JP4669872B2 - Resin plate joining method - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a method for obtaining a resin plate having a larger dimension by joining end surfaces of resin plates made of a thermoplastic resin such as a plastic corrugated board.

  Plastic corrugated board made of resin such as polypropylene is more widely used for logistics materials such as shipping containers because it has higher water resistance and higher durability than paper corrugated board. This plastic corrugated board is made of a thermoplastic resin in which a plurality of liners, which are plate-like parts parallel to each other, and a plurality of ribs arranged in parallel to each other are connected vertically. It is a structural board. Due to the ribs arranged in parallel, the plastic corrugated board exhibits high strength against both a force perpendicular to the liner and a force applied to an end surface parallel to the rib.

  However, even if a plurality of plastic corrugated board are joined to obtain a joined plastic corrugated board having a larger dimensional width, it is difficult to firmly bond with an adhesive.

  For this reason, as shown in FIG. 7, there has been proposed a joining method in which two plastic corrugated boards 1 are sandwiched between H-shaped frame members 2, and these are stopped with plastic rivets 3.

  Further, at the end of the plastic corrugated board as shown in FIG. 8 in the direction parallel to the rib 1b, the same resin connecting core 5 is sandwiched in the space formed by the liner 1a and the rib 1b (see FIG. 8). 8 (a)), a method of deforming and joining by applying heat and pressure from above and below (FIG. 8B) has been proposed (Patent Document 1).

  In addition to these, as shown in FIG. 9, the end portions of the two plastic corrugated board are partially overlapped without using other joining parts (FIG. 9A), and the overlapped surfaces are thermally welded. The joining method is performed (FIG. 9B).

  On the other hand, as a hollow structure board made of thermoplastic resin, in addition to a plastic corrugated board, a flat sheet 17a is bonded to one surface serving as a base of a cap sheet 17c having a plurality of cap-shaped protrusions 17b (FIG. 10). There is a plastic bubble board 17 as described in a) and (b). On the contrary, there is a plastic bubble board 17 ′ as shown in FIGS. 10C and 10D in which a flat sheet 17 a is bonded onto the protrusion 17 b of the cap sheet 17 c. Further, there is a plastic bubble board 17 ″ as shown in FIGS. 11A and 11B in which a flat sheet 17a is bonded to both sides of the cap sheet 17c. These plastic bubble boards are also joined by the same method. Things have been done.

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  However, in the method shown in FIG. 7, it is necessary to perform a highly accurate joining process after preparing joining parts such as the H-shaped frame member 2 and the plastic rivet 3 in addition to the plastic corrugated board and the plastic bubble board. The productivity of the entire manufacturing process was reduced. Further, the method shown in FIG. 8 is applicable only to a plastic corrugated board because the gap between the end to be joined and the rib has to be open to some extent in order to sandwich the connecting core 5 therebetween. In some cases, the end portion must be cut again in order to secure a width sufficient to sandwich the core 5, and unevenness occurs in the joint portion, resulting in a flat joint resin plate. Further, in the method shown in FIG. 9, although other joining parts are not required and the joining process is simple, a large step is generated in the upper and lower sides, and it is difficult to prepare a flat appearance. Furthermore, none of these methods can be used for joining solid plates made of thermoplastic resin.

  Accordingly, an object of the present invention is to join a resin plate made of a thermoplastic resin while suppressing a step generated on a joining surface by a simple joining process.

  In this invention, the two resin plates to be joined are overlapped, and one end of the joining plate made of the same thermoplastic resin with a size covering the end surfaces is formed on the end surfaces formed by aligning the end portions to be joined. The bonding plate and the end surface are heated and melted and bonded to each other, and after joining the end portions of the two resin plates to the bonding plate, the other surface of the bonding plate is softened so that it can be bonded. While the two sheets of the resin plate are bent at a bonding line, and the other surfaces of the bonding plate are bonded to each other. The above-mentioned problem has been solved by joining the end portions of the resin plate in a flat plate shape connected to each other.

  As a method of joining the end face and the joining plate, one surface of the joining plate is applied to the end face, the joining plate is heated from the other face, and the two resins are interposed via the joining plate. Each end of the plate is also heated to soften both the joining plate and each of the end to a bondable strength, and the end of the resin plate is adhered to the softened joining plate, respectively. Is. In the case of this method, in order to heat, a heat bar that is a temperature at which the thermoplastic resin can be melted is applied to the other surface of the joining plate.

  The bonding method according to the present invention can be used for bonding a general thermoplastic resin plate, and the form of the applicable resin plate is not particularly limited. Specifically, it may be a solid board without a cavity inside, or a flat sheet is bonded to at least one surface of a plastic corrugated board with ribs between the liners or a cap sheet having a plurality of cap-shaped protrusions. Plastic bubble board may be used. These hollow structural boards such as plastic corrugated board and plastic bubble board have a hollow portion by a method other than foaming. Further, it may be a foamed plastic sheet or foamed plastic board having a hollow portion formed by internally foaming resin and having communication holes, independent holes, or both. Specifically, as the plastic foam board, there is a plastic pearl manufactured by Kawakami Sangyo Co., Ltd. Examples of the foamed plastic board include Sumiceller (registered trademark) manufactured by Sumitomo Chemical Co., Ltd., Fcell (registered trademark) manufactured by Furukawa Electric Co., Ltd., and the like.

  As the joining plate, in addition to a solid plate, a hollow structure plate such as a plastic corrugated board, a plastic bubble board, a foamed plastic sheet or a foamed plastic board can be used. When a hollow structure plate is used, it is bonded to the end face. When making it heat, the said heat bar is pressed and compressed. In any case, after bonding to the end face, it must be foldable while it is melted.

  When the joining plate is a solid plate, the original thickness is preferably 0.5 mm or more and 20 mm or less, and when having a hollow portion formed by a method other than foaming, such as a plastic corrugated board or a plastic bubble board, the thickness is When it has a cavity formed by foaming such as a foamed plastic board or a foamed plastic sheet, the thickness may be 0.5 mm or more and 15 mm or less, particularly 0.5 to 1 mm. More preferably. The foamed plastic sheet and the foamed plastic board have the same structure except for the different thicknesses. For convenience, the original thickness of less than 5 mm is called the foamed plastic sheet, and the foamed plastic sheet is foamed with a thickness of 5 mm or more. Called a plastic board.

  Moreover, even if it is any joining board, it is good in the thickness after adhesion to the said end surface being 0.1 mm or more and 1.5 mm or less. In either case, if it is too thin, the strength after bonding may be insufficient, and if it is too thick, it may not be possible to bend. In the case where the original thickness exceeds these values, the thickness is reduced by compressing at the time of bonding to the end face to reduce the thickness.

  Furthermore, after joining the other surfaces of the joining plate, the surplus portion of the joining plate that protrudes from the joining portion is cut off with a cutting blade. When trying to join using the above-mentioned joining plate of a size that does not cause an excess portion from the beginning, the accuracy required during the work is increased, and the joining may be incomplete, especially the resin plate is a hollow structure In this case, a gap may be generated between the end of the joining plate and the flat plate surface of the resin plate. For this reason, it is good to cut off an excess part after joining using the said joining board larger than the said end surface. In addition, after bonding the bonding plate to the end surface and trying to cut it before bonding the other surfaces of the bonding plate, the bonding plate is cooled during that time, and it becomes difficult to bond. It is preferable to excise after bonding the other surfaces.

  Examples of the thermoplastic resin constituting the resin plate include polyolefin such as polypropylene.

  In addition, in heating, a heat bar whose contact surface is processed with a fluororesin is used, or by applying a heat bar through a plastic sheet processed with a fluororesin such as a Teflon (registered trademark) sheet, It can be suppressed that the resin of the resin plate adheres to the heat bar, the surface after the heat bar is released becomes rough, and the adhesive strength becomes insufficient.

  By the joining method according to the present invention, the end portions of the two thermoplastic resin plates can be firmly and easily bonded to each other to obtain a single joined resin plate.

Hereinafter, the present invention will be described with specific embodiments.
First, a first embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. In this embodiment, a plastic corrugated board 21 provided with ribs 21b between liners 21a shown in FIG. 1A is used as a resin board made of thermoplastic resin. The end portions 21d and 21d to be joined are aligned as shown in FIG. 1B, and the joining plate 22 made of the same thermoplastic resin is applied to the formed end face 21e.

  The area of the joining plate 22 is preferably large enough to cover at least the end face 21e where two end portions 21d, 21d of the two plastic corrugated board 21 to be joined are overlapped. If it is smaller than that, the two liners 21a are not sufficiently bonded, so that the bonding strength between the bonding plate 22 and the plastic corrugated cardboard plate 21 is insufficient.

  The end face to which the bonding plate 22 is applied and bonded is on either side of the end portion (on the 21c side) where the cross section of the rib 21b is exposed and the end portion (on the 21d side) where the rib 21b is not exposed. However, when the bonded end surface sealing plate obtained by bonding is used as the side wall of the resin box, it is preferable to adhere to the end portion (on the 21d side) where the cross section of the rib 21b is not exposed. A resin plate that is long on the end 21c side can be easily made in the production of a plastic corrugated board, but the resin plate that is long on the end 21d has a limit on the lateral width of the extrusion device of the plastic corrugated board manufacturing apparatus. If the joining method concerning this invention is used, the edge parts 21d and 21d of the two resin plates 21 and 21 will be connected, and a joining resin plate long in the direction can be obtained. However, there is no problem even if they are joined on the end 21c side.

  FIG. 1C shows a cross-sectional view in a state where one surface 22a of the joining plate 22 is in contact with the end surface 21e. In order to maintain the state where the joining plate 22 completely covers the two end portions 21d of the plastic corrugated cardboard plate 21, the table 23 on which the plastic corrugated cardboard plate 21 is placed may have a step 23a with the end portion depressed. .

  In a state where one surface 22a of the bonding plate 22 and the end surfaces 21e of the two plastic corrugated cardboard plates 21 are in contact with each other, the other surface 22b of the bonding plate 22 is pressed against the heat bar 24 and heated. The heat bar 24 is an object having good heat conductivity that can sufficiently heat the bonding plate 22, and needs to have a temperature at which the thermoplastic resin constituting the plastic corrugated board 21 and the bonding plate 22 can be softened.

  FIG. 1D shows a cross-sectional view of a state where the heat bar 24 is applied to the other surface 22b of the joining plate 22 and heated. The joining plate 22 in contact with the heat bar 24 is softened by the heat of the heat bar 24. In addition, the respective end portions 21 d forming the end surfaces 21 e of the plastic corrugated board 21 and 21 in contact with the joining plate 22 are also heated through the joining plate 22, and the contact portion between the joining plate 22 and the plastic corrugated board 21. Are heated until they soften each other and can be bonded.

  With the joining plate 22 and the end portions 21d and 21d of the plastic corrugated board 21 and 21 both sufficiently bonded, the plastic corrugated board 21 and 21 are joined to the joining board 22 with the end face 21e aligned. Push toward. Thereby, the end portions of the liner 21a and the rib 21b of the plastic corrugated board 21 and 21 are pushed into the joining board 22, and the resin of the joining board 22 and the plastic corrugated board 21 and 21 is bonded to each other. As a result, a bonded resin plate 21 ′ in which two plastic corrugated cardboard plates 21 and 21 are bonded via the bonding plate 22 is obtained.

  When it is sufficiently bonded, the heat bar 24 is separated from the bonding plate 22. At this time, the thermoplastic resin of the bonding plate 22 may adhere to the surface of the heat bar 24, and the other surface 22b of the bonding plate 22 may be roughened or may be separated from the end surface 21e to which the bonding plate 22 has been once bonded. is there. For this reason, in order to prevent adhesion of the thermoplastic resin, the contact surface of the heat bar 24 is processed with a fluororesin or heated through a plastic sheet processed with the fluororesin so that the heat bar 24 and the bonding plate 22 are bonded. It is preferable to prevent this from happening.

  When the heat bar 24 is released, the joining plate 22 is bent at the joining line 22c while the other surface 22b of the joining plate 22 is melted and can be bonded. The joining line 22c is a portion where the end portions 21d and 21d of the two plastic corrugated board 21 are in contact with each other. When one plastic corrugated board 21 is fixed and the other plastic corrugated board 21 is lifted up, the lifted plastic corrugated board 21 rotates around the joint line 22c. This state is shown in FIG. Eventually, the angle formed by the two plastic corrugated cardboard plates 21 and 21 is 180 degrees to form a single plate. At this time, the joining plate 22 is bent so that the other surface 22b becomes the inner side, and finally is folded at the joining line 22c, so that the other surfaces 22b come into contact with each other. This state is shown in FIG. The other surfaces 22b are in contact with each other while the other surface 22b is still melted, and the two plastic corrugated boards 21 and 21 form one surface. The plates 21 and 21 are pushed inward from the ends opposite to the joined ends 21d and 21d. As a result, the other bent surfaces 22b of the joining plate 22 are bonded and fixed. Thereby, the joining resin board 21 'which has the board area for two sheets by which the two plastic corrugated-card boards 21 and 21 were joined by edge part is obtained.

  However, in the state immediately after the other surfaces 22b are bonded to each other, as shown in FIG. 1 (f), the surplus portion 22d of the bonding plate 22 is connected to the one surface of the bonding resin plate 21 'from the continuous surface of the liner 21a. Is protruding. Moreover, although not shown in figure, the excessive part protrudes from the edge part 21c in which the cross section of the rib 21b is located in the edge part 21c side, ie, the front and back direction in FIG.1 (f). Further, due to the pressure when the plastic corrugated cardboard plates 21 and 21 are pushed in, the resin of the joining plate 22 is on the side of the liner 21a opposite to the liner 21a with the excess portion 22d, that is, on the side facing the joining line 22c. When the surface is pushed out, a surplus portion may protrude from the surface, and the surplus portion may protrude from the end 21c. After the joining plate 22 is cooled and the joining is completed, the surplus portion 22d and the other surplus portions are cut off by the cutting blade 28, so that there are no disturbing portions, and two plastic corrugated cardboard plates 21 are obtained. Can be finished as a bonded resin plate 21 ′ that is beautifully bonded. This excised state is shown in FIG. In addition, in order to reduce the labor for excision, it is preferable that an excessive portion other than the excessive portion 22d is not generated as much as possible when the resin is pushed out.

  The bonded resin plate 21 ′ thus bonded is obtained by melting and bonding the thermoplastic resins constituting the bonded plate 22 and the end portions 21 d of the plastic corrugated cardboard plates 21, and further bending the original bonded plate 22. Since the same surface is bonded together, the two plastic cardboard plates 21 and 21 are firmly integrated.

  The thickness of the solid plate used as the bonding plate 22 in this embodiment is not particularly limited. The joining method in the second embodiment in which the thickness of the solid plate used in the first embodiment is set to be thicker than the optimum thickness for bending will be described with reference to FIG. First, as shown in FIG. 2A, the heat bar 24 is adhered as in the case of FIG. 1, and the thick solid plate 27 is heated. By pressing the end portions of the plastic corrugated cardboard plates 21 and 21 into one surface 27a of the solid plate 27 softened by heating, the resin existing between the heat bar 24 and the end surface 21e and the heat bar 24 are compressed. The amount of resin existing between the two is reduced, and the substantial thickness of the joining plate is reduced to a thickness that can be easily bent. This reduced state is shown in FIG. 2 (b). At the same time, the end surface is melted and the bonding proceeds. Thereafter, as in the case of FIG. 1 described above, while the other surface 27b of the solid plate 27 is in a meltable state, the solid plate 27 is bent with the joint line 27c as a rotation axis, and the plastic corrugated board 21, 21 Is spread out into a single plate and pushed toward the bonding portion of the plastic corrugated boards 21 and 21, and the other surfaces 27b of the solid board 27 are bonded together and fixed in the state shown in FIG. At this time, in the same manner as in the first embodiment, there is a case where the resin overflows in the surface on the side of the joining line 27c or the end portion 21c and forms an excessive portion as it is pushed. Thereafter, as shown in FIG. 2D, the surplus portion 27d and the surplus portion where the resin has leaked from the joint portion due to the pressing are cut out by the cutting blade 28. When such a thick solid plate 27 is used, the amount of dissolved resin used for bonding to the plastic corrugated cardboard plates 21 and 21 is large, so that the bonding strength can be increased as compared with the case where the thin bonding plate 22 is used.

  Next, a third embodiment of the joining method according to the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. In this embodiment, a plastic bubble board 26 as shown in FIG. 3A is used as a resin plate to be joined. This is a flat sheet 26a bonded to both surfaces of a cap sheet 26c having a plurality of cap-shaped protrusions 26b. The manufacturing method includes, for example, forming a cap sheet 26c by pressing a melt-extruded sheet by a plurality of cylindrical protrusions from a surface on the base side, and forming a flat sheet on each surface. Examples thereof include a method of thermally welding 26a, a method of forming a cap sheet 26c having the same shape by injection molding, and similarly heat-sealing the flat sheet 26a.

  Two of the plastic bubble boards 26 are used, and the end face 26e is formed by aligning the end portions 26d of the two sheets as shown in FIG. 3A, as in the first embodiment. When the bonding plate 22 is applied to the end face 26e, unlike the first embodiment, since the plastic bubble board 26 has no directionality, it may be applied to any end face. As in the first embodiment, as shown in FIGS. 3B and 3C, the heat bar 24 is heated against the other surface 22b of the bonding plate 22 to heat the cap sheet 26c and the end surfaces 26e of the flat sheets 26a and 26a. Is bonded to the bonding plate 22.

  Further, as in the first embodiment, while the other surface 22b of the bonding plate 22 is melted and can be bonded, as shown in FIG. While bending 22, it opens until the angle formed by the plastic bubble boards 26, 26 is 180 degrees. When opened, the plastic foam boards 26 and 26 are pushed toward the joining plate 22 from the end opposite to the joined end of the plastic foam boards 26 and 26, and the other faces 22b are bonded to each other. At this time, as in the first embodiment, in addition to the original surplus portion 22d of the joining plate 22, the softened resin is also applied to the surface on the joining line 22c side, the end portion 26f perpendicular to the end portion 26d, and the like. It may overflow and form a surplus part. Thereafter, after cooling and fixing to complete the bonding, the excess portion 22d and other excess portions in the direction not shown are cut off, so that the plastic bubble board 26 is bonded by the joining plate 22 as shown in FIG. A joined plastic bubble board 26 'can be obtained.

  In addition, in the third embodiment, a plastic bubble board in which the flat sheet 26a is bonded to any one surface of the cap sheet 26c can be similarly bonded, but the flat sheet 26a is provided on both surfaces. In comparison, bonding tends to be insufficient.

  Next, as a fourth embodiment, a case where a plastic corrugated board 29 is used as the joining plate will be described. An embodiment in this case is shown in FIG. As in the first embodiment, the end faces of the plastic corrugated board 21 and 21 that are the resin boards to be joined are aligned to form an end face, and the plastic corrugated board 29 made of the same thermoplastic resin as the joining board is formed there. Are placed vertically, the end surfaces of the plastic corrugated board 21 and 21 are applied to one surface, and the heat bar 24 is applied to the other surface. This state is shown in FIG. The end faces of the plastic cardboard plates 21 and 21 are pushed toward the softened and softened plastic corrugated cardboard plate 29 in contact with the heat bar 24 to perform bonding, and the plastic corrugated cardboard plate 29 is compressed while shrinking the cavity between the liners 29a. Compress. This state is shown in FIG. When the cavity between the heat bar 24 and the plastic corrugated board 21 and 21 is almost eliminated and the thickness of the joined portion of the joined plate is compressed to about 0.1 to 1.5 mm, the heating is stopped there. This state is shown in FIG. By compressing to such a thickness, it is possible to bend the joined plate after joining and rotate the plastic cardboard plates 21 and 21 as in the first embodiment. After releasing the heat bar 24, while the other surface 29c is melted, the plastic corrugated cardboard plates 21 and 21 are quickly rotated around the bonding line 29d to bond the other surfaces 29c together. At this time, the plastic corrugated cardboard plates 21 and 21 are pressed toward the bonding surface to sufficiently bond the resin. However, depending on the pressure, the resin overflows to other surfaces as in the above embodiment, and the excess portion is removed. Arise. After bonding, the surplus portion 29e and other surplus portions are cut off with the cutting blade 28 in the same manner as in the above-described embodiment to complete the joining.

  Furthermore, the case where the foamed plastic board 30 is used for the said joining board is demonstrated as 5th embodiment. The foamed plastic board 30 is a plastic board in which a thermoplastic resin is foamed to have independent holes, communication holes, or both inside. As in the first embodiment, the end faces of the plastic corrugated boards 21 and 21 that are the resin plates to be joined are aligned, and a foamed plastic board 30 made of the same thermoplastic resin is vertically set up as the joining plate there. Then, the end face where the end portions of the plastic corrugated board 21 and 21 are aligned is applied to one surface, and the heat bar 24 is applied to the other surface. This state is shown in FIG. The end surfaces of the plastic corrugated boards 21 and 21 are pushed into the foamed plastic board 30 heated and softened by being in contact with the heat bar 24 to perform adhesion, and the cavities in the foamed plastic board 30 are contracted and compressed. This state is shown in FIG. When the hollow portion between the heat bar 24 and the plastic corrugated board 21 and 21 is almost eliminated and the surface in contact with the heat bar 24 is compressed to a flat plate, the heating is stopped there. This state is shown in FIG. At this time, if the thickness of the joining portion of the foamed plastic boat 30 as the joining plate is compressed to about 0.1 to 1.5 mm, the joining plate is bent and the plastic cardboard plates 21 and 21 are rotated. It can be moved. After that, as in the first embodiment, as shown in FIG. 5D, the plastic corrugated board 21 is rotated about the joint line 30d as a rotation axis, and the other side of the compressed foamed plastic board 30 is rotated. The surface 30b is bonded, the plastic corrugated cardboard plates 21 and 21 are pushed together toward the bonding surface, and the surplus portion 30c and other surplus portions are cut off to complete the joining.

  Furthermore, the case where the solid board 31 is used for the said resin board is demonstrated as 6th embodiment. In addition, the joining board 22 which is a thin solid board is used for a joining board similarly to 1st embodiment. As in the first embodiment, the end faces of the solid plates 31 and 31 which are resin plates to be joined are aligned, the joining plate 22 is set up there, and the end faces 31a and 31a of the solid plate 31 are applied to one surface 22a, The heat bar 24 is applied to the other surface. This state is shown in FIG. By contacting the heat bar 24, the joining plate 22 is softened, and the end faces 31 a and 31 a are also softened via the joining plate 22. At this time, since the end surfaces 31a and 31a are flat and there is no dent, if the heat bar 24 is pushed too much, the resin tends to protrude, so that the strength of the pushing force is preferably smaller than that of the above embodiment. Moreover, in order to reduce the pushing force, it is more preferable that the joining plate 22 does not need to be compressed as shown in FIG. This state is shown in FIG. Hereinafter, as in the above-described embodiment, the solid plates 31 and 31 are rotated about the bonding line 22c as a rotation axis as shown in FIG. 6C, and the other surface 22b of the bonding plate 22 is bonded. This state is shown in FIG. Also at this time, since there is no dent for the resin to escape on the end faces 31a, 31a of the bonded portions, the force applied when pushing the solid plates 31, 31 toward the bonded portions is preferably smaller than that in the above embodiment. In this embodiment, when the solid plates 31 and 31 are pushed in, the resin easily protrudes at the bonded portion to form an excessive portion. When a new surplus portion is generated, the surplus portion 22d due to the surplus portion of the original joining plate 22 is cut out together with that portion to complete the joining to obtain a joining resin plate 31 '.

(A) A perspective view of a plastic corrugated board in the first embodiment of the joining method, (b) a perspective view in a state in which end faces are aligned, (c) a sectional view in a state in which the joining board is applied to the end faces, (d) a heat bar (E) a cross-sectional view when the bonding plates are bent, (f) a cross-sectional view when bonding the bonding plates together, (g) when cutting off an excess portion of the bonding plates Cross section of (A) Cross-sectional view when performing the second embodiment using a thick solid plate as a joining plate, (b) Cross-sectional view when compressing a thick solid plate, (c) Cross-sectional view when bonding the joining plates together (D) Sectional view at the time of excising the excess part of a joining board (A) Perspective view of a plastic bubble board in the third embodiment of the joining method, (b) a sectional view in a state in which the joining plate is applied to the end face and the heat bar is brought close, (c) a section when the end face and the joining plate are bonded Figure, (d) Cross-sectional view when bending the joining plate at the joining line, (e) Cross-sectional view when excising the surplus part after bonding the joining plates together (A) Sectional view when using a plastic corrugated board as a joining board in the fourth embodiment of the joining method, (b) Sectional view when compressing the plastic corrugated board used for the joining board, (c) Joining board Sectional view after compression of the plastic corrugated board used for the above, (d) Sectional view when cutting off the excess part after bending and bonding at the joining line (A) sectional view at the time of joining using a foamed plastic board as a joining plate in the fifth embodiment of the joining method, (b) sectional view when compressing the foamed plastic board, (c) foamed plastic board Cross-sectional view after compression is finished, (d) Cross-sectional view when cutting off surplus part after bending and bonding at the joining line (A) Cross-sectional view when joining solid plates in the sixth embodiment, (b) Cross-sectional view when heating the joining plate against the end face and heating with a heat bar, (c) Cross-sectional view when bending the joining plate, (D) Cross-sectional view when bonding plates are bonded together, (e) Cross-sectional view when cutting excess portions of the bonding plates Sectional view of a conventional bonded plastic corrugated board using plastic rivets (A) Schematic showing a conventional method for producing a bonded plastic corrugated board using a connecting core, (b) Cross-sectional view when fixed by hot pressure (A) Schematic showing a conventional method of manufacturing a bonded plastic corrugated board that is joined by heat welding with overlapping end portions, (b) A sectional view showing a state after crimping (A) Cross-sectional view of a plastic bubble board with a flat sheet affixed on one side of the cap sheet, (b) a perspective view of (a), (c) a plastic bubble board with a flat sheet affixed on the protrusion of the cap sheet Sectional view, sectional views of (d) and (c) (A) Cross-sectional view of plastic bubble board with flat sheets pasted on both sides of cap sheet, (b) Perspective view of (a)

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DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Plastic corrugated board 2 H-shaped frame material 3 Plastic rivet 5 Core for connection 17 (The flat sheet was affixed on the base side surface of the cap sheet) Plastic bubble board 17 '(The flat sheet was affixed on the protrusion of the cap sheet ) Plastic foam board 17 "(with flat sheets attached to both sides of the cap sheet) Plastic foam board 17a Flat sheet 17b Protrusion 17c Cap sheet 21 Plastic corrugated board 21a Liner 21b Rib 21c (Rib cross section exposed) End 21d (Rib cross section is not exposed) End 21e End surface 21 'Bonding resin plate 22 Bonding plate (solid plate)
22a One surface 22b The other surface 22c Bonding line 22d Excess portion 23 Base 23a Step 24 Heat bar 24a One surface 24b The other surface 26 (Attached sheets on both sides of the cap sheet) Plastic bubble board 26 'Bonded plastic bubble board 26a Flat sheet 26b Protrusion 26c Cap sheet 26d End portion 26e End surface 26f End portion 27 (Thick) Solid plate 27a One surface 27b The other surface 27c Joining line 27d Surplus portion 28 Cutting blade 29 (used as a joining plate) Plastic corrugated board Plate 29a Liner 29b Rib 29c Other surface 29d Bonding line 29e Excess portion 30 Foamed plastic board 30a One surface 30b Other surface 30c Surplus portion 30d Bonding wire 31 Solid plate 31a End surface 31 'Bonding resin plate

Claims (2)

A joining method in which two resin plates made of thermoplastic resin are joined at ends,
The two resin plates are overlapped, and the end surface formed by aligning the end portions to be joined to each other is applied to one surface of the joining plate made of the thermoplastic resin in a size covering the end surface,
The joining plate can be heated from the other surface, and the respective end portions of the two resin plates can be heated via the joining plate so that both the joining plate and the respective end portions can be bonded. Soften to a strong strength,
After adhering the softened end surface of the resin plate and one surface of the joining plate, and joining the end portions of the two resin plates to the joining plate,
While the other surface of the bonding plate is softened so as to be bonded, the bonding plate is bent at a bonding line that is a portion where the ends of the two resin plates are in contact with each other, and the other surface of the bonding plate is A method for joining resin plates, wherein the two resin plates are joined to each other in a flat plate shape whose ends are connected to each other by bonding the surfaces to each other.   The joining method of the resin plate of Claim 1 which cuts off the surplus part of the said joining plate which protruded from the joined part with a cutting blade, after joining the said 2 resin plate.

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