JPH0251445A - Glass beads and its production - Google Patents

Glass beads and its production

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JPH0251445A
JPH0251445A JP20142788A JP20142788A JPH0251445A JP H0251445 A JPH0251445 A JP H0251445A JP 20142788 A JP20142788 A JP 20142788A JP 20142788 A JP20142788 A JP 20142788A JP H0251445 A JPH0251445 A JP H0251445A
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glass
glass beads
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beads
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Masuo Hosokawa
益男 細川
Fujihira Yokoyama
横山 藤平
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Abstract

PURPOSE:To enable to adhere glass beads to another material without causing any adverse influences on dimensional accuracy, optical characteristics, etc., by sticking fused fine glass powder having a lower softening point than the main body of the glass beads to the surface of the main body of glass beads. CONSTITUTION:Glass beads utilizable as spacer for controlling cell gaps in a liquid crystal display, or light reflector for road sign, etc., are obtd. by sticking fused fine glass powder (130-350 deg.C softening point, 1-5mum particle size) prepd. by mixing Se, Tl, As, S, etc., with borate glass such as spelter glass to the surface of a main body of hard glass (generally, 700-800 deg.C softening point, 5-20mum particle size) such as silicate glass, borosilicate glass, etc. The glass beads are produced by treating the surface of a main body of the glass beads previously with HF, and pulverizing the glass beads particles with a grinding mixer, and sticking the pulverized glass fused by the heat generated by the grinding to the main body of the glass beads.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 〔産業上の利用分野〕 本発明は、例えば液晶デイスプレィ (LCD)におけ
るセルのギャップ制御用スペーサ、道路標識などにおけ
る光反射体等の各種用途で利用するガラスビーズ、及び
、その製法に関する。
Detailed Description of the Invention [Field of Industrial Application] The present invention relates to glass beads used in various applications such as spacers for controlling cell gaps in liquid crystal displays (LCDs), light reflectors in road signs, etc.; , regarding its manufacturing method.

〔従来の技術〕[Conventional technology]

従来、ガラス製ビーズ本体のみから成っており、使用に
際して有機系接着剤でビーズ本体を他物に接着していた
Conventionally, beads consisted only of a glass bead body, and when used, the bead body was adhered to another object using an organic adhesive.

〔発明が解決しようとする課題〕[Problem to be solved by the invention]

しかし、有機系接着剤に起因して、トラブルを生じやす
い欠点があった。
However, due to the organic adhesive, there is a drawback that troubles tend to occur.

例えばLCDにおいてセルのギャップは170±5μm
というように極めて高い寸法精度が要求されるが、有機
系接着剤を極めて薄くかつ均一にビーズ本体に付着させ
ることが困難であるために、有機系接着剤の厚みに起因
してセルのギャップが許容寸法誤差範囲から外れやすい
For example, in an LCD, the cell gap is 170±5μm.
Extremely high dimensional accuracy is required, but it is difficult to adhere the organic adhesive extremely thinly and uniformly to the bead body, so the cell gap is caused by the thickness of the organic adhesive. It is easy to fall outside the allowable dimensional error range.

また、光反射体として利用した場合、有機系接着剤が汚
れやすくて変色しやすいために、光学的性質が短期間で
劣化する危険性があった。
Furthermore, when used as a light reflector, the organic adhesive is easily stained and discolored, so there is a risk that the optical properties will deteriorate in a short period of time.

本発明の目的は、上述のような寸法精度や光学的性質な
どに悪影響が無い状態で他物に接着できるガラスビーズ
、及び、その製法を提供する点にある。
An object of the present invention is to provide glass beads that can be bonded to other objects without adversely affecting dimensional accuracy or optical properties as described above, and a method for manufacturing the same.

〔課題を解決するための手段〕[Means to solve the problem]

本第1発明によるガラスビーズの特徴構成は、ガラス製
ビーズ本体の表面全体に、そのビーズ本体よりも軟化点
の低いガラス微粉が熱融着していることにあり、その作
用・効果は次の通りである。
The characteristic structure of the glass beads according to the first invention is that fine glass powder having a softening point lower than that of the bead body is thermally fused to the entire surface of the glass bead body, and its functions and effects are as follows. That's right.

〔作 用〕[For production]

つまり、他物に接着させるに際し、ビーズ本体はほとん
ど軟化しないで、それより軟化点の低いガラス微粉のみ
が十分に軟化する温度に加熱し、その後で冷却すれば、
加熱で軟化したガラス微粉が他物に接着して、ビーズ本
体を他物に固定できる。
In other words, when adhering to another object, if the beads themselves are heated to a temperature that hardly softens and only the fine glass powder, which has a lower softening point, is sufficiently softened, and then cooled,
The fine glass powder softened by heating adheres to other objects, allowing the bead body to be fixed to other objects.

そして、前述のLCDのように寸法精度に対する接着の
悪影響を抑制しなければならない場合、ガラス微粉を粒
径調整してビーズ本体にほぼ一層構造になるように熱融
着させればよく、そのようなことは今日の技術レベルに
おいては容易であり、確実に所定の寸法精度を維持でき
る。
If it is necessary to suppress the negative effect of adhesion on dimensional accuracy, such as in the case of the above-mentioned LCD, it is sufficient to adjust the particle size of the fine glass powder and heat-fuse it to the bead body so that it has an almost monolayer structure. This is easy at today's technology level and can reliably maintain a predetermined dimensional accuracy.

また、前述の光反射体のように光学的性質に対する接着
の悪影響を抑制しなければならない場合、ビーズ本体と
同等の良好な光学的性質を維持するガラス微粉を利用し
ているから、長期にわたって確実に良好な光学的性質を
維持できる。
In addition, when it is necessary to suppress the negative effects of adhesion on optical properties, such as with the light reflector mentioned above, we use fine glass powder that maintains the same good optical properties as the beads themselves, so they can be used reliably over a long period of time. can maintain good optical properties.

〔発明の効果〕〔Effect of the invention〕

その結果、他物への接着を用途に応じて要求される寸法
精度や光学的性質への悪影響が無い状態で実行できて、
高品質の製品を歩留り良く得られる、−段と便利なガラ
スビーズを提供できるようになった。
As a result, it is possible to bond to other objects without adversely affecting the dimensional accuracy or optical properties required depending on the application.
We are now able to provide glass beads that are much more convenient and can produce high-quality products at a high yield.

〔課題を解決するための手段〕[Means to solve the problem]

本第2発明によるガラスビーズの製法の特徴手段は、ガ
ラス製ビーズ本体と、そのビーズ本体よりも機械的強度
と軟化点の低いガラス粉粒体を、乾式の摩砕混合装置に
おいて高速回転するケーシングの内周面に遠心力で押付
け、その押付けで形成した原料層に、前記ケーシングに
対して相対回転する摩砕片による圧縮力と剪断力で前記
ガラス粉粒体のみを微粉砕すると共に、前記掻取り片の
作用で原料を攪拌混合し、 ガラス粉粒体の微粉砕に伴って生成したガラス微粉を、
その摩砕に伴う発熱による軟化部分の作用で前記ビーズ
本体の表面全体に熱溶着させることにあり、その作用・
効果は次の通りである。
The characteristic means of the glass bead manufacturing method according to the second invention is that a glass bead body and a glass powder having a lower mechanical strength and softening point than the bead body are rotated at high speed in a dry grinding and mixing device. is pressed against the inner circumferential surface of the casing by centrifugal force, and only the glass powder particles are pulverized into a raw material layer formed by the pressing by compressive force and shear force by the grinding pieces that rotate relative to the casing, and the The raw materials are stirred and mixed by the action of the pick pieces, and the glass fine powder generated as the glass powder granules are finely pulverized is
The purpose is to thermally weld the entire surface of the bead body by the action of the softened part due to the heat generated by the grinding.
The effects are as follows.

〔作 用〕[For production]

つまり、高速回転するケーシングの内周面に遠心力によ
ってビーズ本体とガラス粉粒体を押付け、ビーズ本体と
ガラス粉粒体の動きが遠心力で制限されている原料層に
対して、摩砕片を相対回転させて摩砕作用させると、摩
砕片による原料層の擦りつぶしを強力かつ確実に、さら
には効率良く実現できる。
In other words, the bead bodies and glass powder are pressed against the inner peripheral surface of a casing rotating at high speed by centrifugal force, and the crushed pieces are pressed against the raw material layer where the movement of the beads and glass powder is restricted by centrifugal force. When the grinding action is performed by relative rotation, the grinding pieces can grind the raw material layer strongly, reliably, and efficiently.

そして、ビーズ本体よりもガラス粉粒体の機械的強度が
低いために、ビーズ本体は粉砕されスニアたかもボール
ミルにおける粉砕用ボールのように作用し、ガラス粉粒
体のみを十分にかつ効率良く微粉砕できる。
Since the mechanical strength of the glass powder granule is lower than that of the bead body, the bead body is crushed and acts like a grinding ball in a ball mill, and only the glass powder granule is sufficiently and efficiently pulverized. Can be crushed.

また、原料層をそれに対して相対回転する掻取りで攪拌
混合するから、ガラス粉粒体を均等に微粉砕できる。
Further, since the raw material layer is stirred and mixed by scraping that rotates relative to the raw material layer, the glass powder can be evenly pulverized.

しかも、ビーズ本体よりもガラス粉粒体の軟化点が低い
ために、摩砕に伴う発熱によって、ビーズ本体をほとん
ど軟化させずにガラス微粉だけをビーズ本体と接する部
分で、十分に軟化させることができ、その軟化部分の作
用でガラス微粉をビーズ本体の表面全体に熱溶着させる
ことができ、本第1発明によるガラスビーズを製造でき
る。
Moreover, since the softening point of the glass powder granules is lower than that of the beads themselves, the heat generated during grinding hardly softens the beads itself, making it possible to sufficiently soften only the glass powder at the part where it comes in contact with the beads itself. By the action of the softened portion, the glass fine powder can be thermally welded to the entire surface of the bead body, and the glass beads according to the first invention can be manufactured.

ちなみに、ガラス微粉を予め準備し、ビーズ本体をその
軟化点以下でかつ微粉の軟化点以上に加熱し、その加熱
したビーズ本体にガラス微粉を接触させてビーズ本体に
熱溶着させることも考えられるが、微粉砕工程、加熱工
程及び混合工程が必要であるために作業が面倒で長時間
を要し、作業能率や製造コストなどの面での問題がある
が、本第2発明によれば、微粉砕、混合及び熱溶着を一
工程で一挙に実行でき、作業能率向上や製造コスト低減
を十分に図れる。
Incidentally, it is also possible to prepare glass fine powder in advance, heat the bead body below its softening point and above the softening point of the fine powder, and bring the glass fine powder into contact with the heated bead body to thermally weld it to the bead body. However, according to the second invention, the work is troublesome and takes a long time because it requires a fine grinding process, a heating process, and a mixing process, and there are problems in terms of work efficiency and manufacturing cost. Grinding, mixing, and heat welding can be performed all at once in one process, which can sufficiently improve work efficiency and reduce manufacturing costs.

〔発明の効果〕〔Effect of the invention〕

その結果、本第1発明による有用なガラスビーズを、容
易に大量生産して十分安価に提供できるようになった。
As a result, the useful glass beads according to the first invention can be easily mass-produced and provided at a sufficiently low cost.

〔実施例〕〔Example〕

次に実施例を示す。 Next, examples will be shown.

第1図に示すように、ガラス製で球状のビーズ本体(A
)の表面全体にガラス微粉(B)を熱溶着させて、加熱
によるガラス微粉(B)の軟化で他物に接着させて使用
するガラスビーズを形成しである。
As shown in Figure 1, the bead body is made of glass and has a spherical shape (A
) is thermally welded to the entire surface of the glass powder (B), and the glass powder (B) is softened by heating to form glass beads that are used by adhering to other objects.

ビーズ本体(A) は、例えば無水ケイ酸を多量に含ん
だカリガラスなどの適当なケイ酸塩ガラス、あるいは、
適当なホウケイ酸ガラス等から成る硬質ガラスで代表さ
れる機械的強度、硬度及び軟化点の高い材料から成り、
その軟化点は一般に700〜800℃以上であり、粒径
は一般に5〜20μm程度である。
The bead body (A) is made of a suitable silicate glass such as potash glass containing a large amount of silicic anhydride, or
Made of materials with high mechanical strength, hardness, and softening point, such as hard glass made of suitable borosilicate glass, etc.
Its softening point is generally 700 to 800°C or higher, and its particle size is generally about 5 to 20 μm.

ガラス微粉(B)は、例えばハンダガラスなどのホウ酸
塩ガラスにセレン、タリウム、ヒ素、イオウなどを加え
て軟化点を下げたもの等から成る低融点ガラスで代表さ
れる機械的強度、硬度及び軟化点の低い材料から成り、
その軟化点は一般に130〜350℃程度であり、粒径
は一般に1〜5μm程度である。
The glass fine powder (B) has mechanical strength, hardness, Made of material with a low softening point,
Its softening point is generally about 130 to 350°C, and its particle size is generally about 1 to 5 μm.

次に、上記ガラスビーズの製法を説明する。Next, a method for manufacturing the above glass beads will be explained.

(イ)直径を所定範囲に揃えた球状のガラス製ビーズ本
体(A)をフッ化水素酸で表面処理して、表面を粗面に
し、表面にガラス微粉(B)が熱溶着しやすくするため
の前処、理を施す。
(b) Surface-treating the spherical glass beads (A) with diameters within a predetermined range with hydrofluoric acid to make the surface rough so that the glass fine powder (B) can be easily thermally welded to the surface. Perform pre-treatment and treatment.

(ロ)前処理したビーズ本体(A)  と、ガラス微粉
(B)の原料であるガラス粉粒体を、適当な混合割合、
例えば5〜10重量%程度で軟式の摩砕混合装置に供給
する。
(b) The pretreated bead body (A) and the glass powder granules, which are the raw materials for the glass fine powder (B), are mixed in an appropriate ratio.
For example, about 5 to 10% by weight is supplied to a soft grinding mixer.

(ハ)摩砕混合装置を作動させて、ビーズ本体(A)を
粉砕しないでガラス粉粒体のみを微粉砕すると共に、ビ
ーズ本体(A)  とガラス微粉(B)を混合し、かつ
、ビーズ本体(A)をほとんど軟化させないで、摩砕に
伴う発熱でガラス微粉(B)のみを十分に軟化させて、
軟化部分の作用でガラス微粉(B)をビーズ本体(A)
の表面全体に熱溶着させる。
(c) Activate the grinding and mixing device to pulverize only the glass powder without pulverizing the bead bodies (A), mix the bead bodies (A) and the glass fine powder (B), and The main body (A) is hardly softened, and only the glass fine powder (B) is sufficiently softened by the heat generated by the grinding.
Glass fine powder (B) is transferred to the bead body (A) by the action of the softened part.
heat weld the entire surface of the

前述の摩砕混合装置について、第2図及び第3図により
次に詳述する。
The above-described grinding and mixing device will now be described in detail with reference to FIGS. 2 and 3.

基台(1)に取付けられた縦向き回転軸(2)の上端に
、処理室(3)を形成する有底筒状ケーシング(4)を
同芯状に取付け、電動モータ(5a)及び変速機(5b
)等から成る駆動装置(5)を回転軸(2)の下端に連
動させ、ケーシング(4)をその内部の原料が遠心力に
よりケーシング内周面(4a)に押付けられるように高
速駆動回転すべく構成し、かつ、原料の性状に応じて適
切な遠心力が得られるようにケーシング(4)の回転速
度を調節可能に構成しである。
A bottomed cylindrical casing (4) forming a processing chamber (3) is concentrically attached to the upper end of a vertical rotating shaft (2) attached to a base (1), and an electric motor (5a) and a variable speed Machine (5b
) etc. is interlocked with the lower end of the rotating shaft (2), and the casing (4) is rotated at high speed so that the raw material inside is pressed against the inner circumferential surface (4a) of the casing by centrifugal force. The rotational speed of the casing (4) can be adjusted so as to obtain an appropriate centrifugal force depending on the properties of the raw material.

ケーシング(4)はカバー(7)で包囲され、ケーシン
グ(4)の下部にファン(12)を連設し、カバー(7
)に形成した吸気口(13)から外気を吸弓して、カバ
ー(7)に接続した排気パイプ(10)から吸引外気を
放出するように構成しである。
The casing (4) is surrounded by a cover (7), a fan (12) is connected to the bottom of the casing (4), and the cover (7) is surrounded by a fan (12).
) The outside air is sucked in through an intake port (13) formed in the cover (7), and the outside air is discharged through an exhaust pipe (10) connected to the cover (7).

回転軸(2)と同君の回転軸(8a)の上端部に固定し
た状態で、中心上部に円錐状部分(8C)を形成した支
持体(8b)をケーシング(4)内に設けである。
A support (8b) having a conical portion (8C) formed at the upper center thereof is provided in the casing (4) while being fixed to the upper end of the rotating shaft (2) and the same rotating shaft (8a). .

ケーシング内周面(4a)との協働で原料を圧縮し剪断
する摩砕片(9a)、及び、原料を攪拌混合し分散する
掻取り片(9b)を、ケーシング(4)回転方向に適当
な間隔で並べた状態で支持体(8a)の先端に取付けて
処理室(3)内に配置しである。
A grinding piece (9a) that compresses and shears the raw material in cooperation with the inner circumferential surface (4a) of the casing, and a scraping piece (9b) that stirs, mixes and disperses the raw material are placed in an appropriate direction in the rotational direction of the casing (4). They are arranged at intervals and attached to the tip of the support (8a) and placed in the processing chamber (3).

摩砕片(9a)に、ケーシング(4)との隙間がケーシ
ング(4)の回転方向側はど狭くなるように形成した傾
斜面を持たせ、そして、掻取り片(9b)を、ケーシン
グ(4)との隙間がケーシング(4)の回転方向側はど
広くなり、かつ、その作用面が次第に幅広となるような
くさび状又は櫛歯状に形成しである。
The grinding piece (9a) has an inclined surface formed so that the gap with the casing (4) becomes narrower in the direction of rotation of the casing (4), and the scraping piece (9b) is attached to the casing (4). ) is formed in a wedge-like or comb-like shape so that the gap with the casing (4) becomes wider in the direction of rotation of the casing (4), and its working surface gradually becomes wider.

回転軸(8a)を駆動装置(5)に連動させ、ケーシン
グ(4)に対して一定の速度差で摩砕片(9a)及び掻
取り片(9b)を相対回転させて、摩砕片(9a)によ
る微粉砕と掻取り片(9b)による攪拌混合が行われる
ように構成しである。
The rotating shaft (8a) is interlocked with the drive device (5), and the grinding pieces (9a) and the scraping pieces (9b) are rotated relative to the casing (4) at a constant speed difference, thereby removing the grinding pieces (9a). The structure is such that fine pulverization by the scraper and stirring and mixing by the scraping piece (9b) are performed.

回転軸(8a)内に、支持体(8b)、摩砕片(9a)
、掻取り片(9b)に加熱あるいは冷却用媒体を流入さ
せる通路(27)を形成し、ロータリージヨイント(2
4)により通路(27)を媒体貯蔵用タンク(26)に
接続しである。
In the rotating shaft (8a), a support (8b), a grinding piece (9a)
, a passage (27) is formed through which a heating or cooling medium flows into the scraping piece (9b), and a rotary joint (2
4) connects the passageway (27) to the medium storage tank (26).

カバー(7)の中心部に、支持体(8b)の円錐状部分
く8C)に向けてフィーダ(19)からの原料を流下供
給させるための経路(6)をパイプ(14)の付設によ
って形成し、必要により加熱あるいは冷却した適量の空
気や不活性ガス等の調温用ガスを供給する送風機(18
)を経路(6)に接続し、又、カバー(7)の周囲にジ
ャケラ) (25)を具備させ、タンク(26)からの
加熱又は冷却用の媒体を通すように構成しである。
A path (6) is formed in the center of the cover (7) by attaching a pipe (14) for supplying the raw material from the feeder (19) toward the conical portion (8C) of the support (8b). A blower (18cm
) is connected to the path (6), and a jacket (25) is provided around the cover (7) to pass the heating or cooling medium from the tank (26).

カバー(7)の上部(7a)をパイプ(10)、 (1
4)  と共に取外し自在に取付け、製造したガラスビ
ーズの回収を可能に構成しである。
Connect the upper part (7a) of the cover (7) to the pipe (10), (1
4) It is configured to be removably attached to the glass beads and to enable recovery of the manufactured glass beads.

要するに、ケーシング(4)を高速駆動回転させて、フ
ィーダ(19)からのビーズ本体とガラス粉粒体をケー
シング内周面(4a)に遠心力で押付け、その押付けで
形成した原料層に、ケーシング(4)に対して相対回転
する摩砕片(9a)と掻取り片(9b)を作用させ、摩
砕片(9a)で機械的強度の低いガラス粉粒体のみを微
粉砕すると共に、掻取り片(9b)で原料を攪拌混合し
、かつ、ガラス微粉を摩砕に伴う発熱で軟化させてビー
ズ本体の表面全体に熱溶着させる。
In short, the casing (4) is rotated at high speed, and the bead body and glass powder from the feeder (19) are pressed against the inner peripheral surface (4a) of the casing by centrifugal force, and the casing is applied to the raw material layer formed by the pressing. A grinding piece (9a) and a scraping piece (9b) which rotate relative to each other are applied to (4), and the grinding piece (9a) finely pulverizes only the glass powder particles with low mechanical strength, and the scraping piece In (9b), the raw materials are stirred and mixed, and the glass fine powder is softened by the heat generated by the grinding and is thermally welded to the entire surface of the bead body.

この時、送風機(18)によりケーシング(4)内に送
る調温用ガス、及び、ジャケラ) (25)に送る媒体
の温度を、ビーズ本体及びガラス微粉の軟化点に見合っ
て適当に設定し、ビーズ本体をほとんど軟化させないで
ガラス微粉だけを十分に軟化させるのである。
At this time, the temperature of the temperature regulating gas sent into the casing (4) by the blower (18) and the temperature of the medium sent to the jacket (25) are set appropriately in accordance with the softening point of the bead body and the glass fine powder, Only the fine glass powder is sufficiently softened without softening the beads themselves.

〔別実施例〕[Another example]

次に、別実施例を説明する。 Next, another embodiment will be described.

ビーズ本体(A)やガラス微粉(B) は、組成、機械
的強度、軟化点、粒径、その他において適当に選定でき
、また、機械的強度、軟化的、粒径の相関は、差が大き
い程望ましいが、その差は適当に選定できる。
Bead bodies (A) and glass fine powder (B) can be selected appropriately in terms of composition, mechanical strength, softening point, particle size, etc., and there is a large difference in the correlation between mechanical strength, softening point, and particle size. However, the difference can be selected appropriately.

製法における具体的手段は適宜変更が可能であり、例え
ば下記(イ)ないしく二)項の手段を利用できる。
The specific means in the manufacturing method can be changed as appropriate, and for example, the means listed in (a) to (2) below can be used.

(イ)ビーズ本体(A)のフッ化水素酸による表面処理
を省略する。
(b) The surface treatment of the bead body (A) with hydrofluoric acid is omitted.

(ロ)フッ化水素酸以外の適当なものでビーズ本体(A
)を表面処理する。
(b) Bead body (A) with a suitable substance other than hydrofluoric acid.
) surface treatment.

(/1) 加nしたビーズ本体(A) にガラス微粉(
B)を接触させて、ガラス微粉(B)をビーズ本体(A
) に熱溶着させる等、適当な手段でビーズ本体(A)
の表面全体にガラス微粉(B)を熱溶着させる。
(/1) Glass fine powder (
B), and the glass fine powder (B) is brought into contact with the bead body (A).
) by heat welding to the bead body (A).
Fine glass powder (B) is thermally welded onto the entire surface of the glass.

(ニ)摩砕混合装置の具体構成を適当に変更して使用す
る。
(d) Use the grinding and mixing device by appropriately changing its specific configuration.

ガラスビーズの用途は不問であり、例えばガラス容器に
蓋を接合する場合のように密封接合を必要とする場合、
あるいは、ガラスどうしを強固に接合する必要がある場
合等においても有用である。
Glass beads can be used for any purpose; for example, when sealing is required, such as when joining a lid to a glass container,
Alternatively, it is also useful when it is necessary to firmly bond glasses together.

尚、特許請求の範囲の項に図面との対照を便利にする為
に符号を記すが、該記入により本発明は添付図面の構造
および方法に限定されるものではない。
Note that although reference numerals are written in the claims section for convenient comparison with the drawings, the present invention is not limited to the structures and methods shown in the accompanying drawings.

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

図面は本発明の実施例を示し、第1図はガラスビーズの
概念図、第2図は摩砕混合装置の概念図、第3図は第2
図の■−■線矢視図である。 (A)・・・・・・ビーズ本体、(B)・・・・・・ガ
ラス微粉、(4)・・・・・・ケーシング、(4a)・
・・・・・ケーシング内周面、(9a)・・・・・・摩
砕片、(9b)・・・・・・掻取り片。
The drawings show embodiments of the present invention; FIG. 1 is a conceptual diagram of glass beads, FIG. 2 is a conceptual diagram of a grinding and mixing device, and FIG.
It is a view taken along the line ■-■ in the figure. (A)...Bead body, (B)...Fine glass powder, (4)...Casing, (4a)...
...Inner peripheral surface of casing, (9a)...Grinded piece, (9b)...Scraped piece.

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】 1、ガラス製ビーズ本体(A)の表面全体に、そのビー
ズ本体(A)よりも軟化点の低いガラス微粉(B)が熱
融着しているガラスビーズ。 2、前記ビーズ本体(A)の粒径が5〜20μmで、前
記ガラス微粉(B)の粒径が1〜5μmである請求項1
記載のガラスビーズ。 3、ガラス製ビーズ本体と、そのビーズ本体よりも機械
的強度と軟化点の低いガラス粉粒体を、乾式の摩砕混合
装置において高速回転するケーシング(4)の内周面(
4a)に遠心力で押付け、 その押付けで形成した原料層に、前記ケー シング(4)に対して相対回転する摩砕片(9a)によ
る圧縮力と剪断力で前記ガラス粉粒体のみを微粉砕する
と共に、前記掻取り片(9b)の作用で原料を攪拌混合
し、 ガラス粉粒体の微粉砕に伴って生成したガ ラス微粉を、その摩砕に伴う発熱による軟化部分の作用
で前記ビーズ本体の表面全体に熱溶着させるガラスビー
ズの製法。 4、前記摩砕混合装置による処理に先立って、前記ビー
ズ本体をフッ化水素酸で表面処理して、表面を粗面にす
る請求項3記載のガラスビーズの製法。
[Claims] 1. Glass beads in which glass fine powder (B) having a softening point lower than that of the bead body (A) is thermally fused to the entire surface of the glass bead body (A). 2. Claim 1, wherein the bead body (A) has a particle size of 5 to 20 μm, and the glass fine powder (B) has a particle size of 1 to 5 μm.
Glass beads as described. 3. The inner peripheral surface of the casing (4) that rotates at high speed in a dry grinding and mixing device (
4a) by centrifugal force, and only the glass powder particles are finely pulverized into the raw material layer formed by the pressing by compressive force and shear force by the grinding pieces (9a) rotating relative to the casing (4). At the same time, the raw materials are stirred and mixed by the action of the scraping piece (9b), and the glass fine powder generated as a result of the pulverization of the glass powder granules is softened by the action of the softened part due to the heat generated by the grinding. A method of manufacturing glass beads that is heat-welded to the entire surface. 4. The method for producing glass beads according to claim 3, wherein the bead body is surface-treated with hydrofluoric acid to roughen the surface prior to the treatment by the grinding and mixing device.
JP20142788A 1988-08-11 1988-08-11 Glass beads and its production Pending JPH0251445A (en)

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