JPH0438344A - Sealing material - Google Patents

Sealing material

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JPH0438344A
JPH0438344A JP14128990A JP14128990A JPH0438344A JP H0438344 A JPH0438344 A JP H0438344A JP 14128990 A JP14128990 A JP 14128990A JP 14128990 A JP14128990 A JP 14128990A JP H0438344 A JPH0438344 A JP H0438344A
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Hiroyuki Kodera
小寺 博行
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Showa Koki Co Ltd
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Abstract

PURPOSE:To obtain a sealing material, which has excellent sealing properties and is executed easily, by composing the sealing material being interposed between members and sealing a section between the members of a resin having superior water absorption properties, being formed in a powdered shape under a non-water absorbing state and being formed in a gelled shape under a water- absorbing state. CONSTITUTION:A resin 51, which has excellent water absorption properties and is formed in a powdered shape under a non-water absorbing state but has properties, in which it is gelled and swollen when it absorbs water while having properties, in which it does not separate once absorbed water even when certain pressure is applied, is used as a sealing material. The desired section of one member A to be sealed is coated with adhesives 50, and the resin 51 is attached uniformly onto the adhesives 50 without clearances. The resin 51 functions as the sealing material itself at that time. The other member B to be sealed is arranged and fixed to the resin 51 under a contact state. When the resin 51 is gelled and swollen under the water-absorbing state, the resin 51 blocks a clearance between the members A, B.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 「産業上の利用分野1 この発明は、部材間に介装されてこの部材間を7−ルす
るシール材に関するものである。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION Field of Industrial Application 1 This invention relates to a sealing material that is interposed between members and provides a seal between the members.

1従来の技術] 第8図から第11図は従来のシール材の使用態様を示し
たものである 第8図は窓枠1にガラス板2を取り付ける場合である。
1. Prior Art] FIGS. 8 to 11 show how a conventional sealing material is used. FIG. 8 shows a case where a glass plate 2 is attached to a window frame 1.

窓枠1にはその室内側に押え部材3がビス4で固定され
ており、窓枠lと押え部材3の間にカラス板2が配置さ
れている。ガラス板2と窓枠1との間、ガラス板2と押
え部材3の間には、それぞれシール材5.6か取り付け
られている。
A holding member 3 is fixed to the indoor side of the window frame 1 with screws 4, and a crow board 2 is arranged between the window frame 1 and the holding member 3. Sealing materials 5 and 6 are attached between the glass plate 2 and the window frame 1 and between the glass plate 2 and the holding member 3, respectively.

又、押え部材3の室内側の面と窓枠lの室内側の面との
間にもノール材7か取り付けられている。
Further, a knoll material 7 is also attached between the indoor side surface of the holding member 3 and the indoor side surface of the window frame l.

更に、ビス4の下端部分にもシール材8か彼せられてい
る。
Further, a sealing material 8 is also applied to the lower end portion of the screw 4.

第9図は外壁パネル10の室内側に部材11を取り付け
る場合である。部材11は、外壁パネル10の室内側に
溶接固定されたビス12とナノト13によって固定され
ている。外壁パネル10の」二線部と部材11の上部の
間にソ一部材14か取り付けられている。
FIG. 9 shows the case where the member 11 is attached to the indoor side of the outer wall panel 10. The member 11 is fixed by screws 12 and nano-tooths 13 welded to the indoor side of the outer wall panel 10. A solid member 14 is attached between the double line part of the outer wall panel 10 and the upper part of the member 11.

第10図は枠体20.21を連結する場合である。枠体
20の上端面には嵌合四部20aか形成されており、こ
の嵌合凹部20aに枠体21の下端面に形成された嵌合
凸部21aか嵌め込まれ、嵌合部分かビス22て固定さ
れている。上記嵌合凸部21aよりも室外側であって、
枠体20の上端面と枠体21の下端面との間に、ソ一部
材23か取り付けられている。
FIG. 10 shows the case where the frames 20 and 21 are connected. Four fitting parts 20a are formed on the upper end surface of the frame body 20, and a fitting protrusion 21a formed on the lower end surface of the frame body 21 is fitted into this fitting recess 20a. Fixed. It is located on the outdoor side of the fitting convex portion 21a,
A saw member 23 is attached between the upper end surface of the frame body 20 and the lower end surface of the frame body 21.

第11図は窓枠30と開閉窓31との接触部分である。FIG. 11 shows the contact portion between the window frame 30 and the opening/closing window 31.

窓枠30の縁部にはコム製の気密材32か取り付けられ
ている。気密材32は、その基部32aを窓枠30に形
成された嵌合溝30aに嵌め込むことにより固定されて
おり、この嵌合溝30aの内部に7−ル材33か挿入さ
れている。開閉窓31を閉じた時に、開閉窓31の室内
側の面か上記気密材32に密接する。
An airtight material 32 made of Com is attached to the edge of the window frame 30. The airtight material 32 is fixed by fitting its base 32a into a fitting groove 30a formed in the window frame 30, and a seven-hole material 33 is inserted into the fitting groove 30a. When the opening/closing window 31 is closed, the indoor side surface of the opening/closing window 31 comes into close contact with the airtight material 32.

上記各シール材5〜8.14,23.33は一般にポリ
サルファイドあるいはノリコーンンーランドで構成され
ている。
Each of the above-mentioned sealing materials 5 to 8.14, 23.33 is generally made of polysulfide or noricorn.

[発明が解決しようとする課題] しかしながら、上記各シール材5〜8,14゜23.3
3は、長期に使用している間に、紫外線を受けたり温度
変化を受けたりして劣化し、あるいは、地震等の振動を
受けて、それぞれ取り付けられている面から剥離する場
合があった。そうするとシールか不完全になって、剥離
した部分から水か室内側に侵入するという虞れがあった
[Problem to be solved by the invention] However, each of the above sealing materials 5 to 8, 14°23.3
3 deteriorates due to exposure to ultraviolet rays or temperature changes during long-term use, or may peel off from the surface to which it is attached due to vibrations such as earthquakes. If this happens, there is a risk that the seal may become incomplete and water may enter the interior of the room through the peeled part.

又、ポリサルファイドやシリコーンンーランドからなる
従来のソ一部材は施工が非常に面倒であった。即ち、次
のような施工手順が必要であった。
Furthermore, conventional solenoid members made of polysulfide or silicone land are extremely troublesome to construct. In other words, the following construction procedure was required.

初めに、シールすべき部材とシール材との接着性をよく
するため、部材にブライマーを塗布する。
First, in order to improve the adhesion between the member to be sealed and the sealant, a brimer is applied to the member.

又、シール材をはみ出させたくない部分には予め接着テ
ープを貼り付けておく。上記プライマーか乾燥したらシ
ール材を充填する。この後、上記接着テープを剥かし、
ソ一部材か硬化するまで養生する。この養生期間は数十
時間を要し、その間は動かすことかできない。動かすと
剥離等を起こして/−ル性能か低下するからである。。
Also, apply adhesive tape in advance to areas where you do not want the sealant to protrude. Once the primer above is dry, fill it with sealant. After this, peel off the adhesive tape and
Allow the solenoid parts to cure until they harden. This curing period takes several tens of hours, during which time it is impossible to move anything. This is because if it is moved, it may cause peeling, etc., and the performance of the tape may deteriorate. .

この発明は上述従来の技術の問題点に鑑みてなされたも
のであり、その目的とするところは、/−ル性に優れ、
施工か容易なシール材を提供しようとするところにある
This invention has been made in view of the problems of the prior art described above, and its purpose is to provide excellent /
The aim is to provide a sealing material that is easy to install.

「課題を解決するための手段〕 この発明は上記目的を達成するためになされたもので、
その要旨は以下の三つの7−ル材にある。
"Means for Solving the Problems" This invention has been made to achieve the above objects,
Its gist lies in the following three 7-rule materials.

(1)部材間に介装されてこの部材間を7−ルするソ一
部材において、吸水性に優れ非吸水状態で粉状をなし吸
水状態てケル状をなす樹脂かろなることを特徴とするシ
ール材。
(1) A solid member that is interposed between members and provides a gap between the members is characterized by being made of a resin that has excellent water absorption and is powder-like in a non-water-absorbing state and forms a kelp-like shape in a water-absorbing state. Seal material.

(2)部材間に介装されてこの部材間をシールするノー
ル材において、りナノ状の基材と、この基材の少なくと
も一方の面に取り付けられた吸水性に優れ非吸水状態で
粉状をなし吸水状態でケル状をなす樹脂、とを具備する
ことを特徴とするシール材。
(2) In the Knoll material that is interposed between parts and seals the parts, there is a nano-like base material and a powdery material with excellent water absorption attached to at least one surface of this base material in a non-water absorbing state. A sealing material characterized by comprising: a resin that forms a shell shape in a water-absorbing state;

(3)部材間に介装されてこの部材間を7−ルするソ一
部材において、吸水性を有する材料からなる袋状をなす
表皮と、この表皮の内部に収容された吸水性に優れ非吸
水状態で粉状をなし吸水状態でゲル状をなす樹脂、とを
具備することを特徴とするシール材。
(3) In a solid member that is interposed between members and provides a gap between the members, there is a bag-shaped skin made of a water-absorbing material, and a material that is highly water-absorbent and non-resistant, which is housed inside the skin. A sealing material comprising: a resin that is powder-like in a water-absorbed state and gel-like in a water-absorbed state.

し作用コ 第一の発明及び第二の発明のソ一部材の場合によ、水を
吸収してゲル状となった樹脂が膨潤して部材間の隙間を
埋め、水等の液体あるいは空気等の気体の通路を遮断す
る。
In the case of the solenoid members of the first invention and the second invention, the gel-like resin absorbs water and swells to fill the gaps between the members, allowing liquids such as water or air to swell. block the gas passage.

第二の発明の7−ル材の場合には上記樹脂がリボン状の
基材に取り付けられており、第三の発明の7−ル材の場
合には上記樹脂が袋状をなす表皮の中に収容されている
ので、7−ル材が取り扱い易くなり、シール材装着作業
がより容易になる。
In the case of the 7-ru material of the second invention, the resin is attached to a ribbon-shaped base material, and in the case of the 7-ru material of the third invention, the resin is inside the bag-shaped skin. Since the sealing material is accommodated in the sealing material, it becomes easier to handle the sealing material, and the sealing material installation work becomes easier.

尚、第三の発明の7−ル材の場合には、樹脂が吸水状態
になってゲル化して膨潤すると、その−部が表皮に形成
された微細な孔を通って表皮の外ににじみ出てくる。こ
のにじみ出た樹脂が部材と表皮の隙間を埋める。
In addition, in the case of the 7-ru material of the third invention, when the resin absorbs water, gels, and swells, the part oozes out of the epidermis through minute pores formed in the epidermis. come. This oozing resin fills the gap between the component and the skin.

[実施例] 以下、この発明の実施例を第1図から第7図までの図面
に基づいて説明する。
[Example] Hereinafter, an example of the present invention will be described based on the drawings from FIG. 1 to FIG. 7.

初めに、この発明においてシール材、あるいはその一部
として用いられる樹脂について説明する。
First, the resin used as the sealing material or a part thereof in the present invention will be explained.

この樹脂は、現在、紙おむつ等に利用されており、その
場合には尿を吸収してゼリー状に固めるという使い方が
されている。この樹脂の具体例としては、株式会社クラ
レの商品名KTゲル201K。
This resin is currently used in disposable diapers and the like, where it absorbs urine and hardens it into a jelly-like form. A specific example of this resin is KT Gel 201K manufactured by Kuraray Co., Ltd.

KTゲル201に−F2等かある。この樹脂は極めて吸
水性に優れており、非吸水状態では粉状をなしているか
、水を吸収するとケル化して膨潤するという性質を有し
、−旦吸収した水は多少の圧力をかけても離さないとい
う性質を有している。
KT gel 201 has -F2 etc. This resin has extremely excellent water absorbency, and has the property of being powder-like in its non-water-absorbing state, or turning into a kelp and swelling when it absorbs water. It has the property of not letting go.

次に、シール材の形態について第1図から第3図に基づ
いて説明する。
Next, the form of the sealing material will be explained based on FIGS. 1 to 3.

その第一の形態は、第1図に示すように、/−ルすべき
一方の部材Aの所望する部分に接着剤50を塗布し、そ
の接着剤50の上に上記粉状の樹脂51を隙間なく均一
に付着させるものである。
The first form is as shown in FIG. It is intended to be applied uniformly without any gaps.

この場合には樹脂51それ自身かシール材となる。In this case, the resin 51 itself serves as the sealing material.

尚、シールすべき他方の部材Bは樹脂51に接触状態に
配置し固定する。樹脂5Iか吸水状態となってゲル化し
膨潤すると、この樹脂51か部材AB間の隙間を完全に
閉塞する。
The other member B to be sealed is placed and fixed in contact with the resin 51. When the resin 5I absorbs water, gels, and swells, the resin 51 completely closes the gap between the members AB.

第二の形態は、第2図に示すように、両面か粘着面とな
っているυホン状の接着テープ(基材)52の一方の粘
着面に上記樹脂51を隙間なく均一に付着させ、他方の
粘着面に剥離紙(図示せず)を付着させてシール材53
としたものである。このシール材53を部材Aに取り付
ける場合には、上記剥離紙を剥がして粘着面を露出させ
シールすべき一方の部材Aに接着する。尚、シールすべ
き他方の部材Bは樹脂51に接触状態に配置し固定する
。樹脂51が吸水状態となってケル化し膨潤すると、こ
の樹脂51か接着テープ52と部材Bの間の隙間を完全
に閉塞する。
In the second form, as shown in FIG. 2, the resin 51 is uniformly adhered to one adhesive surface of a υ-shaped adhesive tape (base material) 52, which has adhesive surfaces on both sides, without any gaps. A release paper (not shown) is attached to the other adhesive surface and the sealing material 53 is attached.
That is. When attaching the sealing material 53 to the member A, the release paper is peeled off to expose the adhesive surface, and the sealing material 53 is adhered to the member A to be sealed. The other member B to be sealed is placed and fixed in contact with the resin 51. When the resin 51 absorbs water, turns into a gel, and swells, the resin 51 completely closes the gap between the adhesive tape 52 and the member B.

第三の形態は、第3図に示すように、吸水性の優れた紙
または布等を例えば偏平な袋状にして表皮54を形成し
、その中に上記樹脂51を充填してシール材55とした
ものである。このシール材55の場合には、シール材5
3を7−ルすべき部材A、B間に挟み込むたけでよい。
In a third embodiment, as shown in FIG. 3, a skin 54 is formed by making paper or cloth with excellent water absorption into a flat bag, and the resin 51 is filled into the skin 54 to form a sealing material 55. That is. In the case of this sealing material 55, the sealing material 5
It suffices to just sandwich the material A and B between the members A and B to be used.

シール材55においては、表皮54に吸水された水か内
部の樹脂51に吸水され、そこで樹脂51かケル化し膨
潤する。膨潤した樹脂は表皮54の微細な孔を通過して
表皮54の外ににじみ出てきて、この樹脂51かシール
すべき部材A、Bと表皮54との間の隙間を埋め、水や
空気を通過てきないようにする。
In the sealing material 55, water absorbed by the outer skin 54 is absorbed by the internal resin 51, where the resin 51 turns into a slag and swells. The swollen resin passes through the fine holes in the skin 54 and oozes out of the skin 54, and this resin 51 fills the gap between the parts A and B to be sealed and the skin 54, allowing water and air to pass through. Try not to get angry.

次に、上記シール材の具体的な使用状態を第4図から第
7図に基づいて説明する。第4図から第7図はそれぞれ
従来技術における第8図から第11図に相当する場合を
示しており、従来技術におけるものと同一態様部分に同
一符号を付して説明する。尚、これらの図面においては
、上述第二の形態のシール材53を用いた場合を示して
いるか、これに代えて前記第一の形態あるいは第三の形
態の7−ル材51,55を用いることも可能である。
Next, specific usage conditions of the sealing material will be explained based on FIGS. 4 to 7. FIGS. 4 to 7 show cases corresponding to FIGS. 8 to 11 in the prior art, respectively, and the same reference numerals are given to the same parts as in the prior art for explanation. In addition, these drawings show the case where the sealing material 53 of the above-mentioned second form is used, or the case where the sealing material 51, 55 of the above-mentioned first form or third form is used instead. It is also possible.

まず、第4図の場合について説明する。シール材53は
窓枠1と押え部材3の間に介装されている。その施工手
順は、初めに窓枠1にシール材53を取り付ける。その
際には、粉状の樹脂51を上面に向は接着テープ52を
窓枠1に接着する。
First, the case shown in FIG. 4 will be explained. The sealing material 53 is interposed between the window frame 1 and the holding member 3. In the construction procedure, a sealing material 53 is first attached to the window frame 1. At that time, adhesive tape 52 is bonded to the window frame 1 with the powdered resin 51 facing upward.

この粉状の樹脂51の上から押え部材3を載せ、ビス4
を捩込んで押え部材3を固定する。これて作業は完了で
ある。尚、ガラス板2と窓枠1あるいは押え部材3との
間には従来と同材質の7−ル材5,6を設ける。今、こ
の施工後に上記シール材5か劣化して、シール材5と窓
枠1あるいはガラス板2との間から水か室内側に侵入し
たとする。
Place the presser member 3 on top of this powdered resin 51 and screw 4.
Screw in to fix the presser member 3. This completes the work. Incidentally, between the glass plate 2 and the window frame 1 or the holding member 3, 7-ru members 5 and 6 made of the same material as the conventional one are provided. Now, suppose that the sealing material 5 has deteriorated after this construction, and water has entered the interior of the room from between the sealing material 5 and the window frame 1 or the glass plate 2.

しかし、この水が上記シール材530所まで侵入してく
ると、シール材53の樹脂51がこの水を吸収して、ケ
ル化し膨潤する。そして、この樹脂53か押え部材3の
底面と接着テープ52の間の隙間を埋め、水の通過を阻
止する。尚、上記ビス4を捩込む時に、ビス4の雄ねじ
部に粉状あるいはゲル状の樹脂51を付着させてから捩
込むと、ビス4が窓枠lを貫通する部分も/−ルされる
ようになる。
However, when this water enters the sealing material 530, the resin 51 of the sealing material 53 absorbs this water, turns into a slag, and swells. The resin 53 then fills the gap between the bottom surface of the pressing member 3 and the adhesive tape 52 to prevent water from passing through. In addition, when screwing in the screw 4, if powdered or gel-like resin 51 is applied to the male threaded part of the screw 4 before screwing in, the part where the screw 4 penetrates the window frame l will also be screwed in. become.

尚、上述実施例では、窓枠1に取り付けられたシール材
53の樹脂51を粉状のままにしてシール材の施工を終
了としているが、押え部材3を固定した後、シール材5
3の樹脂51に積極的に水を含ませゲル化させてシール
材の施工を終了としてもよい。
In the above-mentioned embodiment, the resin 51 of the sealing material 53 attached to the window frame 1 is left in powder form to complete the application of the sealing material. However, after the presser member 3 is fixed, the sealing material 5
The application of the sealing material may be completed by positively impregnating the resin 51 of No. 3 with water and gelling it.

このように、シール材53の取り付は作業が従来に比べ
て非常に簡単になる。又、シール性能か長期に亙って安
定したものとなる。
In this way, the work of attaching the sealing material 53 becomes much easier than in the past. Moreover, the sealing performance becomes stable over a long period of time.

第5図の場合はシール材53が外壁パネルと部材11と
の間に介装されており、第6図の場合はシール材53が
枠体20の上端面に形成された嵌合凹部20aと枠体2
1の下端面に形成された嵌合凸部21aの間に介装され
ている。シール材53の取り付は手順については、上述
第4図態様の場合と同様であるので説明を省略する。
In the case of FIG. 5, the sealing material 53 is interposed between the outer wall panel and the member 11, and in the case of FIG. Frame body 2
It is interposed between the fitting convex portions 21a formed on the lower end surface of 1. The procedure for attaching the sealing material 53 is the same as that in the embodiment shown in FIG. 4 described above, so the explanation will be omitted.

第7図の場合には、シール材53が窓枠30と気密材3
2の間に介装されている。シール材53を窓枠30の嵌
合溝30aに取り付ける際には、樹脂51を室外側に向
は接着テープ52を嵌合溝30aの底面部分に接着する
。そして、気密材32の基部32aを嵌合溝30aに嵌
合する。この施工時にシール材53の樹脂51を積極的
に吸水状態にしない場合には、水が嵌合溝30aの壁面
と気密材32との隙間を通って嵌合溝32内に侵入した
時に、樹脂51がこの水を吸収してケル化し、その後の
水の侵入を阻止する。
In the case of FIG. 7, the sealing material 53 is connected to the window frame 30 and the airtight material 3.
It is interposed between 2. When attaching the sealing material 53 to the fitting groove 30a of the window frame 30, the resin 51 is attached to the outdoor side, and the adhesive tape 52 is attached to the bottom surface of the fitting groove 30a. Then, the base 32a of the airtight material 32 is fitted into the fitting groove 30a. If the resin 51 of the sealing material 53 is not actively brought into a water-absorbing state during this construction, when water enters the fitting groove 32 through the gap between the wall surface of the fitting groove 30a and the airtight material 32, the resin 51 51 absorbs this water, turns it into a keloid, and prevents further water from entering.

尚、上述実施例は全て水封を第一の目的とするシール材
の例であるため、シール材を部材に取り付けた施工終了
の時点でシール材の樹脂が粉状であってもよかったが、
このシール材が気密を第一の目的とするものである場合
には、シール材を部材に取り付けた時に樹脂に積極的に
水を吸収させ、ゲル状にして施工終了とする必要かある
In addition, since all of the above-mentioned examples are examples of sealing materials whose primary purpose is water sealing, the resin of the sealing material may be in powder form at the time of completion of installation when the sealing material is attached to the member.
If the primary purpose of this sealing material is airtightness, when the sealing material is attached to a member, it is necessary to actively absorb water into the resin and turn it into a gel to complete the installation.

[発明の効果] 以上説明したように、この発明によれば、シー部材の装
着作業が非常に容易になり、装着後も長期に亙って安定
したシール性能が維持されるという優れた効果が奏され
る。
[Effects of the Invention] As explained above, according to the present invention, the installation work of the seal member becomes extremely easy, and stable sealing performance is maintained for a long period of time even after installation, which is an excellent effect. It is played.

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

第1図から第7図までの図面はこの発明の実施例を示す
ものであり、第1図は第一の発明のシール材の断面図、
第2図は第二の発明のシール材の断面図、第3図は第三
の発明の7−ル材の断面図であり、第4図から第7図は
それぞれシール材の使用状態を示す断面図である。又、
第8図から第11図は従来のシール材の使用状態を示す
断面図である。 樹脂、 52・・・接着テープ(基材)、ノール材、 
54 表皮、 シール材、 A、B・・部材。
The drawings from FIG. 1 to FIG. 7 show embodiments of the present invention, and FIG. 1 is a sectional view of the sealing material of the first invention;
Fig. 2 is a sectional view of the sealing material of the second invention, Fig. 3 is a sectional view of the 7-ru material of the third invention, and Figs. 4 to 7 each show the usage state of the sealing material. FIG. or,
FIGS. 8 to 11 are cross-sectional views showing how the conventional sealing material is used. Resin, 52...Adhesive tape (base material), Knoll material,
54 Skin, sealing material, A, B... members.

Claims (3)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] (1)部材間に介装されてこの部材間をシールするシー
ル材において、吸水性に優れ非吸水状態で粉状をなし吸
水状態でゲル状をなす樹脂からなることを特徴とするシ
ール材。
(1) A sealing material that is interposed between members to seal between the members, and is characterized by being made of a resin that has excellent water absorption and is powder-like in a non-water-absorbing state and gel-like in a water-absorbing state.
(2)部材間に介装されてこの部材間をシールするシー
ル材において、リボン状の基材と、この基材の少なくと
も一方の面に取り付けられた吸水性に優れ非吸水状態で
粉状をなし吸水状態でゲル状をなす樹脂、とを具備する
ことを特徴とするシール材。
(2) A sealing material that is interposed between members and seals between the members includes a ribbon-shaped base material and a powder-like material with excellent water absorption attached to at least one surface of this base material in a non-water absorbing state. A sealing material characterized by comprising: a resin that forms a gel-like state when water is absorbed;
(3)部材間に介装されてこの部材間をシールするシー
ル材において、吸水性を有する材料からなる袋状をなす
表皮と、この表皮の内部に収容された吸水性に優れ非吸
水状態で粉状をなし吸水状態でゲル状をなす樹脂、とを
具備することを特徴とするシール材。
(3) A sealing material that is interposed between members and seals between the members includes a bag-shaped skin made of a water-absorbing material, and a bag-shaped skin made of a water-absorbing material and a material that is highly water-absorbent and remains in a non-water-absorbing state. A sealing material characterized by comprising: a powder-like resin that becomes gel-like when water is absorbed.
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