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JP3987252B2
JP3987252B2 JP32329299A JP32329299A JP3987252B2 JP 3987252 B2 JP3987252 B2 JP 3987252B2 JP 32329299 A JP32329299 A JP 32329299A JP 32329299 A JP32329299 A JP 32329299A JP 3987252 B2 JP3987252 B2 JP 3987252B2
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【0001】
【発明の属する技術分野】
この発明は、長尺で棒状をなすウレタンフォーム材からなるシーリング部材の製造方法に関するものである。
【0002】
【従来の技術】
従来、ウレタンフォーム材を製造する方法としては、(A)発泡成形型を利用して所望形状のウレタンフォーム材を得る方法と、(B)移送コンベアにより移送する過程で所望形状のウレタンフォーム材を得る方法とが一般に実施されている。このうち前記(A)の発泡成形型を利用した製造方法は、例えば図9に示すように、互いに型締め可能な第1成形型41と第2成形型42からなる発泡成形型40を利用するもので、該第1成形型41と第2成形型42とを型締めして画成されるキャビティ43内へ所定量のウレタン原料を注入し、このキャビティ43内で該ウレタン原料を発泡・膨張させることにより、所望形状のウレタンフォーム材Sを成形するものである。この製造方法では、所望形状のウレタンフォーム材Sが成形されるから、後成形が全く不要となって製造工程の合理化を図ることができる共に、該ウレタンフォーム材Sの外表面に薄膜の表皮層(スキン層)が形成されるから表面強度の増加と共に通気性の低下等が図られ、用途範囲が広くなる利点がある。
【0003】
一方、前記(B)の移送コンベアを利用した製造方法は、例えば図10に示すように、移送コンベア45の移送方向における上面左右に所要間隔(例えば2m)にサイドウォール46,46を配設し、所定速度で回転する前記移送コンベア45の上面に原料注出ヘッド47からウレタン原料Uを連続的に注入することにより、原反48を連続的に製造する方法である。この製造方法では、前記移送コンベア45および左右のサイドウォール46,46によって下面および左,右側面の3面が規制され、かつ上面が規制されていない空間内でウレタン原料Uが連続的に自然発泡するようになり、例えば前記原反48は、幅W=2m,高さH=1m,長さが10m以上の大きさに成形される。そして、この原反48を適宜寸法に切断することで所望形状のウレタンフォーム材が得られる。
【0004】
【発明が解決しようとする課題】
ところで、前記(A)の製造方法は、次のような欠点および課題を内在している。すなわち前記発泡成形型40は、ウレタンフォーム材Sの最終製品形状を前提としたキャビティ形状に成形する必要があるから型製作費用が嵩むものとなり、これがコストアップを招来していた。また、発泡成形型40の大きさが限られているから、例えば該成形型40よりも長い長尺物等の成形が不可能であり、しかも型締め・型開き操作や脱型作業等を伴ったバッチ方式であるから成形効率が低い難点も内在している。更には、発泡成形型40からウレタンフォーム材Sを容易に脱型させるために、前記キャビティ43の内壁面に発泡成形に先立って例えばワックス系の離型剤を塗布する必要があるが、これが長い間に作業環境を汚す問題も指摘される。
【0005】
また型締めした2つの成形型41,42の内部で発泡成形を行なうため、得られたウレタンフォーム材Sの外表面には両型の接合部に沿って2本のパーティングラインが形成されることになる。このパーティングラインの部位は前記スキン層が形成されないので、その部分におけるガスや液体に対するシール機能はかなり低下している。従って、このように2本のパーティングラインを有するウレタンフォーム材Sをシーリング部材として使用すると、使用部位によっては一方のパーティングラインから他方のパーティングラインに向けてガスや液体を通過させてしまい、本来のシール機能が果たせなくなる難点がある。
【0006】
一方、前記(B)の製造方法も、次のような欠点および課題を内在している。すなわち、移送コンベア45の連続運転による連続成形方式であるから長尺物の成形が可能であるとしても、上面側が規制されない空間内で発泡した原反48の上面側の形状が一定とならないと共に、高さH(厚み)寸法が大きいので下側部位と上側部位に密度差が生じる欠点等がある。また、前記サイズに発泡成形された原反48自体は、その外表面に薄膜の表皮層(スキン層)が形成されているとしても、該原反48を切断して得られるウレタンフォーム材Sは外表面に表皮層を有さないから、外表面が弱化して通気性が増加するようになり、その用途範囲が限定される問題もあった。更には、前記原反48からウレタンフォーム材を切り出した後に少なからず発生する加工屑の処理問題が生ずると共に、該原反48のサイズが大きいので安全な保管場所の確保や管理等がし難い等の問題もある。
【0007】
【発明の目的】
本発明は、前述した課題を好適に解決するべく提案されたもので、両端を除く外表面に表皮層が形成され、パーティングラインは1本のみしか有さないウレタンフォーム材からなるシーリング部材の製造方法を提供することを目的とする。
【0008】
【課題を解決するための手段】
前記課題を解決し、所期の目的を達成するため本発明に係るシーリング部材の製造方法は、
原紙ロールから連続的に繰出されて走行する成形紙の上部平滑面にウレタン原料を原料注出ヘッドから連続的に供給した後に、該成形紙における長手方向の両端縁部を合掌状に当接させて筒状に変形させ、
下流側に配設した筒状ガイド部材の成形室に、前記成形紙が変形して形成された筒状部を整合させると共に、該ガイド部材の長手方向に開設した直線状のスリットに、前記両端縁部が当接して形成された当接片部を整合させ、
前記スリットから延出した前記当接片部を対向的に配設された移送コンベアで両側から挟持し、回転する該移送コンベアにより前記筒状部を成形室内へ移動させ、
この筒状部が前記成形室内を移動する過程で、前記成形紙に供給した前記ウレタン原料を発泡・膨張させることによって、該成形室の内壁面に密着する筒状部の内側に長尺で棒状をなすウレタンフォーム材を連続的に成形し、
成形・固化のなされた前記ウレタンフォーム材から前記成形紙を剥離することで、該成形紙の上部平滑面に接触していた該ウレタンフォーム材の外表面に薄膜の表皮層を形成すると共に、該成形紙の合掌状に当接した前記両端縁部の基部に沿って長手方向に1本のパーティングラインを形成することを特徴とする。
【0010】
【発明の実施の形態】
次に、本発明に係るシーリング部材の製造方法につき、好適な実施例を挙げて、添付図面を参照しながら以下説明する。そこで先ず、シーリング部材をなすウレタンフォーム材の連続製造方法を実施するのに使用される成形装置につき説明する。
【0011】
(成形装置)
図1は、本実施例に係るウレタンフォーム材の連続製造方法を好適に実施する製造装置としての成形装置10を一部省略して示す斜視図、図2は図1に示す成形装置10の上流側の部分正面図、図3は図1に示す成形装置10の上流側の部分平面図である。この成形装置10は、成形紙Pの繰出しおよびウレタン原料Uの供給を行なう供給部11と、ウレタン原料Uの発泡させてウレタンフォーム材Sの成形を行なう成形部12とから構成され、成形部12に向けて一定速度で連続的に送出される成形紙Pの上面にウレタン原料Uを供給し、筒状に変形した該成形紙Pが成形部12を通過する際に該ウレタン原料Uを内側で発泡させてウレタンフォーム材Sを成形するものである。
【0012】
(供給部)
供給部11は、原紙ロール15に巻回された成形紙Pを前記成形部12へ向けて一定速度で連続的に繰出す繰出しローラ16と、成形部12の入り口側に配設されて円筒状に変形した前記成形紙Pの端部を保持する保持ローラ17と、前記成形紙Pの上面へウレタン原料Uを連続的に注出する原料注出ヘッド18が具備されている。すなわち、前記繰出しローラ16によって原紙ロール15から連続的に繰出されて水平に走行する前記成形紙Pは、該繰出しローラ16を通過する際は平面状を呈しているが、この繰出しローラ16と前記保持ローラ17との間を移動する際に両端縁部31,31が合掌状に当接して筒状に徐々に変形され、各端縁部31,31が当接して形成された当接片部33は前記保持ローラ17で両側から転動挟持されることで、閉じた円筒状の筒状部32が形成されるようになっている。なお、前記繰出しローラ16の駆動による成形紙Pの送出速度と、前記原料注出ヘッド18によるウレタン原料Uの単位時間の注出量により、成形部12へ供給されるウレタン原料Uの供給量が決定される。
【0013】
(成形部)
前記成形部12は、直線状に延在する所要長の筒状ガイド部材20と、このガイド部材20の上方に配設された複数基の移送コンベア25とから構成されている。前記筒状ガイド部材20は、ウレタンフォーム材Sの断面形状およびサイズを前提とした断面形状に形成した成形室21を内部に有し(実施例では断面円形)、またその上側壁部には、成形紙Pの前記当接片部33の通過を許容する幅で長手方向に開設したスリット22が形成され、安価に製作し得るものである。従って、前記供給部11において筒状部32および当接片部33に成形された成形紙Pは、前記筒状ガイド部材20に到来した際に、該筒状部32が成形室21内へ侵入すると共に該当接片部33がスリット22に整合してガイド部材20の上方へ延出するようになる。なお、筒状ガイド部材20の外側にヒータ等の加熱手段を装着して、適宜温度に加熱された筒状ガイド部材20内でウレタン原料Uの発泡成形を行ない得るようにすることもある。
【0014】
また前記各移送コンベア25は、前記筒状ガイド部材20の上方において、前記スリット22を挟んだ両側に対向した状態で配設されると共に、複数基の該移送コンベア25が筒状ガイド部材20の長手方向に亘って直列状に配設されている。各移送コンベア25は、前記スリット22側にベルト26の一部を臨ませ、図示しない駆動装置(モータ等)によって一定速度で回転駆動するようになっている。そして、前記スリット22から上方へ延出した当接片部33は、対向的に配設された夫々の移送コンベア25の各ベルト26,26で両側から挟持され、定速回転する該ベルト26,26によって成形紙Pの筒状部32が成形室21内を定速で移動するようになる。そして、筒状ガイド部材20の成形室21内を成形紙Pが移動する過程で、該成形紙Pの筒状部32内でウレタン原料Uが発泡反応して膨張するようになる。
【0015】
なお前記成形部12の下流側には、前記当接片部33または筒状部32を挟持状態で送出す送出しコンベア(図示せず)が配設されており、成形紙Pおよび該成形紙Pに被覆されたウレタンフォーム材Sのスムーズな送出しが図られるようになっている。
【0016】
(成形紙)
前記成形紙Pは、少なくともウレタン原料Uと接触する側に、例えばシリコン樹脂等を塗布した上部平滑面30を有するもので、例えば様々な分野で使用されていて安価に供給される所謂「剥離紙」が好適に実施に供される。すなわちウレタン原料Uは、この成形紙Pにおける筒状部32の空間内において上部平滑面30に接触した状態で発泡成形されるので、成形されたウレタンフォーム材Sの外表面には全面的に表皮層(スキン層)35が成形される。なお成形紙Pは、前記成形装置10でウレタンフォーム材Sを発泡成形する際に必要とされ、該ウレタンフォーム材Sの成形完了後の適時に該フォーム材Sから剥離した後は不要となる。
【0017】
次に、前述のように構成された成形装置10を利用して実施される本実施例に係るウレタンフォーム材の連続製造方法につき説明する。
【0018】
(成形紙の定速供給)
前記繰出しローラ16および前記移送コンベア25を同期的に定速運転した状態において、供給部11に装着した原紙ロール15から繰出した成形紙Pを繰出しローラ16に臨ませる。そして、繰出しローラ16を通過した成形紙Pを、その両端縁部31,31を合掌状に当接して円筒状に変形させ、この両端縁部31,31が当接して形成された当接片部33を前記保持ローラ17間に臨ませて挟持させる。更に、変形した成形紙Pの筒状部32を筒状ガイド部材20の成形室21内へ整合させる一方、保持ローラ17を通過した当接片部33をスリット22へ整合させることにより、筒状部32は成形室21内へ侵入すると共に該当接片部33は各移送コンベア25で挟持される。これにより、前記当接片部33が各移送コンベア25のベルト26に挟持されながら該ベルト26に追従して移動することにより、前記筒状部32が筒状ガイド部材20の成形室21内を移動するようになる。従って、原紙ロール15から平板状に繰出された成形紙Pは、水平に走行して筒状ガイド部材20へ至る前に順次円筒状に変形し、一定速度で該筒状ガイド部材20に沿って移動するようになる。
【0019】
(ウレタン原料の注出工程)
前記成形紙Pが一定速度でかつ連続的に繰出されている状態において、供給部11の上方に設置した前記原料注出ヘッド18からウレタン原料Uを注出させると、前記成形紙Pは未だ円筒状に変形される前の状態であるから、注出されたウレタン原料Uは該成形紙Pの上部平滑面30上に落下する(図1)。このとき、原料注出ヘッド18からウレタン原料Uを連続的に注出することにより、成形紙Pの上部平滑面30上にウレタン原料Uが連続筋状に供給される。
【0020】
ウレタン原料Uを上部平滑面30に載置した成形紙Pは、例えば図1に示したA点を基準に見ると、成形部12側への移動と共に徐々に両端縁部31,31が近接して合掌状に当接して変形し(図4)、該A点が保持ローラ17,17を通過する際には、両端縁部31,31が当接して形成された当接片部33と、この当接片部33により断面方向へ閉じた筒状部32が形成される。これにより、前記上部平滑面30に受け止められたウレタン原料Uは、前記筒状部32の内側に収納された状態となる。
【0021】
(ウレタン原料の発泡工程)
更に前記成形紙Pが移動して、A点が筒状ガイド部材20の入口側端部に到来すると、該筒状部32は筒状ガイド部材20の成形室21内へ侵入すると共に、当接片部33はスリット22に整合して該スリット22から上方へ延出し、前記移送コンベア25に挟持される。そして、前記筒状部32内に収納されたウレタン原料Uは、前記原料注出ヘッド18から注出された適宜後から発泡反応を開始しており、前記成形紙PのA点が筒状ガイド部材20のB点(図1)に到来した際には、該筒状部32の内側で膨張しつつある(図5)。そして、更にしかる時間後には、ウレタン原料Uは該筒状部32の内部全体に膨張するに至る。このとき前記成形紙Pの筒状部32は、ウレタン原料Uの発泡・膨張による発泡圧により成形室21の内壁面に押付けられて密着するので、ウレタン原料Uは該成形室21によって全面が規制された空間内で発泡するようになる。
【0022】
そして成形紙Pが更に移動し、前記A点が筒状ガイド部材20の出口側に到来するまでの所要時間内にウレタン原料Uの発泡反応が完了し、成形室21の断面形状に沿った断面形状に硬化したウレタンフォーム材Sが成形される(図6)。そして、成形紙Pの移動によりA点が筒状ガイド部材20から抜け出た際には、該A点の内側に位置するウレタンフォーム材Sは成形紙Pの筒状部32内で完全に固化する。
【0023】
このように、本実施例の連続製造方法では、成形紙Pにおける筒状部32の内側に、最終製品であるシーリング部材の断面形状を有した長尺で棒状をなすウレタンフォーム材Sを連続的に成形することができる。(図7)。しかも、前記筒状ガイド部材20を経て成形・固化のなされた前記ウレタンフォームSから前記成形紙Pを剥離すれば、この成形紙Pの上部平滑面30に接触していた該ウレタンフォーム材Sの外表面に、薄膜の表皮層35が形成される(図8)。すなわち得られたウレタンフォーム材Sは、長尺で棒状に連続したウレタン発泡体であって、その両端部以外の外表面が実質的にスキン層で覆われている。しかも該ウレタンフォーム材Sの外表面には、長手方向に延びるパーティングラインPLが1本のみ存在している。ここで「実質的に」と称したのは、成形紙Pの状態によっては、ウレタンフォーム材Sの両端部以外の外表面の全てに完全にスキン層が形成されるとは限らないからである。従って成形紙Pの上部平滑面30の状態さえ良好であれば、ウレタンフォーム材Sにおける両端部を外いた外表面の全てにスキン層が形成されるものである。
【0024】
このように、前記成形装置10を利用した本実施例に係るウレタンフォーム材の連続製造方法では、連続的に繰出されて水平に走行する成形紙Pの上部平滑面にウレタン原液Uを供給し、この成形紙Pを変形して成形した筒状部32を筒状ガイド部材20の成形室21内に沿って移動させ、この際に該筒状部32内で注出したウレタン原料Uを発泡させることで、長尺で棒状のウレタンフォーム材Sを連続的に成形し得る。また、成形室21内に侵入した筒状部32は、当接片部33の当接により閉じた空間として形成されるから、成形されたウレタンフォームSの外表面全体に同一の圧力がかかるようになり、該ウレタンフォームS全体が均一密度で硬化するに至る。しかも、前記筒状ガイド部材20が安価に製作され、前記成形紙Pも安価に供給され、また後成形も必要ないから、成形コストの大幅な削減が可能となる。なお図5に示すように、対向し合う移送コンベア25,25により挟持されて合掌状となる前記当接片部33の当接程度は、前記筒状部32の内部におけるウレタン原料Uの発泡反応により生ずるガスは外部へ逃出させるが、ウレタン原料は逃出させない程の度合が選定される。
【0025】
なお前記実施例では、筒状ガイド部材20の成形室21を断面円形に設定して断面円形状のウレタンフォーム材Sを連続成形する場合を例示したが、該成形室21の断面形状を多角形や楕円形に設定すれば、成形紙Pの筒状部32はこの形状に沿って変形するから、これに応じた断面形状のウレタンフォーム材Sが連続成形される。しかも何れの断面形状であっても、成形されたウレタンフォーム材Sの外表面には、成形紙Pの上部平滑面30との接触による表皮層35が形成されるから、表面強度の増加と共に通気性の低下が図られて用途範囲が広くなる。
【0026】
【発明の効果】
以上説明した如く、本発明に係るシーリング部材の製造方法は、この方法により製造されたウレタンウォーム材が、その両端部以外の外表面が実質的に表皮層で覆われ、かつ外表面に1本だけのパーティングラインが長手方向に延びるようになっている。従って、このウレタンフォーム材からなるシーリング部材は、そのパーティングラインが1本だけであるから仮にガスや液体が該ラインの側から侵入しても逃出口がないため、使用部材の如何を問うことなくシール機能が充分に果たされる利点がある。しかも、ウレタンフォーム材からなるシーリング部材は、成形紙の上部平滑面に接触していた外表面に薄膜の表皮層が形成されるので、表面強度の増加と共に通気性の低下が図られる等の有益な効果を奏する。
また、本発明に係るシーリング部材の製造方法では、連続的に繰出されて水平に走行する成形紙の上部平滑面にウレタン原液を連続的に供給し、この成形紙を変形して形成した筒状部を筒状ガイド部材の内部に沿って移動させ、この際に該筒状部内で前記ウレタン原料を発泡・膨張させるようにしたので、長尺で棒状のウレタンフォーム材を連続的に成形し得る利点がある。しかも、前記筒状ガイド部材が安価に製作し得ると共に、前記成形紙も安価に供給され、かつ後成形を必要としないから、成形コストを大幅に削減し得る利点もある。そして、成形紙の当接片部をスリットから上方へ延出させて、該当接片部を回転する移送コンベアの各ベルトで両側から挟持するようにしたので、該成形紙の筒状部を筒状ガイド部材の内部で移動させ得る
【図面の簡単な説明】
【図1】 本発明の好適実施例に係るシーリング部材の連続製造方法を実施する装置の一部省略斜視図である。
【図2】図1に示す成形装置における上流側の部分正面図である。
【図3】図1に示す成形装置における上流側の部分平面図である。
【図4】図1のIV−IV線断面図であって、ウレタン原料の供給された成形紙が次第に円筒状に変形する際の一過程を示している。
【図5】図1のV−V線断面図であって、筒状ガイド部材を通過する筒状部の内側でウレタン原料が発泡・膨張している状態を示している。
【図6】図1のVI−VI線断面図であって、筒状ガイド部材を通過した筒状部の内側で膨張したウレタン原料が硬化し、該ガイド部材の内側形状に沿ったウレタンフォーム材が成形されつつある状態を示している。
【図7】図1に示した成形装置により成形されたウレタンフォーム材を、成形紙の装着状態で示す部分斜視図である。
【図8】図1に示した成形装置により成形されたウレタンフォーム材を、成形紙を部分的に剥離した状態で示す部分斜視図であって、その外表面の長手方向に1本のパーティングラインが形成されている。
【図9】発泡成形型のキャビティ内でウレタンフォーム材を成形している状態を示す従来例の断面図である。
【図10】ウレタンフォーム材からなる原反を移送コンベアで連続的に成形する従来例であって、(a)は移送コンベア上に注出したウレタン原料が発泡して原反が成形される状態を示す正面図、(b)は(a)のX−X線断面図である。
【符号の説明】
15 原紙ロール
18 原料注出ヘッド
20 筒状ガイド部材
21 成形室
22 スリット
25 移送コンベア
30 上部平滑面
31 端縁部
32 筒状部
33 当接片部
35 スキン層 ( 表皮層 )
P 成形紙
PL パーティングライン
S ウレタンフォーム材
U ウレタン原料
[0001]
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
The present invention relates to the production how a sealing member made of urethane foam material which forms the rod-shaped with long.
[0002]
[Prior art]
Conventionally, as a method for producing a urethane foam material, (A) a method for obtaining a urethane foam material having a desired shape using a foaming mold, and (B) a urethane foam material having a desired shape in a process of being transferred by a transfer conveyor. The method of obtaining is generally practiced. Among these, the manufacturing method using the foaming mold (A) uses a foaming mold 40 including a first molding mold 41 and a second molding mold 42 that can be clamped together as shown in FIG. 9, for example. Therefore, a predetermined amount of urethane raw material is injected into a cavity 43 defined by clamping the first molding die 41 and the second molding die 42, and the urethane raw material is expanded and expanded in the cavity 43. By doing so, the urethane foam material S having a desired shape is formed. In this manufacturing method, since the urethane foam material S having a desired shape is molded, post-molding is not required at all, and the manufacturing process can be rationalized, and a thin skin layer is formed on the outer surface of the urethane foam material S. Since the (skin layer) is formed, there is an advantage that the air permeability is lowered with an increase in surface strength and the application range is widened.
[0003]
On the other hand, in the manufacturing method using the transfer conveyor (B), as shown in FIG. 10, for example, sidewalls 46 and 46 are arranged at required intervals (for example, 2 m) on the upper and lower sides in the transfer direction of the transfer conveyor 45. In this method, the raw material 48 is continuously produced by continuously injecting the urethane raw material U from the raw material pouring head 47 onto the upper surface of the transfer conveyor 45 rotating at a predetermined speed. In this manufacturing method, the urethane raw material U is continuously naturally foamed in a space in which the lower surface, the left side, and the right side surface are regulated by the transfer conveyor 45 and the left and right sidewalls 46, 46, and the upper surface is not regulated. For example, the original fabric 48 is formed to have a width W = 2 m, a height H = 1 m, and a length of 10 m or more. Then, by cutting the raw fabric 48 into appropriate dimensions, a urethane foam material having a desired shape can be obtained.
[0004]
[Problems to be solved by the invention]
By the way, the production method (A) has the following drawbacks and problems. That is, the foam molding die 40 needs to be molded into a cavity shape on the premise of the final product shape of the urethane foam material S, so that the mold production cost increases, and this causes an increase in cost. Further, since the size of the foaming mold 40 is limited, for example, it is impossible to mold a long object or the like longer than the molding mold 40, and the mold clamping / opening operation or the demolding operation is accompanied. In addition, since it is a batch system, there is a disadvantage that the molding efficiency is low. Furthermore, in order to easily remove the urethane foam material S from the foam molding die 40, it is necessary to apply, for example, a wax-based mold release agent to the inner wall surface of the cavity 43 prior to foam molding. In the meantime, problems that pollute the work environment are pointed out.
[0005]
In addition, since foam molding is performed inside the two molds 41 and 42 that have been clamped, two parting lines are formed on the outer surface of the obtained urethane foam material S along the joint between both molds. It will be. Since the skin layer is not formed at the parting line, the sealing function against the gas or liquid at the part is considerably lowered. Accordingly, when the urethane foam material S having two parting lines is used as a sealing member in this way, gas or liquid is allowed to pass from one parting line to the other parting line depending on the use site. There is a difficulty that the original sealing function cannot be achieved.
[0006]
On the other hand, the manufacturing method (B) has the following drawbacks and problems. That is, since it is a continuous molding method by continuous operation of the transfer conveyor 45, the shape of the upper surface side of the foam 48 in the space where the upper surface side is not regulated is not constant, even though it is possible to mold a long object. Since the height H (thickness) dimension is large, there are disadvantages such as a density difference between the lower part and the upper part. In addition, the urethane foam material S obtained by cutting the raw fabric 48 even when the raw fabric 48 itself foam-molded to the size has a thin skin layer (skin layer) formed on the outer surface thereof. Since there is no skin layer on the outer surface, the outer surface weakens and the air permeability increases, and there is also a problem that the application range is limited. Furthermore, there is a problem with processing of processing waste generated after cutting out the urethane foam material from the raw fabric 48, and the size of the raw fabric 48 is so large that it is difficult to secure and manage a safe storage location. There is also a problem.
[0007]
OBJECT OF THE INVENTION
The present invention has been proposed to suitably solve the above-described problems. A sealing member made of a urethane foam material having a skin layer formed on the outer surface excluding both ends and having only one parting line . an object of the present invention is to provide a manufacturing how.
[0008]
[Means for Solving the Problems]
In order to solve the above problems and achieve the intended purpose, a method for producing a sealing member according to the present invention includes:
After the urethane raw material is continuously supplied from the raw material pouring head to the upper smooth surface of the molding paper that is continuously fed from the base paper roll and travels, both longitudinal edges of the molding paper are brought into contact with each other in the shape of a palm. Deformed into a cylindrical shape,
The cylindrical portion formed by deforming the molding paper is aligned with the molding chamber of the cylindrical guide member disposed on the downstream side, and the both ends are formed in linear slits opened in the longitudinal direction of the guide member. Align the abutting piece formed by abutting the edge,
The contact piece extending from the slit is sandwiched from both sides by a transfer conveyor disposed oppositely, and the cylindrical portion is moved into the molding chamber by the rotating transfer conveyor,
In the process of moving the cylindrical portion in the molding chamber, the urethane raw material supplied to the molding paper is foamed and expanded, so that the cylindrical portion that is in close contact with the inner wall surface of the molding chamber is long and stick-shaped. continuously forming the urethane foam forming a
By peeling the molding paper from the molded and solidified urethane foam material, a thin skin layer is formed on the outer surface of the urethane foam material that has been in contact with the upper smooth surface of the molding paper, and One parting line is formed in the longitudinal direction along the base portion of the both edge portions in contact with the palm shape of the formed paper .
[0010]
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION
Then, per preparation how a sealing member according to the present invention, by way of preferred embodiments will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings. First, a molding apparatus used to carry out a continuous production method of a urethane foam material as a sealing member will be described.
[0011]
(Molding equipment)
FIG. 1 is a perspective view in which a part of a molding apparatus 10 as a manufacturing apparatus for suitably carrying out a method for continuously producing a urethane foam material according to the present embodiment is omitted. FIG. 2 is an upstream view of the molding apparatus 10 shown in FIG. FIG. 3 is a partial plan view of the upstream side of the molding apparatus 10 shown in FIG. The molding apparatus 10 includes a supply unit 11 that feeds the molding paper P and supplies the urethane raw material U, and a molding unit 12 that foams the urethane raw material U and molds the urethane foam material S. The urethane raw material U is supplied to the upper surface of the molding paper P that is continuously sent out at a constant speed toward the surface, and when the molding paper P deformed into a cylindrical shape passes through the molding portion 12, the urethane raw material U is placed inside. The urethane foam material S is molded by foaming.
[0012]
(Supply section)
The supply unit 11 is disposed on the inlet side of the forming unit 12 and a cylindrical shape, and is disposed on the entrance side of the forming unit 12 to continuously feed the forming paper P wound around the base paper roll 15 toward the forming unit 12 at a constant speed. A holding roller 17 for holding the end portion of the molded paper P deformed into a shape and a raw material dispensing head 18 for continuously dispensing the urethane raw material U onto the upper surface of the molded paper P are provided. That is, the forming paper P that is continuously fed from the base paper roll 15 by the feeding roller 16 and travels horizontally has a flat shape when passing through the feeding roller 16. When moving between the holding rollers 17, both edge portions 31, 31 abut on each other like a palm and gradually deform into a cylindrical shape, and a contact piece formed by abutting each edge 31, 31. The holding roller 17 is rolled and clamped from both sides, so that a closed cylindrical tubular portion 32 is formed. Note that the supply amount of the urethane raw material U supplied to the molding unit 12 is determined by the feeding speed of the molding paper P driven by the feeding roller 16 and the amount of the urethane raw material U discharged by the raw material discharge head 18 per unit time. It is determined.
[0013]
(Molding part)
The molding part 12 is composed of a cylindrical guide member 20 having a required length that extends linearly, and a plurality of transfer conveyors 25 disposed above the guide member 20. The cylindrical guide member 20 has a molding chamber 21 formed in a cross-sectional shape on the premise of the cross-sectional shape and size of the urethane foam material S (in the embodiment, a circular cross-section), and on the upper side wall portion thereof, A slit 22 opened in the longitudinal direction is formed with a width that allows the molding paper P to pass through the contact piece 33, and can be manufactured at low cost. Therefore, when the paper P formed in the cylindrical portion 32 and the contact piece portion 33 in the supply unit 11 arrives at the cylindrical guide member 20, the cylindrical portion 32 enters the molding chamber 21. At the same time, the corresponding contact piece portion 33 is aligned with the slit 22 and extends above the guide member 20. Note that a heating means such as a heater may be attached to the outside of the cylindrical guide member 20 so that the urethane raw material U can be foam-molded in the cylindrical guide member 20 heated to an appropriate temperature.
[0014]
Each of the transfer conveyors 25 is disposed above the cylindrical guide member 20 so as to face both sides of the slit 22, and a plurality of the transfer conveyors 25 are arranged on the cylindrical guide member 20. They are arranged in series over the longitudinal direction. Each transfer conveyor 25 faces a part of the belt 26 on the slit 22 side, and is driven to rotate at a constant speed by a driving device (motor or the like) (not shown). The contact piece 33 extending upward from the slit 22 is sandwiched from both sides by the belts 26 and 26 of the respective transfer conveyors 25 disposed opposite to each other, and rotates at a constant speed. 26, the cylindrical portion 32 of the molding paper P moves in the molding chamber 21 at a constant speed. In the course of movement of the molding paper P in the molding chamber 21 of the cylindrical guide member 20, the urethane raw material U expands due to a foaming reaction in the cylindrical portion 32 of the molding paper P.
[0015]
A delivery conveyor (not shown) for feeding the contact piece 33 or the cylindrical part 32 in a sandwiched state is disposed on the downstream side of the molding part 12, and the molding paper P and the molding paper are provided. Smooth delivery of the urethane foam material S coated with P can be achieved.
[0016]
(Molded paper)
The molding paper P has an upper smooth surface 30 coated with, for example, a silicone resin on at least the side in contact with the urethane raw material U. For example, the so-called “peeling paper” used in various fields and supplied at low cost. Is preferably provided for implementation. That is, since the urethane raw material U is foam-molded in a state where it is in contact with the upper smooth surface 30 in the space of the cylindrical portion 32 in the molding paper P, the outer surface of the molded urethane foam material S is entirely covered with the skin. A layer (skin layer) 35 is formed. The molding paper P is required when foaming the urethane foam material S with the molding apparatus 10 and is not required after it has been peeled from the foam material S in a timely manner after the molding of the urethane foam material S is completed.
[0017]
Next, a method for continuously producing a urethane foam material according to this embodiment, which is performed using the molding apparatus 10 configured as described above, will be described.
[0018]
(Constant speed supply of molding paper)
In a state where the feeding roller 16 and the transfer conveyor 25 are synchronously operated at a constant speed, the forming paper P fed from the base paper roll 15 mounted on the supply unit 11 is made to face the feeding roller 16. Then, the formed paper P which has passed through the feeding roller 16 is deformed into a cylindrical shape by abutting both end edges 31 and 31 in a palm shape, and a contact piece formed by abutting the both end edges 31 and 31. The portion 33 is sandwiched between the holding rollers 17. Further, the cylindrical portion 32 of the deformed molding paper P is aligned in the molding chamber 21 of the cylindrical guide member 20, while the abutting piece portion 33 that has passed through the holding roller 17 is aligned with the slit 22, thereby The part 32 enters the molding chamber 21 and the corresponding piece 33 is sandwiched between the transfer conveyors 25. As a result, the abutting piece portion 33 moves following the belt 26 while being sandwiched between the belts 26 of the respective transfer conveyors 25, so that the cylindrical portion 32 moves in the molding chamber 21 of the cylindrical guide member 20. To move. Accordingly, the forming paper P fed out from the base paper roll 15 into a flat plate shape is deformed into a cylindrical shape before running horizontally and reaching the cylindrical guide member 20, and along the cylindrical guide member 20 at a constant speed. To move.
[0019]
(Urethane raw material extraction process)
In a state where the molding paper P is continuously fed out at a constant speed, when the urethane raw material U is poured out from the raw material dispensing head 18 installed above the supply unit 11, the molding paper P is still a cylinder. Since it is in a state before being deformed into a shape, the poured urethane raw material U falls on the upper smooth surface 30 of the molding paper P (FIG. 1). At this time, by continuously pouring the urethane raw material U from the raw material pouring head 18, the urethane raw material U is supplied onto the upper smooth surface 30 of the forming paper P in a continuous streak shape.
[0020]
For example, when the molding paper P on which the urethane raw material U is placed on the upper smooth surface 30 is viewed on the basis of the point A shown in FIG. A contact piece 33 formed by abutting both end edges 31, 31 when the point A passes through the holding rollers 17, 17. The abutting piece portion 33 forms a cylindrical portion 32 that is closed in the cross-sectional direction. Thereby, the urethane raw material U received by the upper smooth surface 30 is in a state of being accommodated inside the tubular portion 32.
[0021]
(Urethane raw material foaming process)
When the molding paper P further moves and the point A arrives at the end of the inlet side of the cylindrical guide member 20, the cylindrical portion 32 enters the molding chamber 21 of the cylindrical guide member 20 and comes into contact therewith. The piece 33 is aligned with the slit 22 and extends upward from the slit 22 and is sandwiched between the transfer conveyors 25. And the urethane raw material U accommodated in the said cylindrical part 32 has started the foaming reaction from the time after being poured out from the said raw material extraction head 18, and A point of the said shaped paper P is a cylindrical guide. When reaching the point B (FIG. 1) of the member 20, the member 20 is expanding inside the cylindrical portion 32 (FIG. 5). Then, after a further appropriate time, the urethane raw material U expands to the entire inside of the cylindrical portion 32. At this time, the cylindrical portion 32 of the molding paper P is pressed against and closely adheres to the inner wall surface of the molding chamber 21 by the foaming pressure caused by the foaming / expansion of the urethane raw material U, so that the entire surface of the urethane raw material U is regulated by the molding chamber 21. It becomes to foam in the created space.
[0022]
Then, the foaming reaction of the urethane raw material U is completed within a required time until the molding paper P further moves and the point A reaches the outlet side of the cylindrical guide member 20, and the cross section along the cross sectional shape of the molding chamber 21. The urethane foam material S cured into a shape is formed (FIG. 6). When the point A comes out of the cylindrical guide member 20 due to the movement of the molding paper P, the urethane foam material S positioned inside the point A is completely solidified in the cylindrical portion 32 of the molding paper P. .
[0023]
Thus, in the continuous manufacturing method of the present embodiment, the long and rod-shaped urethane foam material S having the cross-sectional shape of the sealing member , which is the final product , is continuously formed inside the cylindrical portion 32 of the molded paper P. Can be molded. (Figure 7). In addition, if the molded paper P is peeled from the urethane foam S that has been molded and solidified through the cylindrical guide member 20, the urethane foam material S that has been in contact with the upper smooth surface 30 of the molded paper P is removed. A thin skin layer 35 is formed on the outer surface (FIG. 8). That is, the obtained urethane foam material S is a urethane foam that is long and continuous in a rod shape, and the outer surface other than both ends thereof is substantially covered with a skin layer. Moreover, on the outer surface of the urethane foam material S, there is only one parting line PL extending in the longitudinal direction. Here, the term “substantially” is because, depending on the state of the molded paper P, the skin layer may not be completely formed on the entire outer surface other than both ends of the urethane foam material S. . Therefore, if the state of the upper smooth surface 30 of the molded paper P is good, the skin layer is formed on the entire outer surface of the urethane foam material S excluding both ends.
[0024]
Thus, in the continuous production method of the urethane foam material according to the present embodiment using the molding apparatus 10, the urethane stock solution U is supplied to the upper smooth surface of the molded paper P that is continuously drawn and travels horizontally, The cylindrical part 32 formed by deforming the molded paper P is moved along the molding chamber 21 of the cylindrical guide member 20, and the urethane raw material U poured out in the cylindrical part 32 is foamed at this time. Thus, the long and rod-like urethane foam material S can be continuously formed. Further, since the cylindrical portion 32 that has entered the molding chamber 21 is formed as a closed space by the contact of the contact piece portion 33, the same pressure is applied to the entire outer surface of the molded urethane foam S. And the entire urethane foam S is cured at a uniform density. In addition, since the cylindrical guide member 20 is manufactured at a low cost, the molding paper P is supplied at a low cost, and there is no need for post-molding, the molding cost can be greatly reduced. As shown in FIG. 5, the degree of contact of the contact piece 33 that is sandwiched between opposing transfer conveyors 25, 25 and has a palm-like shape is the foaming reaction of the urethane raw material U inside the tubular portion 32. The degree of gas is caused to escape to the outside, but the urethane raw material is not allowed to escape.
[0025]
In the above embodiment, the case where the molding chamber 21 of the cylindrical guide member 20 is set to have a circular cross-section and the urethane foam material S having a circular cross-section is continuously formed is exemplified. However, the cross-sectional shape of the molding chamber 21 is polygonal. If the shape is set to be oval, the cylindrical portion 32 of the molded paper P is deformed along this shape, so that the urethane foam material S having a cross-sectional shape corresponding to the shape is continuously formed. In addition, regardless of the cross-sectional shape, a skin layer 35 is formed on the outer surface of the molded urethane foam material S due to contact with the upper smooth surface 30 of the molded paper P. As a result, the application range is widened.
[0026]
【The invention's effect】
As described above, the manufacturing method of the sealing member according to the present invention is such that the urethane worm material manufactured by this method is substantially covered with a skin layer on the outer surface except for both ends thereof, and one on the outer surface. Only parting lines extend in the longitudinal direction. Therefore, since the sealing member made of this urethane foam material has only one parting line, there is no escape port even if gas or liquid enters from the side of the line. There is an advantage that the sealing function is sufficiently fulfilled. Moreover, the sealing member made of urethane foam material has a thin skin layer formed on the outer surface that was in contact with the upper smooth surface of the molded paper, so that the air permeability can be lowered as the surface strength is increased. Has an effect.
Further, in the method for producing a sealing member according to the present invention, a tubular shape formed by continuously supplying a urethane stock solution to the upper smooth surface of a continuously formed paper that is fed out and runs horizontally, and deforming this paper. The part is moved along the inside of the cylindrical guide member, and at this time, the urethane raw material is expanded and expanded in the cylindrical part, so that a long and rod-like urethane foam material can be continuously formed. There are advantages. In addition, the cylindrical guide member can be manufactured at low cost, and the molded paper is also supplied at low cost and does not require post-molding. Therefore, there is an advantage that the molding cost can be greatly reduced. And since the contact piece portion of the forming paper is extended upward from the slit and is held between the belts of the transfer conveyor that rotates the contact piece portion from both sides, the cylindrical portion of the forming paper is Can be moved inside the guide member .
[Brief description of the drawings]
FIG. 1 is a partially omitted perspective view of an apparatus for carrying out a continuous manufacturing method of a sealing member according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.
2 is a partial front view on the upstream side of the molding apparatus shown in FIG. 1. FIG.
FIG. 3 is a partial plan view on the upstream side of the molding apparatus shown in FIG. 1;
4 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line IV-IV in FIG. 1, and shows a process when the molded paper supplied with the urethane raw material is gradually deformed into a cylindrical shape.
FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view taken along line VV in FIG. 1 and shows a state in which a urethane raw material is foamed and expanded inside a cylindrical portion passing through a cylindrical guide member.
6 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line VI-VI of FIG. 1, and the urethane foam material that has expanded inside the cylindrical portion that has passed through the cylindrical guide member is hardened and conforms to the inner shape of the guide member. Shows a state in which it is being molded.
7 is a partial perspective view showing a urethane foam material molded by the molding apparatus shown in FIG. 1 in a mounted state of molded paper.
8 is a partial perspective view showing a urethane foam material molded by the molding apparatus shown in FIG. 1 in a state in which the molded paper is partially peeled, and one parting in the longitudinal direction of the outer surface thereof. A line is formed.
FIG. 9 is a cross-sectional view of a conventional example showing a state where a urethane foam material is molded in a cavity of a foam molding die.
FIG. 10 is a conventional example in which a raw material made of urethane foam material is continuously formed on a transfer conveyor, and (a) shows a state in which a raw material is formed by foaming urethane raw material poured out on the transfer conveyor. (B) is the XX sectional view taken on the line of (a).
[Explanation of symbols]
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 15 Base paper roll 18 Raw material extraction head 20 Cylindrical guide member 21 Molding chamber 22 Slit 25 Transfer conveyor 30 Upper smooth surface 31 Edge part 32 Cylindrical part 33 Contact piece part
35 Skin layer ( skin layer )
P Molded paper
PL Parting line S Urethane foam material U Urethane raw material

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原紙ロール(15)から連続的に繰出されて走行する成形紙(P)の上部平滑面(30)にウレタン原料(U)を原料注出ヘッド(18)から連続的に供給した後に、該成形紙(P)における長手方向の両端縁部(31,31)を合掌状に当接させて筒状に変形させ、
下流側に配設した筒状ガイド部材(20)の成形室(21)に、前記成形紙(P)が変形して形成された筒状部(32)を整合させると共に、該ガイド部材(20)の長手方向に開設した直線状のスリット(22)に、前記両端縁部(31,31)が当接して形成された当接片部(33)を整合させ、
前記スリット(22)から延出した前記当接片部(33)を対向的に配設された移送コンベア(25)で両側から挟持し、回転する該移送コンベア(25)により前記筒状部(32)を成形室(21)内へ移動させ、
この筒状部(32)が前記成形室(21)内を移動する過程で、前記成形紙(P)に供給した前記ウレタン原料(U)を発泡・膨張させることによって、該成形室(21)の内壁面に密着する筒状部(32)の内側に長尺で棒状をなすウレタンフォーム材(S)を連続的に成形し、
成形・固化のなされた前記ウレタンフォーム材 (S) から前記成形紙 (P) を剥離することで、該成形紙 (P) の上部平滑面 (30) に接触していた該ウレタンフォーム材 (S) の外表面に薄膜の表皮層 (35) を形成すると共に、該成形紙 (P) の合掌状に当接した前記両端縁部 (31,31) の基部に沿って長手方向に1本のパーティングライン (PL) を形成する
ことを特徴とするシーリング部材の製造方法。
The urethane raw material (U) is continuously fed from the raw material dispensing head (18) to the upper smooth surface (30) of the molding paper (P) that is continuously fed from the base paper roll (15) and then travels. The two edge portions (31, 31) in the longitudinal direction of the paper (P) are brought into contact with each other like a palm and deformed into a cylindrical shape,
The cylindrical portion (32) formed by deforming the molding paper (P) is aligned with the molding chamber (21) of the cylindrical guide member (20) disposed on the downstream side, and the guide member (20 ) And a linear slit (22) opened in the longitudinal direction of the above, align the abutting piece portion (33) formed by abutting the both edge portions (31, 31),
The abutting piece (33) extending from the slit (22) is sandwiched from both sides by a transfer conveyor (25) disposed oppositely, and the cylindrical portion ( 32) is moved into the molding chamber (21),
In the process of moving the cylindrical portion (32) in the molding chamber (21), the urethane raw material (U) supplied to the molding paper (P) is expanded and expanded, thereby forming the molding chamber (21). Continuously molding a long and rod-shaped urethane foam material (S) inside the cylindrical part (32) that is in close contact with the inner wall surface of
By peeling the molded sheet (P) from the urethane foam material it was made of molded and solidified (S), the urethane foam material was in contact with the upper flat surface (30) of the molded sheet (P) (S and forming epidermal layer of thin film (35) on the outer surface of) the both end edge portions in contact with the butt-seamed of the molded sheet (P) 1 pieces of longitudinally along the base of (31, 31) A method for manufacturing a sealing member, comprising forming a parting line (PL) .
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