JPH0686074B2 - In-mold coating method for plastics - Google Patents

In-mold coating method for plastics

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JPH0686074B2
JPH0686074B2 JP18177889A JP18177889A JPH0686074B2 JP H0686074 B2 JPH0686074 B2 JP H0686074B2 JP 18177889 A JP18177889 A JP 18177889A JP 18177889 A JP18177889 A JP 18177889A JP H0686074 B2 JPH0686074 B2 JP H0686074B2
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信雄 八木
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【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、特にシートモールディ
ングコンパウンド圧縮成形品について問題となるピンホ
ール及びひけの対策として有効なインモールドコーティ
ング法に関する。
TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates to an in-mold coating method effective as a countermeasure against pinholes and sink marks, which are problems for plastic molded products, particularly sheet molded compound compression molded products.

〔従来の技術〕[Conventional technology]

シートモールディングコンパウンド(以下SMCという)
を圧縮成形して得られる成形品の表面には、ピンホール
と呼ばれる微細な穴やリブ及びボスの裏面に発生するひ
け等の欠陥が生じる。これらピンホールやひけの対策の
一つとしてインモールドコーティング法(以下IMCとい
う)がある。
Sheet molding compound (hereinafter referred to as SMC)
On the surface of the molded product obtained by compression molding, fine holes called pinholes and defects such as sink marks generated on the back surface of ribs and bosses occur. The in-mold coating method (hereinafter referred to as IMC) is one of the countermeasures against these pinholes and sink marks.

IMCは、プラスチックの成形と同時に塗装する方法で、I
MC材料である塗料を型内へ注入する方法として次の2通
りの方法がある。
IMC is a method of painting at the same time as molding of plastic.
There are the following two methods for injecting the MC material paint into the mold.

従来は、調温した金型の下型にSMC材料を置いて上型を
閉じ、第6図に示すように、成形圧力を上げて規定時間
T1保持してSMC材料を硬化させ、型を数ミリメートル開
けて矢印Iで示すように塗料を型内に注入し、次に型を
閉じて規定時間T3保持し、塗料を硬化させてから型開き
して成形品を取り出すようにしている。
Conventionally, the SMC material is placed on the lower mold of the temperature-controlled mold and the upper mold is closed, and as shown in FIG.
Hold T 1 to cure the SMC material, open the mold a few millimeters and inject the paint into the mold as indicated by arrow I, then close the mold and hold T 3 for a specified time to cure the paint The mold is opened and the molded product is taken out.

この従来のIMCは、成形の途中で型開きしなければなら
ないため、金型内に異物が混入したり、成形サイクルの
時間が長くなる等の問題点がある。
Since this conventional IMC has to open the mold in the middle of molding, there are problems that foreign matter is mixed into the mold and the molding cycle time becomes long.

現在はハイプレッシャーインジェクションプロセス(以
下HPIPという)の方へ技術開発が進んでいる。
Currently, technological development is progressing toward high pressure injection process (hereinafter referred to as HPIP).

このHPIP法は、第7図に示すように、140〜150℃に温度
調節された金型の下型にSMC材料を置き、上型を閉めて
圧力P1を掛けて規定時間T1硬化させる。次に、圧力を少
し下げたP2とした状態で塗料を300kg/cm2程度の高圧で
矢印Iで示すように閉じたままの金型内に注入し、矢印
Eで示すTIM時間後に塗料の注入を停止し、その後に圧
力をP3に上げてT3時間保持して塗料を硬化させるもので
ある。
In this HPIP method, as shown in FIG. 7, the SMC material is placed in the lower mold of a mold whose temperature is controlled at 140 to 150 ° C., the upper mold is closed and pressure P 1 is applied to cure it for a specified time T 1 . . Then, by injecting coating material to 300 kg / cm 2 about the high pressure in the left mold closed as shown by an arrow I in a state where a P 2 was lowered a little pressure, coating after T IM time indicated by the arrow E Is stopped, then the pressure is raised to P 3 and held for T 3 hours to cure the paint.

〔発明が解決しようとする課題〕[Problems to be Solved by the Invention]

HPIP法では、塗料を型開きしないで高圧の金型内に注入
するため、表面積の大きい部品の場合には、金型内に空
気溜りができ、IMCショートと呼ばれる塗料の未塗装部
分やIMC材料の流れ跡が発生する。第9図(A)に自動
車のボンネットの成形品1を示すが、塗料の注入口のタ
ブ2から遠い部位にIMCショート10が発生し、またフロ
ーマークと呼ばれるIMCの流れ跡11が発生することがあ
る。
In the HPIP method, the paint is injected into the high-pressure mold without opening the mold.Therefore, in the case of parts with a large surface area, air can be trapped inside the mold, and the unpainted part of the paint called IMC short or IMC material. The flow trace of occurs. Fig. 9 (A) shows a molded article 1 of an automobile bonnet. An IMC short 10 is generated at a portion far from the tab 2 of the paint injection port, and an IMC flow trace 11 called a flow mark is generated. There is.

この対策として、第8図のT2で示すように、塗料注入後
数秒間成形圧力を上げて塗料を金型内に流動させ、IMC
ショートの発生を防止する手段が採用されているが、第
9図(B)に示すように、IMCショート10の部分を小さ
くすることはできるが、IMCショートを完全に無くすこ
とはできず、安定した品質の成形品が得られない。ま
た、多段圧力制御可能なプレスを使用する必要があるた
め、設備投資が高くなる。
As a measure against this, as shown by T 2 in FIG. 8, the molding pressure is increased for a few seconds after the paint is injected to cause the paint to flow into the mold,
A means to prevent the occurrence of a short circuit is adopted, but as shown in Fig. 9 (B), the IMC short circuit 10 can be made smaller, but the IMC short circuit cannot be completely eliminated and is stable. A molded product of the specified quality cannot be obtained. Further, since it is necessary to use a press capable of multistage pressure control, equipment investment becomes high.

また、HPIP法では、型開きせずに成形の圧力が掛った状
態の型内にIMC材料を高圧で注入するため、IMCの注入タ
イミングを誤ると、第10図(A)に示すように、ボンネ
ット1の表面にIMCショート10が発生するだけでなく、I
MC材料が未硬化のSMC層を通って裏面に回り、第10図
(B)に示すように、ボンネット1の裏面の一部にIMC
材料の層12が形成されたり、SMCの発熱、膨張により、I
MCが型内に殆ど注入されず、第11図に示すように、注入
口のタブ2とその近傍だけに塗膜13が形成されるだけと
なる。
Further, in the HPIP method, since the IMC material is injected at a high pressure into the mold in a state where the molding pressure is applied without opening the mold, if the injection timing of IMC is incorrect, as shown in FIG. 10 (A), Not only IMC shorts 10 occur on the surface of the bonnet 1, but I
The MC material passes through the uncured SMC layer and goes to the back surface. As shown in FIG. 10 (B), IMC is formed on a part of the back surface of the bonnet 1.
Due to the formation of the material layer 12 and the heat and expansion of the SMC,
Almost no MC is injected into the mold, and as shown in FIG. 11, the coating film 13 is formed only on the tab 2 of the injection port and its vicinity.

HPIP法におけるIMC注入のタイミングの決定は、成形テ
ストを繰り返えし実施して条件を設定しているが、同一
銘柄のSMC材料でも、生産ロット毎に硬化特性にバラツ
キがあり、成形条件の設定が煩雑となる。
The timing of IMC injection in the HPIP method is determined by repeating the molding test and setting the conditions, but even with the same brand of SMC material, there are variations in the curing characteristics between production lots, and the molding conditions The setting becomes complicated.

本発明は前記の課題を解決し、HPIP法におけるIMC注入
のタイミングを最適とし、IMCショートを完全に無く
し、成形品の表面品質を良好に成形するインモールドコ
ーティング法を提供することを目的とするものである。
An object of the present invention is to provide an in-mold coating method that solves the above-mentioned problems, optimizes the timing of IMC injection in the HPIP method, completely eliminates IMC short-circuiting, and excellently molds the surface quality of a molded product. It is a thing.

〔課題を解決するための手段及び作用〕 本発明は、成形品の形状部に圧力センサーを設けた金型
を使用してプラスチックを圧縮成形し、前記圧力センサ
ーが前記プラスチックの圧縮成形工程における発熱膨張
によるピーク圧力を過ぎ所定の圧力降下を検出した時点
で成形の圧力を抜き、閉じたまま真空脱気した金型内に
塗料を高圧で注入し、次いで成形の圧力を上げて注入し
た塗料を金型内に流動させ、その後に塗料を硬化するプ
ラスチックのインモールドコーティング法である。
[Means and Actions for Solving the Problems] The present invention is to perform compression molding of a plastic using a mold provided with a pressure sensor in the shape part of a molded article, and the pressure sensor generates heat in the compression molding step of the plastic. When the predetermined pressure drop is detected after the peak pressure due to expansion, the molding pressure is released, the paint is injected at high pressure into the vacuum degassed mold while it is closed, and then the molding pressure is increased to remove the injected paint. This is a plastic in-mold coating method in which a paint is allowed to flow and then the paint is cured.

金型を閉じてプラスチックを圧縮成形すると、プラスチ
ックが発熱膨張して金型内の圧力が上昇し、プラスチッ
クの発熱膨張のピークが過ぎて硬化収縮段階に入ると圧
力が降下する。この金型内の圧力の変化を圧力センサー
で検出し、この検出値に基づき金型の成形圧力を抜き、
金型内を真空脱気した上で閉じたままの金型内に塗料を
高圧で注入するので、成形品の表面に塗料がスムースに
流動し、次いで成形の圧力を上げるので、注入した塗料
が金型内に十分流動してプラスチック成形品の表面を覆
い、この状態で塗料を硬化させるので空気溜り等による
塗装の欠陥が発生しない。
When the mold is closed and the plastic is compression-molded, the plastic exothermically expands and the pressure in the mold rises, and when the peak of the exothermic expansion of the plastic passes and the curing shrinkage stage is reached, the pressure drops. The pressure sensor detects changes in the pressure inside the mold, and the mold pressure is released based on this detected value.
Since the paint is injected at high pressure into the mold that is still closed after the mold is degassed in vacuum, the paint flows smoothly on the surface of the molded product, and then the molding pressure is raised. Since the fluid flows sufficiently in the mold to cover the surface of the plastic molded product and the coating material is cured in this state, no coating defects due to air pockets or the like occur.

〔実施例〕〔Example〕

本発明の実施例を図面について説明する。 Embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

第1図は自動車のボンネットの成形に本発明を適用した
場合を示すもので、第1図は成形金型を示す断面図であ
り、第2図に平面図で示す成形品1のX−X線による断
面図を示している。
FIG. 1 shows a case where the present invention is applied to the molding of an automobile bonnet, FIG. 1 is a sectional view showing a molding die, and XX of a molded product 1 shown in a plan view in FIG. The sectional view by a line is shown.

成形品1には、塗料の注入口となるタブ2を形成する。
このタブ2付きの成形品1を成形する金型は、第1図に
示すように、分割型の下型3と上型4の間に成形体に対
応した形状のキャビテイが形成され、上型4のタブ2に
対応する部位に塗料の注入口5と、その反対側に真空ポ
ンプに接続されるニップル6が設けられ、下型3と上型
4とには温度調節回路7が設けられると共に、下型3と
上型4との接合面にはシール材8が配設され、下型3に
は注入口タブ2に近い位置に圧力センサー9が設けられ
ている。
The molded product 1 is provided with a tab 2 serving as a paint injection port.
As shown in FIG. 1, the mold for molding the molded product 1 with the tab 2 has a cavity having a shape corresponding to the molded body formed between the lower mold 3 and the upper mold 4 of the split mold. 4, a paint inlet 5 is provided at a portion corresponding to the tab 2, and a nipple 6 connected to a vacuum pump is provided on the opposite side thereof, and a temperature adjusting circuit 7 is provided at the lower mold 3 and the upper mold 4. A sealing material 8 is disposed on the joint surface between the lower mold 3 and the upper mold 4, and a pressure sensor 9 is provided on the lower mold 3 at a position close to the injection port tab 2.

次に、第1図に示す金型を用いた成形方法を第3図ない
し第5図を参照して説明する。
Next, a molding method using the mold shown in FIG. 1 will be described with reference to FIGS. 3 to 5.

第4図に示すように、600×1100mmの2枚のシートS1
間にチャージ量合わせ用の200×1100mmのシートS2を入
れて重ね合わせたSMC材料を、140〜150℃に温度調節さ
れた金型の下型3に置いて上型4を閉じ、70〜80kg/cm2
の成形圧力を第3図に示すように規定時間T1保持する。
このT1時間は、後に説明するように、金型内のSMC材料
が発熱膨張のピークを過ぎて硬化収縮段階に入る時間と
する。
As shown in Fig. 4, the SMC material in which the sheet S 2 of 200 × 1100 mm for adjusting the charge amount is placed between the two sheets S 1 of 600 × 1100 mm and superposed, the temperature is adjusted to 140 to 150 ° C. Placed on the lower mold 3 of the mold and closed the upper mold 4, 70-80kg / cm 2
The molding pressure of 1 is maintained for a specified time T 1 as shown in FIG.
This T 1 time is the time when the SMC material in the mold passes the peak of exothermic expansion and enters the curing shrinkage stage, as described later.

次に、プレスの圧力を抜き、成形圧力を掛けずに閉じた
状態に保持した型内を矢印Vで示すように真空脱気す
る。次に、矢印Iで示すように、タブ2の位置にある注
入口5からIMC塗料を300kg/cm2位の高圧で注入し、塗料
の注入後に成形圧力を再び70〜80kg/cm2に上げ、T3時間
この状態に保持して塗料を硬化させる。
Next, the pressure of the press is released, and the inside of the mold held in the closed state without applying the molding pressure is vacuum deaerated as shown by an arrow V. Next, as shown by the arrow I, IMC paint is injected from the injection port 5 at the position of the tab 2 at a high pressure of about 300 kg / cm 2 , and the molding pressure is increased to 70-80 kg / cm 2 again after the paint is injected. , T Hold in this state for 3 hours to cure the paint.

前記のT1時間の設定は、次のようにして決定する。第5
図は樹脂圧力モニタ測定図で、金型内に封入されたSMC
材料は、発熱膨張して矢印に示すように圧力が上昇
し、t1時間経過後にピーク圧力に到達し、次いで矢印
で示すように収縮段階に入り、成形圧力が降下する。こ
の圧力の変化を下型3に設置した圧力センサー9で測定
する。この圧力曲線に予めスレッシュホールド圧を設
定する。
The setting of the above T 1 time is determined as follows. Fifth
The figure shows the resin pressure monitor measurement diagram. The SMC enclosed in the mold.
The material exothermically expands and the pressure rises as indicated by the arrow, reaches the peak pressure after t 1 hours, then enters the contraction stage as indicated by the arrow, and the forming pressure drops. This change in pressure is measured by the pressure sensor 9 installed in the lower mold 3. The threshold pressure is set in advance on this pressure curve.

SMCの成形時に圧力センサー9の検出値がスレッシュホ
ールド圧以上となり、ピーク圧力に到達した時点t1
真空脱気装置に信号を送り、第3図のVで示すように金
型内の脱気を開始する。次に圧力センサー9がスレッシ
ュホールド圧を検出した時点t2でプレス側に信号を送
って成形圧力を抜き、型を閉じた状態を保持し、次にプ
レス側からの信号で第3図のIで示すようにIMC材料を
金型内に高圧で注入する。
During the molding of SMC, the value detected by the pressure sensor 9 exceeds the threshold pressure, and when the peak pressure is reached, a signal is sent to the vacuum degassing device at time t 1 to degas the mold as shown by V in FIG. To start. Next, at time t 2 when the pressure sensor 9 detects the threshold pressure, a signal is sent to the press side to release the molding pressure and the mold is kept closed. Inject the IMC material into the mold at high pressure as shown in.

このように、成形の圧力を抜き、金型を閉じたままで金
型内を排気し、塗料を注入したときには金型内のSMC材
料が収縮段階に入っているので空気溜りができず、塗料
がSMCの表面を良く流動し、IMCショートが発生しない。
また、金型に注入された塗料は、その後の成形圧力の上
昇により硬化したSMCの表面に更に流動し、良好な塗装
が安定して得られる。
In this way, the molding pressure is released, the mold is evacuated with the mold closed, and when the paint is injected, the SMC material in the mold is in the shrinking stage, so no air can be trapped and the paint is It flows well on the surface of SMC and does not cause IMC short circuit.
Further, the paint injected into the mold further flows on the surface of the cured SMC due to the subsequent increase in molding pressure, and a good coating can be stably obtained.

次に本発明の実施例との比較例を示し、IMCの充填性、
エアー溜り及びフローマークの発生状態の比較を表に示
す。
Next, a comparative example with the example of the present invention is shown, the filling properties of IMC,
The table below shows a comparison of the occurrence of air pockets and flow marks.

(比較例1) SMC材料を、140〜150℃に温度調節された金型の下型3
に置いて上型4を閉じ、70〜80kg/cm2の成形圧力を規定
時間(50秒)保持して硬化させる。次に、成形圧力を20
kg/cm2位に下げてこの状態を保持し、300kg/cm2の高圧
でIMC材料を注入し、注入完了後70〜80kg/cm2に成形圧
力を上げて規定時間(90秒)保持して硬化させる。
(Comparative Example 1) Lower mold 3 of a mold whose SMC material was temperature-controlled at 140 to 150 ° C.
Then, the upper mold 4 is closed and the molding pressure of 70 to 80 kg / cm 2 is maintained for a specified time (50 seconds) to cure. Next, the molding pressure is 20
reduced to kg / cm 2 of maintaining this state, injecting IMC material at a high pressure of 300 kg / cm 2, injection after completion 70~80kg / cm 2 in forming pressure was raised to the specified time (90 seconds) and held To cure.

なお、SMC材料は、実施例で使用した600×1100mmの2枚
のシートS1の間にチャージ量合わせ用の200×1100mmの
シートS2を入れて重ね合わせたものを使用した。
As the SMC material, a sheet S 2 of 600 × 1100 mm used in the example and a sheet S 2 of 200 × 1100 mm for adjusting the charge amount were put between the sheets S 1 and stacked.

(比較例2) 600×1100mmのシートを3枚重ね合わせたSMC材料を使用
した以外は比較例1と同じとした。
(Comparative Example 2) The same as Comparative Example 1 except that an SMC material obtained by stacking three sheets of 600 x 1100 mm was used.

(比較例3) IMC注入時に真空脱気する以外は比較例1と同じとし
た。
(Comparative Example 3) The same as Comparative Example 1 except that vacuum degassing was performed at the time of IMC injection.

(比較例4) IMC注入後、成形圧力を50kg/cm2、40kg/cm2及び20kg/cm
2と変化させてIMCを硬化させる以外は比較例1と同じと
した。
(Comparative Example 4) After IMC injection, the molding pressure was 50 kg / cm 2 , 40 kg / cm 2 and 20 kg / cm.
Same as Comparative Example 1 except that IMC was cured by changing to 2 .

(比較例5) IMC注入時に真空脱気する以外は比較例4と同じとし
た。
(Comparative Example 5) The same as Comparative Example 4 except that vacuum degassing was performed at the time of IMC injection.

(比較例6) SMC材料の硬化時間(T1)を40秒とした以外は比較例1
と同じとした。
(Comparative Example 6) Comparative Example 1 except that the curing time (T 1 ) of the SMC material was set to 40 seconds.
Same as

(比較例7) SMC材料の硬化時間(T1)を30秒とした以外は比較例1
と同じとした。
(Comparative Example 7) Comparative Example 1 except that the curing time (T 1 ) of the SMC material was set to 30 seconds.
Same as

なお、テストに使用した材料は次のとおりである。The materials used for the test are as follows.

SMC材料:旭ファイバーグラス(株)製 グラスローノ1
800 クラスA SMC材料 IMC材料:大日本塗料(株)製 ポーレイングラスクラ
ッド B30−EX2 〔発明の効果〕 本発明は、プラスチックの成形と一緒の金型を使用して
インモールドコーティングする場合に、IMC材料の注入
時に型を開くことなく高圧でIMC材料を注入するHPIP法
の特徴を生かしながらIMC材料注入のタイミングを最適
とし、簡単な方法でHPIP法の欠陥を是正してIMCショー
トを完全に無くし、成形品の表面に良好な塗装面が安定
して得られる効果が有る。
SMC material: Asahi Fiber Glass Co., Ltd. Glass Rono 1
800 Class A SMC material IMC material: Paurain glass clad B30-EX 2 manufactured by Dainippon Paint Co., Ltd. (Effect of the invention) The present invention has a feature of the HPIP method of injecting IMC material at high pressure without opening the mold at the time of injecting the IMC material, when in-mold coating is performed using a die together with molding of plastic. While making the best use of it, the timing of IMC material injection is optimized, the defect of HPIP method is corrected by a simple method to completely eliminate the IMC short circuit, and there is an effect that a good painted surface can be stably obtained on the surface of the molded product.

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

第1図は自動車のボンネットの成形に本発明を適用した
場合の金型の断面図で第2図のX−X線による断面を示
し、第2図は成形品の平面図、第3図は本発明の成形工
程を示す図、第4図は成形材料の斜視図、第5図は本発
明の塗料注入時決定のための測定線図、第6図ないし第
8図はいずれも従来の成形工程を示す図、第9図ないし
第11図はいずれも成形品の塗装の欠陥を示す図で第10図
(B)は裏面をそれ以外は表面を示す。 1:成形品、2:塗料注入口タブ 3:下型、4:上型 5:塗料注入口、6:ニップル 7:温度調節回路、8:シール材 9:圧力センサー
FIG. 1 is a cross-sectional view of a mold when the present invention is applied to the molding of an automobile bonnet, showing a cross section taken along line XX of FIG. 2, FIG. 2 is a plan view of a molded product, and FIG. FIG. 4 is a perspective view of a molding material of the present invention, FIG. 4 is a perspective view of a molding material, FIG. 5 is a measurement diagram for determining the time of paint injection according to the present invention, and FIGS. 6 to 8 are all conventional molding processes. FIGS. 9 to 11 are views showing the steps, all of which show defects in the coating of the molded product, and FIG. 10 (B) shows the back surface and the other surfaces are the front surface. 1: Molded product, 2: Paint inlet tab 3: Lower mold, 4: Upper mold 5: Paint filler, 6: Nipple 7: Temperature control circuit, 8: Seal material 9: Pressure sensor

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 【請求項1】成形品の形状部に圧力センサーを設けた金
型を使用してプラスチックを圧縮成形し、前記圧力セン
サーが前記プラスチックの圧縮成形工程における発熱膨
張によるピーク圧力を過ぎ所定の圧力降下を検出した時
点で成形の圧力を抜き、真空脱気した金型内に塗料を高
圧で注入し、次いで成形の圧力を上げて注入した塗料を
金型内に流動させ、その後に塗料を硬化することを特徴
とするプラスチックのインモールドコーティング法。
1. A plastic mold is compression-molded by using a mold provided with a pressure sensor in the shape part of a molded product, and the pressure sensor passes a peak pressure due to exothermic expansion in the compression molding process of the plastic, and a predetermined pressure drop occurs. When the pressure is detected, the molding pressure is released, the paint is injected at high pressure into the vacuum degassed mold, then the molding pressure is increased to cause the injected paint to flow into the mold, and then the paint is cured. A plastic in-mold coating method characterized by the following.
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