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JPH0230258Y2
JPH0230258Y2 JP897682U JP897682U JPH0230258Y2 JP H0230258 Y2 JPH0230258 Y2 JP H0230258Y2 JP 897682 U JP897682 U JP 897682U JP 897682 U JP897682 U JP 897682U JP H0230258 Y2 JPH0230258 Y2 JP H0230258Y2
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teflon
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【考案の詳細な説明】 本考案は、例えばウレタンモールドの成形に用
いられる加熱発泡成形型に関し、特にアルミニウ
ムのような軽量かつ熱伝導率の良い内面型と、鉄
のような耐圧性のある外面型とを備える構造に関
する。
[Detailed description of the invention] The present invention relates to a heat foaming mold used for forming urethane molds, in particular, an inner mold that is lightweight and has good thermal conductivity such as aluminum, and an outer mold that is pressure resistant such as iron. The present invention relates to a structure comprising a mold.

従来、ウレタンモールドに用いられる加熱発泡
成形型にあつては、第1図に示すように、アルミ
ニウムからなる内面型1と、この内面型1の外側
に鉄からなる外面型2とを一体構造にしたものが
知られている。したがつて、この成形型は、全体
を鉄材で構成したものに比べ軽量化されつつ加熱
発泡時の耐圧と耐熱に対処されている。しかし、
内面型1の外周面が鉄材で万遍なく覆われている
ため、内面型1の加熱効率が悪く、効率的なモー
ルド生産ができないうえ、モールド成形毎に離型
剤を使用しなければならず、離型剤を内面型1に
塗付する面倒な作業が必要であり、離型剤の消耗
が激しく経済的でない、しかも、加熱発泡時に離
型剤の臭気が発生され、作業環境の劣悪化が誘発
されている。
Conventionally, as shown in Fig. 1, a heat foaming mold used for urethane molds has an integral structure consisting of an inner mold 1 made of aluminum and an outer mold 2 made of iron on the outside of this inner mold 1. What has been done is known. Therefore, this mold is lighter in weight than a mold made entirely of iron, and is resistant to pressure and heat during heating and foaming. but,
Since the outer peripheral surface of the inner mold 1 is evenly covered with iron material, the heating efficiency of the inner mold 1 is poor, making efficient mold production impossible, and a mold release agent must be used each time molding is performed. The troublesome work of applying the mold release agent to the inner mold 1 is necessary, and the mold release agent is consumed and is not economical.Moreover, the odor of the mold release agent is generated during heating and foaming, which worsens the working environment. is being induced.

本考案は前述した従来の欠点を解消するため
に、内面型と外面型を着脱自在構造にすると共
に、内面型の成形表面にテフロンを層状に付着さ
せ、かつ外面型に多数個の貫通孔を備えることに
よつて、加熱効率を効率的に向上し、しかも軽量
な内面型のみを取り外して成形サイクルの短縮や
テフロンの再生作業が容易にできる加熱発泡成形
型を提供するものである。
In order to solve the above-mentioned conventional drawbacks, this invention has a structure in which the inner and outer molds are detachable, a layer of Teflon is attached to the molding surface of the inner mold, and a large number of through holes are formed in the outer mold. By providing such a heat foaming mold, heating efficiency can be efficiently improved, and only the lightweight inner mold can be removed to shorten the molding cycle and easily regenerate Teflon.

以下、第2図について本考案の施された加熱発
泡成形型の実施例の詳細を説明する。
Hereinafter, details of an embodiment of the heat-foaming mold according to the present invention will be explained with reference to FIG.

この成形型は、第2図に示すように、内面型1
1と外面型12とを備え、内面型11はアルミニ
ウムのような軽量かつ熱伝導率の良好な素材から
なり、外面型12は鉄のような耐圧性のある素材
で構成されている。これらの内面型11と外面型
12は着脱自在に重ね合わされる。前記内面型1
1の成形表面11aにはテフロン13が層状に焼
付けられ、これによつて、加熱発泡成形用のキヤ
ビテイ14が形成される。また、前記外面型12
には多数個の貫通孔15,15…が穿たれてい
る。この貫通孔15,15…は外面型12の所定
形状を作る前の板素材に、プレス加工によつてパ
ンチングされ、このパンチングされたものを図示
のような所定形状に構成することによつて、外面
型2が形成されている。
As shown in FIG.
1 and an outer mold 12, the inner mold 11 is made of a material that is lightweight and has good thermal conductivity, such as aluminum, and the outer mold 12 is made of a pressure-resistant material such as iron. These inner mold 11 and outer mold 12 are removably superimposed on each other. Said inner mold 1
Teflon 13 is baked in a layer on the molding surface 11a of the molding surface 11a, thereby forming a cavity 14 for heat foam molding. In addition, the outer mold 12
A large number of through holes 15, 15, . . . are bored in the hole. The through holes 15, 15... are punched by press working in the plate material before forming the predetermined shape of the outer mold 12, and by forming the punched material into the predetermined shape as shown in the figure, An outer mold 2 is formed.

以上のように構成された前記実施例によれば、
キヤビテイ14に発泡用の例えばウレタン等の発
泡原料を注入した後、従来と同様に外面型12の
外側から加熱させ、前記原料を加熱発泡させるの
であるが、この加熱発泡時において、外面型12
に多数個の貫通孔15が穿たれているので、内面
型12には貫通孔15,15…を通して直かに加
熱がなされ、効率的な加熱発泡が行なわれる。し
かも、内面型11の成形表面11aにテフロン1
3が層状に施されているので、従来のような離型
剤を必要としない。また、現在のテフロン13は
耐久性に問題があるけれども、本考案によれば、
内面型11と外面型12とが着脱自在であるの
で、予めテフロン加工を施した内面型11を準備
しておき、内面型11のみを取り換えるだけで加
熱発泡作業を続行することができることは、勿論
のこと内面型11が軽量であるので、テフロン1
3を再生する場合に加熱発泡を行なう場所からテ
フロン13を再生する場所への内面型11の運搬
が容易であり、速やかなテフロン再生処理ができ
る。
According to the embodiment configured as above,
After a foaming raw material such as urethane for foaming is injected into the cavity 14, the raw material is heated and foamed from the outside of the outer mold 12 as in the conventional method.
Since a large number of through holes 15 are bored in the inner mold 12, the inner mold 12 is heated directly through the through holes 15, 15, . . . , and efficient heating and foaming is performed. Moreover, Teflon 1 is applied to the molding surface 11a of the inner mold 11.
3 is applied in layers, so there is no need for a mold release agent like in the past. Also, although the current Teflon 13 has problems with durability, according to the present invention,
Since the inner mold 11 and the outer mold 12 are removable, it is of course possible to prepare the Teflon-treated inner mold 11 in advance and continue the heating foaming work by simply replacing the inner mold 11. Since the inner mold 11 is lightweight, Teflon 1
When regenerating Teflon 13, the inner mold 11 can be easily transported from a place where heating and foaming is performed to a place where Teflon 13 is regenerated, and Teflon regeneration processing can be performed quickly.

さらに、加熱発泡成形においては、加熱発泡品
を離型するときの型温度は80〜100℃であり、発
泡原液注入時の型温度は30〜50℃にコントロール
する必要があるけれども、本考案によれば内面型
11が外面型12に対して着脱自在に構成されて
いるので、先ず加熱発泡後に発泡成形品を内蔵し
た状態のまま、内面型11と外面型12とから成
る2層型を一定時間キユア炉に入れた後発泡成形
品を内面型11から取り外す。次いで、内面型1
1を冷風や冷水へ投入することによつて、短時間
に注入温度まで冷却することができる。この場
合、内面型11が運搬容易な軽量であるので、迅
速な作業が行なえる。
Furthermore, in hot foam molding, the mold temperature when releasing the hot foamed product is 80 to 100°C, and the mold temperature when pouring the foaming stock solution must be controlled to 30 to 50°C. According to this method, since the inner mold 11 is configured to be detachable from the outer mold 12, first, after heating and foaming, the two-layer mold consisting of the inner mold 11 and the outer mold 12 is fixed, with the foamed molded product still inside. After being placed in the curing furnace for an hour, the foamed molded product is removed from the inner mold 11. Next, inner mold 1
By putting 1 into cold air or cold water, it can be cooled down to the injection temperature in a short time. In this case, since the inner mold 11 is lightweight and easy to transport, the work can be carried out quickly.

前述したキユア炉の温度とその時間について、
第1図の従来のものと本考案のものとを対比した
結果は、下記のとおりであつた。
Regarding the temperature and time of the cure furnace mentioned above,
The results of comparing the conventional device shown in FIG. 1 with the device of the present invention are as follows.

従来 本考案 キユア炉内温度 150〜170℃ 90〜130℃ キユアの所要時間 15分 10分 この比較結果から明らかなように、本考案のも
のは、キユア炉の温度が6〜8割り程度と低く、
しかも所要時間が2/3に短縮される。なお、キユ
ア炉には発泡成形品を内蔵した内面型11を外面
型12から取り出して入れてもよい。
Conventional Cure furnace temperature of the present invention 150 to 170℃ 90 to 130℃ Required time for curing 15 minutes 10 minutes As is clear from this comparison result, the temperature of the cure furnace of the present invention is as low as 60 to 80%. ,
Moreover, the time required will be reduced by 2/3. Note that the inner mold 11 containing the foamed molded product may be taken out from the outer mold 12 and placed in the cure furnace.

以上説明したように本考案によれば、軽量かつ
熱伝導率の良い材料からなる内面型と、耐圧性の
ある材料からなる外面型とが着脱自在に構成さ
れ、内面型の成形表面に万遍なくテフロン加工が
施されかつ外面型に多数個の貫通孔を備えている
ので、内面型の熱効率を著しく向上させることが
できるうえ、従来のような臭気を伴なう離型剤を
必要とせずに、良好な作業環境の下に安価で歩留
りの良い加熱発泡成形を遂行することができる。
しかも、内面型を取り外すことによつて運搬容易
な作業ができるので、サイクル時間の短縮化を図
り、加熱発泡成形作業を効率的に向上させること
ができる。
As explained above, according to the present invention, the inner mold made of a material that is lightweight and has good thermal conductivity, and the outer mold made of a pressure-resistant material are configured to be removable, and the molding surface of the inner mold is covered evenly. The outer mold is coated with Teflon and has a large number of through holes, which significantly improves the thermal efficiency of the inner mold, and eliminates the need for mold release agents that produce odor as in conventional molds. In addition, heat foam molding can be carried out at low cost and with good yield under a favorable working environment.
Moreover, by removing the inner mold, transportation can be carried out easily, so cycle time can be shortened and the heat foam molding operation can be efficiently improved.

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

第1図は従来の加熱発泡成形型の概略断面図、
第2図は本考案の施された加熱発泡成形型の概略
断面図である。 11……内面型、12……外面型、13……テ
フロン、15……貫通孔。
Figure 1 is a schematic cross-sectional view of a conventional heat-foaming mold.
FIG. 2 is a schematic cross-sectional view of a heat-foaming mold to which the present invention is applied. 11...Inner surface type, 12...Outer surface type, 13...Teflon, 15...Through hole.

Claims (1)

【実用新案登録請求の範囲】[Scope of utility model registration request] 溶剤注入用のキヤビテイを形成する軽量かつ熱
伝導率の良い材料からなる内面型と、この内面型
の外側を覆う耐圧性のある材料からなる外面型と
を備えた加熱発泡成形型において、前記内面型と
外面型を着脱自在に重ね合わせると共に、内面型
の成形表面にはテフロンを層状に付着させかつ外
面型は多数個の貫通孔を穿たれたパンチング材で
構成したことを特徴とする加熱発泡成形型。
In a heat foaming mold comprising an inner mold made of a material that is lightweight and has good thermal conductivity and which forms a cavity for solvent injection, and an outer mold made of a pressure-resistant material that covers the outside of the inner mold, the inner mold is A heat foaming method characterized in that a mold and an outer mold are removably stacked, a layer of Teflon is adhered to the molding surface of the inner mold, and the outer mold is made of a punching material with a large number of through holes. Molding mold.
JP897682U 1982-01-26 1982-01-26 Heat foam mold Granted JPS58112517U (en)

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JPH0230258Y2 true JPH0230258Y2 (en) 1990-08-15

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