between the second protective edge portion 12 and the base body 3 is achieved and As a result, a high mechanical load capacity is achieved with respect to shearing operations or peeling processes.
  • a sufficiently large adhesive surface between the second protective edge section 12 and base body 3, a connecting surface 21 of the second protective edge section 12 with the first protective edge section 10 and possibly also the base body 3 corresponds to at least one third of the total circumferential surface of the second protective edge section 12.
  • the total circumferential area corresponds to the entire surface of the second guard edge portion 12 considered as a solid body less the lying in the plate surfaces 5, 7 of the formwork element 1 faces.
  • the entire surface can also be equated with the inner surface of the mold cavity for the injection molding of the second protective edge section 12.
  • the illustrated second protective edge portion 12 further has at least partially about a constant thickness 16, which can be assumed in these sections also of largely constant mechanical properties.
  • Fig. 3 shows as an example of an alternative embodiment of a formwork element 1 a section of a corner 15 of a formwork panel 2, in which a rounded edge surface 8 of the base body 3 in the corner and the two adjoining straight edges - for example, the longitudinal edge and the transverse edge of a rectangular body 3 is occupied with a first, continuous protective edge portion 10, and the corner 15 of the finished
  • Shuttering element 1 is formed by a second guard edge portion 12 which is molded on an outer surface 22 of the first guard edge portion 10.
  • the outer surface 22 of the first protective edge section 10 can additionally be subjected to processing in the region of the contact surface 13 prior to the injection of the second protective edge section 12, with which the durability of the connection can be further increased.
  • the contact surface 13 can be increased, which in addition mechanical anchoring between the first guard edge portion 10 and the second guard edge portion 12 can be effected.
  • an additional anchoring of the second protective edge section 12 in the base body can be achieved by a bore which extends into the main body 3.
  • the contour of the edge surface 8 is rounded in this embodiment in the area of the later corner 15 in the form of a quarter circle, but in a modification thereto also by a trimmed chamfer or two indicated by dashed lines straight cuts against a rectangular formatted base body 3 at the corner 15th disarmed, whereby this has a corner angle which is greater than 90 °, so for example 135 °. 2, in which the contour of the edge surface 8 is machined by means of a cylindrical milling cutter, a contour of the edge surface 8 composed of straight sections can be produced in the region of an outside corner by means of two or more straight saw cuts. be presented.
  • a rounding or chamfering in the corner area is for the attachment of the first protective edge portion 10 of advantage, since when using plastic material in the form of semi-finished this has a certain inherent rigidity, and by avoiding sharp corners of the edge surface 8 in direction change sections 14, the attachment, in particular the circumferential adhesion of the first protective edge portion 10 is significantly easier in a train and the mechanical bond to the base body 3 is better.
  • the second protective edge section 12 has a variable thickness 16, which also causes spatially different mechanical properties of the second protective edge section 12.
  • the thickness 16 since there is no abrupt change in the thickness 16 within the second guard edge portion 12, there is no risk of shock loads when pulling or pushing such a formwork member 1 over an edge of another item.
  • FIG. 3 shows in dashed lines an injection mold 23 with which the second protective edge section 12 can be applied in the corner region of a base body 3 already provided with a first protective edge section 10.
  • the injection molding tool 23 has a shaped part recess 24 which, together with the edge surface 8 and the outer surface 22 of the already applied first protective edge section 10, has a mold cavity 25 limited, which corresponds to the later, second guard edge portion 12.
  • at least one feed channel 26 is arranged for this purpose, via which molten plastic material can be supplied to the mold cavity 25.
  • the feed channel 26 or a feed channel system opens into the mold cavity 25 in at least one gate 27, possibly also in several sections 27, whereby the gate or gates are suitably positioned by injection molding technology.
  • a cooling system is additionally preferably arranged in the injection mold 23 with which the rapid cooling of the second protective edge section 12 after the injection process is promoted.
  • first protective edge section 10 has a joint 28 in the corner region which is closed during the injection-molding of the second protective edge section 12. At least one such joint 28 results inevitably when attaching a plurality of first guard edge sections 10 or even a single, integrally encircling first guard edge section 10 on the edge surface 8 of the base body 3, which is advantageously placed so that it lies in a corner region and in Sequence of a second guard edge portion 12 is covered and thereby closed.
  • the distance between two end faces 29 of first guard edge sections 10 is therefore bridged, similar to the embodiment according to FIG. 1 or 2, wherein the end faces 29 face one another and have only a relatively small distance from each other.
  • Fig. 4 shows a detail of a section through a formwork element 1 according to line IV - IV in Fig. 1 in the region of a second guard edge portion 12 or in the region of a first guard edge portion 10.
  • the edge surface 8 of the body 3 can, as shown in solid lines, straight extend between surfaces 30 of the formwork element 1 or be profiled, wherein the profiling is shown in Fig. 4 by a dashed line indicated groove 31 by way of example.
  • the advantage of a blunt, straight edge surface 8 is the simple production of the edge surface 8, whereas an enlargement of the contact surface between the first protective edge section 10 and the second protective edge section 12 and the base body 3 can be achieved by profiling the edge surface 8.
  • This increase in the contact surface can be used both for the first protective edge 10, which is preferably applied by means of an adhesive method, as well as for the second guard edge portion 12, which is attached by means of an injection molding process, cause a better anchoring with the base body 3.
  • the additional anchoring of the first protective edge portion 10 can be done by engaging in the groove 31, harpoon-like profile extensions.
  • cover layers 32 which are connected in a planar manner to the base body 3.
  • cover layers 32 cause a protection of the base body 3, which consists of wood and / or Holzwerk- materials and / or wood-plastic composite, both from mechanical influences as well as exposure to moisture or other chemical substances in use in contact can occur with the formwork element 1.
  • the protective edge 4 which is composed of first protective edge portions 10 and second protective edge portions 12, the cover layers 32 for the main body 3 form a protective barrier against externally acting mechanical loads, the influence of moisture and optionally also the influence of chemical substances.
  • the cover layers 32 consist for example of plastic coatings or coatings, such as polypropylene PP or other thermoplastic or thermoset, reinforced or unreinforced plastics and are in particular glued or glued over the entire surface of the main body 3.
  • the edge surface 8 of the base body 3 can have one or more recesses 33, by means of which an additional anchoring in the base body 3 can be effected for a second protective edge section 12, which is applied by means of injection molding.
  • the thickness 17 of the first protective edge section 10 corresponds to between 0.1 times and 0.5 times the thickness of the base body 3.
  • the base bodies 3 of formwork elements 1 often have a thickness of between 15 mm and 35 mm, which results in practice an average thickness of the first guard edge portion 10 of 2 mm to 8 mm has proved to be advantageous.
  • FIG. 5 shows a further possible embodiment of a formwork element 1 in a corner region 15, in which first protective edge sections 10 are attached to straight edges of the base body 3, which are secured in the corner region 15 by means of a second protective edge section 12 are connected.
  • the contour of the edge surface 8 is produced in this embodiment by means of a milling cutter 34, whose axis of rotation 35 is oriented at right angles to the surface 30 of the formwork element 1.
  • the dashed line indicates the path of the rotation axis 35 relative to the base body 3.
  • the second guard edge portion 15 is formed symmetrically with respect to the corner 15, wherein this symmetrical design of the corner can represent a structurally simple solution for other embodiments of a formwork element 1.
  • FIG. 6 shows a further exemplary embodiment of a formwork element 1, in which the base body 3 is preformatted at right angles and the edge surface 8 is changed only relative to a rectangle, that after attaching the first protection edge sections 10, for example by means of one or two saw blades, slots 36 are introduced into the base body 3, which can cause an additional anchoring of the second guard edge portion 12 with the base body 3.
  • the slots 36 are approximately parallel to an angular symmetry 37 of the corner 15.
  • first protective edge sections 10 and second protective edge sections 12 are enlarged in relation to a rectangularly oriented slot in the region of the contact surfaces 13 and can thus also effect an improved mechanical connection to the contact surfaces 13 between abutting protective edge sections 10, 12 become.
  • FIG. 7 shows, schematically and greatly simplified, the method for producing a shuttering element 1 according to the invention, in which a base body 3, optionally covered with cover layers 32, passes through the following method steps in a continuous flow method:
  • Forming 38 of the longitudinal edges for example by means of a Doppelendprofilers edge banding 39 of the first protective edge portions 10 at the longitudinal edges of the base body.
  • FIG. 8 shows a further embodiment of the formwork element 1, which is possibly independent of itself, again using the same reference numerals or component designations as in the preceding FIGS. 1 to 7 for the same parts.
  • Fig. 8 shows a formwork element 1 in the form of a rectangular formwork panel 2 with a
  • Base 3 made of wood and / or wood materials and / or wood-plastic composite and a circumferential protective edge 4.
  • the protective edge 4 is prepared so that after producing an edge surface 8 by preformatting the base body 3 at this a first guard edge portion 10 to the edge surface. 8 glued or glued, which extends in one piece over the entire circumference of the edge surface 8 except for a joint 28.
  • main body 3 has four direction change sections 14 or corner regions, in which the edge surface 8 is provided with chamfers 44. These chamfers 44 or, alternatively, rounding described with reference to FIG. 3 serve to be able to guide the first protective edge section 10 more easily around the corner regions without sharp creases. Subsequently, the corners 15 of the formwork element 1 are produced such that in the corner regions or direction change portions 14 of the outer surface 22 of the first guard edge portion 10 by means of injection molding second guard edge portions 12 are attached, wherein the injected edge plastic material of the second guard edge portions 12, the sharp-edged rectangular corners 15 of finished formwork element 1 are formed.
  • a permanent connection is produced by the injection molding on the contact surfaces 13.
  • the contact surface 13 extends to the end faces 29 of the first guard edge portion 10.
  • Forming of the corner regions ie here the preparation of the chamfers 44 takes place immediately after the formatting 38 of the longitudinal edges and the formatting 40 of the transverse edges.
  • the attachment of the first guard edge portion 12 by edge banding 39 and 41 may optionally be combined into a single circumferential edge banding operation.
  • the subsequent injection molding of the second protective edge sections 12 in the corner regions completes the formwork element 1.
  • Fig. 8 is thus an embodiment in which at three corners 15 of the formwork element 1 each of the second guard edge portion 12 is connected only at the contact surfaces 13 with the outer z Structure 22 of the first guard edge portion 10 and at the corner 15 with the joint 28 of the second Protective edge portion 12 in addition to the lying on the outer surface 22 and the end surfaces 29 of the first guard edge portion 10 contact surface 13 is also connected to the edge surface 8 of the base body 3.
  • the end faces 29, which are formed by end portions of the first guard edge portion 10 and form the joints 28, lie in the embodiments according to FIGS. 1, 2, 5, 6, 7 and 8 in rectilinear portions of the edge surface 8, whereby the end portions no curvature may possibly cause a detachment of the first protective edge portion of the body due to bending stresses.
  • a further embodiment of a shuttering element 1 shown in partial cross-section in FIG. 9 may consist in that the first protective edge section 10 is not made of a homogeneous plastic material but is composed in the direction of the thickness of the shuttering element of at least three sections 45a, 45b and 45c, these sections 45a, 45b, 45c may consist of different plastic materials, which may each also have different mechanical properties.
  • the sections 45a, 45b, 45c may be connected to one another by adhesive bonds, but it is advantageous to produce the plastic material for the first protective edge section 10 by a so-called oextrusionsclar in which in an extrusion process, various plastic materials are joined to form a one-piece extrusion profile, which is used as a semi-finished for the first guard edge portion 10.
  • first protective edge section 10 is achieved if the outer sections 45a and 45c consist of a material of high wear resistance and also high toughness, for example of thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU) and the intermediate section 45b of a different material, preferably also TPU - is formed with higher elasticity and can act as a kind of expansion part, which can expand in a possibly occurring change in thickness of the body 3 due to moisture influence and thereby the two outer sections 45a and 45b flush with the plate surfaces 5, 6 of the Main body 3 remain because they can follow this change in thickness of the base body 3 due to the relatively elastic portion 45b, without the risk of detachment by high shear stresses in the glued joint.
  • TPU thermoplastic polyurethane
  • protective edge portion 10 may also be alternatively or in addition to the measures described above also achieved that the thickness 16 of the protective edge 4 in the direction of the thickness of the shuttering element is not constant, but locally has a cross-sectional reduction, such as in the form of a running in the circumferential direction of the edge surface notch, indentation, groove or the like, whereby the plastic provided with elastic properties locally allows greater deformation and the protective edge portion 10 can tolerate changes in thickness of the base body 3 without damage.
  • a further embodiment feature of a shuttering element 1 which can be combined with previously described embodiments is shown in partial view in FIG. 10 and in a section according to XI-XI in FIG. 11.
  • the second protective edge section 12 is injection molded on a direction change section 14 in the form of a right-angled corner 15 directly on the edge surface 8 and is connected at contact surfaces 13 with the first protective edge sections 10 at the edges adjoining the corner 15.
  • the edge surface 8 is rounded at the corner, whereby the second protective edge portion 12 of a second plastic has a greater material thickness and protects the base body 3 in the region of the corner 15 from shocks.
  • the second guard edge portion 12 is in the range the corner 15 on both sides of a plateau portion 46 which is raised relative to the plate surface 5 and 6, whereby in the finished concrete surface, a corresponding recess is formed.
  • the thickness of the formwork element 1 is thereby slightly larger in the region of the corner 15 than in the region of the base body 3, wherein an elevation 47 of such a cantilever portion 46 relative to the plate surface 5 may correspond approximately between 0.5 mm and 2 mm.
  • the shuttering element 1 preferably has on both sides 5, 6 the same cantilever sections 46, whereby such a formwork element is used on both sides, but it is deviating from an only one-sided design of the elevation sections 46 on a plate surface 5 or 6 possible.
  • the camber portion 46 is formed to have a camber surface 48 that is parallel to the disk surface 5, 6 and extends into the corner 15.
  • the superelevation surface 48 has the shape of an equilateral, right-angled triangle, which is symmetrical with respect to the angular symmetry 47. If, in a formwork, the corners 15 of several formwork elements 1 adjoin one another, the respective elevation surfaces 48 complement one another to form a larger, planar overall elevation which forms a corresponding recess in the finished concrete surface.
  • the second guard edge portion 12 may additionally include a ramp-like transition surface 49 extending from the level of the disk surface 5 or 6 to the over-surface 48, thereby providing a smooth, gradually increasing transition from the disk surface 5, 6 to the over-surface 48.
  • over-elevation portions 46 are that with a possibly occurring in use of the formwork element 1 sources of the base body 3 this does not protrude with an increase in its thickness relative to the over-elevation portion 46 and therefore in the region of the corner 15 of such a formwork element 1 no survey the finished concrete surface is created.
  • the resulting slight depression of the finished concrete surface can be removed with much less effort, for example by puttying, if necessary, but surveys on the finished concrete surface are problematic and usually have to be removed with considerable effort, for example by grinding.
  • the transition surface 49 which forms a gently rising connection between the plate surface 5, 6 and the superelevation surface 48, has an angle of inclination of preferably less than 30 °, in particular less than 20 °. Soft and gradually rising or extending transitions also result from this on the finished concrete surface, and hooking over of the overhanging section 46 on edges is thus largely prevented.
  • FIGS. 12 and 13 show a further embodiment of the formwork element 1 which can be combined with the above-described embodiments and is possibly independent of itself, with the same reference numerals and component designations being used again for the same parts as in the preceding FIGS. In order to avoid unnecessary repetition, reference is made to the detailed description in the preceding FIGS. 10 and 11.
  • the second protective edge section 12 is attached to the outside 22 of the first protective edge section 10 and with this via the common 3.
  • the first protective edge section 10 also extends over the direction change section 14 or the region of the corner 15 and is flush with the plate surfaces 5 and 6.
  • the molded second protective edge section 12 also points the elevation sections 46 described with reference to FIGS. 10 and 11, in particular with elevation surfaces 48 and transition areas 49.
  • the shape of the raised portions 46 or the superelevation surfaces 48 may, of course, deviate from the shapes shown in the figures, such as the transition surface 49 is not sharp-edged in the subsequent plate surface 5 or the Kochhöhungs
  • the superelevation surface 48 passes but also rounded transitions can be executed.
  • the superelevation surface 48 may also have an arcuate edge in plan view, for example, thereby resulting in a quarter-circle superelevation area.

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L'invention concerne un élément de coffrage (1) présentant une bordure de protection (4), en particulier un panneau de coffrage (2), comportant un corps de base plat (3) délimité par une surface périphérique (8) et constitué de bois et/ou d'un matériau à base de bois et/ou d'un composite bois-matière plastique, ainsi qu'une première section de bordure de protection (10) agencée sur au moins une première surface partielle (9) de la surface périphérique (8) et constituée d'une première matière plastique ou d'une combinaison de plusieurs premières matières plastiques. Selon l'invention, une seconde section de bordure de protection (12) constituée d'une seconde matière plastique est appliquée sur au moins une seconde surface partielle (11) de la surface périphérique (8) du corps de base (3) et/ou sur une surface extérieure (22) de la première section de bordure de protection (10) au moyen d'un procédé de moulage par injection. La seconde section de bordure de protection (12) est raccordée à la première section de bordure de protection (10) sur une surface de contact (13) et la seconde section de bordure de protection (12) est reliée de façon permanente à la première section de bordure de protection (10) sur la surface de contact (13). La seconde section de bordure de protection (12) s'étend sur une section de changement de direction (14), en particulier un coin (15), de la surface périphérique (8) du corps de base (3) ou sur une section de changement de direction (14) de la surface extérieure (22) de la première section de bordure de protection (10).
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