JPS61188131A - Foam molding - Google Patents

Foam molding

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JPS61188131A
JPS61188131A JP60029102A JP2910285A JPS61188131A JP S61188131 A JPS61188131 A JP S61188131A JP 60029102 A JP60029102 A JP 60029102A JP 2910285 A JP2910285 A JP 2910285A JP S61188131 A JPS61188131 A JP S61188131A
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mold
skin material
skin
foam molding
resin particles
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Yoshio Isomi
磯見 由夫
Taizo Fujioka
泰三 藤岡
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Sekisui Kasei Co Ltd
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Sekisui Plastics Co Ltd
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Abstract

PURPOSE:To enable to extremely easily and efficiently manufacture a large molded part by a method wherein a molding tool, which is formed of a FRP resin skin member whose back is reinforced, is used instead of conventional molds. CONSTITUTION:Green FRP resin is put along the outer surface of the master model 1 so as to laminate up to a certain thickness in order to form skin members 2 by hardening. Horizontally extended flanges 20 are made on the outer peripheries of the skin members, the upper and the lower ones of which oppositely but against each other through the flanges 20. The skin members 2 are removed from the master model 1 in order to manufacture molding tools M by reinforcing its back. In addition, cooling piping 5 is imbedded in each molding tool M at the position at a small distance apart from the back of the skin member 2. By closing a vertical pair of the molding tools M by mating the flanges 20 of the skin members 2, which from the inner surface sides of the molding tool M, with each other, a cavity corresponding to the outer shape of the master model 1 is formed in the interior of the skin members 4.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 く技術分野〉 この発明は発泡成形方法に関し、発泡性熱可塑性樹脂粒
子を成形型の型窩内で加熱融着させて、成形品を製造す
る方法に関している。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION Technical Field The present invention relates to a foam molding method, and more particularly, to a method for producing a molded article by heat-sealing expandable thermoplastic resin particles within a mold cavity of a mold.

〈従来技術〉 上記発泡成形方法において、所望形状の発泡成形品を得
る為には、成形型が非常に重要である。
<Prior Art> In the above foam molding method, the mold is very important in order to obtain a foam molded product with a desired shape.

そして、従来は成形型として、金r/r&製の金型が使
用されており、型の精度がよく、耐久性にも優れたもの
である。
Conventionally, a mold made of gold R/R& has been used as a mold, which has good mold precision and excellent durability.

しかし、上記金型は製造に技術を要し、コストも非常に
高くつく欠点がある。また、金型の場合、製造寸法に限
界があり、あまり大きな成形品を製造することは困難で
あると共に、金型を装着して成形を行う成形機の容量に
も限界があるため、大型の成形品を製造するのは不可能
であった。さらに、金型を製造する際には、予め木型モ
デルを製造した後、この木型モデルの形状に合わせ、鋳
造あるいは切削等の手段によって、金型を製造する必要
があるため、金型製造に非常な手間と時間を要していた
However, the above-mentioned molds have the disadvantage that they require technology to manufacture and are very costly. In addition, in the case of molds, there is a limit to the manufacturing dimensions, making it difficult to manufacture very large molded products, and there is also a limit to the capacity of the molding machine that carries out molding with the mold installed. It was impossible to produce molded articles. Furthermore, when manufacturing a mold, it is necessary to manufacture a wooden model in advance and then manufacture the mold by means such as casting or cutting according to the shape of the wooden model. It took a lot of effort and time.

従って、金型の場合には、成形品の製造量がかなり多く
なければ、コスト的に見合わず、製品数の少ない少量生
産の成形品には不向きな方法であった。
Therefore, in the case of molds, the method is not cost-effective unless the amount of molded products produced is quite large, and is not suitable for small-volume production of molded products with a small number of products.

なお、上記金型に代え、石膏等からなる成形型を、発泡
シートの真空成形等に使用することも提案されているが
、石膏では強度的に劣り、強い発泡圧力の加わるビーズ
成形には不適当であると共に、型精度も悪く、大形の成
形型を製造することはできない等、実用的ではなかった
It has also been proposed to use a mold made of gypsum or the like for vacuum forming foam sheets instead of the above mold, but gypsum has poor strength and is not suitable for bead molding where strong foaming pressure is applied. Although it was suitable, the mold accuracy was also poor, and it was not practical because it was impossible to manufacture large molds.

く目的〉 そこで、この発明の目的としては、上記従来技術の問題
点を解消し、大型の成形品を容易に製造できると共に、
少量生産の成形品でもコスト安価に製造できる発泡成形
方法を開発しようとしている。
Therefore, as an object of the present invention, it is possible to solve the problems of the above-mentioned prior art, easily manufacture large molded products, and
We are trying to develop a foam molding method that can be used to manufacture molded products in small quantities at low cost.

く構成〉 そして、上記目的を達成するための方法としては、原型
モデルの外面に沿って、FRP樹脂を積層形成して、成
形型用の表皮材を形成する工程、表皮材の背面を補強し
て、成形型を形成する工程、上記成形型の型窩内に発泡
性熱可塑性樹脂粒子を充填した後、型窩内に加熱プロー
ブを挿入し、加熱プローブから噴出させた加熱媒体によ
って、樹脂粒子を加熱融着させて、成形品を製造する工
程、とかうなることを特徴としている。
A method for achieving the above purpose includes a step of laminating FRP resin along the outer surface of the prototype model to form a skin material for the mold, and reinforcing the back surface of the skin material. In the step of forming a mold, after filling the mold cavity of the mold with expandable thermoplastic resin particles, a heating probe is inserted into the mold cavity, and the resin particles are heated by the heating medium ejected from the heating probe. It is characterized by the process of manufacturing molded products by heating and fusing the materials.

〈実施例〉 次いで、この発明の実施例について、図を参照しながら
以下に説明する。
<Example> Next, an example of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

第1図〜第5図には、成形品としてサーフボード用の芯
材を製造する場合について、順次工程順に示している。
1 to 5 show the manufacturing process of a surfboard core material as a molded product in the order of steps.

第1図において、(1)は原型モデルであり、従来と同
様の木型のほか、過去に製造した発泡成形品の現物をそ
のまま使用したり、ブロック状の発泡体を所望の形状に
削って形成することもでき、従来の金型製造のための木
型のような、精密さや強度は必要ではない。     
′ そして、第2図に示すように、上記原型モデル(1)の
外面に沿って、未硬化のFRP樹脂を張り付け、一定の
厚みに積層し硬化成形させて、表皮材(aを形成する。
In Figure 1, (1) is the prototype model, in which, in addition to the conventional wooden mold, the actual foam molded product manufactured in the past can be used as is, or the block-shaped foam can be cut into the desired shape. It can also be molded, and does not require the precision and strength of wooden molds for traditional mold making.
' Then, as shown in FIG. 2, uncured FRP resin is pasted along the outer surface of the prototype model (1), laminated to a certain thickness, and hardened and molded to form a skin material (a).

なお、図では原゛型モデル(1)を上下に二分割し、上
方部分および下方部分に別々にFRP樹脂を積層して、
上下に二分割された一対の表皮材(2)を形成している
。また、表皮材(2の外周には、水平方向に延設した鍔
部(20)を形成してあり、上下の表皮材(aは、この
鍔部(20)同士で当接して対向する。
In addition, in the figure, the original model (1) is divided into two parts, upper and lower, and FRP resin is laminated separately on the upper and lower parts.
A pair of skin materials (2) are formed which are divided into two parts, upper and lower. Further, a flange (20) extending in the horizontal direction is formed on the outer periphery of the skin material (2), and the upper and lower skin materials (a) are in contact with each other and face each other.

上記表皮材S2)が硬化形成された後、表皮材(2)を
原型モデル(1)から剥がす。なお、原型モデ′ル(1
)にFRP樹脂を積層する際に、予め原型モデル(1)
の表面に離□型剤を塗布しておくと、表皮材(2を剥が
す作業が行い易く、好適となる。
After the skin material S2) is hardened and formed, the skin material (2) is peeled off from the original model (1). In addition, the prototype model (1
) When laminating FRP resin on the original model (1)
It is preferable to apply a mold release agent to the surface of the surface of the surface of the surface of the surface of the surface of the surface of the surface of the surface of the surface of the surface of the surface of the surface of the surface of the surface material (2) to facilitate the work of peeling off the surface material (2).

次に、第3図に示すように、表皮材(2)の背面側を補
強して、成形型(M)を製造する。即ち、第6図に詳し
く示すように、まず表皮材(2)の背面に、鋼材等の剛
性材料を°縦□横に組み合わせた、桟状の剛性フレーム
(3)を゛接合して、表皮材(2の変形を防止し、剛性
強度を向上させている。また、上記桟状の剛性フレーム
(3)の間に生じる空間部分には、石膏等の充填材(4
)を充填硬化させて、剛性フレーム(3)全体を埋め込
ん・であり、この充填材(4)も表皮材(2)の背面を
補強するものである。
Next, as shown in FIG. 3, the back side of the skin material (2) is reinforced to produce a mold (M). That is, as shown in detail in Fig. 6, first, a cross-shaped rigid frame (3) made by combining rigid materials such as steel vertically and horizontally is joined to the back of the skin material (2), and then the skin material (2) is attached. This prevents the deformation of the material (2) and improves its rigidity.In addition, a filler material (4) such as gypsum is used in the space created between the crosspiece-shaped rigid frames (3).
) is filled and hardened to embed the entire rigid frame (3), and this filler (4) also reinforces the back surface of the skin material (2).

□さらに、表皮材(aの背面との間には、少し間隔を空
けて、冷却配置管(5)が埋設しである。即ち、成形型
(H)の全面の適宜個所において、冷却配管(Sを剛性
フレーム(3)の一部を貫通して、充填材(4)の内部
に埋め込んであり、この冷却配管(5]に冷却水や冷却
空気を導入可能に形成してあって、後述する成形品の冷
却促進を果すものである。
□Furthermore, a cooling arrangement pipe (5) is buried at a small distance between it and the back surface of the skin material (a).In other words, the cooling pipe (5) is installed at appropriate locations on the entire surface of the mold (H). S penetrates a part of the rigid frame (3) and is embedded inside the filler (4), and is formed so that cooling water and cooling air can be introduced into the cooling pipe (5). This serves to accelerate the cooling of molded products.

上記のように構成された、上下一対の成形型(H)を、
第4図に示すように、内面側になる表皮材(2)の鍔部
(20)同士を合わせて、型閉めすれば、表皮材(2)
の内部に原型モデル(1)の外形に対応した型窩(C)
が形成される。なお、型閉め状態を確実に固定するため
には、成形型(H)同士をボルト等の締結機構によって
固定すればよい。
A pair of upper and lower molds (H) configured as above,
As shown in Figure 4, by aligning the flanges (20) of the skin material (2) on the inner side and closing the mold, the skin material (2)
There is a mold cavity (C) corresponding to the external shape of the original model (1) inside.
is formed. In addition, in order to reliably fix the mold closed state, the molds (H) may be fixed to each other by a fastening mechanism such as a bolt.

この状態で、型窩(C)の内部に充填ノズルを挿入して
、発泡性熱可塑性樹脂粒子を型窩(C)内に充填する。
In this state, a filling nozzle is inserted into the mold cavity (C) to fill the mold cavity (C) with expandable thermoplastic resin particles.

従って、成形型(H)および表皮材(2]の一部には、
予め充填ノズル用の挿入孔を形成しておく。
Therefore, in part of the mold (H) and the skin material (2),
An insertion hole for the filling nozzle is formed in advance.

次に、充填ノズルの代りに、加熱プローブ(6)を型窩
(C)内に挿入する。そして、加熱プローブ(6)の先
端から、加熱蒸気等の加熱媒体を噴出し、型窩(C)内
の樹脂粒子を加熱R泡させて融着一体化させる、いわゆ
るプローブ成形を2行う。即ち、第7図に示すように、
最初に加熱プローブ(6)を型窩(C)の奥部まで挿入
し、加熱プローブ(6)からの加熱媒体の噴出によって
当該個所の樹脂粒子を加熱融着させ、樹脂粒子の融着硬
化に合わせて、加熱プローブ(6)を徐々に抜き出し、
加熱プローブ(6)の抜き出し移動に伴って、型窩(C
)全体の樹脂粒子を加熱融着させて、成形品(P)を製
造する。
Next, a heating probe (6) is inserted into the mold cavity (C) instead of the filling nozzle. Then, a heating medium such as heated steam is ejected from the tip of the heating probe (6), and the resin particles in the mold cavity (C) are heated and R-foamed to fuse and integrate them, which is called probe molding. That is, as shown in FIG.
First, the heating probe (6) is inserted deep into the mold cavity (C), and the heating medium is ejected from the heating probe (6) to heat and fuse the resin particles at that location, causing the resin particles to fuse and harden. At the same time, gradually pull out the heating probe (6),
As the heating probe (6) is extracted and moved, the mold cavity (C
) The entire resin particles are heated and fused to produce a molded product (P).

なお、上記プローブ成形自体は、従来既知の方法とW4
様の方法で実施でき、プロー7成形の先行例としては、
例えば特公昭52−32781号公報あるいは実公昭3
4−4689号公報等に開示されている。
Note that the probe molding itself is performed using a conventionally known method and W4.
It can be carried out by various methods, and as a precedent example of Plow 7 molding,
For example, Japanese Patent Publication No. 52-32781 or Jikko No. 3
It is disclosed in Japanese Patent No. 4-4689 and the like.

以上のようにして、型窩(C)全体の樹脂粒子を加熱融
着させた後、成形型(H)全体を冷却して、成形品(P
)を冷却硬化させ、その後成形型(H)を型開きし、成
形品(P)を取り出せば、発泡成形は完了する。
After heating and fusing the resin particles in the entire mold cavity (C) as described above, the entire mold (H) is cooled and the molded product (P
) is cooled and hardened, and then the mold (H) is opened and the molded product (P) is taken out, completing the foam molding.

そして、製造された成形品(P)は、第5図に示すよう
に、原型モデル(1)と同一の外形を有すると共に、成
形品(P)の内部には、加熱プローブ(6)が挿入され
ていた個所に小孔(h)が残る。
As shown in FIG. 5, the manufactured molded product (P) has the same external shape as the original model (1), and a heating probe (6) is inserted into the molded product (P). A small hole (h) remains where it had been.

なお、上記成形型(H)を型閉めして、再び発泡性熱可
塑性樹脂粒子の充填工程から順次各工程を行えば、繰り
返して成形品(P)・の製造が行え、従来の金型はどの
耐久性はないが、比較的少ない個数であれば、成形品(
P)を反復して製造することは充分に可能である。
In addition, by closing the mold (H) and repeating each process sequentially starting from the step of filling the expandable thermoplastic resin particles, the molded product (P) can be manufactured repeatedly. Although it does not have any durability, if the number of pieces is relatively small, molded products (
It is quite possible to repeatedly produce P).

以上に説明した発泡成形方法のうち、原型モデル(1)
としては、FRPil[1fによる表皮材(りの形成時
に、変形したり、潰れない程度の強度があればよく、従
来のごとき精密な木型は必要なく、発泡体や石膏等から
なるモデルで充分に使用可能である。特に、原型モデル
(1)として、過去に製造された成形品(P)の現物を
使用すれば、!i造ココスト安くなり、外形の精度も高
く、実用的で好適な実施となる。
Among the foam molding methods explained above, the original model (1)
As a skin material made of FRPil [1f] (it only needs to be strong enough not to deform or collapse when forming the glue, a precise wooden mold like the conventional one is not required, and a model made of foam or plaster is sufficient) In particular, if the actual molded product (P) manufactured in the past is used as the prototype model (1), the manufacturing cost will be lower, the external shape will be more accurate, and it will be practical and suitable. It will be implemented.

次に、表皮材(2)の形成工程としては、原型モデル(
1)を適当に分割して、各部分毎に別個の表皮材(′2
Jを製造すればよく、原型モデル(1)の形状に対応し
て、表皮材(2)の分割個数や分割位置については適宜
変更可能である。また、複数の表皮材(2)同士の合せ
目には、図示したような平坦な鍔部(2G)を形成して
おくことによって、成形型(H)の形成を容易にできる
と共に、成形工程における型合せを正確にできる。なお
、表皮材(2として積層するFRP樹脂の厚さとしては
、比較的薄いものでよく、大型の成形品(P)であって
も、通常10mm程度あれば充分である。
Next, as the formation process of the skin material (2), the original model (
1) is divided into appropriate parts and a separate skin material ('2
J may be manufactured, and the number and division positions of the skin material (2) can be changed as appropriate depending on the shape of the prototype model (1). In addition, by forming a flat flange (2G) as shown in the figure at the seam between the plurality of skin materials (2), it is possible to easily form the mold (H), and also to facilitate the molding process. Accurate mold matching is possible. Note that the thickness of the FRP resin laminated as the skin material (2) may be relatively thin, and even for a large molded product (P), a thickness of approximately 10 mm is usually sufficient.

成形型(H)の製造工程において、剛性フレームロ)は
鋼材のほか、各種の金属材あるいは木材等、剛性強度の
優れた構造材料が自由に使用でき、上記材料を、表皮材
(2の背面全体に、縦横に桟状に組み合わせて、表皮材
(2を補強すればよく、鋼材等の組み合わせパターンや
使用本数等は、図示した以外にも、適宜変更可能である
。なお、剛性フレーム(3]を表皮材(望に接合する手
段としては、接着剤を使用するほか、表皮材(2)とな
るFRP樹脂が硬化する前に、剛性フレーム(3)を表
皮材(aの背面に当接しておけば、表皮材(2の硬化と
同時に剛性フレーム(3)が接合できる。
In the manufacturing process of the mold (H), structural materials with excellent rigidity and strength such as steel, various metal materials, and wood can be freely used for the rigid frame (2). All that is required is to combine the rigid frame (2) vertically and horizontally in the shape of a frame and reinforce the skin material (2), and the combination pattern of steel materials, the number of pieces used, etc. can be changed as appropriate other than those shown in the drawings. ] to the skin material (a).In addition to using adhesive, the rigid frame (3) is brought into contact with the back surface of the skin material (a) before the FRP resin that becomes the skin material (2) hardens. If this is done, the rigid frame (3) can be joined at the same time as the skin material (2) is cured.

剛性フレーム(3)の空間を埋める充填材(4)として
は、石膏やしつくい等のように、簡単に充填硬化させる
ことができると共に、ある程度の剛性強度があって、剛
性フレーム(3)と共同して成形型(旧全体の強度向′
上を図り、表皮材(2)の変形を防止できるものが好適
である。また、特に充填材(4)の内部に冷却配管C5
を埋設する場合には、冷却時の伝熱性の良い材料が望ま
しい。
The filling material (4) that fills the space of the rigid frame (3) can be easily filled and hardened, such as plaster or plaster, and has a certain degree of rigidity. In collaboration with
It is preferable to use a material that can prevent deformation of the skin material (2). In addition, especially inside the filler (4), there is a cooling pipe C5.
When buried, it is desirable to use a material that has good heat conductivity during cooling.

なお、冷却配管(5)は、成形後の成形品(P)および
成形型(H)の冷却を促進するために有効であるが、冷
却配管(51を使用せず、放冷のみによる冷却でも実施
可能である。また、成形型(H)に冷却用のフィンを付
設しておいてもよい。
Note that the cooling pipe (5) is effective for promoting cooling of the molded product (P) and the mold (H) after molding, but it is also possible to cool the molded product (P) and mold (H) by cooling only without using the cooling pipe (51). This is possible.Furthermore, the mold (H) may be provided with cooling fins.

次に、成形工程において、型窩(C)に充填する発泡性
熱可塑性樹脂粒子としては、ポリスチレン、ポリエチレ
ン、ポリプロピレン、スチレン−エチレン共重合体、そ
の他の各種熱可塑性樹脂からなる発泡性粒子が自由に使
用でき、成形品(P)の用途に応じて適宜選択して使用
する。
Next, in the molding process, the expandable thermoplastic resin particles to be filled into the mold cavity (C) may be expandable particles made of polystyrene, polyethylene, polypropylene, styrene-ethylene copolymer, or other various thermoplastic resins. It can be used to suitably select and use depending on the purpose of the molded product (P).

加熱プローブ(6)としては、型窩(C)の形状や大き
さに応じて、適宜複数本の加熱プローブ(6)を同時に
挿入すれば、樹脂粒子の加熱を迅速に行え、成形工程の
能率を向上できる。特に、第7図に示すように、型窩(
C)の両端から加熱プローブ(6)を挿入して、型窩(
C)の中央から両端部へと同時に加熱すれば、加熱プロ
ーブ(0の挿入長さを短(できると共に、加熱効率もよ
く好適である。また、加熱ブロー7(6)の抜き取り速
度や加熱媒体の温度、噴射量等を調整することによって
、樹脂粒子の加熱融着をコントロールする。
Depending on the shape and size of the mold cavity (C), multiple heating probes (6) can be inserted at the same time to quickly heat the resin particles and improve the efficiency of the molding process. can be improved. In particular, as shown in Figure 7, the mold cavity (
Insert the heating probe (6) from both ends of the mold cavity (C).
By heating simultaneously from the center to both ends of the heating probe (C), the insertion length of the heating probe (0) can be shortened, and the heating efficiency is also good and suitable. The thermal fusion of resin particles is controlled by adjusting the temperature, injection amount, etc.

〈効果〉 以上のごとく構成された、この発明方法によれば、成形
型として、従来のような金型を使用せず、FRP樹脂か
らなる表皮材(2の背面を補強して形成された成形型(
H)を使用するものである。そして、表皮材C2)の形
成方法としては、原型モデル(1)の外面に直接FRP
樹脂を積層硬化させて形成するので、非常に簡単で能率
的に形成することができる。また、木型の制作が不要で
、現物モデルから直接表皮材(′2Jを形成することも
可能になり、成形型(H)全体の製造コストも、金型に
比べて格段に安価になる。しかも、原型モデル(1)か
ら直接に型を取るので、原型モデル(1)の外形に対応
する正確な形状の表皮材(a、即ち成形型(H)が製造
できる。さらに、金型の場合には、あまり大きな形状の
ものを製造することは、技術的に非常に困難であり、コ
スト的にも高くつくが、この発明の表皮材(2であれば
、上記のような制約は全くなく、かなり大型のものまで
、何ら問題な□く、しかも比較的安価に製造できる。
<Effects> According to the method of the present invention configured as described above, a mold formed by reinforcing the back surface of the skin material (2) made of FRP resin, without using a conventional mold as a mold. Type (
H) is used. The method for forming the skin material C2) is to directly apply FRP to the outer surface of the original model (1).
Since it is formed by laminating and curing resin, it can be formed very easily and efficiently. In addition, there is no need to create a wooden mold, and it becomes possible to form the skin material ('2J) directly from the actual model, making the manufacturing cost of the entire mold (H) much cheaper than that of a metal mold. Moreover, since the mold is taken directly from the original model (1), it is possible to manufacture the skin material (a, that is, the mold (H)) with an accurate shape corresponding to the external shape of the original model (1). However, the skin material of this invention (2) does not have the above limitations at all, although it is technically very difficult and costly to manufacture a product with a very large shape. , even quite large ones, can be manufactured without any problems and at a relatively low cost.

そして、薄い表皮材(2)のみでは、剛性強度に劣り、
発泡成形工程における発泡圧等によって、変形する心配
があるが、この発明では、表皮材(aの背面に剛性フレ
ーム(3)や充填材(4)による補強を施しでいるので
、上記変形は確実に防止でき、成形品(P)の仕上精度
は、従来の金型に劣らず、充分に正確なものとなる。ま
た、成形型(’H)の耐久性についても、成形品(P)
の製造数が比較的少個数であれば、この発明のような表
皮材(2を使用した成形型(H)であっても、何ら支障
なく、充分に実用的に使用できるものである。
If only the thin skin material (2) is used, the rigidity and strength will be poor,
There is a risk of deformation due to the foaming pressure etc. in the foam molding process, but in this invention, the back surface of the skin material (a) is reinforced with a rigid frame (3) and filler (4), so the above deformation is guaranteed. The finishing accuracy of the molded product (P) is as accurate as that of conventional molds.The durability of the mold ('H) is also as high as that of the molded product (P).
Even if the mold (H) using the skin material (2) of the present invention is produced in a relatively small number, it can be used practically without any problems.

次に、上記のようにして形成された成形型(Q)は、成
形型LH)の外部から型窩(C)に直接充填ノズルを挿
入して原料の樹脂粒子を充填した後、さらに加熱プロー
ブ(6)を型窩(C)内に挿入し、蒸気等の加熱媒体を
噴出させることによって、樹脂粒子を加熱融着させて、
成形品(P)を製造する、いわゆるプローブ成形を行う
ことによって、従来の金型のように、成形機への取付機
構や原料充填器等を取付ける必要がない。従って、金型
に比べて幾分強度や外形の精度に劣り、WIMな取付機
構等が形成し難い、この発明の成形型(H)であっても
、充分に発泡成形を行うことが可能になるものである。
Next, the mold (Q) formed as described above is filled with raw resin particles by inserting a filling nozzle directly into the mold cavity (C) from the outside of the mold LH), and then heated with a heating probe. (6) is inserted into the mold cavity (C) and the resin particles are heated and fused by blowing out a heating medium such as steam,
By performing so-called probe molding to produce the molded product (P), there is no need to attach an attachment mechanism to a molding machine, a raw material filler, etc., as with conventional molds. Therefore, even with the mold (H) of this invention, which is somewhat inferior in strength and precision in external shape and difficult to form a WIM attachment mechanism, etc. compared to a mold, it is possible to perform foam molding satisfactorily. It is what it is.

そして、成形機等の複雑な設備が全く不要になり、成形
作業も容易であるため、特に成形機の容量による成形品
(P)の大きさの制限が無くなり、大型の成形品(P)
も自由に形成できることになる。
In addition, since complicated equipment such as a molding machine is not required at all, and the molding work is easy, there are no restrictions on the size of molded products (P) due to the capacity of the molding machine, and large molded products (P) can be produced.
can also be formed freely.

例えば、この発明方法による成形品(P)、とじて、長
さ4000−1、幅600m5 、厚さ160■のサー
フボード用芯材が製造できた。
For example, a surfboard core material having a length of 4000 m, a width of 600 m5, and a thickness of 160 cm was produced using the method of the present invention (P).

以上に述べたように、この発明方法によれば、従来困難
であった、大型の成形品(P)を、極めて容易かつ能率
的に製造でき、特に比較的生産量のすくない成形品(P
)の場合には、非常に有効なものであり、発泡成形の用
途あるいはl!の拡大にも大きく貢献できるものである
As described above, according to the method of this invention, large molded products (P), which have been difficult to produce in the past, can be produced extremely easily and efficiently, and especially molded products (P), which are produced in relatively small quantities, can be manufactured very easily and efficiently.
), it is very effective for foam molding applications or l! It can also greatly contribute to the expansion of

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

図はこの発明の実施例を示すものであり、第1図〜第5
図は順次成形工程を示す断面図、第6図は第4図の段階
における要部斜視図、第7図は概略平面図である。 (1)・・・・・・原型モデル、(a・・・・・・表皮
材、(3)・・・・・・剛性フレーム、(4)・・・・
・・充填材、(5)・・・・・・冷却配管、β)・・・
・・・加熱プローブ、(H)・・・・・・成形型、(P
)・・・・・・成形品。 第3図 第7図
The figures show embodiments of this invention, and are shown in Figures 1 to 5.
The figures are sectional views showing the sequential molding process, FIG. 6 is a perspective view of the main part at the stage of FIG. 4, and FIG. 7 is a schematic plan view. (1)...Prototype model, (a...Skin material, (3)...Rigid frame, (4)...
...Filling material, (5)...Cooling piping, β)...
... Heating probe, (H) ... Molding mold, (P
)······Molding. Figure 3 Figure 7

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】 1、原型モデルの外面に沿って、FRP樹 脂を積層形成して、成形型用の表皮材を 形成する工程、表皮材の背面を補強して、 成形型を形成する工程、上記成形型の型 窩内に発泡性熱可塑性樹脂粒子を充填し た後、型窩内に加熱プローブを挿入し、 加熱プローブから噴出させた加熱媒体に よって、樹脂粒子を加熱融着させて、成 形品を製造する工程、とからなることを 特徴とする発泡成形方法。 2、表皮材および成形型の形成工程におい て、まず原型モデルの外面を二分割して、 一対の表皮材を形成し、各表皮材に対応 する一対の成形型を形成する上記特許請 求の範囲第1項記載の発泡成形方法。 3、成形型の形成工程において、表皮材の 背面に桟状の剛性フレームを接合し、剛 性フレームの間の空間に、石膏等の充填 材を充填する上記特許請求の範囲第1項 記載の発泡成形方法。 4、成形型の形成工程において、表皮材の 背面近くに冷却用の配管を埋設しておく 上記特許請求の範囲第3項記載の発泡成 形方法。 5、成形品の製造工程において、成形型の 型窩内に充填ノズルを挿入して、樹脂粒 子を充填する上記特許請求の範囲第1項 記載の発泡成形方法。[Claims] 1. FRP tree along the outer surface of the prototype model Form a layer of fat to create a skin material for molds. In the forming process, the back of the skin material is reinforced, The process of forming a mold, the mold of the above mold The cavity is filled with foamable thermoplastic resin particles. After that, insert the heating probe into the mold cavity, The heating medium ejected from the heating probe Therefore, by heating and fusing the resin particles, the The process of manufacturing shaped products. Characteristic foam molding method. 2. In the process of forming the skin material and mold First, divide the outer surface of the prototype model into two, Forms a pair of skin materials and corresponds to each skin material The above patent claimant forms a pair of molds that The foam molding method according to item 1. 3. In the mold forming process, the skin material A cross-shaped rigid frame is connected to the back, making it rigid. Filling the space between the frames with plaster, etc. Claim 1 above, which is filled with material. Foam molding method described. 4. In the mold forming process, the skin material Bury cooling piping near the back. Foamed foam according to claim 3 above shape method. 5. In the manufacturing process of molded products, the mold Insert the filling nozzle into the mold cavity to fill the resin particles. Claim 1 of the above claims Foam molding method described.
JP60029102A 1985-02-15 1985-02-15 Foam molding Granted JPS61188131A (en)

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JPS57187722U (en) * 1981-05-25 1982-11-29
JPS5999721U (en) * 1982-12-24 1984-07-05 松島 甫 Styrofoam mold

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JPS5232781A (en) * 1975-08-20 1977-03-12 Package Machinery Co Pagkaging equipment
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JPS57187722U (en) * 1981-05-25 1982-11-29
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