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JPS6348079Y2
JPS6348079Y2 JP14342784U JP14342784U JPS6348079Y2 JP S6348079 Y2 JPS6348079 Y2 JP S6348079Y2 JP 14342784 U JP14342784 U JP 14342784U JP 14342784 U JP14342784 U JP 14342784U JP S6348079 Y2 JPS6348079 Y2 JP S6348079Y2
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【考案の詳細な説明】[Detailed explanation of the idea] 【産業上の利用分野】[Industrial application field]

本考案は発熱薄層と電極とを基布に対して一体
に備えしめた可撓性を有する面状発熱体に関す
る。
The present invention relates to a flexible planar heating element in which a thin heating layer and electrodes are integrally provided on a base fabric.

【従来の技術】[Conventional technology]

発熱薄層と電極とを織布などの基布に対し一体
に備えしめた可撓性を有する面状発熱体としては
実開昭55−102797号公報及び実開昭55−166094号
公報によつて公知であつて、前者に示されたもの
は、電気絶縁基板上に金属線を繊維に織込んだ電
極を形成するとともに、この上にペースト状の抵
抗体を塗布し乾燥した構造であり、これは片面に
充電部が露出した形態の面状発熱体であり、一
方、後者は前述の構造に加えて、外面に絶縁シー
トを貼着することにより充電部を埋込ませてなる
形態であつて、前者が例えばシートクツシヨン内
に埋設して使用するものであるのに対して、その
ままで外部に露呈した状態で使用可能である点が
異なる他は同等の機能を有するものである。
Flexible planar heating elements in which a thin heating layer and electrodes are integrally provided on a base fabric such as a woven fabric are disclosed in Japanese Utility Model Application Publications No. 102797/1983 and No. 166094/1989. The former is known in the art, and has a structure in which an electrode is formed by weaving metal wires into fibers on an electrically insulating substrate, and a paste-like resistor is applied and dried on the electrode. This is a planar heating element with a live part exposed on one side, while the latter has the above-mentioned structure and has a live part buried in it by pasting an insulating sheet on the outer surface. The former is used by being embedded, for example, in a seat cushion, whereas the latter can be used as it is exposed to the outside, but has the same functions.

【考案が解決しようとする問題点】[Problem that the invention attempts to solve]

上記従来の面状発熱体において充電部が露出し
ない構造としてなる後者の例の場合、発熱体
In the latter case, the heating element has a structure in which the live parts are not exposed in the conventional sheet heating element described above.

【抵
抗体】の表面に絶縁シートを接着剤により貼り合
わせる手段を採るのが普通であるが、一般に接着
剤と発熱体
It is common practice to use an adhesive to attach an insulating sheet to the surface of the [resistor];

【塗料】との間の接着力の方が基布と
発熱体との間の接着力よりも強大であるところか
ら、使用中に荷重が加わつたり、屈撓が繰り返さ
れたりすると、発熱体が基布から剥離して亀裂が
生じ、あるいは発熱体が部分的に層内剥離を生じ
る結果、発熱体の抵抗が変動して甚だ不安定とな
る問題がある。 かかる不都合を無くする試みとして接着力を弱
め得る特定の接着剤を使用することも考えられて
いるが、これは保護用の絶縁シートが簡単に剥が
れてしまつて本来の保護機能を十分果し得なく、
これもまた適切な手段とは云えなかつた。 このように従来のものが種々問題点を有してい
るのに対処して本考案はかかる欠点の解消をはか
るべく案出されたものであつて、絶縁シート接着
のための接着剤を基布に対しては接着力が強大
で、発熱体に対しては弱小である特別のものとす
ると共に、発熱体の配置形態も特定することによ
つて、絶縁シートの基布に対する密着を大ならし
めながら発熱体に対する剥離などの悪影響を排除
し得て、発熱性能の安定維持ならびに発熱体保護
機能の強化を併せて果させようとするものであ
る。
The adhesive force between the base fabric and the heating element is stronger than that between the base fabric and the heating element, so if a load is applied or the heating element is repeatedly bent during use, the heating element There is a problem in that the resistance of the heating element fluctuates and becomes extremely unstable as a result of peeling off from the base fabric and causing cracks, or partial delamination of the heating element within its layers. In an attempt to eliminate this inconvenience, it has been considered to use a specific adhesive that can weaken the adhesive strength, but this would cause the protective insulating sheet to peel off easily, making it impossible to perform its original protective function. Without,
This too was not an appropriate measure. The present invention was devised in order to overcome the various problems that the conventional products have, and to solve these problems. The adhesive strength of the insulating sheet to the base fabric is increased by using a special material that has strong adhesive strength against the heating element and weak against the heating element, and also by specifying the arrangement of the heating element. However, it is possible to eliminate adverse effects such as peeling on the heating element, and to maintain stable heating performance and strengthen the protection function of the heating element.

【問題点を解決するための手段】[Means to solve the problem]

しかして本考案は実施例により示してなる如
く、繊維糸の織成になる基布1と、表面導電性を
有する細糸を前記基布1中に所定間隔を存する平
行に織り込んで形成した1対の帯電極2,2と、
導電性塗料を印刷しあるいは導電性シートを貼着
することにより、1対の前記電極2,2間に亘ら
せて所定ピツチPに並列した細帯状をなし、前記
基布1の少くとも一方の面に密着せしめた発熱薄
層3,3と、前記基布1に対しては接着性を有
し、前記発熱薄層3,3に対しては接着性を有さ
ない接着面を保持して、前記基布1の発熱薄層
3,3が密着している側、すなわち平面あるいは
両面の全面に貼着せしめた内層絶縁シート4と、
この内層絶縁シート4が貼着された基布1に対し
て、その両面全面に外被層として夫々貼着せしめ
た外層絶縁シート5とから面状発熱体を形成した
ものである。
As shown in the examples, the present invention includes a base fabric 1 woven from fiber threads, and a fabric fabric 1 formed by weaving thin threads having surface conductivity in parallel with each other at a predetermined distance from each other in the base fabric 1. A pair of charged electrodes 2, 2,
By printing a conductive paint or pasting a conductive sheet, a thin strip is formed in parallel at a predetermined pitch P between the pair of electrodes 2, and at least one side of the base fabric 1 is formed. The heat generating thin layers 3, 3 are brought into close contact with the surfaces of the heat generating thin layers 3, 3, and the adhesive surface having adhesive properties to the base fabric 1 and having no adhesive properties to the heat generating thin layers 3, 3 is maintained. an inner insulating sheet 4 adhered to the side of the base fabric 1 to which the heat generating thin layers 3, 3 are in close contact, that is, the entire plane or both sides;
A planar heating element is formed from the base cloth 1 to which the inner insulating sheet 4 is adhered, and the outer insulating sheet 5 which is adhered as an outer covering layer to the entire surface of both surfaces thereof.

【作用】[Effect]

本考案は発熱薄層3,3が所定ピツチに並列し
た細帯状をなして、発熱薄層3,3間に基布1表
面が露出するように形成しているので、この露出
基布面と内層絶縁シート4の面とが強力に接着す
る結果、該絶縁シート4は基布1から剥離するこ
となく保護層として安定的に機能する。 また、発熱薄層3,3は前記絶縁シート4との
間の接着力が弱いために基布1から剥離すること
が殆どなく、かつ内層絶縁シート4とは遊離した
状態であつて、抵抗値の一定した発熱層を長期間
安定保持することが可能である。
In the present invention, the heat generating thin layers 3, 3 are arranged in a narrow strip shape at a predetermined pitch, and the surface of the base fabric 1 is exposed between the heat generating thin layers 3, 3. As a result of strong adhesion between the surface of the inner insulating sheet 4, the insulating sheet 4 stably functions as a protective layer without peeling off from the base fabric 1. In addition, the heat generating thin layers 3, 3 have a weak adhesive force with the insulating sheet 4, so that they hardly peel off from the base fabric 1, and are in a state of being separated from the inner layer insulating sheet 4, so that the resistance value It is possible to stably maintain a constant heat generating layer for a long period of time.

【実施例】【Example】

以下、本考案の実施例について添付図面を参照
しながら説明する。 第1図及び第2図は本考案の1例に係る面状発
熱体を略示するものであつて、この面状発熱体は
基布1、1対の帯電極2,2、横縞に並列する細
帯状の発熱薄層3,3、内層絶縁シート4及び外
層絶縁シート5から形成される。 基布1は天然繊維、人造繊維、合成繊維の各繊
維糸中から選ばれたもの、例えばポリエステル繊
維糸の織成になる織布によつて形成される。 この基布1の両耳部近傍に表面導電性を有する
細糸を経糸方向に細帯状に織り込ませることによ
つて基布1と一体をなす帯電極2が左右に1対
夫々連続して設けられるが、前記細糸としては、
例えば100〜250デニールのポリエステル繊維糸を
芯として厚さ23μ、幅300μの平角銅線をらせん状
に巻装したものが使用されるが、極細の銅線を使
用することも勿論差支えない。 この帯電極2,2を有する基布1にカーボン粉
末を含有するフツ素樹脂塗料の如き導電性塗料を
塗布し、あるいは導電性の薄膜シートを貼着する
ことによつて、両耳部に存する帯電極2,2間に
亘りかつ所定ピツチPに並列して、基布1表面が
間に存する如く該基布1の片方の面に密着せしめ
て発熱薄層3,3を形成している。 このように発熱薄層3,3が密着している側の
基布1全面に内層絶縁シート4を貼着せしめるが
本実施例は発熱薄層3,3が存しない側の基布1
全面にも同様に内層絶縁シート4を貼着せしめて
いる。 そして上記内層絶縁シート4の上に外層絶縁シ
ート5を外被層として全面に亘らせ貼着せしめ
て、外面が絶縁シートで保護された面状発熱体が
構成される。 しかして前記内層絶縁シート4は30〜40μ程度
の厚さのシートであつて、熱融着あるいは接着剤
による接着によつて基布1表面に密着せしめるも
のであるが、この場合、基布1に対しては接着性
を有し、発熱薄層3に対しては接着性を有しない
か有しているとしても極めて弱いような接着面を
保持し得る材料であることが必要であり、熱触着
を行う場合はシート素材を、接着の場合は接着剤
を夫々特定することによつて所要のものが得られ
る。 なお、図示例は基布1がポリエステル繊維を素
材となし、一方、発熱薄層3がカーボン系塗料で
あるところから、内層絶縁シート4としてはポリ
エチレンシートを使用して熱融着せしめることに
よつて基布1表面とは強力に接着し、発熱薄層3
とは接着しないで基布1面に密着させることがで
きる。 一方、外層絶縁シート5は内層絶縁シート4に
対し接着性の良いものを選定すればよく、この例
においてはポリエステル樹脂、塩化ビニル樹脂等
からなるシートが好適なものとして挙げられる。
なお、第1図中6は帯電極2,2から引き出した
導線である。 以上の如く構成された面状発熱体は、保護層と
しての内層絶縁シート4が帯状の発熱薄層3,3
とは接着力が殆どなくて遊離し易い状態にあるの
で、該シート4によつて発熱薄層3から基布1か
ら剥離する方向に力を受けることはなくて両者
3,1の密着度は高く、また内層絶縁シート4が
発熱薄層3,3間に存する基布1とは強力に接着
しているので基布1と一体化し剥離することが無
い。
Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings. 1 and 2 schematically show a planar heating element according to one example of the present invention, which consists of a base fabric 1, a pair of charging electrodes 2, 2, and horizontal stripes arranged in parallel. It is formed of thin strip-shaped heat generating thin layers 3, 3, an inner insulating sheet 4 and an outer insulating sheet 5. The base fabric 1 is formed of a woven fabric selected from among natural fibers, man-made fibers, and synthetic fibers, for example, polyester fiber yarns. A pair of charging electrodes 2, which are integral with the base fabric 1, are continuously provided on the left and right sides by weaving thin threads with surface conductivity into a narrow band shape in the warp direction near both edges of the base fabric 1. However, as the fine thread,
For example, a polyester fiber thread of 100 to 250 deniers is used as a core, and a rectangular copper wire of 23 μm in thickness and 300 μm in width is wound spirally, but it is of course possible to use an extremely thin copper wire. By applying a conductive paint such as a fluororesin paint containing carbon powder to the base cloth 1 having the charged electrodes 2, 2, or by pasting a conductive thin film sheet, Heat-generating thin layers 3, 3 are formed between the charged electrodes 2, 2 and in parallel at a predetermined pitch P, in close contact with one side of the base fabric 1, with the surface of the base fabric 1 in between. In this way, the inner insulating sheet 4 is attached to the entire surface of the base fabric 1 on the side where the heat generating thin layers 3, 3 are in close contact, but in this embodiment, the base fabric 1 on the side where the heat generating thin layers 3, 3 are not present.
An inner insulating sheet 4 is similarly pasted on the entire surface. Then, an outer insulating sheet 5 is adhered as an outer covering layer over the entire surface of the inner insulating sheet 4 to form a planar heating element whose outer surface is protected by the insulating sheet. The inner insulating sheet 4 is a sheet with a thickness of about 30 to 40 μm, and is adhered to the surface of the base fabric 1 by heat fusion or adhesive bonding. It is necessary for the material to have adhesive properties to the heat generating thin layer 3, and to be able to maintain an adhesive surface that has no adhesive properties, or even if it does have it, it is extremely weak. The desired product can be obtained by specifying the sheet material in the case of touching and the adhesive in the case of adhesion. In the illustrated example, the base fabric 1 is made of polyester fiber, while the heat-generating thin layer 3 is made of carbon-based paint. Strongly adheres to the surface of the base fabric 1 and heat-generating thin layer 3
It can be brought into close contact with one side of the base fabric without adhesion. On the other hand, the outer insulating sheet 5 may be selected from a material that has good adhesion to the inner insulating sheet 4, and in this example, sheets made of polyester resin, vinyl chloride resin, etc. are preferred.
Note that 6 in FIG. 1 is a conductive wire drawn out from the charged electrodes 2, 2. In the planar heating element configured as described above, the inner layer insulating sheet 4 as a protective layer is formed by the band-shaped heating thin layers 3, 3.
Since the sheet 4 has almost no adhesive force and is easily separated, the sheet 4 does not receive any force in the direction of peeling the heat generating thin layer 3 from the base fabric 1, and the degree of adhesion between the two 3 and 1 is low. Moreover, since the inner layer insulating sheet 4 is strongly adhered to the base fabric 1 existing between the heat generating thin layers 3, 3, it is integrated with the base fabric 1 and does not peel off.

【考案の効果】[Effect of the idea]

本考案は以上述べたように発熱薄層3と基布1
とが交互に帯状で繰り返して存在している面に、
基布1に対して接着性が良い内層絶縁シート4を
貼着せしめているので、該シート4は基布1に対
して強力に接着して剥離することがなく保護機能
を安定的に発揮し得る一方、発熱薄層3は内層絶
縁シート4とは離れ易くて、その動きの影響を受
けないので基布1から剥離したり層内剥離、亀裂
を生じるおそれがなく、安定した抵抗体として設
計通りの発熱を長期に亘つて行うことが可能であ
る。
As described above, the present invention includes the heat generating thin layer 3 and the base fabric 1.
On the surface where and are repeated in alternating bands,
Since the inner insulating sheet 4 with good adhesiveness is adhered to the base fabric 1, the sheet 4 strongly adheres to the base fabric 1 and does not peel off, stably exhibiting its protective function. On the other hand, the heat generating thin layer 3 is easily separated from the inner insulating sheet 4 and is not affected by its movement, so there is no risk of it peeling off from the base fabric 1, interlayer peeling or cracking, and it is designed as a stable resistor. It is possible to generate heat for a long period of time.

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

第1図は本考案の1実施例に係る一部切欠示平
面図、第2図は第1図における−線に沿う厚
み方向拡大示断面図である。 1……基布、2……帯電極、3……発熱薄層、
4……内層絶縁シート、5……外層絶縁シート。
FIG. 1 is a partially cutaway plan view of an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is an enlarged sectional view in the thickness direction taken along the - line in FIG. 1. 1... Base fabric, 2... Charging electrode, 3... Heat generating thin layer,
4... Inner layer insulating sheet, 5... Outer layer insulating sheet.

Claims (1)

【実用新案登録請求の範囲】[Scope of utility model registration request] 繊維糸の織成になる基布1と、表面導電性を有
する細糸を前記基布1中に所定間隔を存する平行
に織り込んで形成した1対の帯電極2,2と、導
電性塗料を印刷しあるいは導電性シートを貼着す
ることにより、1対の前記電極2,2間に亘ら
せ、かつ所定ピツチPに並列した細帯状をなし
て、前記基布1の少くとも一方の面に密着せしめ
た発熱薄層3,3と、前記基布1に対しては接着
性を有し、前記発熱薄層3,3に対しては接着性
を有さない接着面を保持して、前記基布1の発熱
薄層3,3が密着している側の全面に貼着せしめ
た内層絶縁シート4と、この内層絶縁シート4が
貼着された基布1に対して、その両面全面に外被
層として夫々貼着せしめた外層絶縁シート5とか
ら形成してなることを特徴とする面状発熱体。
A base fabric 1 made of woven fiber threads, a pair of charged electrodes 2, 2 formed by weaving thin threads with surface conductivity in parallel at a predetermined interval into the base fabric 1, and a conductive paint. At least one surface of the base fabric 1 is formed by printing or pasting a conductive sheet in the form of narrow strips extending between the pair of electrodes 2 and 2 and arranged in parallel at a predetermined pitch P. holding the heat generating thin layers 3, 3 in close contact with the base fabric 1, and an adhesive surface having adhesive properties to the heat generating thin layers 3, 3, and having no adhesive properties to the heat generating thin layers 3, 3; The inner layer insulating sheet 4 is attached to the entire surface of the base fabric 1 on which the heat generating thin layers 3, 3 are in close contact, and the inner layer insulating sheet 4 is attached to both surfaces of the base fabric 1 to which the inner layer insulating sheet 4 is attached. A planar heating element characterized in that it is formed of an outer insulating sheet 5 and an outer insulating sheet 5 attached as an outer covering layer.
JP14342784U 1984-09-20 1984-09-20 Expired JPS6348079Y2 (en)

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