JPS58163633A - Monolithical molding method for fine cell structural body having different physical properties part - Google Patents

Monolithical molding method for fine cell structural body having different physical properties part

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JPS58163633A
JPS58163633A JP57046723A JP4672382A JPS58163633A JP S58163633 A JPS58163633 A JP S58163633A JP 57046723 A JP57046723 A JP 57046723A JP 4672382 A JP4672382 A JP 4672382A JP S58163633 A JPS58163633 A JP S58163633A
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Inventor
Masahiko Kono
正彦 河野
Katsuhiko Hori
勝彦 堀
Kenji Takahashi
健二 高橋
Fukuhiro Hayashi
林 福弘
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Inoac Corp
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Inoue MTP KK
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    • BPERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B29WORKING OF PLASTICS; WORKING OF SUBSTANCES IN A PLASTIC STATE IN GENERAL
    • B29CSHAPING OR JOINING OF PLASTICS; SHAPING OF MATERIAL IN A PLASTIC STATE, NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR; AFTER-TREATMENT OF THE SHAPED PRODUCTS, e.g. REPAIRING
    • B29C44/00Shaping by internal pressure generated in the material, e.g. swelling or foaming ; Producing porous or cellular expanded plastics articles
    • B29C44/02Shaping by internal pressure generated in the material, e.g. swelling or foaming ; Producing porous or cellular expanded plastics articles for articles of definite length, i.e. discrete articles
    • B29C44/04Shaping by internal pressure generated in the material, e.g. swelling or foaming ; Producing porous or cellular expanded plastics articles for articles of definite length, i.e. discrete articles consisting of at least two parts of chemically or physically different materials, e.g. having different densities

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  • Moulds For Moulding Plastics Or The Like (AREA)
  • Casting Or Compression Moulding Of Plastics Or The Like (AREA)

Abstract

PURPOSE:To prevent the production of a pin hole at a joint part, by a method wherein a boundary base material made of a gas permeable material is located at a boundary position partitioning a mold into a given parts, and foaming resin materials, which are compounded so that they are different in physical properties from each other, are respectively injected through different injection ports. CONSTITUTION:A boundary base material 50, made of a gas permeable material, such as non-rigid polyurethane foam, felt, having a communicating breathing structure, is situated at a boundary position which partitions a cavity in a mold 60 into given parts. A given quantity each of foaming material resins 20a and 30a, which are compounded so that they are different in physical properties from each other, is injected through their respective different injection ports 63 and 64, and is impregnated into the boundary base material 50 for joining. The produced gas and air in the mold are guided to the outside through the boundary base material 50.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 この発明は、異なる物性部分を有する微細セル構造体、
%には板状体の一体成形方法に関する。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION This invention provides a fine cell structure having different physical properties,
% relates to the method of integrally molding the plate-shaped body.

辺部、例えば自動車の車体パネルあるいは建簗用パネル
勢にお−ては、ポリウレタン樹脂原料を中空成形蓋内に
射出し成形するいわゆる高圧反応射出成形法によって、
表面がち書ではとんど発泡しておらず内部(芯部)K行
くに従って気泡容積が漸進的に増大する微細セル構造の
成形体が用iられてiる。しれもの成形体は軽量で多様
な物性が容易に得られ、かつ塗装等の仕上加工4含めて
外観性に優れる等、多くの有利性を備えている。
For side parts, such as automobile body panels or construction panels, polyurethane resin raw materials are injected into blow-molded lids using the so-called high-pressure reaction injection molding method.
On the surface, a molded product with a fine cell structure is used, which is not foamed at all and the volume of bubbles gradually increases toward the inside (core). The molded product has many advantages, such as being lightweight, easily obtaining various physical properties, and having excellent appearance including finishing processes such as painting4.

一方、これらの単一の連続した成形体のある部分と他の
部分との物性、%には例えば曲げ弾性率あるいは比重等
の物性を変化させ九−場合がある。あるいはまた、複数
の物性の異なる板体を単一の連続した板体にしたい場合
がある。
On the other hand, there are cases in which the physical properties, such as flexural modulus or specific gravity, of one part and another part of these single continuous molded bodies are changed. Alternatively, there are cases where it is desired to form a plurality of plates having different physical properties into a single continuous plate.

しかしながら、成形体の一部に他の部分と異なった樹脂
原料による部分を一体に形成する仁とは、同時成形ま九
は異時成形のいずれの場合にあっても、技術的に煩雑で
かつ困難な問題がある。この問題の主要なものは、第一
に境界位置の画定であ夛、第二に該境界部における接合
強度の問題である。特に上記した板状の成形体にあって
は、他の一定形状の成形品と異なり、面積に対する厚み
の比が著しく小さいために、この問題はよ)大きな障砿
となる。さらに、同時成形における重要な問題として、
発泡樹脂原料の合接部、すなわち境界部近傍に生ずる気
泡ムラ、ピンホール等への対処という問題が残されてい
る。
However, simultaneous molding or simultaneous molding, in which a part of the molded body is made of a different resin raw material than other parts, is technically complicated and complicated. There are difficult problems. The main problems are firstly the definition of the boundary position and secondly the bonding strength at the boundary. In particular, in the case of the above-mentioned plate-shaped molded product, unlike other molded products of a certain shape, the ratio of thickness to area is extremely small, and this problem becomes a serious problem. Furthermore, as an important issue in simultaneous molding,
There remains the problem of dealing with bubble unevenness, pinholes, etc. that occur near the joints, ie, boundaries, of foamed resin raw materials.

この発明は、従って、これらの問題、すなわち(1)境
界位置の画定、(2)境界部における接合強度、(3)
ビンホールの発生、に対処することを主要る目的として
提案されたものである。以下、実施例について具体的に
説明する。
This invention therefore solves these problems, namely (1) definition of the boundary position, (2) bonding strength at the boundary, and (3)
It was proposed primarily to deal with the occurrence of bottle holes. Examples will be specifically described below.

添付の図面第1図はこの発明方法によって得られ丸板状
成形体10をその断面とともに示し九斜視図であって、
この成形体10は、ポリウレタン樹脂よりな如、外表面
11がち密でほとんど非発泡の表皮部分によって構成さ
れ、内部12に進むに従って気泡容積が漸進的に増大す
る微細セル構造を有している。を九、仁の成形体1oは
、互いに相異なる物性、ここでは相異なる曲げ弾性率を
有する部分2oおよび3oから構成されている。そして
、肉部分2oおよび30の境界部4oは、通気性物質よ
り&る境界基材60内に部分go>よび3oを構成する
樹脂原料が含浸した部分として形成されている。
FIG. 1 of the accompanying drawings is a perspective view showing a round plate-shaped molded body 10 obtained by the method of the present invention together with its cross section,
This molded body 10 has a fine cell structure, such as a polyurethane resin, which is composed of a dense, almost non-foamed skin portion on the outer surface 11, and in which the cell volume gradually increases toward the inside 12. 9. The molded body 1o is composed of portions 2o and 3o having different physical properties, here different flexural moduli. The boundary portion 4o between the flesh portions 2o and 30 is formed as a portion impregnated with the resin raw material constituting the portions go> and 3o in the boundary base material 60 which is covered with an air-permeable material.

第3図は他の実施例を示す成形体10ムの斜視図で部分
21の左右に腋部分21とは異なつ丸物性を有する部分
31.12が形成されたものである。各部分の境界部は
符号41.42によって示されるようKあらかじめ定め
られた所定の直線状もしくは曲線状に形成されて−る。
FIG. 3 is a perspective view of a molded body 10m showing another embodiment, in which portions 31 and 12 having round physical properties different from those of the armpit portion 21 are formed on the left and right sides of the portion 21. The boundaries of each portion are formed in predetermined straight or curved shapes as indicated by reference numerals 41 and 42.

次に、第1図に示した成形体lOを例として、この発明
方法について説明する。第S図は上型61および下型6
2よ如なる成形!16oを示し、左右に2つの注入口6
3.64を備えている。
Next, the method of the present invention will be explained using the molded body 1O shown in FIG. 1 as an example. Figure S shows the upper mold 61 and the lower mold 6.
2-like molding! 16o and two injection ports 6 on the left and right.
3.64.

まず初めに、成形型60の中空部を所定部分に区画する
境界位置に1通気性物質よシなる境界基材50が配設さ
れる。通気性を有する境界基材50とは、例えば、遅過
気泡構造の軟質ポリウレタンフォームもしくはポリエチ
レン、ポリプロピレン、塩化ビニル等のプラスチック7
オーム、まえはフェルト、不織布、ガラス繊維マット、
ひも等の繊維質材が例示される。上記の境界基材5oは
、第4図に図示し友ように成形maoの上1161W面
611LK例えば接着剤65によって保持配設される。
First, a boundary base material 50 made of a breathable material is placed at a boundary position that divides the hollow portion of the mold 60 into predetermined portions. The air-permeable boundary base material 50 is, for example, a flexible polyurethane foam with a delayed cell structure or a plastic 7 such as polyethylene, polypropylene, or vinyl chloride.
Ohm, the front is felt, non-woven fabric, glass fiber mat,
A fibrous material such as a string is exemplified. The above boundary base material 5o is held and disposed on the upper surface 1161W of the molded mao 611LK, for example, by an adhesive 65, as shown in FIG.

境界基材5oの配設は第2図に示し九例のように境界線
の形状に応じて斜鐘1曲線状等所望の形状をもって行な
われることはいうまでも1に一0境界基材5oを配設し
九後蓋締がなされ、発泡樹脂原料の注入がなされる。
It goes without saying that the boundary base material 5o is arranged in a desired shape such as a curved bell shape according to the shape of the boundary line as shown in the nine examples shown in FIG. After 9 minutes, the lid is tightened and the foamed resin raw material is injected.

互いの物性が相異なるように配合され九発泡原料樹脂B
oa、Boaは、各々異なっ良性入1:I63,64よ
)前記の境界基材5011Cよって形成され九成形11
60の所定区画内に所宥、量射出注入される(1g5図
(&) )’、これらの樹脂原料1!Oa、510aは
蓋内の所定区画内に発泡充満するとともに、境界部に存
する境界基材6o内に侵入して合接する。一方諌境界基
材5oは前記し丸ように通気性物質よりなるものである
から各樹脂原料110a、3C1aはこれに侵入して境
界部に會浸硬化部を形成することとなる(同図(至))
、同時に1過気性物質であることよ如、両発泡樹脂原料
の合接IIK滞留することのある発生ガス中成形層内の
空気は、該境界基材6゜を介して外部に導かれるので、
合接部にピンホ−ル等の発生することが防止される。
Nine foaming raw material resins B are blended so that their physical properties are different from each other.
oa and Boa are each different benign 1: I63, 64) formed by the boundary base material 5011C and 9 molding 11
These resin raw materials 1! are injected in a predetermined amount into 60 predetermined compartments (1g5 figure (&))'. Oa, 510a foams and fills a predetermined section in the lid, and also invades and joins the boundary base material 6o existing at the boundary. On the other hand, since the boundary base material 5o is made of an air-permeable material as shown in the circle above, each resin raw material 110a, 3C1a penetrates into this and forms an immersion hardened part at the boundary (see Figure 1). To))
At the same time, since it is a gaseous substance, the air in the molding layer in the generated gas that may remain during the bonding of both foamed resin raw materials is led to the outside through the boundary base material 6°.
This prevents pinholes from forming at the joint.

第6図は、この発明方法と対比するために。Figure 6 is for comparison with the method of this invention.

上記の実施例と同一の原料20*、30a、同一の成形
1160を用いて、境界基材を配設することなく一体成
形した場合の断面図である。この場合においては、境界
位置の画定は、単純な形状のものであれば、樹y#I原
料の秤量、発泡時間の制御、注入のタイミング等を正確
に行なうととによって、煩雑ではあるけれどもある1I
度可能ではある。もちろん、第2図に示したような斜線
状ないしは曲線状の境界部を画定することははとんど不
可能である。しかしながら、成形品の外観から判断した
とき、第6図(b)に示すように、樹脂原料20 aお
よび30aの合接部Jの上116111面近傍にピンホ
ールHが生ずることが避けられない。また、次の実験例
から理解されるように境界部の引張強度が本発明によっ
て得られ丸製品に比し格段と劣る。
It is a cross-sectional view when the same raw materials 20*, 30a and the same molding 1160 as in the above embodiment are used to integrally mold without disposing a boundary base material. In this case, if the shape is simple, defining the boundary position is complicated, as it requires accurate weighing of the wood #I raw material, control of foaming time, timing of injection, etc. 1I
It is possible. Of course, it is almost impossible to define a diagonal or curved boundary as shown in FIG. However, judging from the appearance of the molded product, as shown in FIG. 6(b), it is inevitable that a pinhole H will be formed near the upper 116111 plane of the joint J of the resin raw materials 20a and 30a. Furthermore, as will be understood from the following experimental examples, the tensile strength of the boundary portion obtained by the present invention is significantly inferior to that of the round product.

(表 1) 上述し九ように5この発明方法によれば、第1K物性の
異なる部分の境界位置の画定が容易にかつ任意に行なう
ことが可能である。第2に台部分の金接位置、すなわち
境界部に通気性物質からなる境界基材に発泡樹脂原料が
侵入した含浸郁が影成されるので、両部の結合が確実か
つ強じんに行なうことができる。第3に複数の発泡樹脂
原料を臘内で同時成形した場合に避けることのできな匹
、合接部におけるピンホール等の発生を4はとんと回避
することが可能となつた。このようにこの発明にあって
は、異なる物性部分を有する微細セル構造の単一の連続
した成形体、特に板状成形体を得るKll、極めて有利
でかつ効果的である。なお、最後に実施例における各部
分の異なる物性の例として、曲げ弾性率を異にし九各部
のポリウレタン樹脂原料の配合例を記す。
(Table 1) As mentioned above, according to the method of the present invention, the boundary position of the portions having different first K physical properties can be easily and arbitrarily defined. Secondly, since the metal contact position of the base part, that is, the impregnation where the foamed resin raw material penetrates into the boundary base material made of a breathable material is formed at the boundary part, the bond between the two parts is sure and strong. I can do it. Thirdly, it has become possible to completely avoid the occurrence of pinholes, etc. at the joints, which cannot be avoided when a plurality of foamed resin raw materials are simultaneously molded in a mold. As described above, the present invention is extremely advantageous and effective in obtaining a single continuous molded body having a fine cell structure having different physical properties, particularly a plate-shaped molded body. Finally, as an example of different physical properties of each part in the example, examples of blending of polyurethane resin raw materials in nine parts with different flexural modulus will be described.

〔配合例〕[Formulation example]

・ポリウレタン樹脂原料 ZOa (曲げ弾性車小)ポ
リエーテルポリオール      50 重量部(2官
1平すH食6. ooo) ビニルポリマー共重合ポリオール     40(三井
日曹製POP31−as) プロピレングリコール       23MDIプレポ
リマー       110(?r@e 1100%e
 251G)トリクロuフルオロメタン       
   3.0トリエチレンジアミン        0
.4ジブチA噛1クツウレート           
  o、ooaその他(顔料等)          
必要量ポリウレタン樹脂原料 30亀(曲げ弾性率 大
)ポリエーテルポリオール      90 重量部(
xWh 平部H量a、 ooo) プロピレングリコール       2!sMDIプレ
ポリマー        170(Fr・・ 菫cod
、gsl) )9り0ロフルオロメタン          3.0
トリエチレンジアミン         0.3ジブチ
ル錫ジラウV−)0.oxg グリセリン        6.0 そO働(Ij料等)          必要量
・Polyurethane resin raw material ZOa (flexural elasticity wheel small) polyether polyol 50 parts by weight (2-functional 1-flat H 6.ooo) Vinyl polymer copolymer polyol 40 (Mitsui Nisso POP31-as) Propylene glycol 23 MDI prepolymer 110 (?r@e 1100%e
251G) Trichlorou fluoromethane
3.0 triethylenediamine 0
.. 4 Djibouti A bite 1 Kutsuurate
o, ooaOthers (pigments, etc.)
Required amount Polyurethane resin raw material 30 parts (high flexural modulus) Polyether polyol 90 parts by weight (
xWh H amount a, ooo) Propylene glycol 2! sMDI prepolymer 170 (Fr... Violet cod
, gsl) ) 90 Rofluoromethane 3.0
Triethylenediamine 0.3 Dibutyltin dilau V-) 0. oxg Glycerin 6.0 Function (Ij material, etc.) Required amount

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

第1gはこの発明方法によって得られ九成形体をその断
面とともに示した斜視図、第2図は同じく他の実施例を
示す斜視図、第3図は成形IIO斜視図、第4図はその
要部の拡大断面図、第5図各図はこの発明の成形方法を
示す成形型の断面図、第6Iglは境界部材を用いない
で成形し大場会の成*wiovr”rs図である。 10.10ム・・・IIJIセル構造の成形体、20.
21,30,31.32・・・成形体の部分、20a、
30a・・・発泡樹脂原料、 40.41.42・・・
境界部、 50・・・境界部材、 60・・・成形型、
 61・・・上 型、 62・・・下 型、63.64
・・・注入口、 J・・・合接部、 ■・・・ピンホー
ル。 特許出願人 井上エムチービー株式会社 第3図 第4図 第5図 第6図 −1?
Fig. 1g is a perspective view showing a nine molded product obtained by the method of the present invention together with its cross section, Fig. 2 is a perspective view showing another embodiment, Fig. 3 is a perspective view of the molded IIO, and Fig. 4 is its outline. FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view of a mold showing the molding method of the present invention, and No. 6 Igl is an enlarged sectional view of a molded product formed without using a boundary member. 10. 10mm... Molded body with IIJI cell structure, 20.
21, 30, 31.32... part of molded body, 20a,
30a... Foamed resin raw material, 40.41.42...
Boundary part, 50... Boundary member, 60... Molding mold,
61...upper type, 62...lower type, 63.64
...Injection port, J...Joint part, ■...Pinhole. Patent applicant Inoue MBC Co., Ltd. Figure 3 Figure 4 Figure 5 Figure 6-1?

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】 1、互いの物性が相異なる部分を有する単一の連続した
表面がち密で内部に進むに従って気泡容積が漸進的に増
大する微細セル構造の成形体を得るKllて; 成形型を所定部分に区画する境界位置に通気性物質よ)
なる境界基材を配設し、型締俵、互いの物性が相異なる
ように配合され九発泡樹脂原料を各々異なつ良性入口よ
)前記成形型の所定区画内に注入し一体に発泡成形する
ことにより、該各発泡樹脂がその合接部にお−て境界基
材へO含浸部を形成しつつ一体に接合するようにしたこ
とを特徴とする異なる物性部分を有する微細セル構造体
の一体成形方法。 λ 通気性物質よ〕なる境界基材が、連通気泡構造のプ
ラスチックスフオームまたはフェルトもしくはガラス繊
維マットもしくは不織布もしくは麻ひも岬の繊維質材か
らなる特許請求の範囲第1項記載の異なる唆性部分を有
する微細セル。 構造体の一体成形方法。 五 境界基材が成形IIO上型面に接着剤勢によって仮
止め配設された特許請求の範囲第1項記載の異なる物性
部分を有する微細セル構造体の一体成形方法。
[Claims] 1. Obtaining a molded product with a fine cell structure in which a single continuous surface has portions having different physical properties, and the cell volume gradually increases as it progresses inside; Molding (Place a breathable material at the boundary position that divides the mold into predetermined parts)
After arranging a boundary base material, a mold clamping bale, nine foamed resin raw materials mixed with different physical properties are injected into a predetermined section of the mold (each having a different benign inlet), and integrally foam-molded. By this, each of the foamed resins is integrally joined to the boundary base material while forming an O-impregnated part at the joint part. Molding method. λ breathable substance] is made of a plastic foam having an open cell structure or a fibrous material such as felt or glass fiber mat or non-woven fabric or twine cape. Fine cells with. Method of integrally molding the structure. (5) A method for integrally molding a fine cell structure having portions with different physical properties as set forth in claim 1, wherein the boundary base material is temporarily fixed to the upper die surface of the molded IIO by an adhesive force.
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