JP2011062955A - Device and method for resin sealing - Google Patents

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JP2011062955A
JP2011062955A JP2009216613A JP2009216613A JP2011062955A JP 2011062955 A JP2011062955 A JP 2011062955A JP 2009216613 A JP2009216613 A JP 2009216613A JP 2009216613 A JP2009216613 A JP 2009216613A JP 2011062955 A JP2011062955 A JP 2011062955A
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<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a resin sealing device which can reduce consumption of a mold releasing film, and simplify and reduce the cost of a resin sealing device itself by simplifying a mechanism for temporarily molding a powder particulate resin. <P>SOLUTION: The resin sealing device 100 temporarily molds the powder particulate resin 102 and resin-seals an article to be molded by using a temporarily molded resin 106. The resin sealing device includes the mold releasing film 116 having the powder particulate resin 102 to be mounted thereon, a hot plate 128 which heats the mounted surface of the mold releasing film side of the powder particulate resin 102 to soften by rising the temperature of the powder particulate resin 102, and a cooling plate 130 which temporarily molds by abutting to the opened surface at the anti-mold releasing film side of the softened powder particulate resin 102 and sandwiching the softened powder particulate resin 102 with the hot plate 128 and decreases the temperature of the opened surface of the powder particulate resin 102, to temporarily mold the powder particulate resin 102. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2011,JPO&INPIT

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本発明は、被成形品を樹脂封止する樹脂封止装置及びその樹脂封止方法の技術分野に関する。   The present invention relates to a technical field of a resin sealing device and a resin sealing method for sealing a product to be molded with resin.

被成形品である半導体チップ等を配置した基板を金型に配置して樹脂封止する樹脂封止装置において、樹脂封止の材料として、粉状若しくは粒状の樹脂(以降、粉粒体状樹脂と称する)を金型のキャビティ形状に合わせて平板形状に仮成形したものを用いる場合がある。例えば特許文献1に示す仮成形機を樹脂封止装置の仮成形部に配置させて、粉粒体状樹脂を平板形状の樹脂(仮成形樹脂と称する)に仮成形したのちに、金型に供給して樹脂封止に用いることができる。   In a resin sealing apparatus that places a substrate on which a semiconductor chip or the like, which is a molded product, is placed in a mold and seals the resin, a powdery or granular resin (hereinafter referred to as a granular resin) is used as a resin sealing material. May be used that is temporarily formed into a flat plate shape in accordance with the cavity shape of the mold. For example, the temporary molding machine shown in Patent Document 1 is arranged in a temporary molding portion of a resin sealing device, and after the powdery resin is temporarily molded into a plate-shaped resin (referred to as a temporary molding resin), It can supply and use for resin sealing.

以下、その仮成形機による仮成形樹脂の仮成形方法を、図6を用いて説明する。   Hereinafter, a temporary molding method of the temporary molding resin by the temporary molding machine will be described with reference to FIG.

まず、図示せぬ供給ロールから供給される離型フィルム16上に所定の量の粉粒体状樹脂2を原料供給機26から落下・載置する(図6(A))。   First, a predetermined amount of the granular resin 2 is dropped and placed from the raw material supply machine 26 on the release film 16 supplied from a supply roll (not shown) (FIG. 6A).

次に、離型フィルム16を係止したローラ24Bを水平方向(図6の右側)に移動させ、離型フィルム16で粉粒体状樹脂2の上下の両面を覆う。更に、ローラ24Bを水平方向(図6の右側)に移動させて、離型フィルム16で覆われた粉粒体状樹脂2を加熱機構28A、28Bの位置に配置させて、粉粒体状樹脂2を所定の形状に上下から加熱加圧成形して仮成形樹脂6にする(図6(B))。   Next, the roller 24 </ b> B that holds the release film 16 is moved in the horizontal direction (right side in FIG. 6), and the upper and lower surfaces of the granular resin 2 are covered with the release film 16. Further, the roller 24B is moved in the horizontal direction (the right side in FIG. 6), and the granular resin 2 covered with the release film 16 is disposed at the positions of the heating mechanisms 28A and 28B. 2 is heated and pressed into a predetermined shape from above and below to form a temporary molding resin 6 (FIG. 6B).

次に、ローラ24Bを更に水平方向(図6の右側)に移動させて、仮成形樹脂6を冷却機構32、34の位置に配置させて、冷却機構32、34で仮成形樹脂6を上下方向から挟み込んで冷却する(図6(C))。   Next, the roller 24B is further moved in the horizontal direction (right side in FIG. 6), the temporary molding resin 6 is disposed at the positions of the cooling mechanisms 32 and 34, and the temporary molding resin 6 is moved in the vertical direction by the cooling mechanisms 32 and 34. Then, it is cooled by being sandwiched (FIG. 6C).

次に、ローラ24Bを水平方向の反対側(図6の左側)に移動させることで、冷却された仮成形樹脂6が離型フィルム16からスムースに引き剥がされる(図6(D))。   Next, the cooled temporary molding resin 6 is smoothly peeled off from the release film 16 by moving the roller 24B to the opposite side in the horizontal direction (left side in FIG. 6) (FIG. 6D).

このように仮成形された仮成形樹脂6は、樹脂ハンドで直接保持され、樹脂封止装置の金型に供給されて、樹脂封止に用いられることとなる。   The temporary molding resin 6 thus temporarily molded is directly held by the resin hand, supplied to the mold of the resin sealing device, and used for resin sealing.

特開2006−142674号公報JP 2006-142673 A

しかしながら、特許文献1では、粉粒体状樹脂2の上下の両面を離型フィルム16で覆う必要があり離型フィルム16が大量に使われることとなる。このため、ランニングコストを削減することが困難であった。   However, in patent document 1, it is necessary to cover both upper and lower surfaces of the granular resin 2 with the release film 16, and the release film 16 is used in large quantities. For this reason, it has been difficult to reduce the running cost.

又、特許文献1では、樹脂ハンド以外にも一部のローラを移動可能として制御するので、粉粒体状樹脂を仮成形する仮成形機の構成や制御が複雑で樹脂封止装置として低コスト化が困難であった。   Further, in Patent Document 1, since a part of the rollers other than the resin hand is controlled to be movable, the configuration and control of the temporary molding machine for temporarily molding the granular resin is complicated, and the cost is low as a resin sealing device. It was difficult to convert.

本発明は、このような観点から、離型フィルムの消費量を低減でき、且つ粉粒体状樹脂を仮成形する機構を簡略にして樹脂封止装置自体の簡略化と低コスト化が可能な樹脂封止装置及びその樹脂封止方法を提供することをその目的としている。   From this point of view, the present invention can reduce the consumption of the release film, simplify the mechanism for temporarily forming the granular resin, and simplify the resin sealing device itself and reduce the cost. It is an object of the present invention to provide a resin sealing device and a resin sealing method thereof.

本発明は、粉粒体状樹脂を仮成形し、該仮成形された樹脂を用いて被成形品を樹脂封止する樹脂封止装置であって、前記粉粒体状樹脂が載置される離型フィルムと、該粉粒体状樹脂の該離型フィルム側の載置面を加熱して該粉粒体状樹脂の温度を上昇させて軟化させる加熱手段と、該軟化した粉粒体状樹脂の反離型フィルム側の開放面に当接して前記加熱手段とで該軟化した粉粒体状樹脂を挟み込むことで前記仮成形を行うと共に、該粉粒体状樹脂の前記開放面の温度を下げる第1冷却手段と、を備えた構成とすることにより、上記課題を解決するものである。   The present invention is a resin sealing device that temporarily molds a granular resin and seals a molded article using the temporarily molded resin, on which the granular resin is placed A release film; heating means for heating the mounting surface of the release resin side of the granular resin to raise the temperature of the granular resin; and the softened granular form The temporary molding is performed by sandwiching the softened granular resin with the heating means in contact with the open surface of the resin release film side and the temperature of the open surface of the granular resin. The above problem is solved by providing a first cooling means for lowering the temperature.

本発明では、粉粒体状樹脂を仮成形するために、離型フィルム上の粉粒体状樹脂を加熱手段で加熱して、温度上昇により軟化した粉粒体状樹脂を当該加熱手段自体と第1冷却手段とで挟み込むようにしている。以下その作用について説明する。最初、離型フィルム上の粉粒体状樹脂は反離型フィルム側の面(開放面)が開放状態、即ち、何もなく熱伝導率の低い空気に囲まれている(つまり、粉粒体状樹脂は反離型フィルム側の面は良好に断熱されている)。このため、加熱手段で離型フィルム側の面(載置面)から(離型フィルムを介して)加熱することで粉粒体状樹脂の温度を急速に上昇させて、粉粒体状樹脂を急速に軟化させることができる。そして、加熱手段自体と第1冷却手段とで軟化した粉粒体状樹脂を挟み込むという簡易的な構成でありながら容易に粉粒体状樹脂を仮成形することができる。ここで、第1冷却手段が、粉粒体状樹脂の開放面(反離型フィルム側の面)の温度を下げる機能を有している。このため、当該開放面では、上述した断熱状態が解かれて急激な温度低下が起こり、該開放面が第1冷却手段に近い温度まで冷却される。このため、一旦軟化が進んだ粉粒体状樹脂の反離型フィルム側の開放面が第1冷却手段に当接している間、第1冷却手段で冷却される温度に従い硬化する(いわばより固体状態へ戻る)こととなる。従って、粉粒体状樹脂において第1冷却手段側の開放面は、離型フィルム側の載置面と比較して第1冷却手段の表面に密着しにくくなる。このため、離型フィルム側の軟化した粉粒体状樹脂の離型フィルムへの吸着力に比べて、反離型フィルム側の軟化した粉粒体状樹脂の第1冷却手段への吸着力が小さくなる。即ち、第1冷却手段は離型フィルムに比べて軟化した粉粒体状樹脂から容易に剥離可能となる。   In the present invention, in order to temporarily mold the granular resin, the granular resin on the release film is heated by the heating means, and the softened granular resin is heated with the heating means itself. It is inserted between the first cooling means. The operation will be described below. First, the granular resin on the release film has an open surface on the side of the anti-release film, that is, is surrounded by air having a low thermal conductivity (that is, the granular material). The surface side of the release resin film is well insulated). For this reason, the temperature of the granular resin is rapidly increased by heating (via the release film) from the surface (mounting surface) on the release film side by the heating means, and the granular resin is Can be softened rapidly. The granular resin can be easily temporarily molded with a simple configuration in which the softened granular resin is sandwiched between the heating means itself and the first cooling means. Here, the first cooling means has a function of lowering the temperature of the open surface (surface on the side of the releasable film) of the granular resin. For this reason, in the said open surface, the heat insulation state mentioned above is dissolved and a rapid temperature fall occurs, and this open surface is cooled to the temperature close | similar to a 1st cooling means. For this reason, while the open surface on the side of the releasable film of the granular resin once softened is in contact with the first cooling means, it hardens according to the temperature cooled by the first cooling means (so to speak more solid Return to the state). Therefore, in the granular resin, the open surface on the first cooling means side is less likely to be in close contact with the surface of the first cooling means compared to the mounting surface on the release film side. For this reason, compared with the adsorption power of the softened granular resin on the release film side to the release film, the adsorption power of the softened granular resin on the side of the release film side to the first cooling means is higher. Get smaller. That is, the first cooling means can be easily peeled off from the softened granular resin as compared with the release film.

このため、第1冷却手段を用いることで、粉粒体状樹脂を仮成形しながら、従来粉粒体状樹脂の上下の両面に必要されていた離型フィルムを、粉粒体状樹脂の載置される一方の面だけとすることが可能となる。同時に、離型フィルムを一方の面だけに使用することで、粉粒体状樹脂の上下の両面を覆うために用いられてきた機構を不要とすることができる。   For this reason, by using the first cooling means, while temporarily forming the granular resin, the release films conventionally required on both the upper and lower surfaces of the granular resin are loaded with the granular resin. It is possible to have only one surface to be placed. At the same time, by using the release film only on one surface, it is possible to eliminate the mechanism that has been used to cover the upper and lower surfaces of the granular resin.

ここで、仮成形された樹脂(仮成形樹脂)は、粉粒体状樹脂よりも樹脂粒子同士を結合・収縮させているので、樹脂粒子間の断熱層となる空孔数や空孔サイズが少なく、熱伝導性が向上している。このため、本発明は、仮成形樹脂全体を温まった状態にしておいた場合(加熱手段が第1冷却手段と軟化した粉粒体状樹脂を挟み込んだ後も加熱を続けた場合)には、熱伝導性の向上と相まって、樹脂封止工程における成形温度に達するまでの昇温時間を短縮できるので、(仮成形樹脂全体を冷却していた従来の工程に比べ、)成形品の生産性を向上させることができる。なお、当該挟み込んだ後に加熱手段は、加熱を続けても、止めても、弱めてもよい。この条件は粉粒体状樹脂の量や組成や樹脂封止のタイミングなどで定めることができる。   Here, since the temporarily molded resin (temporarily molded resin) binds and shrinks the resin particles more than the granular resin, the number of pores and the size of the pores serving as a heat insulating layer between the resin particles are small. Less heat conductivity is improved. For this reason, in the present invention, when the entire temporary molding resin is kept warm (when the heating means continues heating even after sandwiching the softened granular resin with the first cooling means), Combined with improved thermal conductivity, the temperature rise time to reach the molding temperature in the resin sealing process can be shortened, so the productivity of the molded product can be reduced (compared to the conventional process that cooled the entire temporary molding resin). Can be improved. Note that the heating means may continue heating, stop, or weaken after the sandwiching. This condition can be determined by the amount and composition of the granular resin and the timing of resin sealing.

なお、前記加熱手段の温度が前記粉粒体状樹脂の樹脂軟化点以上とされ、前記第1冷却手段の温度は該樹脂軟化点未満とされている場合には、軟化した粉粒体状樹脂の反離型フィルム側の開放面を安定して軟化状態から硬化状態に冷却でき、容易に第1冷却手段を仮成形樹脂から剥離することができる。なお、上記の各温度の関係が満たされれば、上述した効果を相応に得られるが、特に前記粉粒体状樹脂の樹脂軟化点の温度が60度以上90度以下の温度とされ、前記加熱手段の温度が前記樹脂軟化点の温度より5度以上高い温度で且つ110度以下の温度とされ、そして前記第1冷却手段の温度が40度未満とされている場合がより好ましい。なお、温度の数値は代表値であって各数値に厳密に限定されるものではない。   When the temperature of the heating means is equal to or higher than the resin softening point of the granular resin and the temperature of the first cooling means is lower than the resin softening point, the softened granular resin The open surface on the side of the releasable film can be stably cooled from the softened state to the cured state, and the first cooling means can be easily peeled from the temporary molding resin. If the relationship between the above temperatures is satisfied, the above-described effects can be obtained accordingly. In particular, the temperature of the resin softening point of the granular resin is set to a temperature of 60 degrees to 90 degrees, and the heating More preferably, the temperature of the means is higher than the temperature of the resin softening point by 5 degrees or more and 110 degrees or less, and the temperature of the first cooling means is less than 40 degrees. The numerical value of temperature is a representative value and is not strictly limited to each numerical value.

又、前記離型フィルムが、前記仮成形の際と前記樹脂封止の際に兼用とされている場合には、高価な離型フィルムの消費量を更に低減することができる。即ち、仮成形の際と樹脂封止の際に離型フィルムを別々に使用する場合に比べて、使用装置と工数を少なくできてシンプルな構成で樹脂封止作業を高速化できると共に、ランニングコストの低減をすることができる。又、金型への投入前に離型フィルムから仮成形樹脂を剥離する必要がないので、従来の仮成形樹脂(特許文献1)の(剥離から)保持・搬送において生じていた仮成形樹脂の割れや欠損を低減することができる。即ち、樹脂搬送において歩留りを改善することができる。同時に、樹脂封止の際に必要とされる樹脂の量と実際に金型に供給される樹脂の量との差を最小限にすることが可能である。又、仮成形樹脂を剥がすことが不要なので、薄い仮成形品が必要とされる樹脂封止厚みの薄い成形品に対しても容易に対応することができる。   In addition, when the release film is used for both the temporary molding and the resin sealing, the consumption of the expensive release film can be further reduced. In other words, compared to using separate release films for temporary molding and resin sealing, the number of devices and man-hours can be reduced, and the resin sealing operation can be speeded up with a simple configuration, and the running cost can be reduced. Can be reduced. In addition, since it is not necessary to peel the temporary molding resin from the release film before being put into the mold, the temporary molding resin generated in the holding / conveyance (from peeling) of the conventional temporary molding resin (Patent Document 1) Cracks and defects can be reduced. That is, the yield can be improved in resin conveyance. At the same time, it is possible to minimize the difference between the amount of resin required for resin sealing and the amount of resin actually supplied to the mold. Further, since it is not necessary to remove the temporary molding resin, it is possible to easily cope with a molded product having a thin resin sealing thickness which requires a thin temporary molded product.

又、前記離型フィルムが、帯形状とされていて、前記粉粒体状樹脂がその載置される位置から連続的に前記金型に搬送される場合には、粉粒体状樹脂を支持する専用冶具が必要とされないため、仮成形される粉粒体状樹脂の形状・大きさ・厚みが変更されてもなんら変更せずに同一構成で金型に仮成形された粉粒体状樹脂(仮成形樹脂)を供給することができる。又、仮成形樹脂の金型への搬送時間も短くすることができる。又、離型フィルムの供給と回収が容易となる。又、離型フィルムを切断するといった作業もないので、切断に伴う粉塵の発生を防止することができる。   Further, when the release film has a band shape and the powdery resin is continuously transported from the position where it is placed to the mold, the powdery resin is supported. No special jigs are required, so even if the shape, size, and thickness of the temporarily formed granular resin is changed, the granular resin is temporarily formed into a mold with the same configuration without any change. (Temporary molding resin) can be supplied. In addition, the time for transporting the temporary molding resin to the mold can be shortened. In addition, the release film can be easily supplied and recovered. Moreover, since there is no operation | work which cuts a release film, generation | occurrence | production of the dust accompanying cutting | disconnection can be prevented.

又、前記離型フィルムが、短冊形状とされていて、前記粉粒体状樹脂がその載置される位置から前記金型に搬送される場合には、ロールで連続的に搬送される離型フィルムの場合に比べて、粉粒体状樹脂を仮成形する機構部分(仮成形部)と、金型を有する機構部分(圧縮成形部)との配置に、より大きな自由度を取ることができる。このため、仮成形部と圧縮成形部のいずれかを複数にすることも容易である。更には、ロールで連続的に搬送される離型フィルムの場合に比べて、より離型フィルムの粉粒体状樹脂の載置されない余白部分を少なくでき、高価な離型フィルムの消費量を更に少なくでき、ランニングコストを更に低減することができる。同時に、短冊形状の離型フィルムにおいて場所を予め特定しておくことで、仮成形樹脂の金型への配置を正確に行うことも可能となる。   Moreover, when the said release film is made into strip shape and the said granular resin is conveyed to the said metal mold | die from the position in which it is mounted, the mold release conveyed continuously with a roll Compared to the case of a film, it is possible to take a greater degree of freedom in the arrangement of a mechanism part (temporary molding part) for temporarily molding the granular resin and a mechanism part (compression molding part) having a mold. . For this reason, it is also easy to make any one of the temporary molding part and the compression molding part plural. Furthermore, compared to the case of a release film that is continuously conveyed by a roll, it is possible to reduce the blank space where the particulate resin of the release film is not placed, thereby further reducing the consumption of the expensive release film. The running cost can be further reduced. At the same time, the location of the strip-shaped release film is specified in advance, whereby the temporary molding resin can be accurately placed on the mold.

又、更に、前記第1冷却手段の後段に、前記仮成形された樹脂全体を冷却する第2冷却手段を備える場合には、仮成形樹脂の当接される面だけでなく全体を冷却するので、離型フィルムから仮成形樹脂を剥離することが可能となる。このため、従来用いられてきた別の離型フィルムを備える圧縮成形部の機構をそのまま流用することができる。即ち、新たに設計と開発にかけなければならない費用・工数・期間を低減することができる。なお、場合によっては、仮成形樹脂全体を一旦冷却することにより、仮成形樹脂の樹脂封止に使用するまでの待ち時間も調整可能となるので、樹脂封止の際の金型の型締めなどのタイミングに最適な状態で仮成形樹脂を供給できる。このため、樹脂封止の際の樹脂流れを良好に保って、歩留り良く高品質な樹脂封止を行うことも可能となる。   Further, in the case where the second cooling means for cooling the entire temporarily molded resin is provided at the subsequent stage of the first cooling means, not only the surface with which the temporary molded resin is brought into contact, but the entire is cooled. The temporary molding resin can be peeled from the release film. For this reason, the mechanism of the compression molding part provided with another release film conventionally used can be diverted as it is. That is, it is possible to reduce costs, man-hours, and periods that have to be newly designed and developed. In some cases, by temporarily cooling the entire temporary molding resin, it is possible to adjust the waiting time until it is used for resin sealing of the temporary molding resin. Temporary molding resin can be supplied in a state optimal for the timing. For this reason, it is also possible to perform high-quality resin sealing with a good yield while maintaining a good resin flow during resin sealing.

又、前記第1冷却手段が、前記粉粒体状樹脂の前記開放面に当接する面が一定の曲率を有するロール形状とされている場合には、第1冷却手段の軟化した粉粒体状樹脂と接触する部分が原理的に線状になるので、離型フィルム側に吸着する力に比べて、第1冷却手段に吸着する力が小さい。このため、確実に第1冷却手段からの軟化した粉粒体状樹脂の剥離を容易に且つ迅速に行うことができる。   Further, when the first cooling means has a roll shape in which the surface of the granular resin that contacts the open surface has a certain curvature, the softened granular material form of the first cooling means Since the portion in contact with the resin is linear in principle, the force attracted to the first cooling means is smaller than the force attracted to the release film side. For this reason, peeling of the softened granular resin from the 1st cooling means can be performed easily and rapidly.

なお、本発明は、粉粒体状樹脂を仮成形し、該仮成形された樹脂を用いて被成形品を樹脂封止する樹脂封止方法であって、前記粉粒体状樹脂が離型フィルムに載置される工程と、該粉粒体状樹脂の該離型フィルム側の載置面を加熱して該粉粒体状樹脂を軟化させる工程と、該加熱されて温度上昇した粉粒体状樹脂の仮成形を行うと共に、該粉粒体状樹脂の反離型フィルム側の開放面の温度を下げる工程と、を備えて、前記粉粒体状樹脂を仮成形することを特徴とする樹脂封止方法とも捉えることができる。   The present invention is a resin sealing method in which a granular resin is temporarily molded and the molded product is resin-sealed using the temporarily molded resin, and the granular resin is released from the mold A step of placing on the film, a step of heating the placement surface of the release resin side of the granular resin, and softening the granular resin, and the heated and heated particles Performing a temporary molding of the body-shaped resin, and lowering the temperature of the open surface of the powder-shaped resin on the side of the releasable film, and temporarily molding the particulate resin. It can also be regarded as a resin sealing method.

本発明を適用することにより、離型フィルムの消費量を低減でき、且つ粉粒体状樹脂を仮成形する機構を簡略にして樹脂封止装置自体の簡略化と低コスト化が可能となる。   By applying the present invention, it is possible to reduce the consumption of the release film, simplify the mechanism for temporarily forming the granular resin, and simplify and reduce the cost of the resin sealing device itself.

本発明の第1実施形態に係わる樹脂封止装置の一例を示す模式図The schematic diagram which shows an example of the resin sealing apparatus concerning 1st Embodiment of this invention. 同じく仮成形樹脂の仮成形手順を示す図The figure which similarly shows the temporary molding procedure of temporary molding resin 本発明の第2実施形態に係わる樹脂封止装置の仮成形部の一部を示す模式図The schematic diagram which shows a part of temporary molding part of the resin sealing apparatus concerning 2nd Embodiment of this invention. 本発明の第3実施形態に係わる仮成形樹脂の仮成形手順を示す図The figure which shows the temporary molding procedure of temporary molding resin concerning 3rd Embodiment of this invention. 本発明の第4実施形態に係わる樹脂封止装置の一例を示す模式図The schematic diagram which shows an example of the resin sealing apparatus concerning 4th Embodiment of this invention. 従来例に係わる仮成形樹脂の仮成形手順を示す図The figure which shows the temporary molding procedure of temporary molding resin concerning a prior art example

以下、添付図面を参照しつつ、本発明の実施形態の一例について詳細に説明する。   Hereinafter, an example of an embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

最初に、本発明の第1実施形態に係わる樹脂封止装置の構成について図1を用いて以下に説明する。   Initially, the structure of the resin sealing apparatus concerning 1st Embodiment of this invention is demonstrated below using FIG.

樹脂封止装置100は、原料となる粉粒体状樹脂102を平板形状の仮成形された樹脂(仮成形樹脂106)に仮成形する仮成形部112と、仮成形樹脂106を用いて金型160で被成形品の樹脂封止をする圧縮成形部114と、を有する。即ち、樹脂封止装置100は、粉粒体状樹脂102を仮成形し、仮成形樹脂106を用いて被成形品の樹脂封止を行う。そして、樹脂封止装置100は、粉粒体状樹脂102を仮成形するために、粉粒体状樹脂102が載置される離型フィルム116と粉粒体状樹脂102の離型フィルム側の面(載置面と称する)を加熱して粉粒体状樹脂102の温度を上昇させて軟化させるホットプレート(加熱手段)128と、軟化した粉粒体状樹脂102の反離型フィルム側の面(開放面と称する)に当接してホットプレート128とで軟化した粉粒体状樹脂102を挟み込むことで仮成形を行うと共に、粉粒体状樹脂102の開放面の温度を下げる冷却板(第1冷却手段)130と、を備える。なお、仮成形部112と圧縮成形部114とは、離型フィルム116を兼用している。   The resin sealing device 100 includes a temporary molding part 112 that temporarily molds a granular resin 102 as a raw material into a temporarily molded resin (temporary molding resin 106) having a flat plate shape, and a mold using the temporary molding resin 106. 160, and a compression molding portion 114 for sealing the molded product with resin. That is, the resin sealing device 100 temporarily molds the granular resin 102 and performs resin sealing of the molded product using the temporary molding resin 106. Then, the resin sealing device 100 includes a release film 116 on which the granular resin 102 is placed and a release film side of the granular resin 102 to temporarily form the granular resin 102. A hot plate (heating means) 128 that heats the surface (referred to as a mounting surface) to increase the temperature of the granular resin 102 and softens it, and the softened granular resin 102 on the side of the releasable film side A cooling plate (not shown) that makes contact with a surface (referred to as an open surface) and softens the granular resin 102 softened by the hot plate 128 and lowers the temperature of the open surface of the granular resin 102 First cooling means) 130. The temporary molding part 112 and the compression molding part 114 also serve as the release film 116.

離型フィルム116は、帯形状とされていて、粉粒体状樹脂102がその載置される位置から連続的に金型160に離型フィルム供給装置118で搬送される。離型フィルム供給装置118は、供給ロール120と回収ロール122と複数のローラ124とを備える。離型フィルム供給装置118は、仮成形部112の所定の位置を通る、連続した離型フィルム116を金型160に供給する。言い換えれば、離型フィルム116は、供給ロール120から連続的に供給され、ローラ124により方向と高さの調整が行われて、仮成形部112と圧縮成形部114のそれぞれの所定の場所を通過し、回収ロール122で連続的に回収される。このため、離型フィルム116の供給と回収が容易である。離型フィルム116は、耐熱性に優れ、熱伝導が良好で、伸縮性に富み、形状の復元が容易な材料で適切な厚みに成形されている。   The release film 116 has a strip shape, and is continuously conveyed from the position where the granular resin 102 is placed to the mold 160 by the release film supply device 118. The release film supply device 118 includes a supply roll 120, a collection roll 122, and a plurality of rollers 124. The release film supply device 118 supplies a continuous release film 116 that passes through a predetermined position of the temporary molding unit 112 to the mold 160. In other words, the release film 116 is continuously supplied from the supply roll 120, the direction and height are adjusted by the roller 124, and pass through the predetermined locations of the temporary molding portion 112 and the compression molding portion 114. Then, it is continuously collected by the collection roll 122. For this reason, it is easy to supply and collect the release film 116. The release film 116 is formed to an appropriate thickness with a material that has excellent heat resistance, good heat conduction, excellent stretchability, and easy shape recovery.

仮成形部112には、原料供給機126と加熱手段であるホットプレート128と第1冷却手段である冷却板130とが配置されている。なお、加熱手段は、ホットプレートに限られるものではなく、赤外線ヒータやマイクロ波、熱風等を用いてもよい。   In the temporary molding unit 112, a raw material supply unit 126, a hot plate 128 as a heating means, and a cooling plate 130 as a first cooling means are arranged. The heating means is not limited to a hot plate, and an infrared heater, microwave, hot air, or the like may be used.

前記原料供給機126は、離型フィルム116の通過する仮成形部112の所定の位置で、離型フィルム116上の所定の面積に粉粒体状樹脂102を投下・載置する。原料供給機126は、図2(A)に示す如く、原料供給機126の供給口126Aから載置される粉粒体状樹脂102を所定の面積に制限するための筒形状の枠126Bを備えている。枠126B内には、図示せぬフレーム形状の構造体が配置されており、載置された粉粒体状樹脂102を該所定の面積内で均一に分散させる。なお、枠126Bの最下端には、粉粒体状樹脂102を加熱した際に枠126Bに融着しないような幅と高さの凹部126BBが設けられている。   The raw material feeder 126 drops and places the granular resin 102 in a predetermined area on the release film 116 at a predetermined position of the temporary molding portion 112 through which the release film 116 passes. As shown in FIG. 2A, the raw material supplier 126 includes a cylindrical frame 126B for limiting the granular resin 102 placed from the supply port 126A of the raw material supplier 126 to a predetermined area. ing. A frame-shaped structure (not shown) is arranged in the frame 126B, and the placed granular resin 102 is uniformly dispersed within the predetermined area. A recess 126BB having a width and a height that does not fuse with the frame 126B when the granular resin 102 is heated is provided at the lowermost end of the frame 126B.

前記ホットプレート128は、離型フィルム116上に載置された粉粒体状樹脂102を加熱するために、原料供給機126に対向して離型フィルム116の下側に配置される。ホットプレート128は、図示せぬ制御部により制御され、離型フィルム116上の粉粒体状樹脂102の一方の面である離型フィルム側の載置面を加熱して粉粒体状樹脂102の温度を上昇させて互いに融着可能な状態となるように軟化させる。本実施形態では、粉粒体状樹脂102の樹脂軟化点が約80度であるので、それ以上の温度の約100度にホットプレート128の温度を設定している。   The hot plate 128 is disposed on the lower side of the release film 116 so as to face the raw material supplier 126 in order to heat the granular resin 102 placed on the release film 116. The hot plate 128 is controlled by a control unit (not shown), and heats the mounting surface on the release film side, which is one surface of the granular resin 102 on the release film 116, so that the granular resin 102 is heated. Is softened so that it can be fused to each other. In this embodiment, since the resin softening point of the granular resin 102 is about 80 degrees, the temperature of the hot plate 128 is set to about 100 degrees that is higher than that.

前記冷却板130は、熱を伝えやすい材質で形成されているのが好ましく、例えばアルミニウムやステンレスなどの金属板を用いることができる。冷却板130は、原料供給機126の上側に配置され、冷却時には冷却板130が原料供給機126より下方に移動する。そして、離型フィルム116上の軟化した粉粒体状樹脂102のもう一方の面である反離型フィルム側の開放面に当接してホットプレート128とで軟化した粉粒体状樹脂102を挟み込んで、軟化した粉粒体状樹脂102の仮成形を行う。冷却板130は、温度が上昇した粉粒体状樹脂の102の温度を下げる温度であれば、相応の剥離効果を有するが、本実施形態では、例えば、冷却板130として、厚みが20mm程度のステンレス板を用い、温度としては室温程度(30度以下)で一定とされている。なお、冷却板130の温度は、樹脂軟化点の温度が約80度であるので、粉粒体状樹脂102の樹脂軟化点の40度未満下とされていることが好ましく、更に30度前半以下までに維持されていれば、更に好ましい結果が得られている。冷却板130の剥離性は剥離する際の剥離速度にもよるので、温度とその速度とを調整することで、より確実な剥離が可能である。なお、粉粒体状樹脂102の樹脂軟化点がもっと高い温度であれば、冷却板130の温度を更に高くしても有効となる。なお、本発明は、上記各温度条件に限定されるものではなく、ホットプレート128の温度が粉粒体状樹脂102の樹脂軟化点以上とされ、冷却板130の温度は樹脂軟化点未満とされていれば好ましい。そして、更には、粉粒体状樹脂102の樹脂軟化点の温度が60度以上90度以下の温度とされ、ホットプレート128の温度が樹脂軟化点の温度より5度以上高い温度で且つ110度以下の温度とされ、そして冷却板130の温度が40度未満とされている場合がより好ましい。   The cooling plate 130 is preferably made of a material that easily conducts heat, and for example, a metal plate such as aluminum or stainless steel can be used. The cooling plate 130 is disposed on the upper side of the raw material supplier 126, and the cooling plate 130 moves downward from the raw material supplier 126 during cooling. Then, the softened granular resin 102 is put in contact with the open surface on the side of the reverse release film, which is the other surface of the softened granular resin 102 on the release film 116, and is softened by the hot plate 128. Then, temporary molding of the softened granular resin 102 is performed. The cooling plate 130 has a suitable peeling effect as long as the temperature of the temperature of the granular resin 102 with the increased temperature is lowered. In this embodiment, for example, the cooling plate 130 has a thickness of about 20 mm. A stainless steel plate is used, and the temperature is constant at about room temperature (30 degrees or less). The temperature of the cooling plate 130 is preferably less than 40 degrees below the resin softening point of the granular resin 102 since the temperature of the resin softening point is about 80 degrees, and further less than the first half of 30 degrees If it is maintained by the above, more preferable results are obtained. Since the peelability of the cooling plate 130 depends on the peeling speed at the time of peeling, more reliable peeling is possible by adjusting the temperature and the speed. If the resin softening point of the granular resin 102 is higher, it is effective even if the temperature of the cooling plate 130 is further increased. The present invention is not limited to the above temperature conditions. The temperature of the hot plate 128 is set to be equal to or higher than the resin softening point of the granular resin 102, and the temperature of the cooling plate 130 is set to be lower than the resin softening point. If it is, it is preferable. Further, the temperature of the resin softening point of the granular resin 102 is set to a temperature of 60 ° C. or more and 90 ° C. or less, and the temperature of the hot plate 128 is 5 ° C. or more higher than the temperature of the resin softening point and 110 ° C. More preferably, the temperature is set to the following temperature, and the temperature of the cooling plate 130 is less than 40 degrees.

冷却板130は、具体的には、ある程度の一定温度に維持することが望ましいので、冷却板130の反ホットプレート側にペルチェ素子を組み込んだり、内側に冷却水などの冷媒を循環させたり、或いは冷風などを当てる構成とすることができる。なお、剥離性をより確実に担保するために、冷却板130の表面にフッ素系樹脂をコーティングしたりしてもよい。或いは、冷却板130が金属であり、その金属表面が樹脂に直接当たることで仮成形樹脂106の汚染などのおそれを完全に防止するために、冷却板130の表面に一定期間張替えの不要な剥離性のよいフィルムを貼り付けておく、若しくは剥離性のよい膜を設けるといったことをしてもよい。   Specifically, since the cooling plate 130 is desirably maintained at a certain constant temperature, a Peltier element is incorporated on the anti-hot plate side of the cooling plate 130, a coolant such as cooling water is circulated inside, or the like. It can be set as the structure which hits cold wind etc. In addition, in order to ensure releasability more reliably, the surface of the cooling plate 130 may be coated with a fluorine resin. Alternatively, the cooling plate 130 is made of metal, and the surface of the cooling plate 130 is not peeled off for a certain period of time in order to completely prevent the possibility of contamination of the temporary molding resin 106 due to direct contact of the metal surface with the resin. A good film may be attached, or a film having good peelability may be provided.

圧縮成形部114は、圧縮成形機150を有する。なお、圧縮成形機150は、図1では1つであるが、複数備えられてもよい。圧縮成形機150は、本体152と、本体152に立設される複数の支柱であるタイバ154に支えられる固定プラテン156とを有する。固定プラテン156の下面には上型162が取り付けられている。本体152は、固定プラテン156に対して、接近・離間できるように移動可能な可動プラテン158を備えている。可動プラテン158の上面には下型164が取り付けられている。下型164には、図示せぬ吸着機構が設けられており、離型フィルム116を吸着・固定することができる。下型164は、可動プラテン158の移動に伴い、固定プラテン156に取り付けられた上型162に対して接近・離間する。即ち、可動プラテン158の移動により、上型162と下型164とで構成される金型160の型締め・型開きを行うことができる。   The compression molding unit 114 includes a compression molding machine 150. The number of compression molding machines 150 is one in FIG. 1, but a plurality of compression molding machines 150 may be provided. The compression molding machine 150 includes a main body 152 and a fixed platen 156 supported by tie bars 154 that are a plurality of support columns erected on the main body 152. An upper mold 162 is attached to the lower surface of the fixed platen 156. The main body 152 includes a movable platen 158 that can be moved toward and away from the fixed platen 156. A lower mold 164 is attached to the upper surface of the movable platen 158. The lower mold 164 is provided with a suction mechanism (not shown) so that the release film 116 can be sucked and fixed. The lower mold 164 approaches and separates from the upper mold 162 attached to the fixed platen 156 as the movable platen 158 moves. That is, by moving the movable platen 158, the mold 160 composed of the upper mold 162 and the lower mold 164 can be clamped and opened.

前記金型160に形成されたキャビティは、離型フィルム116の通過する圧縮成形部114の所定の場所に設けられている。このため、仮成形樹脂106を載せた離型フィルム116を下型164に吸着することで、仮成形樹脂106の金型160への供給を完了する。   The cavity formed in the mold 160 is provided at a predetermined location of the compression molding portion 114 through which the release film 116 passes. Therefore, the supply of the temporary molding resin 106 to the mold 160 is completed by adsorbing the release film 116 on which the temporary molding resin 106 is placed to the lower mold 164.

次に、樹脂封止装置100の動作(仮成形部112における仮成形樹脂106の仮成形工程と圧縮成形部114における樹脂封止工程、樹脂封止作業とも称する)について図2を用いて説明する。   Next, the operation of the resin sealing device 100 (also referred to as a temporary molding step of the temporary molding resin 106 in the temporary molding portion 112, a resin sealing step in the compression molding portion 114, and a resin sealing operation) will be described with reference to FIG. .

まず、原料供給機126をホットプレート128上の離型フィルム116に接近させる。そして、供給口126Aから粉粒体状樹脂102を投下させて、ホットプレート128上の離型フィルム116に載置する(図2(A))。このとき、枠126Bは、その上端の位置Uで供給口126A下端の位置Bを覆い、且つ枠126Bの下端の位置Dで離型フィルム116の極近傍に配置される長さを有するので、粉粒体状樹脂102の枠126B外部への飛散を防止できる。同時に、離型フィルム116の枠126Bで定められた所定の面積に正確に粉粒体状樹脂102を載置することができる。このとき、供給口126Aと離型フィルム116との間の図示せぬフレーム形状の構造体により、該所定の面積に均等の厚みで粉粒体状樹脂102を降り積もらせる。このため、粉粒体状樹脂102の加熱の均一性と加熱時間の短縮とを確保し、圧縮成形時の樹脂流動を少なくすることができる。   First, the raw material supplier 126 is brought close to the release film 116 on the hot plate 128. Then, the granular resin 102 is dropped from the supply port 126A and placed on the release film 116 on the hot plate 128 (FIG. 2A). At this time, the frame 126B has a length that covers the position B at the lower end of the supply port 126A at the position U at the upper end and is disposed in the very vicinity of the release film 116 at the position D at the lower end of the frame 126B. The scattering of the granular resin 102 to the outside of the frame 126B can be prevented. At the same time, the granular resin 102 can be accurately placed on a predetermined area defined by the frame 126B of the release film 116. At this time, the granular resin 102 is deposited on the predetermined area with a uniform thickness by a frame-shaped structure (not shown) between the supply port 126A and the release film 116. For this reason, the uniformity of heating of the granular resin 102 and shortening of the heating time can be ensured, and the resin flow during compression molding can be reduced.

ホットプレート128の温度は、粉粒体状樹脂102の樹脂粒子が軟化して互いに融着可能となる程度の温度(100度程度)に上昇させておき、離型フィルム116を介して原料供給機126から投下・載置された粉粒体状樹脂102の離型フィルム側の載置面を加熱する。そして、原料供給機126に対向する位置において、載置された粉粒体状樹脂102の温度を上昇させて互いに融着可能な状態となるように軟化させる。なお、粉粒体状樹脂102の反離型フィルム側の開放面は(大気に)開放状態、即ち熱伝導率の低い空気に囲まれている(良好な断熱状態)。このため、粉粒体状樹脂102を急速且つ効率的に加熱して軟化させることができる。   The temperature of the hot plate 128 is raised to a temperature (about 100 degrees) at which the resin particles of the granular resin 102 are softened and can be fused to each other, and the raw material supply machine is passed through the release film 116. The placement surface on the release film side of the granular resin 102 dropped and placed from 126 is heated. And in the position facing the raw material supply machine 126, the temperature of the mounted granular resin 102 is raised and softened so that it can be fused together. Note that the open surface of the particulate resin 102 on the side of the releasable film is in an open state (in the atmosphere), that is, surrounded by air having a low thermal conductivity (a good heat insulating state). For this reason, the granular resin 102 can be heated and softened rapidly and efficiently.

次に、原料供給機126を枠126Bと共に、離型フィルム116から離間させる。枠126Bには凹部126BBが設けられている。このため、枠126B側面に樹脂粒子が融着した状態とならないので、投下された当初の粉粒体状樹脂102の量を変化させることなく、容易に枠126Bを離間させることができる(図2(B))。   Next, the raw material supplier 126 is separated from the release film 116 together with the frame 126B. The frame 126B is provided with a recess 126BB. For this reason, since the resin particles are not fused to the side surface of the frame 126B, the frame 126B can be easily separated without changing the amount of the initially dropped granular resin 102 (FIG. 2). (B)).

次に、離型フィルム116に冷却板130を接近させて、加熱されて軟化した粉粒体状樹脂102の反離型フィルム側の開放面に当接してホットプレート128とで軟化した粉粒体状樹脂102を挟み込む。当該挟み込みにより、軟化状態の樹脂粒子がつぶされて、軟化した樹脂粒子同士を確実に融着させる。このため、元々粒子形状の集合体の形態であった粉粒体状樹脂102は、ホットプレート128と冷却板130とにより樹脂粒子がつぶされて空孔数と空孔サイズが減少して、厚み方向に収縮させられた形態の仮成形樹脂106に仮成形される。このとき、冷却板130は、室温程度の温度に保たれているので、当該開放面の温度を少なくとも一時的に下げることとなる。このため、該開放面では、上述した断熱状態が解かれて急激な温度低下が起こり、開放面が冷却板130に近い温度まで冷却される。このため、一旦軟化が進んだ粉粒体状樹脂102の反離型フィルム側の開放面が冷却板130に当接している間だけ冷却板130で冷却される温度(室温)に従い硬化する(いわば固体状態へ戻る)こととなる。従って、粉粒体状樹脂102において冷却板側の開放面は、離型フィルム側の載置面と比較して冷却板130の表面に密着しにくくなり、離型フィルム側の軟化した粉粒体状樹脂102の離型フィルム116への吸着力に比べて、反離型フィルム側の軟化した粉粒体状樹脂102の冷却板130への吸着力が小さくなる。このため、冷却板130がホットプレート128から離間する際には、仮成形樹脂106に離型フィルム116が貼り付いたままとなり、冷却板130を仮成形樹脂106からスムースに剥離することができる。なお、粉粒体状樹脂102が仮成形される際にも、ホットプレート128は加熱を続けるので、仮成形樹脂106としては、冷却板130が当接した開放面だけが一時的に温度が下がるだけで、全体としては温度が高い状態を保っている。   Next, the cooling plate 130 is brought close to the release film 116, and the granular material softened with the hot plate 128 in contact with the open surface of the heated particulate resin 102 on the side opposite to the release film. The resin 102 is sandwiched. By the sandwiching, the softened resin particles are crushed and the softened resin particles are reliably fused. Therefore, the granular resin 102 originally in the form of a particle-shaped aggregate is reduced in the number of pores and pore size by the resin particles being crushed by the hot plate 128 and the cooling plate 130, and the thickness is reduced. Temporary molding is performed on the temporary molding resin 106 in a form contracted in the direction. At this time, since the cooling plate 130 is maintained at a temperature of about room temperature, the temperature of the open surface is lowered at least temporarily. For this reason, on the open surface, the above-described heat insulation state is released and a rapid temperature drop occurs, and the open surface is cooled to a temperature close to the cooling plate 130. For this reason, it hardens according to the temperature (room temperature) cooled by the cooling plate 130 only while the open surface on the side of the releasable film of the granular resin 102 once softened is in contact with the cooling plate 130 (so to speak) Return to the solid state). Therefore, in the granular resin 102, the open surface on the cooling plate side is less likely to adhere to the surface of the cooling plate 130 as compared to the mounting surface on the release film side, and the softened granular material on the release film side. Compared to the adsorption force of the resin-like resin 102 to the release film 116, the adsorption force of the soft granular resin 102 on the opposite release film side to the cooling plate 130 becomes smaller. Therefore, when the cooling plate 130 is separated from the hot plate 128, the release film 116 remains attached to the temporary molding resin 106, and the cooling plate 130 can be smoothly peeled from the temporary molding resin 106. Even when the particulate resin 102 is temporarily molded, the hot plate 128 continues to be heated, so that only the open surface with which the cooling plate 130 abuts temporarily lowers the temperature of the temporary molded resin 106. As a whole, the temperature remains high as a whole.

次に、離型フィルム供給装置118を動かして仮成形樹脂106を離型フィルム116に貼り付けた状態のままで、仮成形樹脂106を仮成形部112の所定の場所から圧縮成形部114の所定の場所に移動させる(図2(D))。   Next, the mold release film supply device 118 is moved so that the temporary molding resin 106 is adhered to the release film 116, and the temporary molding resin 106 is moved from a predetermined location of the temporary molding section 112 to a predetermined position of the compression molding section 114. (Fig. 2 (D)).

次に、金型160の下型164の吸着機構で、仮成形樹脂106の貼り付いた離型フィルム116の部分を、そのままの状態で下型164に吸着固定する。そして、仮成形樹脂106を樹脂封止に適した成形温度まで加熱する。   Next, by the suction mechanism of the lower mold 164 of the mold 160, the portion of the release film 116 to which the temporary molding resin 106 is attached is suction fixed to the lower mold 164 as it is. Then, the temporary molding resin 106 is heated to a molding temperature suitable for resin sealing.

そして、被成形品を取り付けた上型162に対して下型164を接近させる。又、キャビティ内の減圧動作も開始させる。そして、所定のタイミングで型締めして、仮成形樹脂106を用いて被成形品を圧縮成形して樹脂封止を行う。   Then, the lower mold 164 is brought closer to the upper mold 162 to which the product to be molded is attached. Also, the pressure reducing operation in the cavity is started. Then, the mold is clamped at a predetermined timing, and the molded product is compression-molded using the temporary molding resin 106 to perform resin sealing.

このように、樹脂封止の際に金型160に投入される樹脂は平板形状の仮成形樹脂106なので、金型160への搬送時に樹脂粒子が飛散することを防止することができる。   As described above, since the resin put into the mold 160 at the time of resin sealing is the flat-shaped temporary molding resin 106, it is possible to prevent the resin particles from being scattered during conveyance to the mold 160.

そして、本実施形態は、粉粒体状樹脂102を仮成形するために、離型フィルム116上の粉粒体状樹脂102をホットプレート128で加熱して、温度上昇により軟化した粉粒体状樹脂102をホットプレート128自身と冷却板130とで挟み込むようにしている。以下その作用についてまとめて説明する。最初、離型フィルム116上の粉粒体状樹脂102はその反離型フィルム側の(開放)面が開放状態、即ち、何もなく熱伝導率の低い空気に囲まれている(つまり、粉粒体状樹脂102は反離型フィルム側では良好に断熱されている)。このため、ホットプレート128で離型フィルム側の載置面から(離型フィルム116を介して)加熱することで粉粒体状樹脂102の温度を急速に(短時間で)上昇させて、粉粒体状樹脂102を急速に軟化させることができる。そして、ホットプレート128自身と冷却板130とで軟化した粉粒体状樹脂102を挟み込むという簡易的な構成でありながら容易に粉粒体状樹脂102を仮成形することができる。ここで、冷却板130が、粉粒体状樹脂102の開放面(反離型フィルム側の面)の温度を下げる機能を有している。このため、当該開放面では、上述した断熱状態が解かれて急激な温度低下が起こり、該開放面が冷却板130に近い温度まで冷却される。このため、一旦軟化が進んだ反離型フィルム側の面が冷却板130に当接している間だけ、冷却板130で冷却される温度に従い硬化する(いわばより固体状態へ戻る)こととなる。従って、粉粒体状樹脂102において冷却板側の開放面は、離型フィルム側の載置面と比較して冷却板130の表面に密着しにくくなる。このため、離型フィルム側の軟化した粉粒体状樹脂102の離型フィルム116への吸着力に比べて、反離型フィルム側の軟化した粉粒体状樹脂102の冷却板130への吸着力が小さくなる。即ち、冷却板130は離型フィルム116に比べて軟化した粉粒体状樹脂120から容易に剥離可能となる。   In this embodiment, in order to temporarily form the granular resin 102, the granular resin 102 on the release film 116 is heated by the hot plate 128 and softened due to the temperature rise. The resin 102 is sandwiched between the hot plate 128 itself and the cooling plate 130. Hereinafter, the operation will be described together. Initially, the granular resin 102 on the release film 116 has an open (open) surface on the side of the release film, that is, is surrounded by air having a low thermal conductivity (that is, powder). The granular resin 102 is well insulated on the side of the releasable film). For this reason, the temperature of the granular resin 102 is rapidly increased (in a short time) by heating from the mounting surface on the release film side (via the release film 116) with the hot plate 128, and the powder The granular resin 102 can be softened rapidly. And the granular resin 102 can be easily temporarily formed with a simple configuration in which the softened granular resin 102 is sandwiched between the hot plate 128 itself and the cooling plate 130. Here, the cooling plate 130 has a function of lowering the temperature of the open surface (surface on the side of the releasable film) of the granular resin 102. For this reason, in the said open surface, the heat insulation state mentioned above is dissolved and a rapid temperature fall occurs, and this open surface is cooled to the temperature close | similar to the cooling plate 130. FIG. For this reason, it is cured according to the temperature cooled by the cooling plate 130 (so to return to a solid state), so long as the surface on the side of the releasable film once softened is in contact with the cooling plate 130. Therefore, the open surface on the cooling plate side in the granular resin 102 is less likely to be in close contact with the surface of the cooling plate 130 as compared to the mounting surface on the release film side. Therefore, the softened granular resin 102 on the anti-release film side is adsorbed on the cooling plate 130 as compared with the adsorption force of the softened granular resin 102 on the release film side to the release film 116. The power is reduced. That is, the cooling plate 130 can be easily peeled from the softened granular resin 120 as compared with the release film 116.

このため、冷却板130を用いることで、粉粒体状樹脂102を仮成形樹脂106に仮成形しながら、従来粉粒体状樹脂の上下の両面を覆っていた離型フィルム116を、粉粒体状樹脂102の載置される一方の面だけとすることが可能となる。同時に、離型フィルム116を一方の面だけに使用することで、粉粒体状樹脂102の上下の両面を覆うために用いられてきた機構を不要とすることができる。   For this reason, by using the cooling plate 130, the mold release film 116 that has conventionally covered both the upper and lower surfaces of the granular resin while the granular resin 102 is temporarily formed into the temporary molding resin 106. Only one surface on which the body resin 102 is placed can be provided. At the same time, by using the release film 116 only on one side, the mechanism that has been used to cover the upper and lower surfaces of the granular resin 102 can be eliminated.

しかも、ホットプレート128の温度は粉粒体状樹脂102の樹脂軟化点以上の温度(約100度)とされ、冷却板130は粉粒体状樹脂102の樹脂軟化点未満の一定の温度(30度以下の室温)とされているので、軟化した粉粒体状樹脂102の反離型フィルム側の開放面を急速且つ安定して軟化状態から硬化状態に冷却でき、容易に冷却板130を軟化した粉粒体状樹脂102(仮成形樹脂106)から剥離することができる。   Moreover, the temperature of the hot plate 128 is set to a temperature equal to or higher than the resin softening point of the granular resin 102 (about 100 degrees), and the cooling plate 130 is set to a constant temperature (30 lower than the resin softening point of the granular resin 102). Therefore, the open surface of the softened granular resin 102 on the side of the release film can be rapidly and stably cooled from the softened state to the hardened state, and the cooling plate 130 can be easily softened. It can peel from the granular resin 102 (temporary molding resin 106) which was made.

ここで、仮成形樹脂106は、粉粒体状樹脂102よりも樹脂粒子同士を結合・収縮させているので、樹脂粒子間の断熱層となる空孔数や空孔サイズが少なく、熱伝導性が向上している。このため、本実施形態は、仮成形樹脂106全体を温まった状態としていることと熱伝導性の向上とが相まって、樹脂封止工程における成形温度に達するまでの昇温時間が短縮できるので、(仮成形樹脂全体を冷却していた従来の工程に比べて)成形品の生産性を一層向上させることができる。   Here, since the temporary molding resin 106 binds and shrinks the resin particles more than the granular resin 102, the number of pores and the pore size serving as a heat insulating layer between the resin particles is small, and the thermal conductivity. Has improved. For this reason, this embodiment can shorten the temperature rising time until the molding temperature is reached in the resin sealing step because the provisional molding resin 106 as a whole is in a warm state and the thermal conductivity is improved. The productivity of the molded product can be further improved (compared to the conventional process in which the entire temporary molding resin is cooled).

又、離型フィルム116が、仮成形の際と樹脂封止の際に兼用とされているので、高価な離型フィルム116の消費量を更に低減することができる。即ち、仮成形の際と樹脂封止の際に離型フィルムを別々に使用する場合に比べて、使用装置と工数を少なくできてシンプルな構成で樹脂封止作業を高速化できると共に、ランニングコストの低減をすることができる。又、金型160への投入前に離型フィルム116から仮成形樹脂106を剥離する必要がないので、従来の仮成形樹脂(特許文献1)の(剥離から)保持・搬送において生じていた仮成形樹脂の割れや欠損を低減することができる。即ち、樹脂搬送において歩留りを改善することができる。同時に、樹脂封止の際に必要とされる樹脂の量と実際に金型に供給される樹脂の量との差を最小限にすることが可能である。又、仮成形樹脂106を剥がすことが不要なので、薄い仮成形品が必要とされる樹脂封止厚みの薄い成形品に対しても容易に対応することができる。   Further, since the release film 116 is used for both the temporary molding and the resin sealing, the consumption of the expensive release film 116 can be further reduced. In other words, compared to using separate release films for temporary molding and resin sealing, the number of devices and man-hours can be reduced, and the resin sealing operation can be speeded up with a simple configuration, and the running cost can be reduced. Can be reduced. In addition, since it is not necessary to peel the temporary molding resin 106 from the release film 116 before it is put into the mold 160, the temporary molding that has occurred in the holding / conveyance (from peeling) of the conventional temporary molding resin (Patent Document 1). It is possible to reduce cracks and defects in the molded resin. That is, the yield can be improved in resin conveyance. At the same time, it is possible to minimize the difference between the amount of resin required for resin sealing and the amount of resin actually supplied to the mold. Further, since it is not necessary to peel off the temporary molding resin 106, it is possible to easily cope with a molded product with a thin resin sealing thickness that requires a thin temporary molded product.

又、離型フィルム116が、帯形状とされていて、粉粒体状樹脂102がその載置される位置から連続的に金型160に搬送されるので、仮成形樹脂106を支持する専用冶具が必要とされないため、仮成形樹脂106の形状・大きさ・厚みが変更されてもなんら変更せずに同一構成で金型160に仮成形樹脂106を供給することができる。又、仮成形樹脂106の金型160への搬送時間も短くすることができる。又、離型フィルム116の供給と回収が容易となる。又、離型フィルム116を切断するといった作業もないので、切断に伴う粉塵の発生を防止することができる。   Further, the release film 116 has a band shape, and since the granular resin 102 is continuously conveyed from the position where it is placed to the mold 160, a dedicated jig for supporting the temporary molding resin 106. Therefore, even if the shape, size, and thickness of the temporary molding resin 106 are changed, the temporary molding resin 106 can be supplied to the mold 160 with the same configuration without any change. Also, the time for transporting the temporary molding resin 106 to the mold 160 can be shortened. Further, the supply and recovery of the release film 116 is facilitated. Further, since there is no work of cutting the release film 116, it is possible to prevent generation of dust accompanying the cutting.

即ち、本実施形態によれば、離型フィルム116の消費量を低減でき、且つ粉粒体状樹脂102を仮成形する機構である仮成形部112を簡略にして樹脂封止装置100自体の簡略化と低コスト化が可能となる。   That is, according to the present embodiment, the consumption of the release film 116 can be reduced, and the temporary molding portion 112 that is a mechanism for temporarily molding the granular resin 102 can be simplified to simplify the resin sealing device 100 itself. And cost reduction.

次に、本発明の第2実施形態について、図3を用いて説明する。   Next, a second embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG.

本実施形態は、第1実施形態とは、第1冷却手段として粉粒体状樹脂の開放面に当接する面が一定の曲率を有するロール形状とされた冷却ロール230を用いたことで異なり、それ以外は同一であるので、符号下2桁を同一として、説明を省略する。   This embodiment is different from the first embodiment by using a cooling roll 230 in which the surface contacting the open surface of the granular resin is a roll shape having a certain curvature as the first cooling means, Since the rest is the same, the last two digits are the same, and the description is omitted.

本実施形態では、冷却ロール230が原料供給機と上下方向に並んで配置されており、離型フィルム216上に粉粒体状樹脂が載置された後に、原料供給機に代わり、冷却ロール230がその位置に配置されて、冷却ロール230の左右方向への動きで、軟化した粉粒体状樹脂を仮成形する。なお、冷却ロール230は左右に動かず、離型フィルム供給機構による離型フィルム216の送りで、冷却ロール230が回転して仮成形樹脂206を仮成形してもよい。   In this embodiment, the cooling roll 230 is arrange | positioned along with the raw material supply machine at the up-down direction, and after the granular resin is mounted on the release film 216, it replaces with a raw material supply machine, and the cooling roll 230 Is placed at that position, and the softened granular resin is temporarily formed by the movement of the cooling roll 230 in the left-right direction. Note that the cooling roll 230 may not be moved to the left and right, and the cooling roll 230 may be rotated by the feeding of the release film 216 by the release film supply mechanism to temporarily mold the temporary molding resin 206.

本実施形態では、軟化した粉粒体状樹脂と冷却ロール230の接触する部分は、原理的に線状になるので、軟化した粉粒体状樹脂の離型フィルム側に吸着する力に比べて、冷却ロール230に吸着する力が小さい。このため、確実に冷却ロール230からの仮成形樹脂206の剥離が容易に且つ迅速に行うことができる。なお、冷却ロール230の温度は、第1実施形態と同じ温度とされている。   In the present embodiment, the portion where the softened granular resin and the cooling roll 230 come into contact is linear in principle, so compared to the force of the softened granular resin adsorbed on the release film side. The force attracted to the cooling roll 230 is small. For this reason, the temporary molding resin 206 can be reliably peeled from the cooling roll 230 easily and quickly. The temperature of the cooling roll 230 is the same as that in the first embodiment.

なお、第1、第2実施形態では、第1冷却手段が原料供給機とは上下方向で並んで配置されていたが、本発明はこれに限定されない。例えば、原料供給機に並列して、第1冷却手段が配置されてもよい。その場合には、原料供給機と第1冷却手段の位置を変更する機構を不要とできるので、更に樹脂封止装置をシンプルで、低コスト化することができる。   In the first and second embodiments, the first cooling means is arranged in the vertical direction with respect to the raw material feeder, but the present invention is not limited to this. For example, a 1st cooling means may be arrange | positioned in parallel with a raw material supply machine. In that case, since a mechanism for changing the positions of the raw material feeder and the first cooling means can be eliminated, the resin sealing device can be further simplified and reduced in cost.

次に、本発明の第3実施形態について、図4を用いて説明する。   Next, a third embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG.

本実施形態は、第1実施形態とは、更に、冷却板330の後段に、仮成形樹脂306全体を冷却する第2冷却手段である冷却機構332、334を備えることで異なり、それ以外は同一であるので、符号下2桁を同一として、説明を省略する。なお、本実施形態は、図6に示した従来例に対しては、冷却機構332、334を同一機能として、加熱機構の構成と離型フィルム供給装置の構成が異なる。以下に、樹脂封止装置の動作を説明する。   This embodiment is different from the first embodiment in that it is further provided with cooling mechanisms 332 and 334 that are second cooling means for cooling the entire temporary molding resin 306 at the subsequent stage of the cooling plate 330, and the rest is the same. Therefore, the last two digits are the same, and the description is omitted. Note that this embodiment differs from the conventional example shown in FIG. 6 in that the cooling mechanism 332 and 334 have the same function, and the configuration of the heating mechanism and the configuration of the release film supply device are different. Hereinafter, the operation of the resin sealing device will be described.

まず、図示せぬ供給ロールから供給される離型フィルム316上に所定の量の粉粒体状樹脂302を原料供給機326から落下・載置する(図4(A))。   First, a predetermined amount of the granular resin 302 is dropped and placed on the release film 316 supplied from a supply roll (not shown) from the raw material supplier 326 (FIG. 4A).

次に、離型フィルム供給装置を駆動して、離型フィルム316を水平方向(図4の右側)のホットプレート328の位置に移動させ、離型フィルム316上の粉粒体状樹脂302を下からホットプレート328で加熱して、粉粒体状樹脂302を軟化させる。そして、軟化した粉粒体状樹脂302の反離型フィルム側の開放面に冷却板330を当接してホットプレート328とで軟化した粉粒体状樹脂302を挟み込むことで仮成形する(図4(B))。その際に粉粒体状樹脂302の開放面は一時的に冷却されることで、冷却板330の離間と共に、冷却板330は軟化した粉粒体状樹脂302からスムースに剥離される。   Next, the release film supply device is driven to move the release film 316 to the position of the hot plate 328 in the horizontal direction (right side in FIG. 4), and the granular resin 302 on the release film 316 is lowered. Then, the powdery resin 302 is softened by heating with a hot plate 328. Then, the softened granular resin 302 is temporarily formed by sandwiching the softened granular resin 302 with the hot plate 328 by abutting the cooling plate 330 against the open surface on the side of the releasable film of the soft granular resin 302 (FIG. 4). (B)). At that time, the open surface of the granular resin 302 is temporarily cooled, so that the cooling plate 330 is smoothly separated from the soft granular resin 302 as the cooling plate 330 is separated.

次に、離型フィルム供給装置を駆動して、離型フィルム316を水平方向(図4の右側)の冷却機構332、334の位置に移動させ、冷却機構332、334で仮成形樹脂306を上下方向から挟み込んで冷却する(図4(C))。   Next, the release film supply device is driven to move the release film 316 to the position of the cooling mechanism 332, 334 in the horizontal direction (right side in FIG. 4), and the temporary molding resin 306 is moved up and down by the cooling mechanism 332, 334. It cools by inserting from the direction (FIG. 4C).

次に、離型フィルム供給装置を駆動して、離型フィルム316を水平方向(図4の右側)の冷却機構332、334の右側に移動させる。このとき、仮成形樹脂306は完全に冷却された状態であるので、仮成形樹脂306が離型フィルム316から容易に引き剥がされる(図4(D))。   Next, the release film supply device is driven to move the release film 316 to the right side of the cooling mechanisms 332 and 334 in the horizontal direction (right side in FIG. 4). At this time, since the temporary molding resin 306 is in a completely cooled state, the temporary molding resin 306 is easily peeled off from the release film 316 (FIG. 4D).

このように仮成形された仮成形樹脂306は、樹脂ハンドで直接保持され、樹脂封止装置の金型に搬送されて、樹脂封止に用いられることとなる。   The temporary molding resin 306 thus temporarily molded is directly held by a resin hand, conveyed to a mold of a resin sealing device, and used for resin sealing.

本実施形態は、仮成形樹脂306の当接される面だけでなく全体を冷却するので、離型フィルム316から仮成形樹脂306を剥離することが可能となる。このため、従来用いられてきた圧縮成形部の機構をそのまま流用することができる。即ち、新たな設計と開発にかけなければならない費用・工数・期間を低減することができる。なお、場合によっては、仮成形樹脂306全体を一旦冷却することにより、仮成形樹脂306の樹脂封止に使用するまでの待ち時間を調整可能となるので、樹脂封止の際の金型の型締めなどのタイミングに最適な状態で仮成形樹脂306を供給できる。このため、樹脂封止の際の樹脂流れを良好に保って、歩留り良く高品質な樹脂封止を行うことも可能となる。   Since the present embodiment cools not only the surface with which the temporary molding resin 306 is brought into contact, but the entire surface, the temporary molding resin 306 can be peeled from the release film 316. For this reason, the mechanism of the compression molding part conventionally used can be diverted as it is. That is, it is possible to reduce the cost, man-hours, and time required for new design and development. In some cases, by temporarily cooling the entire temporary molding resin 306, the waiting time until the temporary molding resin 306 is used for resin sealing can be adjusted. The temporary molding resin 306 can be supplied in a state optimal for the timing of tightening or the like. For this reason, it is also possible to perform high-quality resin sealing with a good yield while maintaining a good resin flow during resin sealing.

次に、本発明の第4実施形態について、図5を用いて説明する。   Next, a fourth embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG.

本実施形態は、第1実施形態とは、離型フィルム416が、短冊形状とされていて、粉粒体状樹脂402がその載置される位置から金型に搬送されることで異なり、それ以外は同一であるので、符号下2桁を同一として、説明を省略する。   This embodiment is different from the first embodiment in that the release film 416 has a strip shape, and the granular resin 402 is conveyed from the position where the resin is placed to the mold. Since the other parts are the same, the last two digits are the same, and the description is omitted.

本実施形態では、仮成形部412と圧縮成形部414とで離型フィルム416が短冊形状の個片とされた状態で兼用で用いられている。このため、離型フィルム416がロールで連続的に搬送される場合に比べて、仮成形部412と圧縮成形部414との配置に、より大きな自由度を取ることができる。このため、仮成形部412と圧縮成形部414とのいずれかを複数とすることも容易である。更には、離型フィルム416がロールで連続的に搬送される場合に比べて離型フィルム416の粉粒体状樹脂402が載置されていない余白部分を少なくでき、高価な離型フィルム416の消費量を更に少なくでき、ランニングコストを更に低減することができる。同時に、短冊形状の離型フィルム416において場所を予め特定しておくことで、仮成形樹脂406の金型への配置を正確に行うことが可能となる。   In the present embodiment, the mold release film 416 is used as a strip-shaped piece for the temporary molding portion 412 and the compression molding portion 414. For this reason, compared with the case where the release film 416 is continuously conveyed with a roll, it can take a bigger freedom degree in arrangement | positioning with the temporary molding part 412 and the compression molding part 414. FIG. For this reason, it is easy to make any one of the temporary molding part 412 and the compression molding part 414 into a plurality. Furthermore, compared with the case where the release film 416 is continuously conveyed by a roll, the blank portion of the release film 416 where the granular resin 402 is not placed can be reduced, and the expensive release film 416 can be reduced. The consumption can be further reduced, and the running cost can be further reduced. At the same time, the location of the strip-shaped release film 416 is specified in advance, so that the temporary molding resin 406 can be accurately placed on the mold.

本発明について上記実施形態を挙げて説明したが、本発明は上記実施形態に限定されるものではない。即ち、本発明の要旨を逸脱しない範囲においての改良並びに設計の変更が可能なことは言うまでも無い。   Although the present invention has been described with reference to the above embodiment, the present invention is not limited to the above embodiment. That is, it goes without saying that improvements and design changes can be made without departing from the scope of the present invention.

例えば、上記実施形態においてはそれぞれ、別個の発明として説明したが、本発明はこれに限定されずに第1〜第4実施形態のどの構成要素も適宜組み合わせることができる。   For example, each of the above embodiments has been described as a separate invention. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and any component of the first to fourth embodiments can be combined as appropriate.

又、上記実施形態においては、粉粒体状樹脂として特に説明をしなかったが、当該樹脂は粉状や、粒状であってもよいし、小径のタブレットでもよい。若しくはそれらの混合物であってもよい。   Moreover, in the said embodiment, although it did not demonstrate in particular as a granular resin, the said resin may be a powder form, a granular form, and a small diameter tablet may be sufficient as it. Alternatively, a mixture thereof may be used.

2、102、302、402…粉粒体状樹脂
6、106、206、306、406…仮成形樹脂
26、126、326、426…原料供給機
100…樹脂封止装置
112、412…仮成形部
114、414…圧縮成形部
116、216、316、416…離型フィルム
118…離型フィルム供給装置
120…供給ロール
122…回収ロール
124…ローラ
126B…枠
126BB…凹部
128、228、328、428…ホットプレート
130、330、430…冷却板
150、450…圧縮成形機
152、452…本体
154、454…タイバ
156、456…固定プラテン
158、458…可動プラテン
160…金型
162、462…上型
164、464…下型
230…冷却ロール
332、334…冷却機構
2, 102, 302, 402 ... Granular resin 6, 106, 206, 306, 406 ... Temporary molding resin 26, 126, 326, 426 ... Raw material feeder 100 ... Resin sealing device 112, 412 ... Temporary molding part 114, 414 ... Compression molding part 116, 216, 316, 416 ... Release film 118 ... Release film supply device 120 ... Supply roll 122 ... Collection roll 124 ... Roller 126B ... Frame 126BB ... Recess 128, 228, 328, 428 ... Hot plate 130, 330, 430 ... Cooling plate 150, 450 ... Compression molding machine 152, 452 ... Main body 154, 454 ... Tie bar 156, 456 ... Fixed platen 158, 458 ... Movable platen 160 ... Mold 162, 462 ... Upper mold 164 464 ... Lower mold 230 ... Cooling roll 332, 334 ... Cooling mechanism

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粉粒体状樹脂を仮成形し、該仮成形された樹脂を用いて被成形品を樹脂封止する樹脂封止装置であって、
前記粉粒体状樹脂が載置される離型フィルムと、
該粉粒体状樹脂の該離型フィルム側の載置面を加熱して該粉粒体状樹脂の温度を上昇させて軟化させる加熱手段と、
該軟化した粉粒体状樹脂の反離型フィルム側の開放面に当接して前記加熱手段とで該軟化した粉粒体状樹脂を挟み込むことで前記仮成形を行うと共に、該粉粒体状樹脂の前記開放面の温度を下げる第1冷却手段と、
を備えて、前記粉粒体状樹脂を仮成形することを特徴とする樹脂封止装置。
A resin-sealing device that temporarily molds a granular resin and seals a molded article with the temporarily-molded resin,
A release film on which the granular resin is placed;
Heating means for heating the mounting surface of the release resin side of the granular resin to raise the temperature of the granular resin and softening;
While performing the temporary molding by abutting the open surface of the softened granular resin on the side of the releasable film and sandwiching the softened granular resin with the heating means, the granular material First cooling means for lowering the temperature of the open surface of the resin;
The resin sealing device is characterized by provisionally molding the granular resin.
請求項1において、
前記加熱手段の温度は前記粉粒体状樹脂の樹脂軟化点以上とされ、前記第1冷却手段の温度は該樹脂軟化点未満とされている
ことを特徴とする樹脂封止装置。
In claim 1,
The temperature of the said heating means shall be more than the resin softening point of the said granular resin, and the temperature of the said 1st cooling means shall be less than this resin softening point. The resin sealing apparatus characterized by the above-mentioned.
請求項2において、
前記粉粒体状樹脂の樹脂軟化点の温度が60度以上90度以下の温度とされ、
前記加熱手段の温度が前記樹脂軟化点の温度より5度以上高い温度で且つ110度以下の温度とされ、そして前記第1冷却手段の温度が40度未満の温度とされている
ことを特徴とする樹脂封止装置。
In claim 2,
The temperature of the resin softening point of the granular resin is a temperature of 60 degrees or more and 90 degrees or less,
The temperature of the heating means is higher than the temperature of the resin softening point by 5 degrees or more and 110 degrees or less, and the temperature of the first cooling means is less than 40 degrees. Resin sealing device.
請求項1乃至3のいずれかにおいて、
前記離型フィルムが、前記仮成形の際と前記樹脂封止の際に兼用とされている
ことを特徴とする樹脂封止装置。
In any one of Claims 1 thru | or 3,
The release film is used for both the temporary molding and the resin sealing. A resin sealing device, wherein:
請求項4において、
前記離型フィルムは、帯形状とされていて、前記粉粒体状樹脂がその載置される位置から連続的に前記被成形品を樹脂封止する金型に搬送される
ことを特徴とする樹脂封止装置。
In claim 4,
The release film has a band shape, and is conveyed from a position where the granular resin is placed to a mold for resin-sealing the article to be molded. Resin sealing device.
請求項4において、
前記離型フィルムは、短冊形状とされていて、前記粉粒体状樹脂がその載置される位置から前記被成形品を樹脂封止する金型に搬送される
ことを特徴とする樹脂封止装置。
In claim 4,
The release film has a strip shape, and is transported to a mold for resin-sealing the article to be molded from a position where the granular resin is placed. apparatus.
請求項1乃至6のいずれかにおいて、更に、
前記第1冷却手段の後段に、前記仮成形された樹脂全体を冷却する第2冷却手段を備える
ことを特徴とする樹脂封止装置。
In any one of Claims 1 thru | or 6, Furthermore,
A resin sealing device comprising: a second cooling means for cooling the entire temporarily molded resin after the first cooling means.
請求項1乃7のいずれかにおいて、
前記第1冷却手段は、前記粉粒体状樹脂の前記開放面に当接する面が一定の曲率を有するロール形状とされている
ことを特徴とする樹脂封止装置。
In any of claims 1-7,
The first cooling means has a roll shape in which a surface that contacts the open surface of the granular resin has a certain curvature.
粉粒体状樹脂を仮成形し、該仮成形された樹脂を用いて被成形品を樹脂封止する樹脂封止方法であって、
前記粉粒体状樹脂が離型フィルムに載置される工程と、
該粉粒体状樹脂の該離型フィルム側の載置面を加熱して該粉粒体状樹脂を軟化させる工程と、
該加熱されて温度上昇した粉粒体状樹脂の仮成形を行うと共に、該粉粒体状樹脂の反離型フィルム側の開放面の温度を下げる工程と、
を備えて、前記粉粒体状樹脂を仮成形することを特徴とする樹脂封止方法。
A resin sealing method in which a granular resin is temporarily molded, and the molded article is resin-sealed using the temporarily molded resin,
A step of placing the granular resin in a release film;
Heating the mounting surface of the release resin side of the granular resin to soften the granular resin;
Performing the temporary molding of the heated granular resin, and lowering the temperature of the open surface of the granular resin on the side of the releasable film; and
A resin sealing method comprising: temporarily molding the granular resin.
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