JPH03272826A - Blow molding process - Google Patents

Blow molding process

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Publication number
JPH03272826A
JPH03272826A JP2074228A JP7422890A JPH03272826A JP H03272826 A JPH03272826 A JP H03272826A JP 2074228 A JP2074228 A JP 2074228A JP 7422890 A JP7422890 A JP 7422890A JP H03272826 A JPH03272826 A JP H03272826A
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parison
cavity
mold
compressed air
blow molding
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Inventor
Yusuke Terauchi
寺内 裕介
Toshiaki Kakemura
敏明 掛村
Tatsuo Furuse
達雄 古瀬
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Toppan Inc
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Toppan Printing Co Ltd
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Abstract

PURPOSE:To mold the molded object with high glossiness in outer surface by a method in which the average roughness on the central line of the wall-surface which forms the cavity of a mold is set in at most specified value, and the parison for blow molding is positioned in the cavity, and then the air in the cavity outside of the parison is evacuated, and the parison is filled with compressed air, thereby molding a molded object. CONSTITUTION:When the parison 4 in molds 1, 2 is positioned at the lower part of a compressed air-feeding nozzle 21, the air in a cavity 3 is evacuated. When pressure- reduction is started, the compressed air-feeding nozzle 21 is inserted into the upper opening of the parison 4, and compressed air is fed in the parison 4. The pressure of the compressed air is at least 6.0 kgf/cm<2>. Even when the compressed air is being fed in the parison 4 by the compressed air-feeding nozzle 21, the pressure-reduction in the cavity 3 is continued, and the air between the parison 4 and the wall surface 5a which forms the cavity, is evacuated. The parison 4 in the cavity 3 is brought in close contact with the wall surface 5a which forms the cavity, and a molded object is molded. Since the average roughness of the central line of the wall surface 5a which forms the cavity is set in at most 0.25 mum, the outer surface of the molded object becomes very smooth and has high glossiness.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 (産業上の利用分野) 本発明はプラスチック成形品0ブロー成形方法に関する
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION (Industrial Field of Application) The present invention relates to a zero-blow molding method for plastic molded products.

(従来の技術) 従来、プラスチック成形品を成形するどきに用いられる
ブロー成形ぞは、押出機から所定長さのパリソンを押し
出し、このパリソンを型開きした金製のキャビティを形
成する空間に位置させ、金型を型締めし2てパリソン土
部を切断するヒ共にパリソン下部を融着し、パリソンを
くわえた金型を圧縮空気供給ノズル側に移動させ、パリ
ソン」二部の開口部(、二二〇圧縮空気供給ノズルを挿
入して圧縮空気をパリソン内に充填する方法が知られて
いる。
(Prior art) Conventionally, a blow molding channel used when molding plastic molded products extrudes a parison of a predetermined length from an extruder, and positions this parison in a space that forms an open metal cavity. After clamping the mold and cutting the soil part of the parison, the lower part of the parison is fused together, and the mold with the parison in its mouth is moved to the compressed air supply nozzle side, and the opening in the second part of the parison (2) is fused. 20 A known method is to insert a compressed air supply nozzle and fill the parison with compressed air.

(発明が解決しJうとする課!!す しかしながら、このようなブロー成形方法により成形品
を成形する場合、金型の型締め時に形成される成形品形
成空間としてのキャビティの形成壁部が平滑面であると
、ブロー成形の時に膨張するパリソンがキャビティ形成
壁面に密着してパリソンとキャビティ形成壁面との間に
空気がたまってしまい、成形品の外表面にこの空気溜り
の跡が凹部として残る不J1.6がある。
(This is a problem that the invention attempts to solve!! However, when molding a molded product using such a blow molding method, the forming wall of the cavity, which is the molded product forming space formed when the mold is clamped, is smooth. If it is a flat surface, the parison that expands during blow molding will stick tightly to the cavity forming wall, causing air to accumulate between the parison and the cavity forming wall, leaving traces of this air pocket as a recess on the outer surface of the molded product. There is a non-J1.6.

そごで、ブロー成形金型のキャビティ形成壁面には、キ
ャビティ形成壁面たパリソンとの間に空気温りが出来な
翻)ように空気を逃すことが出来る程度の粗さが設けら
れでいる。
The cavity-forming wall surface of the blow molding mold is provided with a roughness that allows air to escape so as to prevent air temperature from forming between the cavity-forming wall surface and the parison.

従って、従来のブロー成形では外表面の光沢度の少ない
成形品しか出来ないという不具合があった。
Therefore, conventional blow molding has the disadvantage that only molded products with low gloss on the outer surface can be produced.

(発明の目的) 本発明は上記課題に着目してなきれたもので、ブロー成
形であっても外表面の光沢度の高い成形品を形成できる
ブロー成形方法を提供することを目的ヒする。
(Object of the Invention) The present invention was developed in view of the above-mentioned problems, and an object of the present invention is to provide a blow molding method that can form a molded product with a high gloss on the outer surface even when blow molding is performed.

(課題を解決するためσ)手段) 上記課題を解決するために、本発明にかかるブロー成形
方法は、型締めしたLきに成形品形成空間としてのキャ
ビティが形成される金型のキャビティ形成壁面の中心線
平均粗さを0.25μm以下に設定し、前記金型を型締
めするときに前記キャビティにブロー成形用のパリソン
を位置させた後、少なくヒもこのパリソンに圧縮空気を
充填する以前に、このパリソンの外部にある前記キャビ
ティ丙の空気を吸引しつつ、前記圧縮空気を前記パリソ
ンに充填して成形品を形成するこ辷を特徴とする。
(σ) Means for Solving the Problems In order to solve the above problems, the blow molding method according to the present invention uses a cavity forming wall surface of a mold in which a cavity as a molded product forming space is formed when the mold is clamped. The average roughness of the center line of the mold is set to 0.25 μm or less, and after the parison for blow molding is positioned in the cavity when the mold is clamped, the parison is filled with compressed air. The molded article is formed by filling the parison with the compressed air while sucking the air in the cavity C outside the parison.

(作 用) 本発明にかかるブ〔7−成形方法り二よれば、ブローの
始まる前にキャビティ丙の空気を涜極的に吸引するので
、パリソンとキャビティ形ti、壁面との間(:9気が
たまらない8 従って、キャビティ形成壁面を光沢度の
高い平滑面とするごとが出来る二εとなり、成形品の外
表(2)の光沢度を高めることが出来る。
(Function) According to the blow [7-molding method method 2] according to the present invention, the air in the cavity C is extremely sucked before the blowing starts, so that the space between the parison, the cavity shape ti, and the wall surface (:9 8 Therefore, the cavity forming wall surface can be made into a smooth surface with high gloss, and the gloss of the outer surface (2) of the molded product can be increased.

(実施例) 以下、本発明の実施例にかかるブロー成形方法を図面を
参照にしつ二゛〕説明する。
(Example) Hereinafter, a blow molding method according to an example of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

先ず、本実施例i、:かかるブロー成形方法に用いるブ
ロー成形金型(以下の実施例の説明では単に金型という
)を説明する。第2図はこの金型を図示したもので、金
型1は、第3図に示すように、他の金型2ヒ型締めされ
た時に金ff4L  2の間にキャビティ3が形成され
る。金型2の構成は金型1の構成と同様であるので、金
型1の説明を援用する。
First, Example I: A blow molding mold (simply referred to as a mold in the following description of the example) used in this blow molding method will be described. FIG. 2 shows this mold, and as shown in FIG. 3, when the mold 1 is clamped with the other mold 2, a cavity 3 is formed between the molds ff4L2. Since the configuration of the mold 2 is similar to that of the mold 1, the description of the mold 1 will be referred to.

金型1.2間ト、は散締め前にパリソン4(第5図〜・
第7図参照)がtj!、給される。このパリソン4は4
を珊タイプ又は積層タイプのものが用いられ、最外贋は
、例えば、ポリエチレン、ポリプロピレン、ボリブデン
などの樹胞ヒされる。
For 1.2 hours of the mold, the parison 4 (Fig.
(see Figure 7) is tj! , will be paid. This parison 4 is 4
A coral type or a laminated type is used, and the outermost one is made of resin such as polyethylene, polypropylene, or bolybdenum.

金型1.2は、例えばアルミニウム若(1,りは炭素鋼
等からなり、金fitの金型2と密着するバー・ティン
グ面1aには型締め時にキャビアイ3を形成する凹部5
が形成されている、本発明には、この四部()の壁面を
キャビティ形成壁面5&として(1する。キャビティ形
成壁面5aの中心線平均粗さ(JIS B (+601
−1882)は0.251tn+以下に設定する、バー
、ティング面1aには四部5の周囲を囲むように吸引用
凹部6.7が形成される。この吸引用凹部6゜7は型締
め状態の金型1.2の境界部に空気吸引孔8゜8を形成
する。吸引用凹部6.7の底部には金型1゜2の外方に
通ずる連通孔9、】0が関口されている。
The mold 1.2 is made of, for example, aluminum or carbon steel, and the bar ring surface 1a that comes into close contact with the metal mold 2 has a recess 5 that forms a caviar eye 3 when the mold is clamped.
In the present invention, the wall surfaces of these four parts () are defined as (1) as the cavity forming wall surface 5&.The centerline average roughness of the cavity forming wall surface 5a (JIS B (+601
-1882) is set to 0.251tn+ or less.A suction recess 6.7 is formed in the bar and ring surface 1a so as to surround the four parts 5. This suction recess 6.7 forms an air suction hole 8.8 at the boundary of the mold 1.2 in the clamped state. The bottom of the suction recess 6.7 is provided with a communication hole 9, which communicates with the outside of the mold 1.

この連通孔9.10には、金型1.2の外方に配設され
る空気吸引子段11が接続される(第4図参照)。連通
孔9.10の開口部には焼結金属からなる栓12.12
が嵌着されている。栓】2、】52の焼結金属粒子間に
は空気を通過さセる隙間が設けられている。吸引用凹部
6.7とキャビティ形成用の四部5との間には底の浅い
溝6a、 ?aが形成されている。この溝6a、 7a
は9気吸引孔8.8の一部を構成するもの7.;、瑣締
め時にキャビティ3と空気吸引孔8.8とを連通させて
キャビラーイ3から空気を吸引する。溝6a、 7aは
圧縮空気り・パリソン4内に吹き込んだ時に膨張するパ
リソン4が進入しない程度の深さを有しで6する。
An air suction element stage 11 disposed outside the mold 1.2 is connected to this communication hole 9.10 (see FIG. 4). A plug 12.12 made of sintered metal is provided at the opening of the communication hole 9.10.
is fitted. A gap is provided between the sintered metal particles of plugs ]2 and ]52 to allow air to pass therethrough. There is a shallow groove 6a between the suction recess 6.7 and the four cavity forming parts 5, ? a is formed. These grooves 6a, 7a
7. constitutes a part of the 9 air suction hole 8.8. (4) When tightening, the cavity 3 and the air suction hole 8.8 are communicated with each other to suck air from the cavity 3. The grooves 6a and 7a are deep enough to prevent the expanded parison 4 from entering when the compressed air is blown into the parison 4.

凹部5の−L端部は、押出機(図)■り省略)から切り
放されたパリソン4を保持すると共に、二のパリソン4
の辷端部を介して圧縮空気供給ノズル21を保持;7得
るようになっている。又、凹部5の下端部には、押出機
から供給されるパリソン4の下端部を切り放す刃部13
が設けられている。凹部5の下端部側の壁部5bには、
後述する空気吸引手#′9:、llに接続される空気吸
引孔14a、 14aが開[jされている。空気吸引孔
14a、14aのキャビティ側の開口部には、第3図に
示すように、焼結金属からなる薄板状の枠工5.15が
嵌珊され、この栓15.15を介し2てキャビティ3内
の空気が吸引される。
The -L end of the recess 5 holds the parison 4 cut out from the extruder (Figure
The compressed air supply nozzle 21 is held through the arm end of the holder; Further, a blade portion 13 is provided at the lower end of the recess 5 for cutting off the lower end of the parison 4 supplied from the extruder.
is provided. In the wall portion 5b on the lower end side of the recess 5,
Air suction holes 14a, 14a connected to air suction hands #'9: and 11, which will be described later, are open [j]. As shown in FIG. 3, a thin plate-shaped frame 5.15 made of sintered metal is fitted into the cavity-side opening of the air suction holes 14a, 14a, and the air flows through the plug 15.15. The air inside the cavity 3 is sucked.

空気吸引手段1】は、第4図に示すよう番−゛、真空ポ
ンプ16と、真空溜用のチャンバー17と、管1.8a
、18bと、バルブ1.9.21を備λでいる。真空ポ
ンプ16は管18aを介してチャンバー17に接続され
、チャンバー17は管18bを介しで連通孔9、】0及
び空気吸引孔14 a 、 14 a k−、、、、、
、接続されている。バルブ19は管18aに設けられ、
バルブ20は? 18bに役目られている。
The air suction means 1 consists of a vacuum pump 16, a vacuum reservoir chamber 17, and a pipe 1.8a as shown in FIG.
, 18b and valves 1.9.21 are provided. The vacuum pump 16 is connected to a chamber 17 via a pipe 18a, and the chamber 17 is connected to the communication hole 9, ]0 and the air suction holes 14a, 14a, k-, , , , through a pipe 18b.
,It is connected. A valve 19 is provided in the pipe 18a,
What about valve 20? It is played by 18b.

真空ポンプ16とバルブ】)〕、20は図示I7ない駆
動装置により駆動される。バルブ1.9.20は、所定
の長さのパリソン4が金規〕、2の間に供給される前1
.ニー、バルブ19が開き珪つバルブ20が閉じるとヒ
もに真空ポンプ]6が作動して、チャンバー】7内を減
圧する。チャンバー17は真空ポンプ16の作動に上り
、常圧より300m、mHg低い気圧J、・なる。
The vacuum pump 16 and valves ]) and 20 are driven by a drive device I7 not shown. The valve 1.9.20 is supplied with a parison 4 of a predetermined length between 1 and 2.
.. When the valve 19 opens and the valve 20 closes, the vacuum pump [6] is operated to reduce the pressure inside the chamber [7]. The vacuum pump 16 is activated in the chamber 17, and the pressure becomes J, which is 300 m and mHg lower than normal pressure.

次に、本実施例にかかるブロー成形方法り、ついて説明
する。
Next, the blow molding method according to this example will be explained.

第1図は本実施例のブロー成形方法の王程+ボ(1、た
ものであり、ブロー成形装置の作動開始前の状態て−は
、真空ポンプj6は停」]シ、バルブ】9.20は閉じ
ており、チャンパルエフは常圧状態に保だれζいる。又
、装置作動前はH−縮空気供給ノズル21及び押出機は
停Jトシており、金型】、2は待機位置に位置している
。金型1.2は型開きされた状態になっている。ブロー
成形装置の連作ボタン(図示省略)の電源投入により、
押出機ではパリソン4の押し出し温度が170度C・〜
220度Cになるよう番J樹脂の加熱が開始され、バル
ブ19が開き、真空ポンプ16が駆動されてチャンバー
17内のW力が減少し始める。ごのチャンバー17の圧
力減少はチャンバー17内の大気圧が300mmHg&
Jなるまで続けられ、チャンバー17内の大気圧が30
0mmHgになったら、バルブ】9が閉じ真空ポンプ1
6の駆動が伜、+1−され、チャンバ17内の減圧状態
が保持される。一方、装置の駆動開始ヒ共に、型開き状
態の金型上、2は押出機のパリソン吐出口の両側部に移
動して停止する。
FIG. 1 shows a diagram of the blow molding method of this embodiment, and before the blow molding apparatus starts operating, the vacuum pump j6 is stopped.9. 20 is closed, and the champagne is maintained at normal pressure. Also, before the device is activated, the compressed air supply nozzle 21 and the extruder are stopped, and the molds 2 and 2 are in the standby position. The molds 1 and 2 are in an open state.By turning on the continuous operation button (not shown) of the blow molding device,
In the extruder, the extrusion temperature of parison 4 is 170 degrees C.
Heating of No. J resin is started to reach 220 degrees Celsius, the valve 19 is opened, the vacuum pump 16 is driven, and the W force in the chamber 17 begins to decrease. The pressure decrease in the chamber 17 is as follows: the atmospheric pressure inside the chamber 17 is 300 mmHg &
This continues until the atmospheric pressure in the chamber 17 reaches 30
When the temperature reaches 0mmHg, valve] 9 closes and vacuum pump 1
6 is turned up and +1-, and the reduced pressure state in the chamber 17 is maintained. On the other hand, when the drive of the apparatus is started, the molds 2 move to both sides of the parison discharge port of the extruder and stop on the open mold.

押出機からパリソン4が所定の長さ押し出されたら、金
型】、2を規締めし、図示しないカット手段により金型
1.2の」、。部のパリソン4がカット・すれる。
After the parison 4 has been extruded to a predetermined length from the extruder, the molds 1.2 and 2 are tightened, and the molds 1.2 and 2 are cut using cutting means (not shown). Parison 4 of the section is cut and worn out.

パリソン4の下部は金型〕、2の型締め(、゛より融着
される。金型1.2にパリソン4が保持されたら、襲締
め状態の金型1.2を押出機側から圧縮空気供給ノズル
21の下部に移動させτ停止させる。合掌]、2のパリ
ソン4が圧縮空気供給ノズル21の下部−1位置(7た
ら、111:縮空気供給ノズル21をパリソン4o上部
に挿入する前(例えば、0.1秒前)に、バルブ20を
開いてキャビティ3内の空気をチャンバ−17内番J吸
引する。これによって、キャビサイ3内(7)空気は、
空気吸引孔8.8.14a、]、4bの栓12、]5を
介してチャンバー17内に溝入され、キャビティ3内は
減圧される。尚、ブローが早いとキャビティ3内に空気
溜りが生じ易く、ブローが運いとパリソン4がキャビテ
ィ形成壁面5a側に引−1+彊ら才1.て変形するので
、キャビティ3が減圧開始されたら、パリソン4(わ1
一部間[コ部にj下線空気供給ノズル21を挿入し5て
パリソン4内に圧縮空気を供給する。このどきのブロー
−条件として圧縮空気の温度は常温ヒし、圧縮空気の圧
力は6、OKgf/cr+f以上とする。圧縮空気供給
ノズル21によってパリソン4内に圧縮空気を供給しく
いるどきにも、バルブ20を開いてキャビティ3内の減
圧を継続し7、パリソン4とキャビティ形成壁面5aと
の間の空気を砂川する。、=れによって、キャビティ3
内のパリソン4がキャビティ形成壁面5aに密着して成
形品が成形される。キャビティ形成壁面5aの中心線平
均粗さは0°251111]以ドに設定ZkれCいるの
て一1成形品の外表面は非常に平滑な面となり、光沢度
が高いものとなる。成形品がキャビティ3内に形成され
たr)、圧縮空気供給ノズル21からの圧縮空気供給を
停止する2−共に、バルブ20を閉じC4−ヤビアイ3
の空気吸引を停止(5、yに、合羽1゜2を閉じた状態
で成形品を冷却(7つつ待機(ff置に移動さ1+る。
The lower part of the parison 4 is fused by the mold] and the mold clamping (,) of 2. Once the parison 4 is held in the mold 1.2, the mold 1.2 in the clamped state is compressed from the extruder side. Move the air supply nozzle 21 to the lower part of the air supply nozzle 21 and stop τ. When the parison 4 of 2 is at the lower part of the compressed air supply nozzle 21 - 1 position (7, 111: Before inserting the compressed air supply nozzle 21 into the upper part of the parison 4o) (for example, 0.1 seconds before), open the valve 20 and suck the air inside the cavity 3 into the chamber 17. As a result, the air inside the cavity 3 (7) is
The air is grooved into the chamber 17 through the plugs 12, ]5 of the air suction holes 8.8.14a, ], 4b, and the pressure inside the cavity 3 is reduced. It should be noted that if the blowing is done too quickly, air pockets will easily form inside the cavity 3, and if the blowing is done too quickly, the parison 4 will be pulled toward the cavity forming wall surface 5a. Therefore, when cavity 3 starts depressurizing, parison 4 (wa 1
The compressed air is supplied into the parison 4 by inserting the air supply nozzle 21 into the part [J underlined]. The current blowing conditions are that the temperature of the compressed air is room temperature and the pressure of the compressed air is 6,000 kgf/cr+f or more. When compressed air is supplied into the parison 4 by the compressed air supply nozzle 21, the valve 20 is opened to continue reducing the pressure in the cavity 3 7, and the air between the parison 4 and the cavity forming wall 5a is drained. . ,=by cavity 3
A molded product is formed with the inner parison 4 in close contact with the cavity forming wall surface 5a. The center line average roughness of the cavity forming wall surface 5a is set to 0°251111] or less, and the outer surface of the molded product becomes a very smooth surface and has a high degree of gloss. When the molded product is formed in the cavity 3 r), stop the compressed air supply from the compressed air supply nozzle 21 2 - At the same time, close the valve 20 C4 - Yaviai 3
Stop the air suction (5, y, cool the molded product with the cover 1°2 closed (7) and wait (move to ff position and move to 1+).

待機位置に金51.2が移動したら金型上、2を停止さ
せると共に一1金型1.2を謀開きしC成形品を図示し
ない収納装置に涌下させる。これにより、成形品の外表
面の中心線平均粗さは0.09μm以トとなり、子の外
表面の60度鏡面反射による光沢度は90%以上とな−
)だ。
When the metal 51.2 moves to the standby position, the mold 2 is stopped, the mold 11 is opened wide, and the C molded product is lowered into a storage device (not shown). As a result, the center line average roughness of the outer surface of the molded product is 0.09 μm or less, and the gloss level of the outer surface of the child due to 60 degree specular reflection is 90% or more.
)is.

成形品を収納装置に落1・、′5せたら、次の成形品の
成形のために、バルブ20を閉じバルブ19を開いて真
空ポンプ16を駆動し1、チャンバー1フ内を再度滅1
(−する。
After dropping the molded product into the storage device, close the valve 20 and open the valve 19 to drive the vacuum pump 16 and evacuate the inside of the chamber 1 again for molding the next molded product.
(- to do.

尚、本実施例にかがるブロー成形方法の実験例1では、
パリソンは2層タイプのものを用い、内層に高密度ポリ
エチレン(HDPE、  例えば三井石油化学株式会社
製のハイデックス6200B)を用い、外層には線状低
密度ポリエチレン(L−DPE、  例えば三井石油化
学株式会社製のウルトゼックス352DL)を用いた。
In addition, in Experimental Example 1 of the blow molding method according to this example,
The parison is of a two-layer type, with the inner layer made of high-density polyethylene (HDPE, e.g., Hidex 6200B manufactured by Mitsui Petrochemical Co., Ltd.), and the outer layer made of linear low-density polyethylene (L-DPE, e.g., made by Mitsui Petrochemical Co., Ltd.). Urtozex 352DL) manufactured by Co., Ltd. was used.

又、会規の材質はアルミニウムとし、キャビティ形成壁
面1aの中心線平均粗さは0.2μmに設定し、連通孔
9、】0及び空気吸引孔14a、14aには直径ioa
mの焼結金属からなる栓12.15を(れぞれ嵌合[1
,た、!!に、パリソン4の押し出し温度は1.70度
Cに設定し、チャンバー17の圧力を700+am11
gとし、ブロー成形の圧縮空気の圧力を8. OKgf
/cn(とした。
In addition, the material of the regulation is aluminum, the center line average roughness of the cavity forming wall surface 1a is set to 0.2 μm, and the communicating holes 9, ]0 and air suction holes 14a, 14a have a diameter of ioa.
m plugs 12 and 15 made of sintered metal (fitting [1
,Ta,! ! The extrusion temperature of parison 4 was set to 1.70 degrees C, and the pressure of chamber 17 was set to 700 + am11.
g, and the pressure of compressed air for blow molding is 8. OKgf
/cn()

以上の条件でブローS形を行なうと、成形品の外表面の
中心線平均粗さは0.07μmとなり、その外表面の6
0度鏡面反射は90.5%となった。
When S-shaped blowing is performed under the above conditions, the center line average roughness of the outer surface of the molded product is 0.07 μm, and the outer surface of
The 0 degree specular reflection was 90.5%.

この結果に較べて、パリソンの材質L1  金型の材質
と、パリソンの押し出し温度及び圧縮空気の圧力節を上
記実験例1に同じく設定し、連通孔9゜10、空気吸引
孔14a、]、4aを大艷に開放して翼空吸弓を行なわ
乙゛い比較のための実験を行なった結果、成形品の中心
線平均粗さは0.08μmとなり、その外表面の光沢度
は60度鏡面反射の場合90%となったが、成形品の外
表面に空気溜り跡が不規則に存在した。
Compared to this result, the parison material L1, the mold material, the extrusion temperature of the parison, and the compressed air pressure node were set the same as in Experimental Example 1 above, and the communication hole was 9°10, the air suction hole 14a, ], 4a. As a result of conducting an experiment for comparison by opening the molded product to a large ship and performing a wing air suction bow, the center line average roughness of the molded product was 0.08 μm, and the gloss of the outer surface was 60 degrees mirror surface. In the case of reflection, it was 90%, but air pocket marks were irregularly present on the outer surface of the molded product.

同様に、樹脂の利賀、樹脂の押し出し温度、圧縮空気の
ブロー圧力も実験例1に同じと17、金型のキャビティ
形成壁面の中心線平均粗さを2.311mとして真空吸
引を行なわずブロー成形を荀なうた、成形品の外表面の
中心線平均粗さは1.OILm&なり、その外表面の6
0度鏡面反射にJ、る光沢度は39.6%さなった。
Similarly, the resin Toga, resin extrusion temperature, and compressed air blowing pressure were the same as in Experimental Example 1, and the center line average roughness of the mold cavity forming wall was 2.311 m, and blow molding was performed without vacuum suction. The center line average roughness of the outer surface of the molded product is 1. OILm & becomes its outer surface 6
The gloss level was 39.6% lower than that of 0 degree specular reflection.

この実験結果からも明らかなようU、本実施例にかかる
ブロー成形方法によれば、ブロー成形によって成形品を
成形する場合であっても、成形品の外表面の中心線平均
粗さ(JIS B 0601−1982)を0.09μ
m以下に設定でき、成形品外表面の60度鏡面反射の光
沢度を90%以上にすることが出来る。
As is clear from this experimental result, according to the blow molding method of this example, even when molded products are formed by blow molding, the center line average roughness (JIS B 0601-1982) to 0.09μ
m or less, and the glossiness of the 60 degree specular reflection on the outer surface of the molded product can be set to 90% or more.

(発明の効果) 本発明にかかるブロー成形方法は以上説明したように桝
成したので、ブロー成形によって成形される成形品の外
表面の表面粗さを非常に平滑なものとするこヒが出来、
成形品の外表面の光沢度を従来よりも1しく向上させる
ことが出来るという優れた効果を奏する。
(Effects of the Invention) Since the blow molding method according to the present invention has been established as described above, the surface roughness of the outer surface of the molded product formed by blow molding can be made extremely smooth.
This has an excellent effect in that the glossiness of the outer surface of the molded product can be improved by 1 degree compared to the conventional method.

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

第1図は、本実施例のブロー成形]−程の説明図、第2
図は、本発明の実施例にかかるブロー成形方法に用いる
金型の概略斜視図 第3図は、本実施例のブロー成形金型を型締め1〜た時
の説明図、 第4図は、第1図のブロー成形金型に接続される空気吸
引手段の説明図、 第5図−・・第7図は真空吸引上程な示“す説明図であ
る。 5a・・・凹部の壁面(キャビティ形成歌面)61.7
・・・吸引用凹部 6a、7a・・・湾 8・・空気吸引孔 10・連理孔 1]・・空気吸引手段 12・・栓 1.2・・・金型(ブロー成形金型) 1a・・パーティング面 3・・キャビティ 4・・・パリソン 5・・・凹部 第 2 図 1(注1−1) 第 第 図 図
Figure 1 is an explanatory diagram of blow molding of this example,
FIG. 3 is a schematic perspective view of a mold used in the blow molding method according to the embodiment of the present invention. FIG. FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram of the air suction means connected to the blow molding mold, and FIGS. 5 to 7 are explanatory diagrams showing the vacuum suction process. Formation song surface) 61.7
Suction recesses 6a, 7a Bay 8 Air suction hole 10/Connection hole 1] Air suction means 12 Plug 1.2 Mold (blow mold) 1a・Parting surface 3...Cavity 4...Parison 5...Concave part 2 Figure 1 (Note 1-1) Figure 1

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] (1)型締めしたときに成形品形成空間としてのキャビ
ティが形成される金型のキャビティ形成壁面の中心線平
均粗さを0.25μm以下に設定し、前記金型を型締め
するときに前記キャビティにブロー成形用のパリソンを
位置させた後、少なくともこのパリソンに圧縮空気を充
填する以前に、このパリソンの外部にある前記キャビテ
ィ内の空気を吸引しつつ、前記圧縮空気を前記パリソン
に充填して成形品を形成することを特徴とするブロー成
形方法。
(1) The center line average roughness of the cavity forming wall surface of the mold in which a cavity as a molded product forming space is formed when the mold is clamped is set to 0.25 μm or less, and when the mold is clamped, the After positioning a parison for blow molding in a cavity, at least before filling this parison with compressed air, the parison is filled with the compressed air while sucking air inside the cavity outside the parison. A blow molding method characterized by forming a molded product by
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