JP3289079B2 - Method for producing foamed molded article having improved surface appearance - Google Patents

Method for producing foamed molded article having improved surface appearance

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JP3289079B2
JP3289079B2 JP01696493A JP1696493A JP3289079B2 JP 3289079 B2 JP3289079 B2 JP 3289079B2 JP 01696493 A JP01696493 A JP 01696493A JP 1696493 A JP1696493 A JP 1696493A JP 3289079 B2 JP3289079 B2 JP 3289079B2
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保 河合
正夫 安藤
欣三 増田
福三 今田
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【発明の詳細な説明】DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

【0001】[0001]

【産業上の利用分野】本発明は表面外観が改善された発
泡ポリスチレン,発泡ポリエチレン,発泡ポリプロピレ
ン等の発泡成形体の製造方法に係り、特にビーズ法によ
る型内発泡成形体製品において、その成形体表面の外観
に改善を加える上記発泡成形体の製造方法に関するもの
である。
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method for producing a foamed molded article having an improved surface appearance, such as expanded polystyrene, expanded polyethylene, and expanded polypropylene. The present invention relates to a method for producing the foamed molded article, which improves the appearance of the surface.

【0002】[0002]

【従来の技術】発泡ポリスチレンに代表される発泡合成
樹脂は優れた緩衝性と断熱性を有するため、各種の包装
容器や輸送容器等に広く用いられているが、この種、発
泡合成樹脂製品は成形にあたって、ポリスチレン等の熱
可塑性発泡性樹脂粒子(発泡ビーズ)を原料とし、これ
を雌雄型内に充填し、加熱融着冷却せしめて製品に成形
するいわゆるビーズ法による型内成形法が一般に適用さ
れていて、夫々の形態に合わせて型内発泡成形が行われ
ている。
2. Description of the Related Art Expanded synthetic resins represented by expanded polystyrene are widely used for various packaging containers and transport containers because of their excellent buffering properties and heat insulating properties. In molding, thermoplastic foaming resin particles such as polystyrene (foamed beads) are used as raw materials, filled into male and female molds, heated, melted and cooled, and molded into products by the so-called bead method. In-mold foam molding is performed in accordance with each form.

【0003】ところが上記の如きビーズ法による型内発
泡成形体製品は予備発泡ビーズを原料として加圧成形す
る関係上、得られた成形体には膨張ビーズの融着による
亀甲状の柄模様や蒸気孔の模様が形成され、これが成形
体製品において外観を支配し、ビーズ法による発泡成形
であることを知らしめることとなり、用途拡大を図る上
での障害となっていた。
However, since the in-mold foam molded product obtained by the above-described bead method is press-molded using pre-expanded beads as a raw material, the resulting molded product has a turtle-shaped pattern or a vapor formed by fusion of expanded beads. A pattern of holes was formed, which governed the appearance of the molded product, and showed that foam molding was carried out by the bead method, which was an obstacle to expanding the application.

【0004】そこで、本発明者らは上述の如きビーズ法
による発泡成形体製品の表面外観の改善に着目し、さき
に同発泡成形体製品の表面を加熱押圧し、表面セル構造
の破壊による表面フイルム化を行うことにより、従来の
ビーズ法発泡成形体製品の外観イメージを一掃し包装、
緩衝分野に限らず、応用範囲を拡げ、用途の拡大をはか
ることを提案した。(特願平3−110958号)
Therefore, the present inventors focused on improving the surface appearance of the foamed molded product by the above-described bead method, and previously heated and pressed the surface of the foamed molded product, thereby destructing the surface by the destruction of the surface cell structure. By clearing the film, the external appearance image of the conventional bead method foam molded product is wiped out and packaging is performed.
It was proposed to expand the range of applications and applications not only in the buffer field. (Japanese Patent Application No. 3-110958)

【0005】そして、その後、更に上記発泡成形体製品
の外観の改善について種々の検討を続け、発泡成形体製
品の表面フイルム化を行うまでもなく、加熱、押圧時の
押圧程度を変化せしめることにより種々のインサートあ
るいは網状布帛などによる表面被着が可能であることを
知見した。
[0005] After that, various studies have been continued on the improvement of the appearance of the foamed molded product, and by changing the degree of pressing at the time of heating and pressing without changing the surface of the foamed molded product. It has been found that surface attachment with various inserts or mesh fabrics is possible.

【0006】[0006]

【発明が解決しようとする課題】しかし上記各方法は表
面フイルム化するにせよ、あるいは表面に網状布帛など
を被着し、網目を通じて布帛などを一体化するにせよ、
何れも加熱金型を用いて発泡成形体の表面を押圧し、表
面のセル構造を破壊させるため、加熱金型と発泡成形体
の表面溶融部が直接接触し、押圧賦形後、金型を発泡成
形体から離形しようとするときにはそのままでは発泡成
形体の表面溶融部が加熱金型に付着して一緒に剥離する
ため加熱金型を離形するには該金型が冷却するまで待た
なければならず、成形サイクルが長くなって生産性の低
下を免れ得ない有様であった。
However, in each of the above methods, regardless of whether the surface is formed into a film or a net-like cloth is applied to the surface and the cloth is integrated through the mesh,
In any case, the surface of the foamed molded body is pressed by using the heating mold to break the cell structure on the surface. When the mold is to be released from the foamed molding, the molten surface of the foamed molding adheres to the heating mold and peels off together as it is. To release the heating mold, it is necessary to wait until the mold cools before releasing the mold. In other words, the molding cycle was prolonged and the productivity could not be reduced.

【0007】また、折角加熱した加熱金型を冷却するこ
とは再度加熱するのに時間を要しエネルギーの損失とな
るばかりでなく、金型を熱したり、冷却したりすること
は金型の破損を生じ易い難もあった。と云って加熱金型
を2個以上用いることは設備コストの上昇を来たし、経
済上、問題があった。
[0007] Cooling a heated mold that has been heated at an angle requires time to heat again and results in loss of energy. In addition, heating and cooling the mold requires damage to the mold. There is also a difficulty that is likely to occur. However, the use of two or more heating dies increases the equipment cost and is economically problematic.

【0008】本発明は上述の如き実状に対処し、発泡成
形体の融点より高い温度で融着しない、しかも発泡成形
体の表面溶融樹脂透過しない耐熱シート状物を介在させ
ることにより加熱金型による押圧賦形後の剥離を簡易化
せしめ、賦形後の発泡成形体の外観の改善と共に低コス
トで、かつ成形サイクルを促進し、生産性の向上をはか
ることを目的とするものである。
[0008] The present invention addresses the above-mentioned situation and uses a heating mold by interposing a heat-resistant sheet that does not fuse at a temperature higher than the melting point of the foamed molded product and does not permeate the molten resin on the surface of the foamed molded product. It is an object of the present invention to simplify the peeling after press shaping, to improve the appearance of the foam molded article after shaping, to reduce the cost, to accelerate the molding cycle, and to improve the productivity.

【0009】[0009]

【課題を解決するための手段】上記の目的を達成するた
め、本発明方法では、発泡成形体の外観改善に先立ち、
先ず、発泡成形体の融点より高い温度で熱融着しない、
しかも表面溶融による溶融樹脂を透過しない耐熱シート
状物を用いて当該発泡成形体の外面を被覆した。そして
発泡成形体表面を該耐熱シート状物を介して加熱金型に
より押圧し、表面セル構造を破壊させ、溶融させた後、
該加熱金型を取り除き、直ちに冷却型に替えて押圧し、
冷却させてその後、外面を被覆した耐熱シート状物を除
去せしめた。
In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, the method of the present invention comprises the steps of:
First, it does not heat fuse at a temperature higher than the melting point of the foam molded article,
Moreover, the outer surface of the foamed molded article was covered with a heat-resistant sheet material that does not transmit the molten resin due to the surface melting. Then, the surface of the foamed molded product is pressed by a heating mold through the heat-resistant sheet-like material, and the surface cell structure is destroyed and melted.
The pressurized hot mold is removed, and pressed in place of the cold却型immediately,
After cooling to not Teso was allowed remove heat sheet coated outer surface.

【0010】なお、上記により得られる発泡成形体の表
面外観を多彩化する上から更に上記耐熱シート状物の被
着に先立ち、発泡成形体の外面に金網、粗目布など溶融
樹脂を透過するシート状を配置し、その後、前記方法を
適用せしめる方法も有効である。(請求項2)
In addition to diversifying the surface appearance of the foam molded article obtained as described above, prior to the application of the heat-resistant sheet-like material, a sheet through which a molten resin such as a wire mesh or coarse cloth permeates the outer surface of the foam molded article. It is also effective to arrange the shapes and then apply the above method. (Claim 2)

【0011】特に上記方法において使用される耐熱シー
ト状物としては発泡成形体の融点より高い温度において
発泡成形体表面が溶融しても熱融着しないこと、そして
発泡成形体表面の溶融した樹脂が外方に透過流出しない
ことが肝要であり、金属のシート又はフイルム、高融点
プラスチックのシート又はフイルムあるいは緻密な組織
をもつ布帛などが挙げられ、その少なくとも1つが用い
られる。
In particular, the heat-resistant sheet used in the above-mentioned method is one which does not fuse even when the surface of the foamed molded product is melted at a temperature higher than the melting point of the foamed molded product. It is important that the material does not permeate to the outside, and examples thereof include a metal sheet or film, a high-melting point plastic sheet or film, and a cloth having a dense structure, and at least one of them is used.

【0012】[0012]

【作用】上記本発明方法によるときは加熱金型の押しつ
けにより発泡成形体の外面が所定の形態又は模様に賦形
され、表面が溶融したとしても耐熱シート状物は何ら一
体化されることはなく、単に被覆されているだけの状態
を保持するからそのまま容易に離形が可能となり、金属
又はプラスチックのシート、フイルム使用の場合には表
面外観は美麗でつやのあるものが得られ、布帛を使用す
る場合にはつやのない外観が得られるなど外観の改善が
はかられる。殊に耐熱シート状物が布帛である場合には
布帛模様が転写された外観を形成することも可能とな
る。
According to the method of the present invention, the outer surface of the foamed molded article is shaped into a predetermined form or pattern by pressing the heating mold, and even if the surface is melted, the heat-resistant sheet-like material is not integrated at all. It can be easily released as it is because it is simply covered, and when using a metal or plastic sheet or film, a beautiful and glossy surface can be obtained. In this case, the appearance can be improved, such as obtaining a dull appearance. In particular, when the heat-resistant sheet is a fabric, it is possible to form an appearance in which a fabric pattern is transferred.

【0013】[0013]

【実施例】以下、更に添付図面を参照し、本発明の実施
例を詳述する。図1(a)〜(d)は本発明に係る製造
過程を示し、図において、1はビーズ法により型内発泡
された発泡成形体であり、2はその外面に被着された耐
熱シート状物である。
Embodiments of the present invention will be described below in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. 1 (a) to 1 (d) show a production process according to the present invention. In the drawings, reference numeral 1 denotes a foamed molded article foamed in a mold by a bead method, and 2 denotes a heat-resistant sheet adhered to the outer surface thereof. Things.

【0014】ここで、上記発泡成形体は一般の発泡成形
体も使用できるが、通常、ポリエチレン、ポリプロピレ
ン、ポリスチレンなどの発泡成形体であり、通常ビーズ
法による型内発泡成形された成形体である。従って型内
発泡成形可能な(メタ)アクリル酸エステルースチレン
共重合体、アクリルニトリル−スチレン共重合体ならび
にポリスチレンとポリエチレンの共重合体などの型内発
泡成形体も勿論適用可能である。そして、この発泡成形
体は立方体、直方体に限らず、種々の形状のもの、ある
いは各種製品の基礎形態をなしたものも使用される。
Here, the above-mentioned foamed molded article may be a general foamed molded article, but is usually a foamed molded article of polyethylene, polypropylene, polystyrene or the like, and is usually an in-mold foamed molded article by a bead method. . Accordingly, in-mold foam moldings such as (meth) acrylate-styrene copolymers, acrylonitrile-styrene copolymers, and copolymers of polystyrene and polyethylene, which can be subjected to in-mold foam molding, can of course be applied. The foamed article is not limited to a cubic or rectangular parallelepiped, but may be of various shapes or a basic form of various products.

【0015】一方、耐熱シート状物は発泡成形体の融点
より高い温度において熱融着しないこと、そして発泡成
形体の表面が溶融しても、該溶融した樹脂が透過し流出
しない特性を有することが重要であり、例えば銅、アル
ミ、真ちゅう、ステンレス等の金属のシートやフイル
ム、ナイロン、ポリエステル、アクリルなどプラスチッ
クのシート又はフイルムあるいはナイロン、ポリエステ
ルなどの繊維を用いた緻密布帛などが使用される。
On the other hand, the heat-resistant sheet-shaped material must not be heat-sealed at a temperature higher than the melting point of the foamed molded article, and must have a property that the molten resin does not permeate and flow out even if the surface of the foamed molded article is melted. For example, a sheet of metal such as copper, aluminum, brass, stainless steel, or the like, a sheet of plastic such as film, nylon, polyester, or acrylic, or a dense fabric using a film or a fiber of nylon, polyester, or the like is used.

【0016】勿論、発泡成形体の融点によっては更に他
のもの、例えばポリスチレンの場合、融点が略105℃
前後であり、ポリエチレンの場合、融点が略120〜1
30℃であり、ポリプロピレンの場合、110〜150
℃位であるからこれより高い温度において熱融着しない
材料であれば相対的に使用可能である。
Of course, depending on the melting point of the foamed molding, there is still another thing, for example, in the case of polystyrene, the melting point is about 105 ° C.
The melting point is about 120 to 1 in the case of polyethylene.
30 ° C. and 110-150 for polypropylene
Since it is about ° C., any material that does not thermally fuse at a temperature higher than this can be relatively used.

【0017】そして、これら耐熱シート状物の形態は布
帛あるいは金属平板状の如きシート状物が一般的である
が、製品によっては、所期の目的に適合する限り、変形
したものも用いることができる。
The form of the heat-resistant sheet is generally a sheet such as a cloth or a metal plate, but depending on the product, a deformed sheet may be used as long as the intended purpose is met. it can.

【0018】しかして、本発明の実施にあたっては、先
ず、図1(a)に示す如く、発泡成形体1の外面に耐熱
シート状物2を被着し、同外面を被覆する。
In practicing the present invention, first, as shown in FIG. 1 (a), a heat-resistant sheet 2 is applied to the outer surface of the foamed molded body 1, and the outer surface is covered.

【0019】そして、この状態で次に上記耐熱シート状
物2で被覆した発泡成形体1を図1(b)に示す如く型
4内に入れ、発泡成形体1表面が溶融する所要温度以上
に加熱した加熱金型3により押圧し、発泡成形体1外面
に被着した耐熱シート状物2を介して発泡成形体1外面
を加熱押圧する。
Then, in this state, the foam molded article 1 covered with the heat-resistant sheet-like material 2 is put into a mold 4 as shown in FIG. Pressing is performed by the heated heating mold 3, and the outer surface of the foamed molded product 1 is heated and pressed via the heat-resistant sheet-like material 2 adhered to the outer surface of the foamed molded product 1.

【0020】なお、図では耐熱シート状物2は発泡成形
体1の上面のみであるが、別段、これに限るものではな
く一部であっても全外面であっても同様である。
In the drawing, the heat-resistant sheet-like material 2 is only the upper surface of the foamed molded product 1, but the present invention is not limited to this, and the same applies to a part or an entire outer surface.

【0021】かくして、前記の如く加熱金型3を押しつ
け所要時間、例えば20〜30秒押圧保持させると発泡
成形体1の表面部のセルは破壊され、溶融される。この
とき、耐熱シート状物2は溶融した樹脂を透過しないも
のであるから発泡成形体1の表面溶融部分は耐熱シート
状物2を透過することなく、その内面で、耐熱シート状
物2の種類により、例えば平滑な金属平板であればこの
平滑平板に対応した表面を形成し、布帛であれば布帛に
応じた微細凹凸表面を形成する。
Thus, when the heating mold 3 is pressed and held for a required time, for example, 20 to 30 seconds as described above, the cells on the surface of the foam molding 1 are broken and melted. At this time, since the heat-resistant sheet-like material 2 does not transmit the molten resin, the surface-melted portion of the foamed molded article 1 does not transmit through the heat-resistant sheet-like material 2, and the inner surface of the heat-resistant sheet-like material 2 Thus, for example, in the case of a smooth metal flat plate, a surface corresponding to the smooth flat plate is formed, and in the case of a cloth, a fine uneven surface corresponding to the cloth is formed.

【0022】そして、上記の如くして加熱金型3により
発泡成形体1の表面が所要時間押圧され、耐熱シート状
物2に応じた表面が形成されると、図1(c)に示すよ
うに加熱金型3を取り除いて、直ちに冷却型5に替えて
再び押圧する。このとき、冷却型5を用いることなく、
常温下に保持させることも考えられるが、しかし、冷却
する時間を短縮する面から冷却型5を用いることが好ま
しい。
As described above, when the surface of the foamed molded body 1 is pressed by the heating mold 3 for a required time to form a surface corresponding to the heat-resistant sheet-like material 2, as shown in FIG. Then, the heating mold 3 is removed, and the mold is immediately replaced with the cooling mold 5 and pressed again. At this time, without using the cooling mold 5,
Although conceivable Rukoto is held to room temperature, however, it is preferable to use a cooled 5 from the surface to reduce the time to cool.

【0023】なお、加熱金型3の除去にあたっては耐熱
シート状物2が介在することから容易に取り除くことが
できる。冷却型5を置き換えることにより当初の発泡成
形体1は耐熱シート状物2を被着したまま所定の発泡成
形体製品形態1′として得られるが、被着表面の冷却を
待って次に耐熱シート状物2を該表面より除去すると
(図1(d)参照)最終的に所要の製品が完了する。こ
のとき、耐熱シート状物2の種類により金属シートなど
平滑な面の場合はつやのある表面が得られ、布帛の如き
微細凹凸面の場合はつやのない表面が形成される。な
お、金属シートと布帛を同時に使用する場合は部分的に
異なる表面が得られる。
The heating mold 3 can be easily removed because the heat-resistant sheet 2 is interposed. By replacing the cooling mold 5, the original foamed molded article 1 can be obtained as a predetermined foamed molded article form 1 'with the heat-resistant sheet-like material 2 adhered. When the object 2 is removed from the surface (see FIG. 1D), the required product is finally completed. At this time, depending on the type of the heat-resistant sheet material 2, a glossy surface is obtained in the case of a smooth surface such as a metal sheet, and a glossy surface is formed in the case of a fine uneven surface such as a cloth. When a metal sheet and a fabric are used simultaneously, a partially different surface is obtained.

【0024】図2は上記本発明方法に更に変化を与えた
場合であり、前記耐熱シート状物2による外面被覆に先
立って発泡成形体1を発泡成形体1の表面溶融による溶
融樹脂が透過可能な透過性シート状物6により被覆し、
その後、前記耐熱シート状物2により被覆せしめてい
る。
FIG. 2 shows a case where the above-mentioned method of the present invention is further modified. Before the outer surface coating with the heat-resistant sheet-like material 2, the molten resin by the surface melting of the foamed molded product 1 can pass through the foamed molded product 1. Covered with a transparent sheet material 6,
After that, it is covered with the heat-resistant sheet material 2.

【0025】この場合には発泡成形体1の表面の溶融に
より溶融樹脂は透過性シート状物6を透過して表面側に
流出し、耐熱シート状物2との間に樹脂層を形成し、こ
の樹脂層に耐熱シート状物2の面状態を転写し、併せて
該樹脂層を介して内面に透過性シート状物6を埋設させ
ることになる。従って製品形態1′においては透過性シ
ート状物6の透視による外観の改善が加えられる。透過
性シート状物6としては金網、網状又は粗目布帛などが
好適である。
In this case, the molten resin permeates through the permeable sheet material 6 and flows out to the surface side due to the melting of the surface of the foam molded article 1, forming a resin layer between the resin and the heat-resistant sheet material 2. The surface state of the heat-resistant sheet material 2 is transferred to the resin layer, and at the same time, the permeable sheet material 6 is embedded on the inner surface via the resin layer. Therefore, in the product form 1 ', the appearance of the transparent sheet material 6 can be improved by seeing through. As the permeable sheet-like material 6, a wire mesh, a net-like or coarse cloth is suitable.

【0026】このようにして発泡成形体外観が改善され
た製品は従来の発泡成形体製品と異なり、外観は発泡成
形体と異なる外観を呈し、しかも実体は発泡成形体であ
るため軽量であり、物流包材分野に限らず、スポーツレ
ジャー分野、工業部材分野、住宅設備分野、事務用品分
野など各分野への利用が行われる。
A product having an improved appearance of a foamed article in this way is different from a conventional foamed article, and has an appearance different from that of a foamed article. In addition, since the substance is a foamed article, it is lightweight. It is used not only in the logistics packaging field, but also in various fields such as the sports and leisure field, the industrial components field, the housing equipment field, and the office supplies field.

【0027】[0027]

【発明の効果】本発明は以上のように発泡成形体の外観
を改善するにあたり、発泡成形体外面を予め発泡成形体
の融点より高い温度で熱融着しない、しかも発泡成形体
の溶融樹脂が透過流出しない耐熱シート状物で被覆した
後、加熱された金型を押圧し、発泡成形体の表面を溶融
後、加熱金型を除き、直ちに常温又は冷却型に替えて押
圧し、表面を冷却してから外面を覆っていた耐熱シート
状物を除去する方法であり、耐熱シート状物の使用によ
り加熱金型と発泡成形体表面溶融部分は断絶され、加熱
金型の除去を円滑ならしめると共に耐熱シート状物の種
類により夫々に対応してつやのある表面、つやのない表
面、凹凸面を始め各種模様面などを形成することができ
型内発泡成形体の外観を美麗に改善することができる顕
著な効果を奏する。
According to the present invention, as described above, in order to improve the appearance of the foamed molded article, the outer surface of the foamed molded article is not heat-sealed at a temperature higher than the melting point of the foamed molded article in advance, and the molten resin of the foamed molded article is reduced. After coating with a heat-resistant sheet material that does not permeate out, press the heated mold, melt the surface of the foamed molded body, remove the heating mold, immediately press at room temperature or with a cooling mold, and cool the surface It is a method of removing the heat-resistant sheet-like material that has covered the outer surface after that, the use of the heat-resistant sheet-like material cuts off the heating mold and the melted portion of the foam molded body surface, and facilitates removal of the heating mold. Depending on the type of heat-resistant sheet-like material, it is possible to form a glossy surface, a non-glossy surface, an uneven surface, and various pattern surfaces, etc., and it is possible to improve the appearance of the in-mold foam molded article beautifully Has a great effect

【0028】しかも本発明方法は上記の如く加熱金型と
発泡成形体表面が耐熱シート状物により断絶されるため
加熱金型が発泡成形体表面と一体化することがなく、従
って金型の離形が容易となり、常温又は冷却型による冷
却に際しても直ちに取り替えができ、加熱金型の冷却を
待つまでもなく成形が可能となって成形サイクルが短縮
され、生産性を大巾に向上することができる。
Moreover, the method of the present invention does not allow the heating mold to be integrated with the surface of the foamed molding because the surface of the heating mold and the foamed molding are cut off by the heat-resistant sheet as described above. It is easy to shape and can be replaced immediately at room temperature or cooling with a cooling mold, and it is possible to mold without waiting for cooling of the heating mold, shortening the molding cycle and greatly improving productivity. it can.

【0029】また、加熱金型の冷却を行なう必要がない
ことからエネルギーの損失も少なく、更に加熱、冷却の
繰り返しによる金型の損傷も免れるのみならず、加熱金
型を複数個、利用による設備コスト増も解消し低コスト
で頗る効率上、有用な方法である。
Further, since there is no need to cool the heating mold, there is little energy loss. Further, damage to the mold due to repeated heating and cooling is not only avoided, but equipment using a plurality of heating molds is used. It is a useful method in terms of low cost and extremely high efficiency by eliminating cost increase.

【0030】なお、請求項2記載の発明は上記発明を発
展させ、更に変化に富む発泡成形体外観を得る上におい
て有効である。
The invention described in claim 2 is effective in developing the above-mentioned invention, and in obtaining a foam molded article having a variety of appearances.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief description of the drawings]

【図1】本発明方法の1例を示す工程説明図で、(a)
〜(d)はその工程を順序的に示す。
FIG. 1 is a process explanatory view showing one example of the method of the present invention;
(D) show the steps in order.

【図2】本発明方法の別の実施例を示す説明図である。FIG. 2 is an explanatory view showing another embodiment of the method of the present invention.

【符号の説明】[Explanation of symbols]

1 発泡成形体 1′成形後の発泡成形体製品形態 2 耐熱シート状物 3 加熱金型 5 冷却型 6 透過性シート状物 Reference Signs List 1 foam molded product 1 'foam molded product product after molding 2 heat-resistant sheet material 3 heating mold 5 cooling mold 6 permeable sheet material

Claims (3)

(57)【特許請求の範囲】(57) [Claims] 【請求項1】発泡成形体の外面を発泡成形体の融点より
高い温度で熱融着しない、しかも溶融樹脂を透過しない
耐熱シート状物で被覆し、加熱された金型を押圧して発
泡成形体表面を耐熱シート状物を介して溶融させた後、
金型を取り除き、直ちに冷却型に替えて再び押圧し、冷
却させた後、前記外面を被覆した耐熱シート状物を除去
することを特徴とする改善された表面外観を有する発泡
成形体の製造方法。
1. An outer surface of a foamed molded article is covered with a heat-resistant sheet which does not thermally fuse at a temperature higher than the melting point of the foamed molded article and which does not allow a molten resin to pass therethrough. After melting the body surface through a heat-resistant sheet,
Mold was removed, instead of the cold却型pressed again immediately, After cooling, the foamed molded article having an improved surface appearance and removing the heat-resistant sheet-like material obtained by covering the outer surface Manufacturing method.
【請求項2】発泡成形体の外面に溶融樹脂透過性シート
状物を被着し、その外面を発泡成形体の融点より高い温
度で熱融着しない、しかも溶融樹脂を透過しない耐熱シ
ート状物で被覆し、加熱された金型を押圧して発泡成形
体表面を耐熱シート状物を介して溶融させ、該溶融樹脂
を前記透過性シートを通じて上記耐熱シート状物との間
に流出させた後、金型を取り除き、直ちに冷却型に替え
て再び押圧し、冷却させた後、前記外面を被覆した耐熱
シート状物を除去することを特徴とする改善された表面
外観を有する発泡成形体の製造方法。
2. A deposited an outer surface in molten resin permeable sheet material foam moldings, not heat-sealed over an outer surface at a temperature above the melting point of the foamed molded, yet resistant sheet-like impermeable to molten resin Covered with an object, pressed the heated mold to melt the surface of the foam molded article through the heat-resistant sheet material, and caused the molten resin to flow between the heat-resistant sheet material and the transparent sheet. after the mold was removed, instead of the cold却型pressed again immediately, after cooling, the foam having an improved surface appearance and removing the heat-resistant sheet-like material obtained by covering the outer surface A method for producing a molded article.
【請求項3】耐熱シート状物が金属のシート又はフィル
ム、プラスチックのシート又はフィルム及び緻密組織の
布帛から選ばれた少なくとも1つである請求項1又は2
記載の改善された表面外観を有する発泡成形体の製造方
法。
3. The heat-resistant sheet-like material is at least one selected from a metal sheet or film, a plastic sheet or film, and a densely-textured fabric.
A method for producing a foamed molded article having the improved surface appearance as described above.
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