JPS58141937A - Instrument pad for car and manufacture thereof - Google Patents

Instrument pad for car and manufacture thereof

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Publication number
JPS58141937A
JPS58141937A JP57025726A JP2572682A JPS58141937A JP S58141937 A JPS58141937 A JP S58141937A JP 57025726 A JP57025726 A JP 57025726A JP 2572682 A JP2572682 A JP 2572682A JP S58141937 A JPS58141937 A JP S58141937A
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mold
core plate
instrument pad
urethane
instrument
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Inventor
Takashi Kakeya
掛谷 巍
Mikio Suzuki
幹夫 鈴木
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Kasai Kogyo Co Ltd
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    • BPERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B60VEHICLES IN GENERAL
    • B60KARRANGEMENT OR MOUNTING OF PROPULSION UNITS OR OF TRANSMISSIONS IN VEHICLES; ARRANGEMENT OR MOUNTING OF PLURAL DIVERSE PRIME-MOVERS IN VEHICLES; AUXILIARY DRIVES FOR VEHICLES; INSTRUMENTATION OR DASHBOARDS FOR VEHICLES; ARRANGEMENTS IN CONNECTION WITH COOLING, AIR INTAKE, GAS EXHAUST OR FUEL SUPPLY OF PROPULSION UNITS IN VEHICLES
    • B60K37/00Dashboards

Abstract

PURPOSE:To increase the degree of freedom in molding and the strength of an instrument pad for car and improve the safety by forming the instrument pad form a core plate made of composite reisn material and an elastomer skin layer formed integrally with a semi-hard urethane foamed layer. CONSTITUTION:A sillicone mold 14 is installed onto a lower mold 10, and urethane hardening resin liquid is applied onto the mold 14 and hardened to form a high-polymeric urethane elastomer skin. A core plate 1 made of composite resin material is installed onto an upper mold 12, and foaming urethane resin liquid is poured into the mold, and then mold-fastening and foamed hardening are performed. Then, the elastomer skin and the core plate urethane foamed layer are integrally formed into an instrument pad. Since the elastomer skin layer is used as skin, the degree of freedom in molding is increased, and the safety can be improved, since a core metal is not used.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 本発明は自動車用インストルメントパッドおよびその製
造方法に閤するものである。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to an instrument pad for an automobile and a method for manufacturing the same.

自動車用インストルメントパッドは自動車の車室内前席
前方にあって各種計器類やグローブボックス等を収装す
るトリム部品であり、造形的にも車体ギ装中最もIl!
!な部分を占めている。
Automotive instrument pads are trim parts that are located in front of the front seats in the interior of a car and house various instruments, glove boxes, etc., and are the most stylish of all the car body parts in terms of shape.
! occupies a large part.

このような各種機器類等を収装するインストルメントパ
ッドは、従来ABSシートを真空成形したり、pvcプ
ラスチゾル型内加熱により硬化させることにより表皮を
形成し、この表皮および金属プレス成形体をそれぞれ発
泡型内に載置してから半硬質ウレタン発泡性樹脂液を注
入し、発泡硬化せしめて一体化し、インストルメントパ
ッドを得るようにしている。
Instrument pads that house various types of equipment have traditionally been made by vacuum forming an ABS sheet or hardening it by heating inside a PVC plastisol mold to form a skin, and then foaming the skin and metal press molding respectively. After placing it in a mold, a semi-rigid urethane foaming resin liquid is injected, and the foam is cured and integrated to obtain an instrument pad.

しかしながら、ABSシートを真空成形した表皮のイン
ストルメントパッドは造形状の自由度がなく、また触感
が堅い感じを与え、耐薬品性、耐熱性に劣り、しかもそ
の表面には装飾用のステッチ模様、その他自由なシボ付
模様を得難い。またABSシート製のものにおいては温
度の蛮化に際し、その表皮と発泡体との熱膨張係数の差
により両者間が剥離することがあり、耐久性に乏しい。
However, instrument pads made of vacuum-formed ABS sheets have no flexibility in shape, feel hard to the touch, have poor chemical and heat resistance, and have decorative stitch patterns on their surfaces. It is difficult to obtain other free textured patterns. In addition, when the ABS sheet is exposed to extreme temperatures, the skin and the foam may peel apart due to the difference in thermal expansion coefficient between the two, resulting in poor durability.

これに対しPVCプラスチゾルにおいてはやはり触感が
堅い感じがあり、耐薬品、耐熱性に劣るもので、しかも
フォギング等により室内ガラスに曇り等を発生する原因
となり、退色等も著しい等の欠点がある。
On the other hand, PVC plastisol still feels hard to the touch, has poor chemical resistance and heat resistance, and has drawbacks such as fogging, etc., which causes fogging on indoor glass, and significant discoloration.

更にこのようなインストルメントパッドにおいては、そ
の芯部フレームを鋼板プレス品で作り、それに上述の発
泡層を介して表−を形成するものであり、しかも通常イ
ンストルメントパッドの縁部は自動車前席の塔乗員に向
かって突出して設けられているために衝突等の事故に際
してはその縁部中の金属プレス成形芯板が震出し、ある
いはその鋭いエツジによって塔乗員が怪我をする等の惧
れがある。
Furthermore, in such an instrument pad, the core frame is made of a pressed steel plate, and the surface is formed on it with the above-mentioned foam layer interposed therebetween, and the edge of the instrument pad is usually attached to the front seat of an automobile. Because the tower protrudes toward the tower occupants, in the event of an accident such as a collision, there is a risk that the metal press-molded core plate in the edge may vibrate, or the tower occupants may be injured by the sharp edges. be.

本発明は上述のごとき従来のインストルメントパッドの
欠点を除去し、特に安全性を付与するとともに、その形
状においても自由な形状が得られるようにした自動車用
インストルメントパッドおよびその製造方法を提供する
ものである。
The present invention eliminates the above-mentioned drawbacks of conventional instrument pads, and provides an automobile instrument pad that particularly provides safety and allows a free shape to be obtained, and a method for manufacturing the same. It is something.

以下本発明の一実施例を図面を参照しt詳細に説明する
An embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the drawings.

第1図はこの発明に係る自動車用インストルメントパッ
ドを示すものである。このものは複合樹脂材料からなる
成形芯板1と、この芯板1上を包囲し、かつインストル
メントパッドの外形状に成形されたエラストマスキン層
2と、該エラストマスキン層2と上記芯板1間に形成さ
れた空隙内に充填されて上記スキン層2および芯板1を
一体化する半硬質ウレタン発泡層3とから構成されてい
る。そして、このように構成されたインストルメントパ
ッドは自動車の車室内前席前方に取り付けられるもので
、このものには各種計器板類やグローボックスを取り付
けられるための開口4,4・・・・・・がそれぞれに形
成され、これらはその安全規定あるいは視認性、操作性
等の諸因子を考慮して適宜な配置、設計でもって形成さ
れている。
FIG. 1 shows an automobile instrument pad according to the present invention. This device includes a molded core plate 1 made of a composite resin material, an elastomer skin layer 2 surrounding the core plate 1 and molded into the outer shape of an instrument pad, and the elastomer skin layer 2 and the core plate 1. It is comprised of a semi-rigid urethane foam layer 3 which is filled into the gap formed therebetween to integrate the skin layer 2 and the core plate 1. The instrument pad configured in this way is attached to the front of the front seat in the vehicle interior, and has openings 4, 4, etc. for attaching various instrument panels and glow boxes.・ are formed respectively, and these are formed with appropriate arrangement and design in consideration of various factors such as safety regulations, visibility, and operability.

次に上述の如く構成されたインストルメントパッドの成
形順序について説明する。
Next, the order of forming the instrument pad constructed as described above will be explained.

この成形順序としては (1)ウレタン硬化性樹脂液を成形型の一方の型面上に
塗布し、硬化せしめて高分子ウレタンエラストマ表皮を
形成する工程、 (2)他方の型面に複合樹脂材料からなる芯板を装着す
る工程、 (3)発泡性ウレタン樹脂液を型内に注型し、しかる後
雌雄両金型を型締めして樹脂液を発泡2化せしめて・三
者一体化する工程、 の各工程順序で製造される。
The molding sequence includes (1) applying a urethane curable resin liquid onto one mold surface and curing it to form a polymeric urethane elastomer skin; (2) applying a composite resin material to the other mold surface. (3) Pouring a foamable urethane resin liquid into the mold, and then clamping both the male and female molds to make the resin liquid foam and integrate the three parts. It is manufactured in the following steps.

第2図はこの成形に用いられる成形金型を示すもので、
このものは成形品外形側を構成する下型、すなわち雌型
10と、この下型10の一側部にヒンジ11を介して接
合I闇可能に連結された鴫形品裏面側を構成する上型す
雇わち雄型12と、型10.12の開閉端にあって型締
め時において両者間をクランプする締結具13.13と
から概略構成されている。
Figure 2 shows the mold used for this molding.
This includes a lower mold, that is, a female mold 10, which constitutes the outer shape of the molded product, and an upper mold, which constitutes the back side of the cylindrical product, which is removably connected to one side of the lower mold 10 via a hinge 11. The mold is generally composed of a male mold 12 and a fastener 13.13 located at the open/closed end of the mold 10.12 and clamping between the two when the mold is clamped.

そして上記下型10には凹凸状の型面10aが形成され
ているとともに、上型12には上記型面10aに対応し
て凹凸状の型面12aが形成され、両型10.12fl
flを型締めした状態で両型面間には所要の空隙(キャ
ビティ)が形成されているようになっている。
The lower mold 10 has an uneven mold surface 10a, and the upper mold 12 has an uneven mold surface 12a corresponding to the mold surface 10a.
A required gap (cavity) is formed between both mold surfaces when fl is clamped.

そして上記下型10の型面10aの内面には更にこれと
相似形状をなすシリコン型14が着脱自在に嵌合されて
いる。
Further, a silicon mold 14 having a similar shape is removably fitted into the inner surface of the mold surface 10a of the lower mold 10.

このシリコン型14は後述する成形過程において成形品
の外表面にシボ、ステッチ模様付は加工を行なうこと、
および型抜き上でアンダーカット部分がある場合にはそ
のアンダーカットの無理抜きを可能にすること、および
更に成形品の離型性を良好ならしめる目的で設けられた
ものである。
This silicone mold 14 is used to process grains and stitch patterns on the outer surface of the molded product during the molding process described later.
This is provided for the purpose of making it possible to forcibly remove undercuts if there are any undercuts on the die cutting, and also for the purpose of improving the mold release properties of the molded product.

以上の如き構成された成形型を用いた成形順序について
説明すると、 まず上記シリコン型14の内面にスプレー装置15等に
よってウレタン硬化性樹脂液が塗布され、この塗布され
た樹脂液は硬化して高分子ウレタンエラストマ表皮を形
成する。
To explain the molding sequence using the mold configured as above, first, a urethane curable resin liquid is applied to the inner surface of the silicone mold 14 using a spray device 15 or the like, and this applied resin liquid hardens and becomes high. Forms a molecular urethane elastomer skin.

このウレタン硬化性樹脂液の材質としては分子量500
〜4000のアジペート系ポリエステルと、ジイソシア
ネートとのプレポリマーおよび硬化剤を混合したもので
あり、このようなプレポリマーは更に詳しくは、上記ポ
リオールは末端に水酸基を持つものが最初の成分であり
、ポリオールけ7ジベートのポリエステルが良く、更に
その分子量500〜4000のものが最適である。また
そのプレポリマーを付与するためのジイソシアネートに
は脂肪属炭素原子に結合したインシアネー□・・:I ト基を有するもので、これらの配合においては耐候性お
よび耐光性に優れたものが得られる。 次にこのプレポ
リマーに対して硬化剤としてはアミンを使用するもので
あるが、このアミンは脂肪膜−級ジアミンをケトン系溶
剤で希釈し、使用することによって該アミンはシッフ基
を形成し、優れた物性を有する表皮を作ることが可能で
あり、上記プレポリマーを溶剤で希釈し、シッフ塩基を
添加してスプレー塗布すると、溶剤が散逸し、シップ塩
基の平衡はジアミンを形成する方向にシフトされ、高分
子ウレタンエラストマを得るために急速にプレポリマー
と反応開始し、該反応メカニズムのためにポットライフ
すなわち硬化剤とプレポリマーとの混合後の貯蔵時間が
短いが、優れた物性が得られる。
The material of this urethane curable resin liquid has a molecular weight of 500.
It is a mixture of a prepolymer of ~4000 adipate polyester, a diisocyanate, and a curing agent. A polyester having a molecular weight of 500 to 4,000 is best. Further, the diisocyanate for providing the prepolymer has an incyanate □...:I group bonded to an aliphatic carbon atom, and when these are blended, a product with excellent weather resistance and light resistance can be obtained. Next, an amine is used as a curing agent for this prepolymer, and by diluting the fatty film-grade diamine with a ketone solvent and using the amine, the amine forms a Schiff group, It is possible to create a skin with excellent physical properties, and when the above prepolymer is diluted with a solvent and Schiff base is added and spray applied, the solvent dissipates and the equilibrium of Schiff base shifts towards forming diamines. It rapidly starts reacting with the prepolymer to obtain a polymeric urethane elastomer, and due to this reaction mechanism, the pot life, that is, the storage time after mixing the curing agent and the prepolymer is short, but excellent physical properties can be obtained. .

なお、このポットライフの短い点は表皮材料をスプレー
する時、主剤と硬化剤を別々のタンクからそれぞれホー
ス17.18でスプレー装置f15の寸前まで導入し、
この段階で両者をスタテックミキサー19で瞬間的に混
合、攪拌することによ:、 り解決される。
The short pot life is that when spraying the skin material, the main agent and curing agent are introduced from separate tanks with hoses 17 and 18 up to just before the spray device f15.
At this stage, the two are instantaneously mixed and stirred using a static mixer 19 to solve the problem.

次に第2.第3図に示すようにスプレー塗布後上型12
の型面12a上に上述の成形芯板1をセットしておく。
Next is the second one. As shown in Figure 3, the upper mold 12 after spray coating
The above-mentioned molding core plate 1 is set on the mold surface 12a.

この芯板1は上述の如くリグニン多糖類を含有する木屑
、例えばハードボード廃材を100メツシユまで粉砕し
た木粉と粒子の大きさ80〜150ミクロンのポリプロ
ピ9レンを基本配合50重量部=50重量部でよぐ混練
し、この混合物を二輪広幅押出様によりボード状に成形
した複合樹脂成形材料で、これを170〜190℃で加
熱押出すると、ポリプロピレンは木粉に含有されている
夾雑物、リグニン多糖類とともに、可塑化されて木粉の
成分である木質繊維の周囲を均一被覆密着して木材と合
成樹脂双方の持つ長所を兼備し、短所を補い合った省資
源材のプレス成形用板となり、この複合樹脂板は上述の
如くインストルメントパッドの形状に合せた形状にプレ
ス成形される。
As mentioned above, this core board 1 is made of wood chips containing lignin polysaccharides, such as wood flour obtained by grinding hardboard waste to 100 mesh, and polypropy9lene with a particle size of 80 to 150 microns. 50 parts by weight = 50 parts by weight The composite resin molding material is made by kneading the mixture in a section and molding the mixture into a board shape using two-wheel wide extrusion. When this is heated and extruded at 170 to 190°C, polypropylene is produced by removing impurities and lignin contained in wood flour. Together with polysaccharides, it is plasticized and evenly coats and adheres to the wood fibers that are a component of wood flour, creating a press-molded board that is a resource-saving material that combines the advantages of both wood and synthetic resin and compensates for their disadvantages. As described above, this composite resin plate is press-molded into a shape that matches the shape of the instrument pad.

なお、第5図(a)、(b)に示すものは上記成形芯板
1の断面を示すもので、上記芯板1の内部には鉄板ある
いは鉄パイプ等の金具20.21がインサートして形成
されている。このものは上記芯板1のプレス成形時にお
いて所要形状にそのプレス成形型の型面に上記金具20
.21を設置しておき、この状態で半溶融状態の複合樹
脂板をプレス成形すれば図に示す如き金具20.21が
インサートされることになる。
Furthermore, what is shown in FIGS. 5(a) and 5(b) shows a cross section of the above-mentioned molded core plate 1, and metal fittings 20 and 21 such as iron plates or iron pipes are inserted inside the above-mentioned core plate 1. It is formed. During press molding of the core plate 1, the metal fittings 20 are attached to the mold surface of the press mold in the required shape.
.. 21 is installed, and if a semi-molten composite resin plate is press-molded in this state, metal fittings 20 and 21 as shown in the figure will be inserted.

この場合においては芯板1の強度が大となり、しかも部
分的に金具20.21をインサートしているために従来
の一枚の鋼板で構成されたプレス成形芯板に比してその
霞量が軽減され、またその金具20.21はインサート
により複合樹脂内に埋設されているため芯板が露出した
場合でも安全性が高いという利点を有する。
In this case, the strength of the core plate 1 is increased, and because the metal fittings 20 and 21 are partially inserted, the amount of haze is reduced compared to the conventional press-formed core plate composed of a single steel plate. Moreover, since the metal fittings 20 and 21 are embedded in the composite resin by inserts, there is an advantage that safety is high even if the core plate is exposed.

このようにセツティング作業が終わったならば第3図に
示すように上記シリコン型14の内面にウレタン注入器
16によって発泡性ウレタン樹脂液を所定量注入し、次
いで第4図に示す如く上型12を下型に係合しクランプ
13.13を係合して型締めすれば、上記発泡性樹脂液
は芯板1と上述の工程により形成されたエラストマスキ
ンH2の間で発泡し、該発泡113によって上記ウレタ
ンエラストマからなるスキン層2と芯板1間を相互に接
着する。
After the setting work is completed, a predetermined amount of foaming urethane resin liquid is injected into the inner surface of the silicone mold 14 using the urethane injector 16 as shown in FIG. 12 is engaged with the lower mold and clamps 13 and 13 are engaged to clamp the mold, the foaming resin liquid foams between the core plate 1 and the elastomer skin H2 formed by the above process, and the foaming 113, the skin layer 2 made of the urethane elastomer and the core plate 1 are bonded to each other.

しかして、発泡硬化後に上型12を下型10より離開せ
しめ、次いでシリコン型14とともに成形品を下型10
の型面10a上から脱型し、次いでシリコン型14を引
き剥がせば、第1図に示す如き各部一体化された自動車
用インストルメントパッドが得られる。なお、上記シリ
コン型14はその型面を洗浄後再度下型10上にセット
されることになる。
After the foaming hardens, the upper mold 12 is separated from the lower mold 10, and then the molded product is transferred together with the silicone mold 14 to the lower mold 10.
By removing the mold from the mold surface 10a and then peeling off the silicone mold 14, an automobile instrument pad with all parts integrated as shown in FIG. 1 is obtained. Note that the silicon mold 14 is set on the lower mold 10 again after its mold surface is cleaned.

なお、上記エラストマスキン層についてその特徴を述べ
るならば上記エラストマスキン層には従来のABS樹脂
シート、pvcプスチゾル表皮に比べ、光沢および感触
性に優れ、低温特性が良好であり、しかも耐摩耗性が優
れるとともに、耐候性および熱ショックによる変形が小
であり、耐薬品性、耐衝撃性に優れ、しかもPVCプラ
スチゾルに比して可塑剤等の揮発分がないために曇化が
なく、更にはその成形上の特徴からデザイン上の自由度
が大であり、しかも着色が自由である等の特徴を有して
いる。
In addition, to describe the characteristics of the elastomer skin layer, the elastomer skin layer has excellent gloss and feel, good low temperature properties, and wear resistance compared to conventional ABS resin sheets and PVC Pustisol skins. In addition to being excellent, it has low deformation due to weather resistance and heat shock, and has excellent chemical resistance and impact resistance.Furthermore, compared to PVC plastisol, there is no clouding due to the absence of volatile components such as plasticizers. It has a large degree of freedom in design due to its molding characteristics, and also has features such as freedom in coloring.

また上記複合樹脂材料からなる芯板についてその特徴を
述べるならば、熱可塑性樹脂と同様な成形性が有り、し
かもこれをポリプロピレン複合樹脂として構成した場合
にはポリプロピレン樹脂単体より高い剛性を有し、寸法
安定性、耐熱性が優れしかも木粉を含有することによっ
て他の複合樹脂に比べて軽量化でき、また衝突等の事故
に際して衝撃吸収し、これを緩和して塔乗員を保護する
等の数多くの特徴を有したものである。
Also, if we were to describe the characteristics of the core plate made of the above composite resin material, it has moldability similar to that of thermoplastic resin, and when it is constructed as a polypropylene composite resin, it has higher rigidity than polypropylene resin alone, It has excellent dimensional stability and heat resistance, and because it contains wood powder, it can be made lighter than other composite resins.It also has many properties such as absorbing shock in the event of a collision or other accident, mitigating the shock, and protecting tower occupants. It has the following characteristics.

以上実施例により詳細に説明したように、この発明に係
る自動車用インストルメントパッドおよびその製造方法
にあっては上述の如く成形型内で複合樹脂からなる成形
芯板および発泡層およびエラストマスキン層を一体に成
形できるためにその製造は極めて簡単であるとともに、
しかもインストルメントパッドを構成する各部材の優れ
た特徴によって、耐各力が大でしかも形状等においても
:・[、。
As explained in detail in the examples above, in the automobile instrument pad and the manufacturing method thereof according to the present invention, a molded core plate made of a composite resin, a foam layer, and an elastomer skin layer are formed in a mold as described above. Manufacturing is extremely simple as it can be molded in one piece, and
Moreover, due to the excellent characteristics of each member that makes up the instrument pad, it has a high resistance to various forces, and also has a good shape.

成形の自由度、が大である等の外観上の特徴を有し、更
には軽量であってその強度等においても充分なものとす
ることができる等の優れた特徴を有している。
It has excellent external features such as a high degree of freedom in molding, and further has excellent features such as being lightweight and having sufficient strength.

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

第1図はこの発明に係る自動車用インストルメントパッ
ドの一部を切欠いて示す斜視図、第2図ないし第4図は
この発明方法の一実施例を示す工程説明図、第5図(a
)、(b)は芯板の実施例を示す部分拡大断面図である
。 1・・・・・・・・・成形芯板 2・・・・・・・・・エラストマスキン層3・・・・・
・・・・発泡層 10・・・・・・下型(雌型) 12・・・・・・上型(雄型) 特許出願人
FIG. 1 is a partially cutaway perspective view of an automobile instrument pad according to the present invention, FIGS. 2 to 4 are process explanatory views showing an embodiment of the method of the present invention, and FIG.
) and (b) are partially enlarged sectional views showing examples of the core plate. 1... Molded core plate 2... Elastomer skin layer 3...
...Foam layer 10...Lower mold (female mold) 12...Upper mold (male mold) Patent applicant

Claims (3)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] (1)インストルメントパッドの曲面形状にプレス成形
された複合樹脂材料からなる芯板と、該芯板上を包囲し
、かつインストルメントパッドの外形状に成形−された
エラストマスキン層と、該エラストマスキン層と上記芯
板間に充填されて上記スキン層および芯板を一体化する
半硬質ウレタン発泡層とからなる自動重用インストルメ
ントパッド。
(1) A core plate made of a composite resin material press-molded into the curved shape of the instrument pad, an elastomer skin layer surrounding the core plate and molded into the outer shape of the instrument pad, and the elastomer An automatic heavy-duty instrument pad comprising a skin layer and a semi-rigid urethane foam layer filled between the skin layer and the core plate to integrate the skin layer and the core plate.
(2)上記芯板はポリプロピレンに木粉を混合した複合
樹脂に補強用鋼材をインサートして成形されたプレス成
形体であることを特徴とする特許請求の範囲第1]j1
に記載の自動車用インストルメントパッド。
(2) The core plate is a press molded body formed by inserting reinforcing steel into a composite resin made of polypropylene mixed with wood flour [Claim 1]j1
Automotive instrument pad described in .
(3)インストルメントパッド形状の型面を形成した雌
雄両型のインストルメントパッド外形側1面上にウレタ
ンエラストマ硬化性樹脂液を塗布し、硬化せしめて高分
子ウレタンエラストマ表皮を形成するとともに、インス
トルメントパッド裏面側 ”型面上に複合樹脂材料から
なる成形芯板を装着し、次いで発泡性ウレタン樹脂液を
型内に注型し、しかる後雌雄両型を型締めして上記樹脂
液を発泡硬化せしめて一体化するようにしたことを特徴
とする自動車用インストルメントパッドの製造方法。
(3) A urethane elastomer curable resin liquid is applied on one surface of the outer shape side of the male and female instrument pads with a mold surface shaped like an instrument pad, and cured to form a polymeric urethane elastomer skin. ``A molded core plate made of a composite resin material is installed on the mold surface, and then a foamable urethane resin liquid is poured into the mold.After that, both male and female molds are clamped and the resin liquid is foamed. A method for manufacturing an automobile instrument pad, characterized in that it is hardened and integrated.
JP57025726A 1982-02-19 1982-02-19 Instrument pad for car and manufacture thereof Granted JPS58141937A (en)

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