JPH0212740B2 - - Google Patents
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- JPH0212740B2 JPH0212740B2 JP60143378A JP14337885A JPH0212740B2 JP H0212740 B2 JPH0212740 B2 JP H0212740B2 JP 60143378 A JP60143378 A JP 60143378A JP 14337885 A JP14337885 A JP 14337885A JP H0212740 B2 JPH0212740 B2 JP H0212740B2
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- resin
- water
- molding
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- foam
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The extruded resin may be allowed to foam as it is in the air, but when the molding passage is attached closely to the die, the resin will foam in the molding passage, increase its volume, and change its cross-sectional shape. It is regulated and becomes the desired shape. During this time, the resin is cooled, but
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It has been almost difficult to obtain a foam with a surface smooth enough to withstand practical use. Moreover, even if the above-mentioned molding is possible under very limited conditions such as the shape of the molded article, the type of resin, the expansion ratio, etc., the molding itself is impossible in most cases. That is, the resistance in the molding passage usually causes clogging and the foam deforms and breaks.
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Since the resin is foamed in the molding passage to form a molded object, the shape of the foamable resin is regulated by the molding passage when it expands and changes its volume, so it can be shaped exactly as desired. A molded body can be obtained. In addition, since the wall surface of the molding channel in contact with the die is coated with a non-hydrophilic organic material, the foamable resin can be molded while sliding on the surface of the non-hydrophilic organic material. Therefore, it is slippery and hard to get damaged. In addition, the non-hydrophilic organic material used is one on which water forms a contact angle of 70 degrees or more, and water is not forced into the mouth between the mouth wall and the resin. Therefore, the foamable resin slides on the non-hydrophilic organic material using water as a lubricant, and therefore there is less friction on the wall surface of the molding passage 5, forming a smooth surface and improving the surface quality. form a foam. Moreover, the above friction can cause the resin to advance at a high speed. Furthermore, due to the lubricating effect of water, there is less wear and tear on the non-hydrophilic organic material, and therefore molding can be carried out continuously for a long period of time. Furthermore, since water is used as a lubricant, no post-treatment is required to remove it. The method of the invention provides these benefits.
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In the case where the extrusion port 7 is provided separately, it is desirable to provide a water pressure regulating valve or distributor in each pipe connected to the extrusion port 7. Further, when the extrusion ports 7 are provided continuously, it is desirable to provide a water storage portion extending over the entire extrusion port 7. In order to prevent the molten resin from flowing back from the extrusion port 7,
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The 40mm section is made of PTFE block, and the remaining 40mm is made of iron, both of which can be water cooled from the back.
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FIG. 1 is a partially cut away longitudinal sectional view of an apparatus in one embodiment of the method of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a partially cut away longitudinal sectional view of an apparatus in another embodiment of the method of the present invention. Figure 3 shows - in Figure 2.
FIG. In the figure, 1 is an extruder, 2 is a breaker plate, 3 is a die plate, 4 is a die, 5 is a molding passage, 6 is a coating layer of non-hydrophilic polymer, 7 is a water extrusion port, and 8 is an enlarged 9 is a cutting tool, 10 is a gap, and 11 is a take-off device.
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å¯å¡æ§æš¹èçºæ³¡äœã®è£œé æ¹æ³ã[Claims] 1. A foamable thermoplastic resin that has been heated and softened is sent from an extruder into a die, extruded into a molding passage in close contact with the die, and the resin is foamed in the molding passage. In this method, the wall surface of the molding channel in contact with the die is made of a non-hydrophilic organic material, and water forms a contact angle of 70 degrees or more on the non-hydrophilic organic material. using things,
A method for producing a thermoplastic resin foam, the method comprising extruding a foamable resin while pressurizing water between a mouthpiece wall surface and a resin in a mouthpiece. 2. The method for producing a thermoplastic resin foam according to claim 1, characterized in that the non-hydrophilic organic material is a non-hydrophilic polymer.
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