JP2006281831A - Glass run for automobile - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To prevent generation of noise by certainly absorbing impact relative to a glass run of a door glass at ascending of the door glass. <P>SOLUTION: The glass run for the automobile is mounted to an inner periphery of a door frame of a door of the automobile and guides lifting of the door glass. The glass run 10 is made to an approximately U shape cross section comprising an outdoor side side wall 20, an indoor side side wall 30 and a bottom wall 40. In the bottom wall, a bottom wall shock-absorbing lip 47 is obliquely extended from one side part of an inner surface of the bottom wall toward an inner side and is curved/formed to a recessing shape relative to the bottom wall. A bottom wall projection part 48 is formed on the other side part of the inner surface of the bottom wall. When a distal end of the door glass is abutted on the bottom wall shock-absorbing lip, a distal end of the bottom wall shock-absorbing lip is engaged with the bottom wall projection part. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2007,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to an automotive glass run that is attached to the inner periphery of a door frame of an automobile door and guides the raising and lowering of the door glass.

As shown in FIG. 4, a glass run 110 for guiding the raising and lowering of the door glass 5 is attached to the inner periphery of the door frame 2 of the door 1 of the automobile. The conventional mounting structure is shown in FIG.
FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view taken along line AA in FIG.

Conventionally, as shown in FIG. 4, the glass run 110 is attached in the channel 3 of the door frame 2 to guide the raising and lowering of the door glass 5 and to seal between the door glass 5 and the door frame 2. . Furthermore, the glass run 110 is formed by molding the upper side, the front side vertical side, and the rear side vertical side of the door 1 including the straight linear part 111 formed by extrusion molding in accordance with the shape of the door frame 2. Connected at the corner 112.
The seal between the door 1 and the vehicle body is made by a door weather strip 108 attached to the outer periphery of the door frame 2 and / or an opening trim weather strip 109 attached to the flange of the opening of the vehicle body. .

  As shown in FIG. 5, the main body of the glass run 110 has a substantially U-shaped cross section including an outer side wall 120, an inner side wall 130, and a bottom wall 140. A vehicle outer side seal lip 126 is provided so as to extend from the vicinity of the front end of the vehicle outer side wall 120 toward the inside of the main body having a substantially U-shaped cross section. In addition, a vehicle interior side seal lip 136 is also provided on the vehicle interior side wall 130 so as to extend from the vicinity of its front end toward the inside having a substantially U-shaped cross section. Further, a vehicle outer side cover lip 124 extends in the direction of the bottom wall 140 in parallel with the vehicle outer side wall 120 from the vicinity of the front end of the vehicle outer side wall 120, and from the vicinity of the front end of the vehicle inner side wall 130. A vehicle interior cover lip 134 extends in the direction of the bottom wall 140 in parallel with the vehicle interior side wall 130.

  The vehicle outer side wall 120, the vehicle inner side wall 130 and the bottom wall 140 are inserted into the channel 3 provided in the door frame 2, and the outer surface of each wall is in contact with the inner surface of the channel 3. The front end of the outer panel 2c of the door frame 2 is inserted between the vehicle outer side wall 120 and the vehicle outer cover lip 124, and the front end of the inner panel 2d is inserted between the vehicle inner side wall 130 and the vehicle inner cover lip 134. A glass run 110 is held.

The door glass 5 slides on the inside of the glass run 110 having a substantially U-shaped cross section, and the both sides of the end of the glass run 110 are sealed and held by the vehicle exterior seal lip 126 and the vehicle interior seal lip 136. Has been.
When closing the door glass 5, the door glass 5 of the power window rises in the door frame 2, and the upper end of the door glass 5 is inserted into the glass run 110 mounted on the upper side of the door frame 2 and hits the bottom wall 140. At this time, the upward movement of the door glass 5 cannot be completely absorbed, and the front end of the door glass 5 hits the bottom wall 140 and the channel 3 to generate an impact sound, which impairs comfort. Further, when the tip of the door glass 5 hits the bottom wall 140, the deformation of the bottom wall 140 is not stable, the tip of the door glass 5 is displaced in the glass run 110, and the seal lips 126, 136 are deformed, In some cases, the sealing performance deteriorates.

  For this reason, a hollow part or a sponge is attached to the bottom wall 140 so as to absorb the impact (see, for example, Patent Documents 1 and 2). However, as shown in FIG. 6, in order to provide the hollow portion 149 in the bottom wall 140, it is necessary to perform hollow extrusion molding. However, if the hollow portion is simultaneously molded during extrusion molding, the internal pressure of the hollow portion is set to atmospheric pressure. High degree of control is required to maintain the shape, it is difficult to maintain the shape, it is difficult to increase the extrusion speed, and the productivity is not good. In addition, when the sponge is attached, the space between the outer surface of the bottom wall 140 and the door frame 2 is narrow by simply attaching the sponge to the outer surface of the bottom wall 140, and the thickness of the sponge can be made sufficient. However, when the sponge is formed thick, the stability of the bottom wall 140 with respect to the door frame 2 is impaired.

  It is also attempted to provide a lip on the vehicle interior side wall 30 close to the bottom wall 140 inside the glass run 110 and absorb the impact by applying the tip of the door glass 5 to the lip (for example, Patent Document 3). reference.). However, in this case, the elasticity of the lip alone is weak and sufficient impact absorbing power cannot be obtained. Further, when the lip is used for a long time, the lip is pushed by the door glass 5 and the time for deformation increases. As a result, the shock absorbing effect may be reduced.

Further, the thickness of the bottom wall 140 of the glass run 110 is gradually increased from the vehicle inner side wall 130 side to the vehicle outer side wall 120 side, and when the front end of the door glass 5 collides with the bottom wall 140, Some walls 140 are easily deformed to absorb impacts (see, for example, Patent Document 4). However, the deformation of the bottom wall 140 alone cannot absorb the shock sufficiently, and it is difficult to provide a sufficient space between the door frame 2 and the bottom wall 140, and the shock absorbing power is not sufficient.
JP-A-8-318740 Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 62-413 No. 2-15694 Utility Model Registration No. 2578541

  For this reason, when the door glass is raised, it is necessary to reliably absorb the impact of the door glass on the glass run to prevent the generation of abnormal noise.

In order to solve the above-mentioned problem, the present invention of claim 1 is attached to the inner periphery of a door frame of an automobile door, and in an automotive glass run for guiding the raising and lowering of the door glass,
The main body of the glass run has a substantially U-shaped cross section composed of an outer side wall, an inner side wall, and a bottom wall. From the front end of the outer side wall and the inner side wall, A car outer seal lip and a car inner seal lip extending inward are provided,
The bottom wall has a bottom wall cushioning lip extending obliquely inward from one side of the inner surface of the bottom wall, and the bottom wall cushioning lip is formed to be concavely curved with respect to the bottom wall. A bottom wall convex portion is formed on the other side of the inner surface of the door, and the tip of the bottom wall buffer lip is locked to the bottom wall convex portion when the front end of the door glass contacts the bottom wall buffer lip. It is the glass run for motor vehicles characterized by these.

According to the first aspect of the present invention, the glass run body has a substantially U-shaped cross section composed of the vehicle outer side wall, the vehicle inner side wall, and the bottom wall. A vehicle outer side seal lip and a vehicle inner side seal lip extending toward the inside of the substantially U-shaped main body are provided.
Therefore, when the door is closed, the front end of the door glass can be stored inside the glass run of the main body section having a substantially U-shaped cross section consisting of the outer side wall, the inner side wall, and the bottom wall. Can be held in. Further, the vehicle outer seal lip and the vehicle inner seal lip allow the seal lip to abut on the door glass as the door glass moves up and down, and the vehicle outer seal lip and vehicle inner seal lip seal between the door frame and the door glass. Can do.

  The bottom wall has a bottom wall cushioning lip extending obliquely from one side of the inner surface of the bottom wall toward the inside of the main body, and the bottom wall cushioning lip is formed to be concavely curved with respect to the bottom wall. A bottom wall convex portion is formed on the other side of the inner surface of the bottom wall, and when the front end of the door glass comes into contact with the bottom wall buffer lip, the front end of the bottom wall buffer lip is engaged with the bottom wall convex portion. Stop. For this reason, when the door glass rises and its front end is inserted into the glass run, the front end of the glass run comes into contact with the bottom wall buffer lip, and the bottom wall buffer lip is bent to absorb the impact of the door glass. be able to.

Further, when the bottom wall cushioning lip is bent toward the bottom wall and its tip is locked to the bottom wall convex portion, the bottom wall cushioning lip is formed to be concavely curved with respect to the bottom wall. The buffer lip and the bottom wall can have a hollow shape and can reliably absorb the impact at the tip of the door glass. Therefore, when the door glass enters the glass run, the shock is first absorbed by the deflection of the bottom wall cushioning lip toward the bottom wall, and thereafter, the bottom wall cushioning lip is locked to the bottom wall convex portion 48. Since the curved bottom wall cushioning lip 47 can be absorbed by deformation, the impact can be sufficiently absorbed.
In addition, the bottom wall buffer lip is easy to mold because it is not hollow but lip-shaped during extrusion molding.

  According to a second aspect of the present invention, there is provided a glass run for an automobile in which a lip convex portion is provided at a front end of a bottom wall cushioning lip so as to be engaged with the bottom wall convex portion when the front end of the door glass comes into contact with the bottom wall cushioning lip. It is.

  In the present invention of claim 2, since the lip convex portion is provided at the front end of the bottom wall buffer lip so as to be engaged with the bottom wall convex portion when the front end of the door glass comes into contact with the bottom wall buffer lip. When the bottom wall cushioning lip is pressed against the bottom wall cushioning lip and pushed in the direction of the bottom wall, the lip projection at the tip of the bottom wall is securely locked to the bottom wall projection, and the bottom wall cushioning lip and the bottom wall are hollow. Can be formed. Thereby, the impact at the front end of the door glass can be reliably absorbed by the deformation of the hollow portion.

  The present invention of claim 3 is an automotive glass run in which a space is provided between the outer surface of the bottom wall and the door frame, and a cushion material is provided in the space.

  According to the third aspect of the present invention, since a space is provided between the outer surface of the bottom wall and the door frame, and a cushion material is provided in the space, in addition to absorbing the impact due to the deformation of the bottom wall buffer lip, the bottom wall and the cushion material The impact absorption due to the deformation of the two overlaps, the amount of impact absorption increases, and the intrusion dimension above the front end of the door glass increases, so that the impact can be absorbed smoothly.

  According to the fourth aspect of the present invention, the bottom wall buffer lip extends from the side of the bottom wall on the vehicle inner side wall, and is closer to the vehicle inner side wall than the portion of the inner surface of the bottom wall where the bottom wall buffer lip extends. This is a glass run for automobiles in which a bottom wall ridge is provided in the portion, and the bottom wall ridge is brought into contact with the vehicle inner side wall when the glass run is mounted on the door frame.

  According to the fourth aspect of the present invention, the bottom wall buffer lip extends from the side of the bottom wall on the vehicle inner side wall, and is closer to the vehicle inner side wall than the portion of the inner surface of the bottom wall where the bottom wall buffer lip extends. A bottom wall ridge was provided in the part, and when the glass run was mounted on the door frame, the bottom wall ridge was brought into contact with the vehicle inner side wall. For this reason, when the glass run is attached to the door frame, the side wall of the vehicle interior is prevented from falling inward, and the front end of the door glass enters the inside of the glass run and slides on the surface of the vehicle inner seal lip. When the side wall is pulled inward, the vehicle inner side wall can be prevented from falling down.

  According to a fifth aspect of the present invention, the space between the outer surface of the bottom wall and the door frame is an automotive glass run in which the bottom wall is inclined with respect to the door frame and the vehicle interior is narrow and the vehicle exterior is wide.

  In the present invention of claim 5, the space between the outer surface of the bottom wall and the door frame is inclined with respect to the door frame, and the inside of the vehicle is narrow and the outside of the vehicle is wide. When the door glass is displaced to the outside so as to reduce, the side edge of the bottom wall outside the car is greatly deformed, and in combination with the deformation of the bottom wall cushioning lip, the shock absorption at the tip of the door glass is increased. be able to.

  According to the sixth aspect of the present invention, the bottom wall has a side end continuous with the vehicle interior side wall abutting on the door frame, a side end continuous with the vehicle exterior side wall is mounted away from the door frame, and the front end of the door glass is bottom. An automotive glass run in which a side end continuous with a vehicle outer side wall of a bottom wall abuts against a door frame when a wall buffer lip is pressed.

  In the present invention of claim 6, the bottom wall is mounted such that the side end on the vehicle inner side wall abuts the door frame, the side end continuous with the vehicle outer side wall is mounted away from the door frame, and the front end of the door glass is the bottom wall. When the buffer lip is pressed, the side end of the bottom wall that is continuous with the vehicle outer side wall contacts the door frame. For this reason, when the door glass rises and the tip of the door glass presses the bottom wall cushioning lip and the bottom wall, the bottom wall of the bottom wall rotates upward with the bottom wall interior coupling portion as a fulcrum. Since the glass is displaced toward the outside of the vehicle while pushing the bottom wall buffering lip, it can absorb the impact and reduce the step between the door frame and the door glass, reducing air resistance and wind noise. be able to.

The bottom wall extends from one side of the inner surface of the bottom wall to a bottom wall buffering lip that is concavely curved with respect to the bottom wall, and the tip of the bottom wall buffering lip is locked to the bottom wall convex portion. The end of the run comes into contact with the bottom wall cushioning lip, and the bottom wall cushioning lip is bent to absorb the impact of the door glass.
Since the bottom wall cushioning lip is formed to be concavely curved with respect to the bottom wall, it is possible to reliably absorb the impact at the tip of the door glass. Therefore, when the door glass enters the glass run, the shock is first absorbed by the deflection of the bottom wall cushioning lip toward the bottom wall, and then can be absorbed by the prefectural police of the hollow bottom wall cushioning lip. The shock can be absorbed sufficiently.

An embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS.
FIG. 4 is a side view of the door 1 of the automobile. FIG. 1 is a cross-sectional view of the glass run 10 of the first embodiment mounted on the door frame 2 and before the door glass 5 is inserted, and is a cross-sectional view of a portion along the line AA in FIG. It is. FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view when the front end of the door glass 5 is inserted into the glass run 10. FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view of the glass run 10 of the second embodiment mounted on the door frame 2 and before the door glass 5 is inserted, and a cross-section of a portion along the line AA in FIG. FIG.
First, the glass run of the first embodiment will be described, and the glass run of the second embodiment will be described later.

  As shown in FIG. 4, a door frame 2 is provided above the belt line of the door 1 of the automobile, and a door glass 5 is attached so as to be movable up and down. That is, a glass run 10 is attached to the inner periphery of the door frame 2 to guide the raising and lowering of the door glass 5 and to seal between the door glass 5 and the door frame 2.

As shown in FIG. 4, the glass run 10 according to the embodiment of the present invention is attached to a substantially linear straight portion 11 formed by extrusion molding as a whole and a corner portion of the door frame 2, and the straight portion 11. And a corner portion 12 formed by molding.
The straight portion 11 includes a portion attached to the upper side of the door frame 2, a portion attached to the rear side vertical side of the door frame 2, and a portion attached to the front side vertical side of the door frame 2. The door frame 2 to which the straight portion 11 is attached is formed by bending the front end of the door frame 2 into a substantially U-shaped cross section. The door frame 2 may be formed with a channel having a substantially U-shaped cross section that is formed separately from a portion for mounting the glass run 10 by bending it into a substantially U-shaped cross section.

The straight portion 11 of the glass run 10 basically has substantially the same U-shaped cross-section in both the portion attached to the upper side portion of the door frame 2 and the portion attached to the vertical side portion.
The present invention mainly relates to a glass run 10 attached to an upper side portion of a door frame 2.
At the corner portion of the door frame 2, the corner portion 12 of the glass run 10 is formed by molding so as to have a shape corresponding to the door frame 2, and at the same time, the straight portion 11 is connected by the corner portion 12 to form a straight portion. 11 is formed to have substantially the same cross-sectional shape as 11, and is a portion to be mounted on the corner portion 2 b of the door frame 2.

As shown in FIG. 1, the cross-sectional shape of the straight portion 11 of the glass run 10 of the first embodiment attached to the upper side of the door frame 2 is a vehicle outer side wall 20 that is a main body portion, a vehicle inner side wall 30, The bottom wall 40 is formed in a substantially U-shaped cross section.
The bottom wall 40 includes a substantially flat bottom wall central portion 44, a bottom wall vehicle outer side connection portion 45 and a bottom wall vehicle inner side that connect both side ends of the bottom wall central portion 44 to the vehicle outer side wall 20 and the vehicle inner side wall 30, respectively. It is formed from the connecting portion 46. The bottom wall vehicle outer side connection portion 45 has a substantially U-shaped cross section. Further, the surface of the bottom wall vehicle outer side connecting portion 45 facing the vehicle outer side wall 20 is formed in a substantially flat shape.

Similarly to the bottom wall vehicle outer side connection portion 45, one end of the bottom wall vehicle inner side connection portion 46 is also formed continuously with the root portion of the vehicle inner side wall 30.
A portion surrounded by the outer surface of the bottom wall central portion 44 and the bottom wall vehicle outer side connection portion 45 and the bottom wall vehicle inner side connection portion 46 forms a bottom wall recess 43. The bottom wall recess 43 is formed in a substantially triangular shape whose cross section is widened on the vehicle outer side.
A cushion material 50 made of a sponge material can be attached to the bottom wall recess 43. In the first embodiment, the cushion member 50 has a substantially elliptical or triangular cross section, and is fixed to the bottom wall recess 43 by adhesion or welding.

On the inner surface of the bottom wall 40, a bottom wall buffering lip 47, a bottom wall convex portion 48, and a bottom wall protrusion 41 are provided. The bottom wall buffer lip 47 is formed to extend obliquely from the side of the bottom wall central portion 44 on the vehicle inner side wall 30 side toward the inside of the glass run 10. For this reason, when the front-end | tip of the door glass 5 penetrate | invades in the inside of the glass run 10, the front-end | tip of the door glass 5 contact | abuts to the bottom wall buffer lip 47, and the impact of the door glass 5 can be absorbed. The bottom wall convex portion 48 is formed at the inner surface side end of the bottom wall central portion 44 on the vehicle outer side wall 20 side so as to protrude inside the main body portion of the glass run 10.
The bottom wall protrusion 41 will be described later.

  The bottom wall cushioning lip 47 is formed in a concave shape with respect to the bottom wall 40, that is, curved in a convex shape toward the intrusion direction of the door glass 5. At the tip of the bottom wall buffer lip 47, a bottom wall buffer lip convex portion 47b is formed in the direction of the bottom wall 40. When the front end of the door glass 5 abuts, as shown in FIG. 2, the bottom wall buffer lip 47 bends and the front end of the bottom wall buffer lip 47 contacts the inner surface of the bottom wall 40. At that time, the bottom wall cushioning lip convex portion 47b is locked to the bottom wall convex portion 48 formed at the side end of the bottom wall 40 on the vehicle outer side wall 20 side.

  Therefore, the tip of the bottom wall buffer lip 47 is locked to the bottom wall convex portion 48, and the bottom wall buffer lip 47 can form a hollow portion in an arc shape with respect to the bottom wall 40. When the tip of the door glass 5 hits the arcuate hollow portion of the bottom wall buffer lip 47, the bottom wall buffer lip 47 does not slide on the bottom wall 40 and maintains the hollow shape in the direction of the bottom wall 40. It can deform | transform and can absorb the impact of the front-end | tip of the door glass 5. FIG. For this reason, the amount of shock absorption is larger than when the bottom wall cushioning lip 47 simply bends and bends around the base.

  The bottom wall central portion 44 has a plate-like cross section, and also on the vehicle inner side wall 30 side, is a portion of the bottom wall vehicle inner side connection portion 46 on the vehicle inner side wall 30 side rather than a portion where the bottom wall buffering lip 47 extends. The bottom wall protrusion 41 is formed by rising toward the side wall. The bottom wall central portion 44 is mounted at a substantially right angle to the raising / lowering direction of the door glass 5, and the door frame 2 has a slope inclined slightly upward on the outside of the vehicle, and the bottom wall central portion 44 and the door frame 2 are The space to be formed has a substantially triangular cross section so that the outside of the vehicle is large.

  In the bottom wall recess 43 on the outer surface of the bottom wall 40, a cushion material 50 having a substantially elliptical cross section formed in advance by a sponge material may be fixed by bonding or welding. When the cushion material 50 is fixed, a substantially triangular space is formed between the bottom wall 40 of the glass run 10 and the door frame 2 when the glass run 10 is attached to the door frame 2. Before the door glass 5 enters the glass run 10 with the cushion material 50 fitted therein, the bottom wall vehicle inner side connection portion 46 and the cushion material 50 abut against the door frame 2.

  Therefore, as shown in FIG. 2, when the door glass 5 rises and contacts the bottom wall buffer lip 47, and the bottom wall buffer lip 47 is deformed and contacts the bottom wall 40, the bottom wall 40 is The outside of the vehicle rotates upward with the portion of the bottom wall vehicle inner connecting portion 46 inside the vehicle as a fulcrum, the bottom wall outer vehicle connecting portion 45 contacts the door frame 2, and the bottom wall 40 extends along the door frame 2. A slope is formed upward toward the vehicle exterior, and the tip of the door glass 5 can be displaced to the vehicle exterior by sliding on the inner surface of the bottom wall buffer lip 47. At this time, when the cushion material 50 is provided in the bottom wall recess 43, the bottom wall 40 rotates while pressing the cushion material 50. For this reason, the vehicle outer side seal lip 21 of the glass run 10 and the door glass 5 can be stuck, and the sealing performance between the door glass 5 and the glass run 10 can be improved. Moreover, the level | step difference between the door glass 5 and the door frame 2 can be made small.

  One end of the bottom wall vehicle outer side connection portion 45 in FIG. 1 is formed continuously with the base portion of the vehicle outer side wall 20, and the continuous portion with the vehicle outer side wall 20 is formed thin. For this reason, when the glass run 10 is extruded, the glass run 10 is formed with an opening having a substantially U-shaped cross section, and when mounted, the thin bottom wall groove 46 can be easily bent into a substantially U-shaped cross section. Due to this thin wall, when the glass run 10 is mounted on the door frame 2, the vehicle outer side wall 20 and the bottom wall vehicle outer side connection portion 45 are bent into a hair pin shape, and the bottom wall vehicle outer side connection portion 45 is In close contact with the base of the side wall 20 as described later. Further, even when the front end of the door glass 5 pushes the bottom wall cushioning lip 47 and the bottom wall 40, the bottom wall vehicle outer side connecting portion 45 can be bent and bend the bottom wall 40, and the impact of the door glass 5 can be reduced. Can be absorbed.

  Since the end of the bottom wall outer side connecting portion 45 is bent and formed long and is continuous with the base portion of the outer side wall 20, the space between the outer surface of the bottom wall 40 and the door frame 2 is widened. A portion outside the vehicle between the door frame 2 and the door frame 2 can be provided with a substantially triangular space, the cushion material 50 can be attached thickly, and the impact absorbing power of the door glass 5 can be improved. When the front end of the door glass 5 pushes the bottom wall cushioning lip 47 and the bottom wall 40, the bottom wall vehicle outer connecting portion 45 is bent and the bottom wall central portion 44 is easily moved upward, and the thick cushion material 50 is provided. Becomes easy to bend.

  A bottom wall seal lip 42 extending toward the door frame 2 is provided on the outer surface of the bottom wall vehicle outer side connecting portion 45. When the front end of the door glass 5 abuts against the bottom wall buffer lip 47, the bottom wall 40 rotates and the bottom wall seal lip 42 can abut against the door frame 2. When the front end of the door glass 5 pushes the bottom wall cushioning lip 47 and the bottom wall 40 and the bottom wall 40 is bent upward, the bottom wall seal lip 42 is bent to absorb the impact, and the bottom wall of the glass run 10 is also absorbed. The sealing force between 40 and the bottom wall portion of the door frame 2 can be improved.

  In addition, the surface facing the vehicle outer side wall 20 of the bottom wall vehicle outer side connection portion 45 is formed in a substantially flat shape and is in close contact with each other. Therefore, as shown in FIG. 2, when the front end of the door glass 5 enters the inside of the glass run 10 and the front end of the door glass 5 pushes the bottom wall buffer lip 47 and the bottom wall central portion 44, It is possible to prevent the vehicle outer side wall 20 from falling to the inside of the substantially U-shaped cross section of the glass run 5 by pressing the inner surface of the vehicle outer side wall 20 with the plane of the vehicle outer side connection portion 45.

  The bottom wall protrusion 41 is located at the side end of the bottom wall 40 closer to the vehicle inner side wall 30 than the portion of the inner surface of the bottom wall 40 where the bottom wall buffering lip 47 is extended, that is, the bottom wall vehicle inner connection portion 46 and the bottom wall. It is formed from the continuous portion of the wall central portion 44 toward the inner surface of the vehicle interior side wall 30. When the glass run 10 is mounted on the door frame 2, the tip of the bottom wall protrusion 41 abuts on the vicinity of the bottom wall 40 of the vehicle interior side wall 30 to prevent the vehicle interior side wall 30 from falling down inside. When the front end of the door glass 5 enters the glass run 10 and slides on the surface of the vehicle inner seal lip 31 to pull the vehicle inner side wall 30 inward, the vehicle inner side wall 30 can be prevented from falling down. .

Since the bottom wall cushioning lip 47 is extended from the side of the bottom wall 40 on the vehicle inner side wall 30 side, when the glass run 10 is attached to the door frame 2 and the door glass 5 enters the glass run 10, The door glass 5 is easily displaced to the outside of the vehicle. At this time, since the space between the door glass 5 and the vehicle interior side wall 30 is wide and the vehicle interior seal lip 31 is formed to be larger and longer than the vehicle exterior seal lip 21, the contact area with the door glass 5 is large. The vehicle inner side wall 30 that is higher than the vehicle outer side wall 20 is likely to fall inward, but the bottom wall protrusion 41 is formed on the vehicle inner side wall 30 side, which can be reliably prevented.
The bottom wall protrusion 41 can also be provided at a continuous portion of the bottom wall vehicle outer side connection portion 45 and the bottom wall central portion 44. In that case, the vehicle outer side wall 20 can be prevented from falling down inside the glass run 10 as described above.

  A vehicle outer side seal lip 21 extends from the vicinity of the front end of the vehicle outer side wall 20 toward the inside of the main body having a substantially U-shaped cross section. Further, the vehicle outer side cover lip 22 is extended from the front outer surface of the vehicle outer side wall 20 so as to cover the vehicle frame front end of the door frame 2. A vehicle inner side seal lip 31 extends from the front end of the vehicle inner side wall 30 toward the inside of the main body portion having a substantially U-shaped cross section, and a vehicle inner cover lip 32 extends from the front outer surface of the vehicle inner side wall 30 to the door. It extends in the direction of the vehicle inner end surface of the frame 2 and covers the bent portion of the door frame 2 on the vehicle inner side.

The glass run 10 is formed such that the front ends of the vehicle outer seal lip 21 and the vehicle inner seal lip 31 come into contact with each other when the glass run 10 is attached to the door frame 2.
When the door glass 5 rises and is inserted into the glass run 10, the leading ends of the vehicle exterior seal lip 21 and the vehicle interior seal lip 31 abut against the distal end of the door glass 5, and the door glass 5 and the door frame 2. Seal between.

  A vehicle outer side holding lip 24 is provided on the outer surface of the base portion of the vehicle outer side wall 20 near a bottom wall vehicle outer side connection portion 45 described later. The vehicle outer side holding lip 24 is locked to a step portion provided on a side wall of the vehicle outer side of a bent portion having a substantially U-shaped cross section on which the glass run 10 provided on the door frame 2 is mounted. 2 is prevented, and the space between the inner surface of the vehicle outer side wall of the door frame 2 and the vehicle outer side wall 20 of the glass run 10 is sealed.

  The vehicle outer side wall 20 and the vehicle outer side seal lip 21 are smaller than the vehicle inner side wall 30 and the vehicle inner side seal lip 31, respectively, and the vehicle outer side seal lip 31 is shorter than the vehicle inner side seal lip 31 and is formed thin. For this reason, the door glass 5 can be positioned outside the vehicle in the glass run 10, and the level difference between the door glass 5 and the door frame 2 can be reduced. Therefore, generation of air resistance and wind noise is reduced, which is preferable in terms of design.

  Similar to the vehicle outer side wall 20, a vehicle inner side holding lip 34 extends from an outer surface of the vehicle inner side wall 30 close to a bottom wall vehicle inner side connection portion 46 described later. When the vehicle inner side wall 30 of the glass run 10 is attached to the vehicle inner side wall of the door frame 2, the vehicle inner side holding lip 34 is attached to the stepped portion because the vehicle inner side wall of the door frame 2 has the stepped portion. The vehicle interior side wall 30 of the glass run 10 can be prevented from being detached from the door frame 2 by being locked. The vehicle interior holding lip 34 abuts against the door frame 2 to hold the glass run 10 and seals between the vehicle inner side wall of the door frame 2 and the vehicle outer side wall 20 of the glass run 10.

A vehicle interior seal lip 31 extends from the front end of the vehicle interior side wall 30 toward the inside of the main body having a substantially U-shaped cross section. A vehicle inner side sub-lip 33 extends obliquely in parallel with the vehicle inner side seal lip 31 at a substantially central portion of the inner surface of the vehicle inner side wall 30.
As shown in FIG. 2, when the door glass 5 enters the inside of the glass run 10 and the vehicle interior seal lip 31 is bent in the vehicle interior direction, the vehicle interior sub lip 33 is brought into contact with the tip of the vehicle interior seal lip 31. It is possible to prevent the vehicle interior seal lip 31 from bending excessively.

For this reason, the front end of the door glass 5 enters the inside of the glass run 10, slides on the surface of the inside seal lip 31, enters the inside of the glass run 10, and moves the inside seal lip 31 toward the inside wall 30. When pushed, the vehicle inner side sub lip 33 can push the tip of the vehicle inner side seal lip 31 toward the door glass 5, and even if the vehicle inner side seal lip 31 is formed long, a pressing force to the door glass 5 is secured. Can be secured.
Further, the vehicle inner side seal lip 31 is not adhered to the vehicle inner side wall 30, and the generation of abnormal noise can be prevented.

  Low sliding members such as urethane resin and silicon resin are applied to the surfaces of the bottom wall cushioning lip 47, the vehicle outer side seal lip 21 and the vehicle inner side seal lip 31 which are in contact with the door glass 5. For this reason, when the door glass 5 slides in the glass run 10, the sliding resistance can be reduced, and the generation of abnormal noise and the displacement of the glass run 10 can be prevented.

  Further, a low sliding member such as urethane resin may be attached to the inner surface of the vehicle outer side wall 20 and the rear surface of the vehicle outer seal lip 21. In this case, adhesion between the vehicle outer side seal lip 21 and the vehicle outer side wall 20 can be prevented. The bottom wall 40 may be coated with a low sliding member such as urethane resin on the inner surface having a substantially U-shaped cross section in the same manner as the seal lips 26 and 36. In this case, it is possible to prevent the bottom wall 40 and the bottom wall buffer lip 47 from coming into close contact with each other.

Next, the glass run 10 of 2nd Embodiment is demonstrated based on FIG. The glass run 10 of the second embodiment is different from the glass run 10 of the first embodiment in that the shape of the bottom wall 40 is different, so that the explanation will focus on the different parts and the explanation of the other parts will be omitted. .
The bottom wall 40 includes a substantially flat bottom wall central portion 44, a bottom wall vehicle outer side connection portion 45 and a bottom wall vehicle inner side that connect both side ends of the bottom wall central portion 44 to the vehicle outer side wall 20 and the vehicle inner side wall 30, respectively. It is formed from the connecting portion 46. The bottom wall vehicle outer connecting portion 45 and the bottom wall vehicle inner connecting portion 46 are each formed in a substantially U-shaped cross section, and the outer surface of the bottom wall central portion 44, the bottom wall vehicle outer connecting portion 45 and the bottom wall vehicle inner connecting portion 46. The portion surrounded by forms a bottom wall recess 43. When the glass run 10 is attached to the door frame 2, the bottom wall 40 has a cross section parallel to the door frame 2, unlike the first embodiment.

  Similar to the first embodiment, a bottom wall buffering lip 47, a bottom wall projection 48, and a bottom wall protrusion 41 are provided on the inner surface of the bottom wall 40. The bottom wall buffer lip 47 is formed to extend obliquely from the side of the bottom wall central portion 44 on the vehicle inner side wall 30 side toward the inside of the glass run 10. For this reason, when the front-end | tip of the door glass 5 penetrate | invades in the inside of the glass run 10, the front-end | tip of the door glass 5 contact | abuts to the bottom wall buffer lip 47, and the impact of the door glass 5 can be absorbed.

  The bottom wall cushioning lip 47 is formed in a concave shape with respect to the bottom wall 40, that is, curved in a convex shape toward the intrusion direction of the door glass 5. At the tip of the bottom wall buffer lip 47, a bottom wall buffer lip convex portion 47b is formed in the direction of the bottom wall 40. When the front end of the door glass 5 abuts, the bottom wall cushioning lip 47 bends and the front end of the bottom wall cushioning lip 47 abuts on the inner surface of the bottom wall 40. At that time, the bottom wall cushioning lip convex portion 47b is locked to the bottom wall convex portion 48 formed at the side end of the bottom wall 40 on the vehicle outer side wall 20 side.

When the glass run 10 is attached to the door frame 2, the bottom wall vehicle outer side connection portion 45 and the bottom wall vehicle inner side connection portion 46 bend into a hair pin shape, and the outer surfaces thereof abut against the door frame 2. For this reason, after the glass run 10 is mounted, as described above, the bottom wall central portion 44 is positioned substantially parallel to the bottom surface of the door frame 2, and the outer surface of the bottom wall central portion 44 and the door frame 2 are A space is formed in the portion of the bottom wall recess 43 between the bottom surfaces. For this reason, the bottom wall recess 43 is a space having a substantially rectangular cross section.
A cushion material 50 formed of a sponge material can be attached to the bottom wall recess 43. The cushion member 50 has a substantially oval or substantially rectangular cross section, and is fixed to the bottom wall recess 43 by adhesion or welding.

  When the door glass 5 further rises, the tip of the door glass 5 is brought into close contact with the inner surface of the bottom wall 40 and the bottom wall central portion 44 of the bottom wall 40 is pushed and deformed, so that the bottom wall The cushion material 50 provided on the outer surface of 40 can be bent. In this way, the tip of the door glass 5 bends the bottom wall cushioning lip 47, the bottom wall 40, and the cushion material 50, respectively, so that the impact of the tip of the door glass 5 hitting the glass run 10 can be reliably absorbed. It is possible to prevent the generation of impact sound and the like.

Next, the manufacturing method of the glass run 10 is demonstrated.
In the molding of the glass run 10, the solid material is used for the molding material of the straight portion 11 and the corner portion 12, and synthetic rubber, thermoplastic elastomer, and soft synthetic resin are used. For example, for synthetic rubber, EPDM rubber, For thermoplastic elastomers, olefin-based elastomers are used, and for soft synthetic resins, soft vinyl chloride is used.

The straight part 11 is formed into a linear shape by an extruder and then cut into a predetermined dimension.
In the case of synthetic rubber, it is conveyed to a vulcanizing tank after extrusion and heated by hot air or high frequency to vulcanize. In the case of a thermoplastic elastomer or a soft synthetic resin, it is cooled and solidified without being vulcanized.
After extrusion or vulcanization, the low sliding member is applied or adhered to the surface of the vehicle outer side seal lip 21, the vehicle inner side seal lip 31, the bottom wall cushioning lip 47 and the bottom wall 40 and the inner surface of the vehicle outer side wall 20.

  Next, the molding part for forming the corner part 12 is molded by sandwiching the end of the straight part 11 cut to a predetermined size as described above between molds for molding the molding part, A solid material that forms a molded part is injected into the tee. The cross-sectional shape of the molded part is substantially the same as the cross-sectional shape of the extruded part. It is preferable to use the same type of molding material as that used for the extruded part. In the case of a thermoplastic elastomer or a soft synthetic resin, since the injected material is melted when injected into the mold, the extruded part and the molded part are integrally fused by the heat and pressure.

  In the case of synthetic rubber, the mold is heated and vulcanized after being poured into the mold. At this time, since the extrusion molding part and the molding part can be vulcanized and bonded using the same material or the same kind of material, they are integrally fixed. When the extruded part is formed of synthetic rubber, the mold part can be formed of a thermoplastic elastomer.

It is sectional drawing before the front-end | tip of the door glass of the glass run which is the 1st Embodiment of this invention is inserted, and is sectional drawing of the part along the AA of FIG. It is sectional drawing after the front-end | tip of the door glass of the glass run which is the 1st Embodiment of this invention is inserted, and is sectional drawing of the part along the AA of FIG. It is sectional drawing before the front-end | tip of the door glass of the glass run which is the 2nd Embodiment of this invention is inserted, and is sectional drawing of the part along the AA of FIG. It is a side view of a motor vehicle door. It is sectional drawing of the glass run attached to the conventional door frame, and is sectional drawing of the part along the AA of FIG. It is sectional drawing of the other conventional glass run.

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2 door frame 5 door glass 10 glass run 20 car outer side wall 30 car inner side wall 40 bottom wall 41 bottom wall protrusion 42 bottom wall seal lip 45 bottom wall car outer connecting part 46 bottom wall car inner connecting part 47 bottom wall buffering lip 47b Bottom wall cushion lip convex part 48 Bottom wall convex part 50 Cushion material

Claims (6)

In an automotive glass run that is attached to the inner periphery of the door frame of an automobile door and guides the raising and lowering of the door glass,
The main body portion of the glass run has a substantially U-shaped cross section including a vehicle outer side wall, a vehicle inner side wall, and a bottom wall, and has a substantially U-shaped cross section from the tip of the vehicle outer side wall and the vehicle inner side wall, respectively. A car outer seal lip and a car inner seal lip extending toward the inside of the main body are provided,
The bottom wall has a bottom wall buffering lip extending obliquely from one side of the inner surface of the bottom wall toward the inside of the main body, and the bottom wall buffering lip is concavely curved with respect to the bottom wall. A bottom wall convex portion is formed on the other side of the inner surface of the bottom wall, and when the front end of the door glass abuts on the bottom wall buffer lip, the front end of the bottom wall buffer lip is A glass run for automobiles, which is locked to the bottom wall convex portion.   2. The automobile use according to claim 1, wherein a lip convex portion is provided at a front end of the bottom wall buffering lip so as to be engaged with the bottom wall convex portion when a front end of the door glass comes into contact with the bottom wall buffering lip. Glass run.   The glass run for automobiles according to claim 1 or 2, wherein a space is provided between an outer surface of the bottom wall and the door frame, and a cushion material is provided in the space.   The bottom wall cushioning lip extends from the side of the bottom wall on the vehicle inner side wall side, and is closer to the vehicle inner side wall than the portion of the inner surface of the bottom wall where the bottom wall buffering lip extends. The automobile according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein a bottom wall ridge is provided and the bottom wall ridge is brought into contact with the vehicle inner side wall when the glass run is mounted on the door frame. Glass run.   5. The space between the outer surface of the bottom wall and the door frame is formed such that the bottom wall is inclined with respect to the door frame, and the vehicle interior is narrow and the vehicle exterior is wide. The glass run for automobiles described.   The bottom wall has a side end continuous with the vehicle interior side wall abutting on the door frame, a side end continuous with the vehicle exterior side wall is mounted apart from the door frame, and the front end of the door glass has the bottom wall cushioning lip. The glass run for an automobile according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein when pressed, a side end of the bottom wall that is continuous with the vehicle outer side wall contacts the door frame.

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