JP2012061092A - Seat cushion pad and method for manufacturing the same - Google Patents

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JP2012061092A
JP2012061092A JP2010206781A JP2010206781A JP2012061092A JP 2012061092 A JP2012061092 A JP 2012061092A JP 2010206781 A JP2010206781 A JP 2010206781A JP 2010206781 A JP2010206781 A JP 2010206781A JP 2012061092 A JP2012061092 A JP 2012061092A
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PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To improve sitting and riding comfort on a seat and to reduce pressure to femoral regions.SOLUTION: A slit 28 extending in the width direction is arranged in the front edge side of a pad front surface in a sitting portion 12. The slit 28 is formed in an attitude tilting backward towards the pad back surface side from the pad front surface, and a front edge part 30 on the front side beyond the slit 28 is formed of a foam body with lower hardness than that of a sitting portion body 32 on the back side. In a molding die 50, a sitting portion molding region 64 of a lower die 52 is divided, by a separation board 78 protruded on a cavity bottom face 76, into a front edge molding region 80 for molding the front edge part 30 and a body part molding region 82 for molding the sitting portion 32, and the separation board 78 is formed in an attitude tilting backward toward the upper side from the cavity bottom face 76.

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本発明は、主として自動車をはじめとする車両用シートに用いられるシートクッションパッド、及びその製造方法に関するものである。   The present invention relates to a seat cushion pad mainly used for a vehicle seat including an automobile, and a manufacturing method thereof.

一般に、自動車用シートにはクッション性の高い軟質ポリウレタンフォームからなるシートクッションパッドが使用されており、これを支持フレーム上に載置するとともに、パッド表面に表皮材を被せる等して、車両用シートとして構成されている。   In general, seat cushion pads made of soft polyurethane foam with high cushioning properties are used for automobile seats. The seat cushions are placed on a support frame and covered with a skin material. It is configured as.

このようなシートクッションパッドにおいては、座り心地や乗り心地を良化するために、部位によって硬度の異なる発泡体を用いた異硬度シートパッドが知られている。例えば、図11に示すシートクッションパッド100は、幅方向中央の着座部102と、その左右両側で隆起状のサイド部104,104とからなり、着座部102は、更に、臀部を受け止め支持する後側の尻下部106と、大腿部を受け止め支持する前側の腿下部108とを有して構成されている。そして、着座者の身体のホールド性を向上するためにサイド部104を他の部位に対して高硬度に設定したり、また、座り心地を向上するために、尻下部106を腿下部108に対して高硬度に設定したりすることが知られている(下記特許文献1,2参照)。   In such a seat cushion pad, in order to improve sitting comfort and riding comfort, a different hardness seat pad using a foam having different hardness depending on a part is known. For example, the seat cushion pad 100 shown in FIG. 11 includes a seating portion 102 at the center in the width direction and side portions 104 and 104 that are raised on the left and right sides. The seating portion 102 further receives and supports the heel portion. And a front thigh lower portion 108 that receives and supports the thigh. In order to improve the holdability of the body of the seated person, the side portion 104 is set to have a high hardness with respect to other parts, and in order to improve the seating comfort, the lower buttocks 106 is set against the lower thigh 108. It is known to set a high hardness (see Patent Documents 1 and 2 below).

従来、このようにサイド部104や尻下部106、腿下部108を異硬度に設定する場合、シートクッションパッドに表皮材を被せる際に該表皮を吊り込むために用いられる吊込み溝110が利用されている。すなわち、該吊込み溝110を成形するために下型に設けられた突条によって下型の成形領域を区画し、各区画に異なる発泡原液を注入することにより異硬度化が図られている(下記特許文献1参照)。   Conventionally, when the side portion 104, the bottom bottom portion 106, and the thigh bottom portion 108 are set to have different hardnesses as described above, a suspension groove 110 that is used to suspend the skin when covering the seat cushion pad with the skin material is used. ing. That is, different hardness is achieved by dividing the molding area of the lower mold by the protrusions provided in the lower mold to mold the hanging groove 110 and injecting different foaming stock solutions into each section ( See Patent Document 1 below).

また、サイド部104を更に外側と内側の2つ区画に分けて異硬度化を図るために、吊込み溝110よりも幅狭のスリットを設けて、該スリットを境として異硬度化を図ることも知られている(下記特許文献3,4参照)。   Further, in order to divide the side portion 104 into two outer and inner sections and to achieve different hardness, a slit narrower than the hanging groove 110 is provided, and the different hardness is achieved with the slit as a boundary. Is also known (see Patent Documents 3 and 4 below).

一方、下記特許文献5には、着座者の大腿部が、比較的高硬度の着座部の前縁部分に当接することによる脚部の痺れや疲労感、更には運転者の場合のペダル踏み込み時における大腿部の圧迫による疲労を軽減するために、着座部の前縁部分の発泡体硬度を、それよりも後側部分の発泡体硬度よりも低く形成することが開示されている。   On the other hand, in Patent Document 5 below, the thigh of a seated person makes contact with the front edge portion of the relatively hard seat, and the feeling of leg numbness and fatigue, as well as the pedal depression in the case of a driver. In order to reduce fatigue due to compression of the thigh at the time, it is disclosed that the foam hardness of the front edge portion of the seating portion is lower than the foam hardness of the rear portion.

特開2002−300936号公報Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2002-300936 特開2006−204887号公報JP 2006-204887 A 特開2001−070083号公報Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2001-070083 特開2003−094452号公報JP 2003-094452 A 特開2001−025418号公報JP 2001-025418 A

しかしながら、上記のように着座部の前縁部分を低硬度とするために、例えば表皮を吊り込むための吊込み溝を利用する場合、吊込み溝の配置には制限があるので、大腿部の圧迫を軽減するための最適位置で異硬度化を行うことは難しい。また、最適位置に吊込み溝がない場合に当該最適位置で異硬度化しようとすると、成形領域を区画するための仕切りがないので、正確な位置で異硬度化を行うことができない。この場合に、吊込み溝よりも幅狭のスリットを設け、該スリットを境として異硬度化を図ることも考えられるが、従来のスリット構成では、このスリット部分の両側での硬度変化が大きく、これが座り心地に悪影響を与えてしまう。   However, in order to make the front edge portion of the seating portion low in hardness as described above, for example, when using a hanging groove for hanging the epidermis, the arrangement of the hanging groove is limited, so the thigh It is difficult to perform different hardness at the optimum position for reducing the pressure of the material. In addition, when there is no hanging groove at the optimum position and there is no partition for partitioning the molding region, there is no partition for partitioning the molding region, so that the different hardness cannot be achieved at an accurate position. In this case, it is conceivable to provide a slit narrower than the hanging groove and to achieve different hardness at the slit, but in the conventional slit configuration, the hardness change on both sides of this slit portion is large, This adversely affects sitting comfort.

本発明は、以上の点に鑑みてなされたものであり、シートの座り心地や乗り心地を良化し、大腿部の圧迫を軽減することができるシートクッションパッドを提供することを目的とする。   The present invention has been made in view of the above points, and an object of the present invention is to provide a seat cushion pad capable of improving seating comfort and riding comfort of a seat and reducing pressure on a thigh.

本発明に係るシートクッションパッドは、発泡成形されてなるシートクッションパッドであって、着座部におけるパッド表面の前縁側に幅方向に延びるスリットが設けられ、前記スリットがパッド表面からパッド裏面側に向かって後方に傾斜した姿勢に形成されるとともに、前記スリットを境として該スリットよりも前側の前縁部が該スリットよりも後側の着座部本体よりも低硬度の発泡体で形成されたものである。   The seat cushion pad according to the present invention is a foam cushion-formed seat cushion pad, and a slit extending in the width direction is provided on the front edge side of the pad surface in the seating portion, and the slit extends from the pad surface to the pad back surface side. The front edge portion of the front side of the slit is formed of a foam having a lower hardness than the seating portion main body of the rear side of the slit. is there.

本発明の好ましい一態様例によれば、前記スリットのパッド表面の開口部における後側の縁部が前側の縁部に対して盛り上げられた形状に成形されてもよい。   According to a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the rear edge of the opening on the pad surface of the slit may be formed into a shape raised with respect to the front edge.

本発明に係るシートクッションパッドの製造方法は、パッド表面側を成形する下型に、前記着座部を成形する着座部成形領域が設けられるとともに、該着座部成形領域が、前記スリットを成形するためにキャビティ底面に突設された幅方向に延びる仕切り板により、前記前縁部を成形する前縁部成形領域と、前記着座部本体を成形する本体部成形領域とに区画され、かつ、前記仕切り板がキャビティ底面から上方に向かって後方に傾斜した姿勢に設けられた成形型を用いて、前記本体部成形領域に第1の発泡原液を注入するとともに、前記前縁部成形領域に前記第1の発泡原液よりも低硬度の発泡体を形成する第2の発泡原液を注入し、その後、型閉めして発泡成形するものである。   In the seat cushion pad manufacturing method according to the present invention, the lower mold for molding the pad surface side is provided with a seating portion molding region for molding the seating portion, and the seating portion molding region for molding the slit. A partition plate extending in the width direction projecting from the cavity bottom surface is partitioned into a front edge portion molding region for molding the front edge portion and a body portion molding region for molding the seat portion main body, and the partition Using a mold provided in a posture in which the plate is inclined rearwardly upward from the bottom surface of the cavity, the first foaming stock solution is injected into the body portion molding region, and the first edge portion molding region is filled with the first. A second foaming stock solution that forms a foam having a lower hardness than the foaming stock solution is injected, and then the mold is closed to perform foam molding.

該製造方法の好ましい一態様例によれば、前記仕切り板は、前記第2の発泡原液の注入ポイントに対応する仕切り板部分の高さがその他の仕切り板部分の高さよりも高く設定されてもよい。   According to a preferred embodiment of the manufacturing method, the partition plate may be configured such that the height of the partition plate portion corresponding to the injection point of the second foaming stock solution is set higher than the height of the other partition plate portions. Good.

本発明によれば、着座部の前縁部に設けたスリットを境としてその前側の前縁部を後側の着座部本体よりも低硬度にしたので、着座部の前縁部に当接することによる脚部の痺れや疲労感、更には運転者の場合のペダル踏み込み時における大腿部の圧迫を軽減することができ、しかも最適位置にスリットを設けて異硬度化することが容易である。また、該スリットの上記傾斜により、前縁部の低硬度の発泡体と着座部本体のより高硬度の発泡体との境界面が傾斜して、両者の厚み比が徐々に変化する形態となるので、前縁部と着座部本体との硬度変化の影響が少なくなり、座り心地を良化することができる。更に、上記のように傾斜したスリットであると、シートクッションパッドに表皮材を被せる際にスリットが一方向に閉じやすく、従って、表皮上に現れるスリットの跡を低減することができる。   According to the present invention, since the front edge of the front side of the slit provided in the front edge of the seating part is made lower in hardness than the seating body of the rear side, the front edge of the seating part is brought into contact with It is possible to reduce the numbness and fatigue of the leg due to, and the pressure on the thigh when the driver depresses the pedal, and it is easy to provide a slit at the optimum position to achieve different hardness. In addition, due to the inclination of the slit, the boundary surface between the low-hardness foam on the front edge and the higher-hardness foam on the seating part main body is inclined, and the thickness ratio of the two gradually changes. Therefore, the influence of the hardness change between the front edge portion and the seating portion main body is reduced, and the sitting comfort can be improved. Furthermore, when the slit is inclined as described above, the slit can be easily closed in one direction when the skin material is put on the seat cushion pad, and therefore, the trace of the slit appearing on the skin can be reduced.

一実施形態に係るシートクッションパッドの斜視図The perspective view of the seat cushion pad concerning one embodiment 同シートクッションパッドの平面図Top view of the seat cushion pad 同シートクッションパッドの断面図(図2のIII−III線断面図)Sectional view of the seat cushion pad (sectional view taken along line III-III in FIG. 2) 同シートクッションパッドの断面図(図2のIV−IV線断面図)Sectional view of the seat cushion pad (sectional view taken along line IV-IV in FIG. 2) 同シートクッションパッドの成形型の平面図Plan view of the seat cushion pad mold 同成形型の断面図Cross section of the same mold 発泡原液注入時における成形型の要部拡大断面図Expanded cross-sectional view of the main part of the mold during injection of the foaming stock solution 他の実施形態に係るシートクッションパッドのスリット近傍における要部拡大断面図The principal part expanded sectional view in the slit vicinity of the seat cushion pad which concerns on other embodiment. シートクッションパッドの硬度データを示す要部断面図Cross-sectional view of main parts showing hardness data of seat cushion pad 成形型における仕切り板の変更例を示す正面図Front view showing a modified example of the partition plate in the mold 従来のシートクッションパッドの斜視図A perspective view of a conventional seat cushion pad

以下、本発明の実施形態について図面を参照して説明する。   Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

図1〜4に示される一実施形態のシートクッションパッド10は、自動車シートにおいて、着座者である乗員の臀部を支持するためのシートクッションに用いられるパッドであり、軟質ポリウレタンフォームなどの弾力性を持つ発泡成形体からなる。   The seat cushion pad 10 of one embodiment shown in FIGS. 1 to 4 is a pad used for a seat cushion for supporting the buttocks of an occupant who is a seat in an automobile seat, and has elasticity such as a flexible polyurethane foam. It consists of a foamed molded product.

シートクッションパッド10は、乗員の臀部から大腿部にかけての部位を受け止める幅方向中央の着座部12と、その左右両側において上方に隆起状に形成されて乗員を左右から支え着座姿勢を保持するためのサイド部14,14とからなる。着座部12は、乗員の臀部を受け止め支持する後側の尻下部16と、乗員の大腿部を受け止め支持する前側の腿下部18とを有して構成されている。   The seat cushion pad 10 has a seating portion 12 in the center in the width direction for receiving a portion from the buttocks of the occupant to the thigh, and is formed in a bulging shape upward on both the left and right sides to support the occupant from the left and right and maintain a sitting posture. Side portions 14, 14. The seating portion 12 includes a rear bottom lower portion 16 that receives and supports the occupant's buttocks, and a front thigh lower portion 18 that receives and supports the occupant's thigh.

パッド表面、即ちシートクッションパッド10の上面には、当該パッド表面を覆う表皮材(不図示)を係止するため、前後方向Xに延びる左右一対の縦吊込み溝20,20と、その前後方向中央部において幅方向Yに延びる横吊込み溝22とが設けられている。そして、一対の縦吊込み溝20,20よりも幅方向外側が上記サイド部14,14となり、その間が着座部12となっている。また、横吊込み溝22の後側が尻下部16となり、前側が腿下部18となっている。この例では、更に、左右の縦吊込み溝20,20の後端同士を繋ぐ第2横吊込み溝24が設けられるとともに、中央の横吊込み溝22と該第2横吊込み溝24との中央部同士を連結する第2縦吊込み溝26が設けられている。   A pair of left and right vertical suspension grooves 20, 20 extending in the front-rear direction X and the front-rear direction are provided on the pad surface, that is, the upper surface of the seat cushion pad 10, in order to lock a skin material (not shown) covering the pad surface. A horizontal suspension groove 22 extending in the width direction Y is provided at the center. And the width direction outer side becomes a side part 14 and 14 rather than a pair of vertical suspension groove | channels 20 and 20, and the space | interval becomes the seating part 12. Further, the rear side of the horizontal hanging groove 22 is a bottom part 16, and the front side is a thigh part 18. In this example, a second horizontal suspension groove 24 that connects the rear ends of the left and right vertical suspension grooves 20, 20 is further provided, and a central lateral suspension groove 22 and the second lateral suspension groove 24 are provided. The 2nd vertical hanging groove 26 which connects center part of each is provided.

本実施形態のシートクッションパッド10では、着座部12におけるパッド表面の前縁側に幅方向Yに延びるスリット28が設けられている。スリット28は、上記の各吊込み溝20,22,24,26よりも幅狭の細溝であり、着座部12をその幅方向Yの全体にわたって横断して設けられている。詳細には、スリット28は、腿下部18の前縁部に設けられており、左右の縦吊込み溝20,20間を繋いで、腿下部18の前縁側を前後の区画するように形成されている。これにより、スリット28を境として、該スリット28よりも前側が前縁部30となり、該スリット28よりも後側が腿下部18の大部分と尻下部16とからなる着座部本体32となっている。なお、スリット28の溝幅は、特に限定するものではないが、1〜10mm程度であることが好ましく、より好ましくは3〜5mm程度である。   In the seat cushion pad 10 of the present embodiment, a slit 28 extending in the width direction Y is provided on the front edge side of the pad surface in the seating portion 12. The slit 28 is a narrow groove that is narrower than the above-described suspension grooves 20, 22, 24, and 26, and is provided across the seat portion 12 in the entire width direction Y thereof. In detail, the slit 28 is provided in the front edge part of the thigh lower part 18, and is formed so as to divide the front edge side of the thigh lower part 18 in the front-rear direction by connecting the left and right vertical suspension grooves 20, 20. ing. Thus, with the slit 28 as a boundary, the front side of the slit 28 becomes the front edge portion 30, and the rear side of the slit 28 becomes the seating portion main body 32 composed of the majority of the thigh lower portion 18 and the bottom portion 16. . The groove width of the slit 28 is not particularly limited, but is preferably about 1 to 10 mm, more preferably about 3 to 5 mm.

図3に示すように、スリット28は、パッド表面からパッド裏面側に向かって後方Xrに傾斜した姿勢に形成されている。すなわち、スリット28は、シートクッションパッド10の厚み方向Zに沿って設けられているのではなく、パッド表面から後方Xrかつ下方Zdに傾斜して形成されている。   As shown in FIG. 3, the slit 28 is formed in a posture inclined backward Xr from the pad surface toward the pad back surface side. That is, the slit 28 is not provided along the thickness direction Z of the seat cushion pad 10, but is formed to be inclined backward Xr and downward Zd from the pad surface.

そして、このように傾斜したスリット28を境として、該スリット28よりも前側の前縁部30は、後側の着座部本体32よりも低硬度の発泡体で形成されている。すなわち、着座部12は、上記前縁部30の発泡体硬度が、上記着座部本体32の発泡体硬度よりも低く形成されている。特に限定するものではないが、前縁部30の発泡体は、JASO−B408の硬さ試験による25%硬度が80〜150N/φ200mmであることが好ましく、着座部本体32の発泡体は、同25%硬度が150〜300N/φ200mmであることが好ましい。なお、異硬度化の手段は、特に限定されず、発泡体の密度を変えることによってもよく、例えば、前縁部30の発泡体の密度を25〜40kg/m、着座部本体32の発泡体の密度を40〜80kg/mとして、前者の方をより低密度に設定してもよい。また、発泡体を構成する原料自体の組成を変えることで硬度を変えてもよく、その場合、前縁部30と着座部本体32との発泡体の密度は同じであってもよい。 Then, with the slit 28 inclined as described above as a boundary, the front edge portion 30 on the front side of the slit 28 is formed of a foam having a lower hardness than the seating portion main body 32 on the rear side. That is, the seat portion 12 is formed such that the foam hardness of the front edge portion 30 is lower than the foam hardness of the seat portion main body 32. Although not particularly limited, the foam of the front edge portion 30 preferably has a 25% hardness of 80 to 150 N / φ200 mm according to the hardness test of JASO-B408, and the foam of the seat portion 32 is the same. The 25% hardness is preferably 150 to 300 N / φ200 mm. The means for different hardness is not particularly limited, and the density of the foam may be changed. For example, the foam density of the front edge portion 30 is 25 to 40 kg / m 3 , and the foaming of the seat portion 32 The density of the body may be 40 to 80 kg / m 3 and the former may be set to a lower density. Further, the hardness may be changed by changing the composition of the raw material itself constituting the foam, and in this case, the density of the foam in the front edge portion 30 and the seating portion main body 32 may be the same.

スリット28が上記のように傾斜していることにより、図3に示す断面形状において、低硬度の前縁部30と高硬度の着座部本体32との境界面も傾斜しており、すなわち、少なくともスリット28が設けられた部分では、後方ほど漸次、低硬度の発泡体(前縁部30)の厚みが小さく、その代わりに高硬度の発泡体(着座部本体32)の厚みが大きくなる上下2層構造に形成されている。   Since the slit 28 is inclined as described above, the boundary surface between the low hardness front edge portion 30 and the high hardness seat portion main body 32 is also inclined in the cross-sectional shape shown in FIG. In the portion where the slits 28 are provided, the thickness of the low-hardness foam (front edge portion 30) gradually decreases toward the rear, and the thickness of the high-hardness foam (seat portion main body 32) increases instead. It is formed in a layer structure.

図1,4に示すように、本実施形態のシートクッションパッド10では、更に、左右のサイド部14,14の発泡体硬度が、その間の着座部12(詳細には、着座部本体32)の発泡体硬度よりも高く形成されている。これにより、着座部12での良好な座り心地や乗り心地を確保しつつ、サイド部14によるコーナリング時などにおける着座姿勢を保持する機能を高めている。なお、シートクッションパッド10の後端部には、上記第2横吊込み溝24よりも後側の部分において、両側部の発泡体硬度を、サイド部14と同様、中央側の着座部12の発泡体硬度よりも高硬度に形成するために、左右一対の小スリット34,34が設けられている。   As shown in FIGS. 1 and 4, in the seat cushion pad 10 of the present embodiment, the foam hardness of the left and right side portions 14, 14 is higher than that of the seating portion 12 (specifically, the seating portion main body 32) therebetween. It is formed higher than the foam hardness. This enhances the function of maintaining a sitting posture during cornering by the side portion 14 while ensuring good sitting comfort and riding comfort at the seating portion 12. In addition, at the rear end portion of the seat cushion pad 10, the foam hardness of both side portions in the portion on the rear side of the second lateral suspension groove 24 is the same as that of the side portion 14, and the seat portion 12 on the center side. A pair of left and right small slits 34, 34 are provided in order to form a hardness higher than the foam hardness.

次に、上記シートクッションパッド10の製造方法について説明する。図5,6は、製造に用いる成形型50を示している。   Next, a method for manufacturing the seat cushion pad 10 will be described. 5 and 6 show a mold 50 used for manufacturing.

成形型50は、パッド表面側を成形する上方に開口する下型52と、パッド裏面側を成形する上型54とを備える。上型54は、下型52の一辺側に配されたヒンジ56を介して下型52に対し回動可能に設けられており、下型52の上面開口を開閉することで、下型52との間にパッド形状に対応する発泡空間であるキャビティ58を形成するように構成されている。   The mold 50 includes a lower mold 52 that opens upward to mold the pad surface side, and an upper mold 54 that molds the pad back surface side. The upper die 54 is provided so as to be rotatable with respect to the lower die 52 via a hinge 56 disposed on one side of the lower die 52. By opening and closing the upper surface opening of the lower die 52, A cavity 58 that is a foaming space corresponding to the pad shape is formed between the two.

下型52には、上記縦吊込み溝20を成形するための左右一対の縦突条60,60と、横吊込み溝22を成形するための横突条62とが設けられており、これにより、一対の縦突条60,60との間に上記着座部12を成形するための着座部成形領域64が、またその幅方向両外側に上記サイド部14,14を成形するための左右のサイド部成形領域66,66が、それぞれ凹状に設けられている。また、着座部成形領域64は、横突条62によって、上記尻下部16を成形するための尻下部成形領域72と、上記腿下部18を成形するための腿下部成形領域74とに、前後に区画されている。下型52には、また、上記第2横吊込み溝24を成形するための第2横突条68と、上記第2縦吊込み溝26を成形するための第2縦突条70が設けられている。   The lower mold 52 is provided with a pair of left and right vertical ridges 60 and 60 for forming the vertical hanging groove 20 and a horizontal ridge 62 for forming the horizontal hanging groove 22. Thus, the seat portion forming region 64 for forming the seat portion 12 between the pair of vertical ridges 60, 60 and the left and right portions for forming the side portions 14, 14 on both outer sides in the width direction are provided. The side part molding regions 66 and 66 are respectively provided in a concave shape. In addition, the seat part forming region 64 is formed by a lateral protrusion 62 into a bottom part forming region 72 for forming the bottom part 16 and a thigh lower part forming region 74 for forming the thigh part 18 in the front-rear direction. It is partitioned. The lower mold 52 is also provided with a second horizontal protrusion 68 for forming the second horizontal hanging groove 24 and a second vertical protrusion 70 for forming the second vertical hanging groove 26. It has been.

着座部成形領域64において、キャビティ底面76には、上記スリット28を成形する仕切り板78が突設されている。仕切り板78は幅方向Yに延びる平板状をなし、該仕切り板78によって、着座部成形領域64は、上記前縁部30を成形する前縁部成形領域80と、上記着座部本体32を成形する本体部成形領域82とに区画されている。この例では、仕切り板78は、腿下部成形領域74の前縁部を前後に仕切る壁部であり、仕切り板78の後側の本体部成形領域82は、腿下部成形領域74の大部分と尻下部成形領域72とからなる。   In the seat portion forming region 64, a partition plate 78 for forming the slit 28 protrudes from the cavity bottom surface 76. The partition plate 78 has a flat plate shape extending in the width direction Y. With the partition plate 78, the seat portion forming region 64 forms the front edge portion forming region 80 for forming the front edge portion 30 and the seat portion main body 32. The main body part forming region 82 is partitioned. In this example, the partition plate 78 is a wall portion that divides the front edge of the thigh lower molding region 74 back and forth, and the main body molding region 82 on the rear side of the partition plate 78 is a large portion of the thigh lower molding region 74. It consists of a bottom bottom molding region 72.

仕切り板78は、スリット28の上記傾斜構成と同様、キャビティ底面76から上方に向かって後方に傾斜した姿勢に形成されている。仕切り板78の厚みは、特に限定するものではないが、スリット28の溝幅と同様、1〜10mm程度であることが好ましく、より好ましくは3〜5mm程度である。水平面(上記厚み方向Zに垂直な面)に対する仕切り板78(スリット28も同じ)の傾斜角度θは、30〜80度であることが好ましく、より好ましくは40〜70度である(図7参照)。仕切り板78の高さは10mm以上であることが好ましく、通常は20〜70mm程度に設定される。   The partition plate 78 is formed in a posture inclined backward from the cavity bottom surface 76 in the same manner as the above-described inclined configuration of the slit 28. Although the thickness of the partition plate 78 is not particularly limited, it is preferably about 1 to 10 mm, more preferably about 3 to 5 mm, like the groove width of the slit 28. The inclination angle θ of the partition plate 78 (the same applies to the slit 28) with respect to the horizontal plane (the plane perpendicular to the thickness direction Z) is preferably 30 to 80 degrees, more preferably 40 to 70 degrees (see FIG. 7). ). The height of the partition plate 78 is preferably 10 mm or more, and is usually set to about 20 to 70 mm.

該成形型50を用いて、注入装置の注入ヘッド84から下型52内に発泡原料を注入する。その場合、本体部成形領域82には、中硬度になるように各成分が調整配合された第1の発泡原液M1を注入し、前縁部成形領域80には、第1の発泡原液M1よりも低硬度になるように各成分が調整配合された第2の発泡原液M2を注入し、サイド部成形領域66には、第1及び第2の発泡原液M1,M2よりも高硬度になるように各成分が調整配合された第3の発泡原液(不図示)を注入する。   A foaming raw material is injected into the lower mold 52 from the injection head 84 of the injection apparatus using the mold 50. In that case, the first foaming stock solution M1 in which each component is adjusted and blended so as to have a medium hardness is injected into the main body forming region 82, and the leading edge forming region 80 is filled with the first foaming stock solution M1. Also, the second foaming stock solution M2 in which each component is adjusted and blended so as to have a low hardness is injected so that the side portion molding region 66 has a higher hardness than the first and second foaming stock solutions M1 and M2. A third foaming stock solution (not shown) in which each component is adjusted and blended is injected.

図7に示すように、シートクッションパッド10の前縁部30ではアンダーカット形状となっているが、上記のように仕切り板78を傾斜させたことにより、注入ヘッド84から前縁部成形領域80への第2の発泡原液M2の注入が可能である。注入ヘッド84の直径Dは通常5〜50mm程度であるので、下型52のパーティング縁86から仕切り板78の先端までの距離Eが、該直径Dよりも大きく設定されることが好ましく、この距離Eは10〜100mm程度であることが好ましい。   As shown in FIG. 7, the front edge portion 30 of the seat cushion pad 10 has an undercut shape. However, by inclining the partition plate 78 as described above, the front edge portion molding region 80 is formed from the injection head 84. It is possible to inject the second foaming stock solution M2. Since the diameter D of the injection head 84 is usually about 5 to 50 mm, the distance E from the parting edge 86 of the lower mold 52 to the tip of the partition plate 78 is preferably set to be larger than the diameter D. The distance E is preferably about 10 to 100 mm.

仕切り板78の高さは、幅方向Yにおいて一定とすることもできるが、図5に示すように、この例では、第2の発泡原液M2の注入ポイント(図中、注入ヘッド84の位置で示される。)に対応する中央部78Aの高さが、その幅方向両側の仕切り板部分78Bの高さよりも高く設定されている。このように部分的に高さを変化させることにより、他の性能を損なうことなく、注入作業性を向上することができる。   Although the height of the partition plate 78 can be constant in the width direction Y, as shown in FIG. 5, in this example, the injection point of the second foaming stock solution M2 (at the position of the injection head 84 in the figure). The height of the central portion 78A corresponding to () is set higher than the height of the partition plate portions 78B on both sides in the width direction. By partially changing the height in this way, the injection workability can be improved without impairing other performance.

なお、第2の発泡原液M2の注入ポイントは、図5に示すような幅方向中央部には限定されず、例えば、幅方向端部に設定してもよい。その場合、注入ポイントに対応させて高く設定する仕切り板部分も仕切り板78の幅方向端部に設けられる。例えば、図10(a)の例では、仕切り板78の右端部分において注入ポイントに対応する仕切り板部分78Cの高さが高くなるように、当該仕切り板部分78Cが上方に半円状に突出させて設けられている。また、該仕切り板部分78Cよりも左側の仕切り板部分78Bでは高さが一定に設定されている。また、図10(b)の例では、注入ポイントに対応する高い仕切り板部分78Cよりも左側の仕切り板部分78Bにおいて、左側に行くほど高さが低くなるように上辺が傾斜して形成されている。このように右端部分の仕切り板部分78Cの高さを高く設定することにより、運転席の場合、右足によるアクセルペダル踏み込み時の圧力を低減する上で有利である。   In addition, the injection | pouring point of 2nd foaming undiluted | stock solution M2 is not limited to the width direction center part as shown in FIG. 5, For example, you may set to the width direction edge part. In that case, a partition plate portion set to be high corresponding to the injection point is also provided at the end in the width direction of the partition plate 78. For example, in the example of FIG. 10A, the partition plate portion 78C protrudes upward in a semicircular shape so that the height of the partition plate portion 78C corresponding to the injection point is increased at the right end portion of the partition plate 78. Is provided. Further, the height of the partition plate portion 78B on the left side of the partition plate portion 78C is set to be constant. In the example of FIG. 10B, the upper side of the partition plate portion 78B on the left side of the high partition plate portion 78C corresponding to the injection point is inclined so that the height decreases toward the left side. Yes. Thus, by setting the height of the partition portion 78C at the right end portion high, it is advantageous in reducing the pressure when the accelerator pedal is depressed by the right foot in the case of the driver's seat.

上記のようにして下型52内に発泡原液を注入した後、図6に示すように型閉めして、キャビティ58内でシートクッションパッド10を発泡成形させた後、上型54を開いて、脱型することにより、シートクッションパッド10が得られる。得られたシートクッションパッド10は、吊込み溝20,22,24,26を利用して、パッド表面に表皮材(不図示)を被せ、係止されることにより、車両用シートを構成することができる。   After injecting the foaming stock solution into the lower mold 52 as described above, the mold is closed as shown in FIG. 6, the seat cushion pad 10 is foam-molded in the cavity 58, the upper mold 54 is opened, By removing the mold, the seat cushion pad 10 is obtained. The obtained seat cushion pad 10 forms a vehicle seat by covering the pad surface with a skin material (not shown) using the suspension grooves 20, 22, 24, and 26 and locking them. Can do.

以上よりなる本実施形態であると、着座部12の前縁側に設けたスリット28を境としてその前側の前縁部30を後側の着座部本体32よりも低硬度にしたので、着座部12の前縁部30に当接することによる脚部の痺れや疲労感、更には運転者の場合のペダル踏み込み時における大腿部の圧迫を軽減することができる。また、スリット28は、横吊込み溝22とは異なり、自由に位置設定できるので、上記目的のための最適位置にスリット28を設けて、前縁部30に限定した異硬度化を正確な位置で達成することができる。   In the present embodiment as described above, since the front edge 30 on the front side is made lower than the rear seat 32 on the slit 28 provided on the front edge side of the seat 12, the seat 12 It is possible to reduce the numbness and fatigue of the legs due to contact with the front edge portion 30 and further the pressure on the thigh when the driver steps on the pedal. Further, since the slit 28 can be freely set, unlike the horizontal suspension groove 22, the slit 28 is provided at the optimum position for the above purpose, and the different hardness is limited to the front edge portion 30 with an accurate position. Can be achieved.

また、該スリット28を上記の通り傾斜させたことにより、前縁部30の低硬度の発泡体と着座部本体32の高硬度の発泡体との境界面が傾斜して、両者の厚み比が徐々に変化する形態となるので、前縁部30と着座部本体32との境界部近傍での硬度変化の影響が少なくなり、座り心地を良化することができる。   Further, by inclining the slit 28 as described above, the boundary surface between the low-hardness foam of the front edge portion 30 and the high-hardness foam of the seating portion main body 32 is inclined, and the thickness ratio between them is Since the shape gradually changes, the influence of the hardness change in the vicinity of the boundary portion between the front edge portion 30 and the seating portion main body 32 is reduced, and the sitting comfort can be improved.

図9は、実施例と比較例について硬度変化の測定結果を示した図である。(a)はスリットの傾斜角度θを45度とした実施例1、(b)は該傾斜角度θを30度とした実施例2、(c)はスリットを傾斜させていない(即ち、傾斜角度θ=90度)比較例1、(d)は前縁部を異硬度化していない比較例2である。なお、硬度の測定には、プッシュプル硬度測定機(φ20mmの円板)を用いた。(d)の比較例2では着座部本体の全体が硬く、一方、(c)の比較例1では前縁部と着座部本体との境界部近傍での硬度差が大きかった。これに対し、実施例1,2であると、前縁部30に接する着座部本体の前側部分での硬度が低減されており、硬度変化を小さくすることができた。   FIG. 9 is a diagram showing measurement results of hardness change for the examples and comparative examples. (A) Example 1 in which the inclination angle θ of the slit is 45 degrees, (b) Example 2 in which the inclination angle θ is 30 degrees, and (c) that the slit is not inclined (that is, the inclination angle). θ = 90 degrees) Comparative Example 1 and (d) are Comparative Example 2 in which the front edge portion is not made different in hardness. For the measurement of hardness, a push-pull hardness measuring machine (φ20 mm disc) was used. In the comparative example 2 of (d), the whole seating part main body was hard, whereas in the comparative example 1 of (c), the hardness difference in the vicinity of the boundary between the front edge part and the seating part main body was large. On the other hand, in Examples 1 and 2, the hardness at the front side portion of the seating portion main body in contact with the front edge portion 30 was reduced, and the change in hardness could be reduced.

上記のように傾斜したスリット28であると、また、シートクッションパッド10に表皮材を被せる際に、スリット28が一方向に閉じやすく、従って、表皮上に現れるスリット28の跡を低減して外観性を向上することができる。   When the slit 28 is inclined as described above, the slit 28 can be easily closed in one direction when the seat cushion pad 10 is covered with the skin material. Therefore, the appearance of the slit 28 appearing on the skin is reduced. Can be improved.

また、スリット28を成形する仕切り板78も上記のように傾斜しているので、前縁部成形領域80がアンダーカット形状となっていても、パーティング縁86から仕切り板78の先端までの距離Eを確保して、注入ヘッド84から前縁部成形領域80への第2の発泡原液M2の注入を容易に行うことができる。   Further, since the partition plate 78 for forming the slit 28 is also inclined as described above, the distance from the parting edge 86 to the tip of the partition plate 78 even if the leading edge forming region 80 has an undercut shape. E can be secured, and the second foaming stock solution M2 can be easily injected from the injection head 84 to the leading edge forming region 80.

また、図5,6に示すように、成形型50はシートクッションパッド10の前縁側がヒンジ56側となっており、脱型時には、作業者が、反ヒンジ側からシートクッションパッド10を手前に引き出すことになるが、その際、仕切り板78が引き出し方向に近い角度で傾斜しているので、脱型しやすく、脱型時におけるスリット28近傍でのシートクッションパッド10の破れを防止することができる。   As shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, in the mold 50, the front edge side of the seat cushion pad 10 is the hinge 56 side, and when removing the mold 50, the operator holds the seat cushion pad 10 forward from the anti-hinge side. At this time, the partition plate 78 is inclined at an angle close to the pulling direction, so that it is easy to remove the mold, and the tearing of the seat cushion pad 10 in the vicinity of the slit 28 at the time of releasing can be prevented. it can.

図8は、他の実施形態に係るシートクッションパッドのスリット部近傍を拡大して示したものである。この例では、スリット28の開口部における後側の縁部28Aが前側の縁部28Bに対して盛り上げられた形状に成形されており、これにより、前後の縁部28A,28B間に段差36が形成されている。詳細には、スリット28よりも後側の着座部本体32の前縁部を、一点鎖線Sで示す元の断面形状に対して、なだらかに肉盛りすることにより、スリット28の前後の開口縁で段差36を形成している。   FIG. 8 is an enlarged view of the vicinity of a slit portion of a seat cushion pad according to another embodiment. In this example, the rear edge 28A in the opening of the slit 28 is shaped so as to be raised with respect to the front edge 28B, whereby a step 36 is formed between the front and rear edges 28A, 28B. Is formed. Specifically, the front edge portion of the seating portion main body 32 on the rear side of the slit 28 is gently bulged with respect to the original cross-sectional shape indicated by the alternate long and short dash line S, so that the opening edges before and after the slit 28 are formed. A step 36 is formed.

このように段差36を設けたことにより、表皮材を被せてスリット28が閉じた状態において、後側の縁部28Aの表面と前側の縁部28Bの表面とが面一になるように設定することができる。詳細には、スリット28が傾斜している場合、表皮材の吊込み時に、スリット28の前後の縁部28A,28Bは、そのいずれか一方が他方に向かってスリット28を閉じるように変形する。そのとき、上記のような段差36を設けていないと(図8における一点鎖線Sの形状の場合)、スリット28が閉じた状態では、図8において二点鎖線Tで示すように変形して、段差が生じてしまう。そのため、この段差を加味して肉盛りしておけば、スリット28が閉じたときにその前後の表面が面一となる。そのため、表皮上に現れるスリット28の跡をより一層低減して外観性を向上することができる。この実施形態について、その他の構成は、上記実施形態と同様であり、同様の作用効果が奏される。   By providing the step 36 as described above, the surface of the rear edge portion 28A and the surface of the front edge portion 28B are set to be flush with each other in a state in which the skin 28 is covered and the slit 28 is closed. be able to. Specifically, when the slit 28 is inclined, when the skin material is suspended, the front and rear edges 28A and 28B of the slit 28 are deformed so that one of them closes the slit 28 toward the other. At that time, if the step 36 as described above is not provided (in the case of the shape of the alternate long and short dash line S in FIG. 8), in the state where the slit 28 is closed, it is deformed as shown by the two-dot chain line T in FIG. A step will occur. Therefore, if this step is taken into account, the front and back surfaces of the slit 28 are flush with each other when the slit 28 is closed. Therefore, the appearance of the slit 28 appearing on the skin can be further reduced and the appearance can be improved. About this embodiment, other composition is the same as that of the above-mentioned embodiment, and the same operation effect is produced.

なお、以上の実施形態では、着座部本体32を単一の発泡体で形成したが、着座部本体32についても、更に尻下部16と腿下部18(但し、前縁部30は除く)との間で発泡体硬度を変えて、例えば、尻下部16を腿下部18よりも高硬度に形成してもよい。また、以上の実施形態では、サイド部14を着座部12よりも発泡体硬度を高く形成したが、サイド部14と着座部12(但し、前縁部30は除く)を共通の発泡原液で形成してもよく、また発泡体硬度を逆に設定してもよい。また、以上の実施形態では、1人掛けのシートに用いられるシートクッションパッドについて説明したが、ベンチタイプと呼ばれる2人又は3人掛けのシートに用いられるシートクッションパッドにも同様に適用することができる。その他、一々列挙しないが、本発明の趣旨を逸脱しない限り、種々の変更が可能である。   In the above embodiment, the seat portion main body 32 is formed of a single foam. However, the seat portion main body 32 is further formed with the lower buttocks 16 and the lower thigh 18 (excluding the front edge portion 30). For example, the bottom part 16 may be formed with a higher hardness than the thigh part 18 by changing the foam hardness. Further, in the above embodiment, the side portion 14 is formed to have a higher foam hardness than the seating portion 12, but the side portion 14 and the seating portion 12 (however, excluding the front edge portion 30) are formed of a common foaming stock solution. Alternatively, the foam hardness may be set in reverse. Moreover, although the above embodiment demonstrated the seat cushion pad used for a seat of 1 person, it is applicable similarly to the seat cushion pad used for a seat of 2 or 3 persons called a bench type. it can. Although not enumerated one by one, various modifications can be made without departing from the spirit of the present invention.

10…シートクッションパッド 12…着座部 28…スリット
28A…後側の縁部 28B…前側の縁部 30…前縁部
32…着座部本体 50…成形型 52…下型
58…キャビティ 64…着座部成形領域 76…キャビティ底面
78…仕切り板 80…前縁部成形領域 82…本体部成形領域
M1…第1の発泡原液 M2…第2の発泡原液
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 ... Seat cushion pad 12 ... Seating part 28 ... Slit 28A ... Rear edge 28B ... Front edge 30 ... Front edge 32 ... Seating body 50 ... Mold 52 ... Lower mold 58 ... Cavity 64 ... Seating part Molding area 76 ... Cavity bottom surface 78 ... Partition plate 80 ... Leading edge molding area 82 ... Main body molding area M1 ... First foaming concentrate M2 ... Second foaming concentrate

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発泡成形されてなるシートクッションパッドであって、着座部におけるパッド表面の前縁側に幅方向に延びるスリットが設けられ、前記スリットがパッド表面からパッド裏面側に向かって後方に傾斜した姿勢に形成されるとともに、前記スリットを境として該スリットよりも前側の前縁部が該スリットよりも後側の着座部本体よりも低硬度の発泡体で形成されたことを特徴とするシートクッションパッド。   A seat cushion pad formed by foaming, wherein a slit extending in the width direction is provided on the front edge side of the pad surface in the seating portion, and the slit is formed in a posture inclined backward from the pad surface toward the pad back surface side. The seat cushion pad is characterized in that a front edge portion on the front side of the slit is formed of a foam having a hardness lower than that of the seating portion main body on the rear side of the slit with the slit as a boundary. 前記スリットのパッド表面の開口部における後側の縁部が前側の縁部に対して盛り上げられた形状に成形されたことを特徴とする請求項1記載のシートクッションパッド。   The seat cushion pad according to claim 1, wherein a rear edge of the opening on the pad surface of the slit is shaped to be raised with respect to a front edge. 請求項1又は2記載のシートクッションパッドを製造する方法であって、
パッド表面側を成形する下型に、前記着座部を成形する着座部成形領域が設けられるとともに、該着座部成形領域が、前記スリットを成形するためにキャビティ底面に突設された幅方向に延びる仕切り板により、前記前縁部を成形する前縁部成形領域と、前記着座部本体を成形する本体部成形領域とに区画され、かつ、前記仕切り板がキャビティ底面から上方に向かって後方に傾斜した姿勢に設けられた成形型を用いて、
前記本体部成形領域に第1の発泡原液を注入するとともに、前記前縁部成形領域に前記第1の発泡原液よりも低硬度の発泡体を形成する第2の発泡原液を注入し、その後、型閉めして発泡成形する
ことを特徴とするシートクッションパッドの製造方法。
A method for producing the seat cushion pad according to claim 1 or 2,
The lower mold for molding the pad surface side is provided with a seating portion molding region for molding the seating portion, and the seating portion molding region extends in the width direction projecting from the bottom surface of the cavity for molding the slit. The partition plate is divided into a front edge portion molding region for molding the front edge portion and a body portion molding region for molding the seating body, and the partition plate is inclined rearward upward from the cavity bottom surface. Using the mold provided in the posture
Injecting the first foaming stock solution into the body part molding region, and injecting the second foaming stock solution forming a foam having a hardness lower than that of the first foaming stock solution into the leading edge molding region, A method of manufacturing a seat cushion pad, wherein the mold is closed and foamed.
前記仕切り板は、前記第2の発泡原液の注入ポイントに対応する仕切り板部分の高さがその他の仕切り板部分の高さよりも高く設定されたことを特徴とする請求項3記載のシートクッションパッドの製造方法。   4. The seat cushion pad according to claim 3, wherein the partition plate is set such that the height of the partition plate portion corresponding to the injection point of the second foaming concentrate is higher than the height of the other partition plate portions. Manufacturing method.
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