JPS63126187A - Electric carpet - Google Patents

Electric carpet

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JPS63126187A
JPS63126187A JP27160886A JP27160886A JPS63126187A JP S63126187 A JPS63126187 A JP S63126187A JP 27160886 A JP27160886 A JP 27160886A JP 27160886 A JP27160886 A JP 27160886A JP S63126187 A JPS63126187 A JP S63126187A
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上川 道治
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Panasonic Electric Works Co Ltd
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Abstract

(57)【要約】本公報は電子出願前の出願データであるた
め要約のデータは記録されません。
(57) [Summary] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 (技術分野〕 本発明は、パイル糸を基布に織成して成る表面材エリ成
る電気カーペツトの改良に関する。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION (Technical Field) The present invention relates to an improvement in an electric carpet whose surface material is made of pile yarn woven into a base fabric.

(背景技術) 電気カーペットの表面材・表面材には従来フェルト材が
便用さnていたが、近年、使用者の好みは本物志向化し
てきている。電気カーペットと言えども、エフカーベッ
トライクな物が求めらn、6=うになってきており、そ
の為表面材としてはタフテッド域のカーペットが使用さ
れるようになってきている。
(Background Art) Felt materials have conventionally been used as surface materials for electric carpets, but in recent years, users have begun to prefer genuine products. Even though it is an electric carpet, there is a growing demand for something similar to F-carbet, and for this reason, carpets in the tufted range are being used as surface materials.

通冨のタフテッド域カーペットハ、ポリエステル不織布
をカレンダーロール加工にて薄く硬目に加工した基布や
ボリグロピレンの織布ニジなる薄手の基布に、ポリエス
テル:り糸や、ナイロン、アクリルLり糸工り成るパイ
ルを織成し、晟■のより糸による凹凸を防止する目的と
、パイルの抜糸強度を高める目的、床に対する断熱性を
向上させる目的とで裏面にジュート織物等より成る裏打
布を貼っているが、電気カーペットの表面材に使用する
場合には、内部に発熱体を有するために、発熱体工り表
面側には断熱性を大きくしたくない。また、なるべく薄
く仕上げて折りたたみ収納を&2J能にし几い等の理由
で長打布を貼らない構造が普通である。
Tsutomi's tufted area carpet is made of polyester non-woven fabric that has been processed into a thin, hard texture using a calendar roll process, or a thin base fabric that is made of woven polyglopylene fabric, and is made with polyester thread, nylon, or acrylic thread. A backing cloth made of jute fabric or the like is pasted on the back side for the purpose of preventing unevenness caused by the strands, increasing the pulling strength of the pile, and improving insulation against the floor. When used as a surface material for an electric carpet, since it has a heating element inside, it is not desirable to increase the heat insulation properties on the surface side of the heating element. In addition, it is common to have a structure that does not have long batting cloth attached to it for reasons such as making it as thin as possible and making it foldable and easy to store.

その為従来の電気カーペットにあっては、第5図(イ)
に示す工うな断面のタフテッド域の表面材A1すなわち
不織布に力Vンダーロール加工等を施した薄目の基布1
にポリエステルより光等ニジ成るパイル2を賊成して成
る表面材Aを使用していた。ここで基布として力ンンダ
ーロール加工を施すのは、パイル2を織成する段階で、
針が貝追しや丁くすることと、織成したパイル2が抜け
にくくする両方の性能が資求さ扛るためである。また従
来の表面材Aを使用し九電気カーペットのvr面図が第
5図呻)である。すなわち、フェルト等ニジ成る裏面材
B、感熱発熱線C1熱接着シートD9表面材Aのj咽に
積層して加熱圧着(ホットプレス)加工を施して一体化
したものである。
Therefore, in the case of conventional electric carpets, Fig. 5 (a)
The surface material A1 of the tufted area with a curved cross section as shown in FIG.
In this case, a surface material A was used, which was made of a pile 2 made of a transparent polyester. Here, the base fabric is subjected to force under roll processing at the stage of weaving pile 2.
This is because the needles are required to have the ability to chase and pick up shellfish, and to prevent the woven pile 2 from coming off easily. Furthermore, the VR side view of the Nine Denki carpet using the conventional surface material A is shown in Figure 5). That is, a backing material B made of felt or the like, a heat-sensitive heating wire C1, a thermal adhesive sheet D9, a surface material A are laminated on top of each other, and then heat-pressed (hot press) is applied to integrate them.

ところが、従来構造の電気カーペットにあっては、第5
図(イ)の工うな4&面に織成されたパイル2の凹凸が
める表面材Aを使用するので、熱接腐シートDとの接着
が全面接着しにりく、表面材の徽7#強度が弱く、シか
も、基布1が博V・ために、コード状感熱発熱、@Cの
1無によって電気カーペットの上に座った場合にコード
のゴツゴツ感を感じて座り心地が悪い、またコード状感
熱発熱#Cに荷重が集中しやすくて、傷みやすいという
欠点がめった。また、接看力を頻くし、コードの凹凸感
を少なくしょうとじてホットプレスの圧力金高くすると
、パイル2が倒れてしまって外観が悪くなるばかりでな
く、コード状の感熱発熱線Cが変形してしまい、発熱f
tMcが傷ついてしまうという欠点があった。
However, in the conventional electric carpet structure, the fifth
Since the surface material A is used to cover the unevenness of the pile 2 woven on the surface of the surface of the surface shown in Fig. It is weak and strong, and the cord-like heat-sensitive heat generation is caused by the base fabric 1 being voluminous.When you sit on the electric carpet, you will feel the lumpy feeling of the cord and it will be uncomfortable to sit on, and the cord-like The disadvantage is that the load tends to concentrate on the thermosensitive heating element #C and it is easily damaged. In addition, if the pressing force is increased to reduce the unevenness of the cord and the pressure of the hot press is increased, not only will the pile 2 collapse and the appearance will deteriorate, but the cord-shaped heat-sensitive heating wire C will be deformed. I ended up with a fever f
There was a drawback that tMc was damaged.

(発明の目的) 本発明は前述の従来の欠点を改良するために提案さ′n
′fcもので、目的は (イ)コード状の発熱体のめる部分に座った場合のコー
ドの凹凸感をなくする。
(Object of the Invention) The present invention is proposed to improve the above-mentioned conventional drawbacks.
The purpose is (a) to eliminate the uneven feeling of the cord when sitting on the part where the cord-shaped heating element is placed.

(cl)表面材と表面材、又は発熱ユニットとの接涜力
を向上させると同時に、熱接看時にコード状の発熱線が
変形するのを防止する。
(cl) To improve the contact force between the surface materials or the heat generating units, and at the same time to prevent the cord-shaped heat generating wire from being deformed during heat contact.

ことを目的とするものである。The purpose is to

(発明の開示) 本発明は上記の目的を達成するため、表聞材と裏面材と
の間に面状に配線した発熱体と熱接着シートを介在嘔せ
加熱圧潰加工にて接着してなる通気カーペットにおいて
、表面材としてパイル糸を織成した地組絨(基布)にク
ッション性を持たせて成ることを特徴とする電気カーペ
ットを発明の要旨とするものである。
(Disclosure of the Invention) In order to achieve the above object, the present invention is made by bonding a heating element wired in a planar manner between a front material and a back material and a thermal adhesive sheet by heating and crushing. The gist of the invention is an electric permeable carpet characterized in that a ground carpet (base fabric) woven with pile yarn as a surface material has cushioning properties.

次に実施例について説明する。Next, an example will be described.

本発明の実施例の電気カーペットの構成断面図を第1図
U)に示す。また表面材の断面構成を第1図(ロ)、r
i、に)に示す。
A cross-sectional view of the construction of an electric carpet according to an embodiment of the present invention is shown in FIG. 1U). In addition, the cross-sectional configuration of the surface material is shown in Figure 1 (b) and r.
i, shown in ).

第1図げ)において、1は基布、2はパイル糸、3は布
懺布、4はフェルト層、Bは表面材、Cは感熱発熱線、
Dは接着シートを示す。
In the first figure), 1 is a base fabric, 2 is a pile yarn, 3 is a cloth cover, 4 is a felt layer, B is a surface material, C is a thermosensitive heating wire,
D indicates an adhesive sheet.

第1図(ロ)は表面材の構成を示すもので、カレンター
ロール加工した高密匿のクッション性のないポリエステ
ル布織布3 (150?/ m” g fの目付〕の4
万の面に、同じくポリエステルエリ成るクッション性の
あるフェルト層4 (200r/m’程度)を接着剤又
は好ましくはニードルパンチ加工で貼り合わせした後、
パイル糸2を賊成して表面材Eを成している。
Figure 1 (B) shows the structure of the surface material, which is made of a highly dense non-cushioned polyester woven fabric 3 (150?/m" g f fabric weight) processed by a calender roll.
After bonding a cushioning felt layer 4 (about 200 r/m') made of polyester fabric to the same surface with an adhesive or preferably by needle punching,
A surface material E is formed by forming the pile yarn 2.

第1図り9はカレンダーロール加工した高密度のクッシ
ョン性のないポリエステル布!布3(。
The first pattern 9 is a high-density non-cushioned polyester fabric that has been calender rolled! Cloth 3 (.

150 ? / m”機関の目付うの両面に同じく、ポ
リエステルより成るクッション性のあるフェルト!曽4
を接着剤又は、好ましくはニードルパンチ加工で貼り合
わせた後、パイル糸2を織成して表面材Fを成している
150? / M” Both sides of the engine are made of cushioning felt made of polyester! So 4
After bonding them together with an adhesive or preferably by needle punching, the pile yarns 2 are woven to form the surface material F.

第1図に)は、ポリプロピレン繊維を夕波混毛したポリ
エステル繊維材を主材とするクッション性のある不勉布
(フェルト〕に加熱加工を施して、ポリプロピノン繊維
を溶融させて、ポリエステル繊維相互のからみを強化し
た、クッション性を有する不織布(フェルト)5、又は
ポリエステル繊維ニジ成るクッション性のある不織布(
フェルト)に、EVA系の樹脂を70ス加工、又はスプ
レー加工等で樹脂加工を施して、繊維相互のからみを強
化したクッション性を有する不織布(フェルト)5に、
パイル糸2を織成して表面材Gを成している。
(Fig. 1) is made by heat-processing a non-woven fabric (felt) with cushioning properties, which is mainly made of polyester fiber material made by blending polypropylene fibers and melting the polypropylene fibers. Non-woven fabric (felt) with cushioning properties with reinforced entanglement 5 or non-woven fabric with cushioning properties made of polyester fiber (felt) 5
The non-woven fabric (felt) 5 has cushioning properties by applying resin processing such as EVA resin or spray processing to the felt) to strengthen the intertwining between the fibers.
The pile yarn 2 is woven to form the surface material G.

以上のように、パイル糸2を織成する示イiにクッショ
ン性を持たせると、図に示すように、表面材の裏側で織
成さnたパイル糸2が基布層に食い込み裏面の凹凸が少
なくできる。また、繊維密度が低いので、パイル糸2域
成時に針が頁通しにくいということもない。
As described above, when the pile yarn 2 is woven to have a cushioning property, the pile yarn 2 woven on the back side of the surface material bites into the base fabric layer, as shown in the figure. It can reduce unevenness. Furthermore, since the fiber density is low, it is not difficult for the needle to pass through the pages when forming two pile yarn regions.

また、前述の表面材Eを便用して電気カーペットに仕上
げるには、第2図のように積増した各部材を加熱接着(
ホットプレス)加工による。
In addition, in order to finish an electric carpet using the above-mentioned surface material E, it is possible to heat and bond each of the stacked members as shown in Figure 2.
By hot press) processing.

すなわち、上熱盤7上に表面材39発熱MCと熱接着シ
ート91表面材Eを核層し、表面材E上より上熱盤8に
工りホットプレス加工を行うものである。
That is, the surface material 39 heat-generating MC and the thermal adhesive sheet 91 surface material E are placed as a core layer on the upper heating plate 7, and the upper heating plate 8 is machined from above the surface material E to perform hot press processing.

仕上がりのT#r而は第1図ビ〕に示す工うになる。The finished T#r structure will be as shown in Figure 1.

つまシ、表面材Eの裏面に凹凸が少ないので、熱接着シ
ートDと表面材Eの接着がほぼ全面で接着さnて強い接
着力が得らnると同時に、ホットプレス加工時に、コー
ド状の発熱線Cはクッション性のある表面材Eと裏面材
Bに埋まり込み、変形をしにくいものが得らnる。また
、パイル2は熱接着シートに充分接着しているので、抜
糸強度も向上する。
Since there are few irregularities on the back side of the tab and the surface material E, the thermal adhesive sheet D and the surface material E can be bonded over almost the entire surface, providing strong adhesive force. The heating wire C is embedded in the cushioning surface material E and the back surface material B, resulting in a product that is not easily deformed. In addition, since the pile 2 is sufficiently adhered to the thermal adhesive sheet, the thread removal strength is also improved.

”また、第3図は本発明の他の実施例の表面材の断面を
示すもので、カレンダーロール加工し*=WVtのクッ
ション性のないポリエステル布賊布3の一方の面に、ポ
リプロピレン繊維を少遠混毛したポリニスデル繊維材を
主材とするクッション性のある不織布(フェルト)6を
接着剤、又は好ましくはニードルパンチ加工で貼り合わ
せし7′c、後、パイル糸を織成し、さらにその後加熱
加工を施してポリプロピノン繊維を溶融させて、パイル
糸をクッション層に体層して表面材Hを成している。
``Furthermore, Fig. 3 shows a cross section of a surface material according to another embodiment of the present invention, in which polypropylene fibers are applied to one side of a polyester cloth 3 that has been calender rolled and has *=WVt and has no cushioning properties. A non-woven fabric (felt) 6 with cushioning properties mainly made of polynisdel fiber material mixed with a small amount of wool is pasted together with an adhesive or preferably by needle punching 7'c, after which pile yarn is woven, and then heated. The surface material H is formed by melting the polypropynon fibers and applying the pile yarn to the cushion layer.

このようにすると、パイル繊成後の表面材の取扱い方法
によっては、前記他の方法では、裏面よシバイル糸の抜
は防止のためのバッキング樹脂加工が必費である(電気
カーペットに仕上けると熱接着シートで体層されるので
不来必費のない)のを全く必安としないほど、パイル糸
が固着さnることの他に、パイルを有する表面材の毛足
の倒れを防止する方法として知らnるパイルへの加熱処
理方法、特公昭60−38263号公報と兼用で熱加工
を施すことかり態となり、ホットプレス加工でパイルの
倒We防止できるとともに、加熱加工工程数が少なくで
きる効果がある。
In this case, depending on how the surface material is handled after pile fiber formation, the other methods described above require a backing resin treatment to prevent the back side from being pulled out (when finished as an electric carpet). Since the body is layered with a heat-adhesive sheet, it not only prevents the pile threads from sticking, but also prevents the pile of the surface material with piles from falling down, so that it is not necessary to use a heat-adhesive sheet at all. A heat treatment method for piles known as method n, which is also known as Japanese Patent Publication No. 60-38263, relies on heat treatment, and hot pressing can prevent piles from collapsing and reduce the number of heat treatment steps. effective.

また、@4図は本発明の他の実施レリの電気カーペット
の断面を示すもので、コード状の発熱体でなく、面状発
熱体へ応用した場合の図である。この場合にあっても面
状発熱体■の両面に設けた熱接着シートで、加熱圧着(
ホットプレス〕加工を行なうので、裏面に凹凸のない本
発明の表面材を使用すると、均一な強い凄看力が得らn
る。図中2はパイル糸、3は布織イ6.4はフェルト1
m、Bは裏面材、Dは接着シート、Eは表面材を示す。
Further, Figure @4 shows a cross section of an electric carpet according to another embodiment of the present invention, and is a diagram when the present invention is applied to a planar heating element instead of a cord-shaped heating element. Even in this case, heat and pressure bonding (
Hot press processing is performed, so if you use the surface material of the present invention, which has no unevenness on the back side, you will be able to obtain a uniform and strong force.
Ru. In the figure, 2 is pile yarn, 3 is woven fabric, 6.4 is felt 1
m and B indicate the back material, D the adhesive sheet, and E the surface material.

(発明の幼果) 本発明は紙上の↓うに、表面材と表面材との間に1田状
に配線した発熱体と熱接着シートを介在させ加熱圧着加
工にて接着してなる竜気カーベットにおいて、表面材と
してパイル糸を織成した地組織(基布〕にクッション性
を持たせて成ることにより、 (イ)コード状の発熱体のある部分に座った場合のコー
ドの凹凸感をなくする。
(Young fruit of the invention) The present invention is a Ryuki carpet made by bonding ↓ sea urchins on paper, a heating element wired in a single field between the surface materials, and a thermal adhesive sheet, and bonded by heat-pressing processing. By imparting cushioning properties to the ground texture (base fabric) woven with pile yarn as the surface material, (a) Eliminate the uneven feeling of the cord when sitting on the area where the cord-shaped heating element is located. .

(ロ)表面材と表面材又は発熱ユニットとの接着力を同
上させると同時に熱接着時にコードが変形するのを防止
することができる。
(b) It is possible to improve the adhesive strength between the surface material and the surface material or the heat generating unit, and at the same time prevent the cord from deforming during thermal bonding.

(ハ)パイル織成後、軟質フェルトを表面材の長側に接
着剤で貼って表面材の表面の凹凸をなくする方法に比べ
て、第2層を貼る接着剤が4賛であること、及びホット
プレス加工にてパイルの@nを防止する熱処理加工で従
増剤が劣化することがなく、また、パイルの体層とパイ
ルの倒れ防止の熱処理加工を同時に行なえるので工程数
が少なくなる。
(c) Compared to the method of applying soft felt to the long side of the surface material with an adhesive to eliminate unevenness on the surface of the surface material after pile weaving, the adhesive used to apply the second layer has four advantages; The additive is not deteriorated by heat treatment to prevent @n of the pile in hot press processing, and the number of steps is reduced because heat treatment to prevent pile body layer and pile from collapsing can be performed at the same time. .

等の効果を有する。It has the following effects.

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

第1図ピ)は本発明の電気カーペットの実施例、(口島
(ハ)、に)は表凹材の個々の実施例、第2図は本発明
の電気カーペットの製逍方法を示し、第3図は本発明の
電気カーペットの表面材の他の実施例、8g4図は本発
明の他の笑施νす、第5図(イ)は従来の電気カーペッ
トの表面材の萌囲図、(ロ)は従来の電気カーペットを
示す。 1・・・・・・基布、2・・・・・・パイル、3・・・
・・・布織布、4・・・・・・フェルト層、5・・・・
・・不織布、6・・・・・・不祇布、7・・・・・・F
熱盤、8・・・・・・上熱盤、A・・・・・・表面材、
B・・・・・・裏面材、C・・・・・・感熱発熱線、D
・・・・・・接着シート、E、F、G、H・・・・・・
表面材、工・・・・・・面状発熱体
FIG. 1 (P) shows an example of the electric carpet of the present invention, (C) and (C) show individual examples of the surface and concave material, and FIG. 2 shows the method for manufacturing the electric carpet of the present invention. FIG. 3 is another embodiment of the surface material of an electric carpet according to the present invention, FIG. 8g4 is another example of the surface material of the present invention, and FIG. (b) shows a conventional electric carpet. 1...Base fabric, 2...Pile, 3...
...Fabric woven fabric, 4...Felt layer, 5...
...Non-woven fabric, 6...Non-woven fabric, 7...F
Hot plate, 8... upper hot plate, A... surface material,
B... Back material, C... Heat-sensitive heating wire, D
...Adhesive sheet, E, F, G, H...
Surface material, processing... Planar heating element

Claims (5)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] (1)表面材と裏面材との間に面状に配線した発熱体と
熱接着シートを介在させ加熱圧着加工にて接着してなる
電気カーペットにおいて、表面材としてパイル糸を織成
した地組織(基布)にクッション性を持たせて成ること
を特徴とする電気カーペット。
(1) In an electric carpet made of a heating element wired in a planar manner and a heat-adhesive sheet interposed between the surface material and the back material and bonded by heat-pressing processing, the base material is woven with pile yarn as the surface material ( An electric carpet characterized by having cushioning properties on the base fabric.
(2)カレンダーロール加工した高密度のクッション性
のないポリエステル布織布の一方又は両面にクッション
性のある不織布を、接着剤又はニードルパンチ加工で貼
り合わせした後、パイル糸を織成して成る特許請求の範
囲第1項記載の電気カーペット。
(2) A patent claim in which a non-woven fabric with cushioning properties is bonded to one or both sides of a calender roll-processed high-density non-cushioning polyester fabric using an adhesive or needle punching process, and then pile yarn is woven into the fabric. The electric carpet described in item 1 of the scope.
(3)低融点繊維材を少量混毛したクッション性のある
不織布に加熱加工を施して繊維相互のからみを強化した
不織布にパイル糸を織成して成る特許請求の範囲第1項
記載の電気カーペット。
(3) The electric carpet according to claim 1, which is made by weaving pile threads into a nonwoven fabric with cushioning properties mixed with a small amount of low-melting point fiber material and subjected to heating processing to strengthen the intertwining of the fibers.
(4)クッション性のある不織布に、フロス加工又はス
プレー加工等で樹脂加工を施し、繊維相互のからみを強
化した不織布にパイル糸を織成して成る特許請求の範囲
第1項記載の電気カーペット。
(4) The electric carpet according to claim 1, which is made by weaving pile threads into a nonwoven fabric that has cushioning properties and is treated with resin by flossing or spray processing to strengthen the intertwining of the fibers.
(5)カレンダーロール加工した高密度のクッション性
のないポリエステル布織布の一方又は両面に、低融点繊
維材を少量混毛したクッション性のある不織布を接着剤
又はニードルパンチ加工で貼り合わせした後、パイル糸
を織成し、さらに、その後加熱加工を施してパイル糸を
係着して成る特許請求の範囲第1項記載の電気カーペッ
ト。
(5) A non-woven fabric with cushioning properties mixed with a small amount of low-melting point fiber material is attached to one or both sides of the calender-rolled high-density non-cushioning polyester fabric using adhesive or needle punching. An electric carpet according to claim 1, which is obtained by weaving pile yarns and then subjecting the pile yarns to a heating process to attach the pile yarns.
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