JPS6218660B2 - - Google Patents

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JPS6218660B2
JPS6218660B2 JP53105538A JP10553878A JPS6218660B2 JP S6218660 B2 JPS6218660 B2 JP S6218660B2 JP 53105538 A JP53105538 A JP 53105538A JP 10553878 A JP10553878 A JP 10553878A JP S6218660 B2 JPS6218660 B2 JP S6218660B2
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Prior art keywords
punching
fibers
needle
sheet
adhesive
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JPS5536306A (en
Inventor
Yasufumi Doi
Akio Kimura
Katsutoshi Nakano
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DAINITSUKU KK
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DAINITSUKU KK
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Priority to JP10553878A priority Critical patent/JPS5536306A/en
Publication of JPS5536306A publication Critical patent/JPS5536306A/en
Publication of JPS6218660B2 publication Critical patent/JPS6218660B2/ja
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Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 本発明は一定形状に成型済の基板、例えば自動
車のリヤーシエルフとして成型済のハードボード
表面に金型を用いて熱成型圧着するニードルパン
チングマツトの製造方法に係るものである。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a method for producing a needle-punched mat in which a mold is used to thermoform and press-bond the surface of a substrate that has been molded into a certain shape, such as a hardboard that has been molded as an automobile rear shelf. .

成型済基板の表面、特に自動車の内装、例えば
リヤーシエルフ(乗用車の後部座席のうしろの
棚)表面の装飾としてニードルパンチングマツト
の熱成圧着されることが多い。
The surface of a molded substrate, particularly the interior of an automobile, such as a rear shelf (shelf behind the rear seat of a passenger car), is often decorated by thermoforming and bonding with needle punched mats.

従来ニードルパンチングマツトを成型済基板の
表面に熱成型圧着する場合には熱接着性フイルム
をニードルパンチングマツトに接着剤あるいは熱
融着によつてあらかじめ積層して後、熱接着性フ
イルム面を成型済基板表面に重ね合わせて金型に
より圧着する方法がとられている。この方法にお
いてはニードルパンチングマツトへの熱接着性フ
イルムの積層という独立の工程が不可欠であり、
積層技術上のトラブルならびに工程数という面か
らのコスト高は避けられない。
Conventionally, when a needle punching mat is thermoformed and pressure bonded to the surface of a molded substrate, a thermoadhesive film is laminated on the needle punching mat with adhesive or heat fusion in advance, and then the surface of the thermoadhesive film is molded. The method used is to overlap the substrate surface and press-bond it with a mold. This method requires an independent process of laminating a heat-adhesive film onto a needle-punched mat.
Problems with lamination technology and high costs due to the number of steps are unavoidable.

本発明は成型済基板表面への熱成型圧着用ニー
ドルパンチングマツトに於る叙上のごとき従来の
欠点を解消すべく研究の結果完成したものであ
る。すなわちニードルパンチング工程中にニード
ルパンチングマツトへの熱接着性シート(フイル
ム)の積層工程を包含せしめることによつて、上
記従来のごときトラブルの心配をなくすと同時に
工程数短縮によるコスト低減を達成したものであ
る。
The present invention was completed as a result of research in order to eliminate the above-mentioned conventional drawbacks of needle punching mats for thermoforming and pressing onto the surface of a molded substrate. In other words, by including the step of laminating a heat-adhesive sheet (film) to the needle punching mat during the needle punching process, we have eliminated the concerns of the above-mentioned conventional troubles, and at the same time achieved cost reduction by shortening the number of steps. It is.

本発明は18〜30デニールの合成繊維、化学繊維
あるいは両者の混合繊維をウエツブ形成繊維とし
該繊維を堆積せしめて、200g/m2以上のウエツ
ブを形成し、その上面を第1パンチング面として
パンチ密度30〜100P/cm2針入度12〜17m/mの
第1パンチングを施し、次いで裏面を第2パンチ
ング面として、パンチ密度30〜100P/cm2、針入
度12〜17m/mの第2パンチングを施して後、当
該第2パンチング面に熱接着性合成樹脂シートを
重ねて第1パンチング面熱接着性合成樹脂シート
とは反対の面からパンチ密度30〜60P/cm2針入度
8〜12m/mの第3パンチングを施すことを特徴
とする熱成型圧着性ニードルパンチングマツトの
製造方法である。
The present invention uses synthetic fibers, chemical fibers, or a mixture of both of 18 to 30 deniers as web-forming fibers, and deposits the fibers to form a web of 200 g/m 2 or more, and punches the upper surface of the web as the first punching surface. A first punch with a density of 30 to 100 P/cm 2 and a penetration of 12 to 17 m/m is applied, and then a second punch with a punch density of 30 to 100 P/cm 2 and a penetration of 12 to 17 m/m is performed using the back side as the second punching surface. 2. After punching, a thermoadhesive synthetic resin sheet is stacked on the second punching surface, and punched from the opposite side to the first punching surface, with a punch density of 30 to 60P/cm 2 and a penetration rate of 8. This is a method for producing a thermoformable, pressure-bondable needle-punched mat, characterized by performing a third punching of ~12 m/m.

つまり従来はニードルパンチングマツトに熱接
着性合成樹脂シートをニードルパンチング工程と
は別の独立した工程を持つて積層していたのに対
して本発明はニードルパンチングマツトと熱接着
性合成樹脂シートとをニードルパンチングによつ
て積層一体化せしめること、すなわち従来の積層
工程をニードルパンチング工程中に包含せしめる
ことに成功した点に特徴を有するものである。
In other words, in the past, a heat-adhesive synthetic resin sheet was laminated onto a needle-punched mat in an independent process separate from the needle-punching process, whereas the present invention combines a needle-punched mat and a heat-adhesive synthetic resin sheet. It is characterized by the success in integrating the layers by needle punching, that is, by incorporating the conventional lamination process into the needle punching process.

本発明では単純なニードルパンチングによつて
ニードルパンチングマツトと熱接着性合成樹脂シ
ートとを積層一体化せしめただけでは成型済基板
表面への熱成型圧着の目的を達成し得るニードル
パンチングマツトは得られない。すなわち、ニー
ドルパンチングマツトと熱接着性合成樹脂シート
との積層一体化のパンチングにおいてパンチ密度
30〜60P/cm2針入度8〜12m/mという条件が満
たされなければならない。つまり本発明はニード
ルパンチングを施すことで熱接着性シート表面に
突出する毛羽によつて、ニードルパンチングマツ
トと熱接着性シートとを結合せしめるものである
が、毛羽の突出が多過ぎると熱接着性シート表面
が毛羽で過乗被覆される結果、成型済基板表面へ
の接着強度が低下し、又反面毛羽の突出が少な過
ぎるとニードルパンチングマツトと熱接着性シー
トとの結合が不可能となり本発明の目的が達成さ
れ得ないのである。以上の問題を解消し、優れた
熱成型圧着性ニードルパンチングマツトを得るた
めにパンチ密度30〜60P/cm2針入度8〜12m/m
という条件が不可欠であり本発明構成の重要な要
件である。
In the present invention, a needle punching mat that can achieve the purpose of thermoforming and pressure bonding to the surface of a molded substrate cannot be obtained by simply laminating and integrating the needle punching mat and a thermoadhesive synthetic resin sheet by simple needle punching. do not have. In other words, the punch density is
The following conditions must be met: 30-60P/cm 2 Penetration 8-12m/m. In other words, in the present invention, the needle-punched mat and the heat-adhesive sheet are bonded together by the fuzz that protrudes from the surface of the heat-adhesive sheet by performing needle punching. However, if the fuzz protrudes too much, the heat-adhesive sheet becomes As a result of over-covering the sheet surface with fluff, the adhesive strength to the molded substrate surface decreases, and on the other hand, if the fluff protrudes too little, it becomes impossible to bond the needle-punched mat and the heat-adhesive sheet. purpose cannot be achieved. In order to solve the above problems and obtain an excellent thermoformable pressure-adhesive needle punching mat, the punch density is 30 to 60P/ cm2 and the penetration is 8 to 12m/m.
This condition is essential and is an important requirement for the configuration of the present invention.

本発明にあつては従来のように接着剤あるいは
熱融着によつてニードルパンチングマツトと熱接
着性合成樹脂シートとを結合するのではなく、熱
接着性合成樹脂シートと毛羽との絡みという物理
的手段によつて結合するものであるためウエツブ
形成繊維の選定に当つては熱接着性合成樹脂シー
トとの接着性等を特別に考慮する必要がなく、し
たがつて基本的にはあらゆる種類の繊維が使用可
能であるが、主に合成繊維、化学繊維、例えばポ
リプロピレン繊維、ナイロン繊維、ポリエステル
繊維、レーヨン繊維等の中から選定使用される。
In the present invention, instead of bonding the needle-punched mat and the heat-adhesive synthetic resin sheet by adhesive or heat fusion as in the past, the method uses a physical method in which the heat-adhesive synthetic resin sheet and the fluff are entangled. Since the fibers are bonded by mechanical means, there is no need to take into account the adhesion with the heat-adhesive synthetic resin sheet when selecting the web-forming fibers. Although fibers can be used, synthetic fibers and chemical fibers such as polypropylene fibers, nylon fibers, polyester fibers, rayon fibers, etc. are mainly used.

又、熱接着性合成樹脂シートとしてはポリエス
テルフイラメント堆積シート、ポリアマイドフイ
ルム等の低融点シート及びポリエチレンフイル
ム、エチレン一酢酸ビニル共重合体フイルム等の
高融点シートのいづれもが使用されるがウエツブ
形成繊維が例えばポリプロピレン繊維の場合には
低融点シートが好ましい。しかし例えばナイロン
繊維、ポリエステル繊維、レーヨン繊維等の場合
には、低融点シート、高融点シートいづれでも可
能である。
In addition, as the heat-adhesive synthetic resin sheet, both low melting point sheets such as polyester filament deposited sheets and polyamide films, and high melting point sheets such as polyethylene films and ethylene monovinyl acetate copolymer films are used. When the fibers are polypropylene fibers, for example, a low melting point sheet is preferred. However, in the case of nylon fiber, polyester fiber, rayon fiber, etc., either a low melting point sheet or a high melting point sheet can be used.

次に実施例を示してさらに具体的に説明する。 Next, a more specific explanation will be given with reference to examples.

実施例 18d×64m/mのポリプロピレン繊維を堆積し
て300g/m2のウエツブを形成し該ウエツブの上
面(第1パンチング面)から25番手レギユラーバ
ーブ針を用いてパンチ密度50P/cm2針入度15m/
mの第1パンチングを施し次いで裏面(第2パン
チング面)から25番手レギユラーバーブ針を用い
てパンチ密度50P/cm2針入度15m/mの第2パン
チングを施して後、当該第2パンチング面に0.05
m/mのポリアマイドフイルム(ダイアミドフイ
ルム:ダイセル株式会社製)を重ね第1パンチン
グ面(ポリアマイドフイルと反対面)から32番手
レギユラーバーブ針を用いてパンチ密度50P/cm2
針入度10m/mの第3パンチングを施して熱接着
性合成樹脂シート(ポリアマイドフイルム)が片
面に積層一体化された熱成型圧着性ニードルパン
チングマツトを得た。
Example 18 d x 64 m/m polypropylene fibers are deposited to form a 300 g/m 2 web, and from the top surface (first punching surface) of the web, punch density is 50 P/cm 2 using a No. 25 regular barb needle. 15m/
After performing the first punching of m, the second punching is performed from the back side (second punching surface) using a No. 25 regular barb needle with a punch density of 50P/cm 2 and a penetration of 15m/m, and then on the second punching surface. 0.05
Layer m/m polyamide film (Diamid film: manufactured by Daicel Corporation) and punch density 50P/cm 2 from the first punching surface (the opposite side to the polyamide film) using a No. 32 regular barb needle.
A third punching process with a penetration depth of 10 m/m was performed to obtain a thermoformable pressure-adhesive needle-punched mat having a heat-adhesive synthetic resin sheet (polyamide film) laminated and integrated on one side.

次いでリヤーシエルフ(乗用車後部座席うしろ
の棚)として成型済のハードボードを150℃±10
℃に設定されたメス金型にセツトし当該ハードボ
ードの上に上記にて得られた熱成型圧着性ニード
ルパンチングマツト置き約1分の後、冷オス金型
にて約30秒間加圧したところハードボード表面に
ニードルパンチングマツトが良好に接着された成
型リヤーシエルフが得られた。
Next, molded hardboard as a rear shelf (shelf behind the rear seat of a passenger car) was heated at 150°C ± 10°C.
The thermoformable pressure-adhesive needle punching mat obtained above was placed on the hardboard in a female mold set at ℃ for about 1 minute, and then pressurized with a cold male mold for about 30 seconds. A molded rear shelf was obtained in which the needle-punched mat was well adhered to the hardboard surface.

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】 1 18〜30デニールの合成繊維、化学繊維あるい
は両者の混合繊維をウエツブ形成繊維とし、該繊
維を堆積せしめて、200g/m2以上のウエツブを
形成し、その上面を第1パンチング面としてパン
チ密度30〜100P/cm2針入度12〜17m/mの第1
パンチングを施し、次いで裏面を第2パンチング
面として、パンチ密度30〜100p/cm2、針入度12
〜17m/mの第2パンチングを施して後、当該第
2パンチング面に熱接着性合成樹脂シートを重ね
て第1パンチング面からパンチ密度30〜60P/cm2
針入度8〜12m/mの第3パンチングを施すこと
を特徴とする熱成型圧着性ニードルパンチングマ
ツトの製造方法。 2 熱接着性合成樹脂シートとしてポリエステル
フイラメント堆積シート、ポリアマイドフイルム
等の低融点シートあるいはポリエチレンフイル
ム、エチレン―酢酸ビニル共重合体フイルム等の
高融点シートを用いる特許請求の範囲第1項記載
の熱成型圧着性ニードルパンチングマツトの製造
方法。 3 ウエツブ形成繊維がポリプロピレン繊維であ
つて熱接着性合成樹脂シートがポリエステルフイ
ラメント堆積シート、又はポリアマイドフイルム
等の低融点シートである特許請求の範囲第1項記
載の熱成型圧着性ニードルパンチングマツトの製
造方法。
[Claims] 1 Synthetic fibers, chemical fibers, or mixed fibers of both of 18 to 30 deniers are used as web-forming fibers, and the fibers are piled up to form a web of 200 g/m 2 or more, and the upper surface is 1. Punch density as punching surface: 30-100P/cm 2. First punching surface: 12-17m/m of penetration
Perform punching, then use the back side as the second punching surface with a punch density of 30 to 100p/cm 2 and a penetration of 12
After performing the second punching of ~17 m/m, a heat-adhesive synthetic resin sheet is layered on the second punching surface, and the punching density is 30 to 60 P/cm 2 from the first punching surface.
A method for producing a thermoformable, pressure-bondable needle-punched mat, which comprises performing a third punching with a penetration of 8 to 12 m/m. 2. The thermal adhesive according to claim 1, in which a low melting point sheet such as a polyester filament deposited sheet or a polyamide film, or a high melting point sheet such as a polyethylene film or an ethylene-vinyl acetate copolymer film is used as the heat-adhesive synthetic resin sheet. A method for manufacturing a moldable and crimped needle punching mat. 3. The thermoformable pressure-adhesive needle punching mat according to claim 1, wherein the web-forming fibers are polypropylene fibers and the thermoadhesive synthetic resin sheet is a polyester filament deposited sheet or a low melting point sheet such as a polyamide film. Production method.
JP10553878A 1978-08-31 1978-08-31 Production of heat moldable and pressure bondable needle punching mat Granted JPS5536306A (en)

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