WO1996009915A1 - Werkzeug für die mechanische oberflächenbehandlung - Google Patents
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- D—TEXTILES; PAPER
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- the invention relates to a tool designed in particular as a slip ring or grinding wheel for the mechanical surface treatment of an object by rubbing, for. B. for brushing, polishing, shining, cleaning, wetting or drying, which consists of a cut and processed fleece made of fibers.
- the mechanical surface treatment takes place in particular for the processing of numerous products made of metal, wood, stone, glass, leather, plastic and the like.
- the surface treatment is done e.g. B. when polishing in several steps using different tools or tool configurations, which produce an increasingly finer surface through selected grading.
- These tools exist e.g. B. from polishing rings or disks, which are composed of several layers of fabric and are generally arranged on a common axis of rotation or a clamping ring.
- polishing rings the fabric cut into strips is folded, placed in a ring around a core, which consists of cardboard rings or flanges or a metal clamping ring, and fastened to or with it.
- Slices of cut fabric layers are placed on top of each other and z. B. twisted by an angle of 30 °, sewn and held together by attached cardboard flanges.
- the fabric used for this purpose is a cotton fabric in general, but especially for polishing.
- tissue made of stiffer fibers e.g. B. sisal can be used.
- Certain polishing rings or disks can also be made from a mixture of construction wool and sisal fabric.
- the polishing rings or disks can optionally be impregnated with a resin serving as a binder in order to increase their strength.
- the fabric consisting of cotton or other unmixed or mixed fiber materials has still to be biaized before being cut and processed into fold rings.
- This is understood to mean the inclination of warp and weft threads to form a cut edge which runs obliquely to the original selvedge.
- a special turning machine is required for this process, which sews the edges of the fabric together to form a tube.
- the fabric tube is then cut into strips in a helical shape (biaised) and rolled up into a bale.
- the threads form an angle of 45 ° on the periphery of the fold rings.
- the problem of fraying the fold rings is to be counteracted by means of the biaization (cf. magazine L'Usine antibiotic, March 1961, "Techniques Moderne de Bufflage et de Pollisage").
- polishing ring By folding the fabric bands, the polishing ring is automatically ventilated during the rotation; it obtains the necessary suppleness to better encase the part to be polished and forms honeycombs on the periphery which receive the polishing pastes. Polishing pastes are always required when polishing surfaces because of their grinding and lubricating properties.
- the conventional polishing tools however, have both economic and technical disadvantages. These are in particular the following:
- FR-PS 1 426721 describes, for example, a polishing or grinding material made of fleece, which consists of synthetic, permanently corrugated filaments. This will be an adhesive with or without abrasive particles applied to the filaments under tension. If the tension is interrupted, the fibers intertwine and are then thermofixed. The fleece thus obtained is cut into an annular polishing tool and processed.
- FR-PS 2310 838 also describes polishing rings which consist of several layers of non-woven material. The disordered fibers of this fleece are connected at their intersection points by means of a resin.
- a felt body equipped with grinding or polishing paste, in particular a felt ring, for polishing and grinding work which, for the firm integration of the grinding or polishing grains in the felt, has at least 35% wool or the like. Hair elements contains and in which cavities of the tangle are included grinding or polishing grains with a grain size below 1000 microns.
- the felt body should be treated with a stiffener, the proportion of stiffening additives in the felt body being at least 40%.
- water-soluble, thermoplastic additives with a dry content of 20 to 50% polyvinyl acetate dispersions serve as the stiffening additives. The resulting stiffness of the felt body makes it unsuitable for many applications.
- the object of the present invention is to provide a tool of the type mentioned at the outset which, while avoiding the disadvantages mentioned above, is easy to manufacture and has a long service life, and can be used reliably, in particular also for objects with uneven surfaces.
- This object is essentially achieved according to the invention in a tool of the type mentioned at the outset by using an exclusively mechanical process as a flexible, non-woven fabric with a mechanical strength of 150-500 which allows the object to be immersed and at least partially enveloped under the treatment pressure N / 500 mm, preferably at least 300 N / 50 mm, and an average elongation at break of 50-150%, preferably 80-100%, according to DIN 53 857/2.
- the production is therefore free of binders, ie without the use of such agents which act of the fleece would lead to stiffening of the fibers.
- the fleece according to the invention can also be produced from artificial or synthetic fibers
- the flexibility is preferably such that an immersion depth of up to at least 50 mm can be achieved.
- the grinding or polishing paste can be added separately depending on requirements and consumption; there is no need to keep the abrasive or polishing grains in the nonwoven fabric.
- the flexibility and the immersion behavior of the tool can be further optimized by the fact that the random fiber fleece has a falling capacity, i.e. has a case coefficient D according to DIN 54 306 between about 70 and 90%.
- the mechanical nonwoven formation process is carried out either by the needling process known per se or by means of a liquid and / or gas jet, which results in a surprisingly stable random-fiber nonwoven which is particularly suitable for the purpose of the invention and which meets the requirements for a tool for fulfills the mechanical surface treatment by rubbing particularly well with a long service life.
- Water can preferably be used as the liquid and / or air can preferably be used as the gas. Both methods - as with needle technology - lead to a binder-free fiber composite, whereby water as a liquid has the advantage that it escapes completely when drying.
- the fibers forming the fleece can be natural, artificial or synthetic and can be mixed or unmixed in the fleece are mixed.
- Cotton, linen, hemp or sisal for example, are natural vegetable fibers, wool, mohair and silk as natural animal fibers, viscose, mineral, ceramic, carbon and metal fibers as synthetic fibers, and those made of polyester as synthetic fibers , Polyamide, polypropylene, polyimide, acrylic and aramid. It is also advantageous to use fibers which are filled with mineral substances. This can improve material removal.
- the polishing effect of the fleece is positively influenced by the abrasive effect of such fibers.
- the nonwoven contains a proportion of binding fibers which have been bonded at their crossing points under the action of heat
- a further mechanical consolidation of the fiber structure can be achieved without the need to use a liquid, curable binder which leads to undesired stiffening of the Fibers would lead.
- the flexibility of the individual fibers is not impaired by such heat setting.
- the binder fibers have a lower melting point than the other fibers.
- Cut-to-length fibers are preferably used, the length of which is between approximately 10 and 100 mm and the titer is between approximately 0.02 and 150 dtex.
- the density and thickness of the nonwoven in the nonwoven image be determined by a liquid jet by a pressure of between 5 and 230 bar adjustable pressure of the liquid used.
- the nozzles generating the liquid jets used for the nonwoven fabric preferably have a diameter between approximately 80 and 140 ⁇ 10 ⁇ 6 .
- the nonwoven also preferably has a basis weight between approximately 50 and 500 g / m 2 and a thickness between approximately 0.3 and 5 mm.
- the fleece can be designed, for example, as a folded ring, flat disc, bulk, roll, roller, belt or brush in order to meet certain application conditions.
- the fleece can have the shape of a ring, which consists of at least one band cut from at least one fleece layer, which is folded, placed radially around a fixed core and fastened there.
- nonwoven in the form of a ring may consist of at least one band cut from at least one nonwoven layer, which is folded in a wave shape, placed around a fixed core and fastened there.
- the fleece in the form of a ring consists of at least one band cut from at least one layer of fleece, which is folded and / or gathered together by a central tension ring.
- the z. B. folded fleece is attached to a belt-shaped endless support, which is movable like a drive belt from one or more pulleys.
- the fleece can be attached to a belt-shaped endless support in the form of individual single-layer or multi-layer tape sections formed into lamellae.
- the invention further proposes that the finished and possibly already assembled fleece subsequently for the purpose of reducing wear or flammability or for the purpose of improving paste adhesion, abrasive behavior, surface attack, the Service life, the liquid absorption, the liquid repellency, the antistatic effect or the like. Without any noteworthy change in the mechanical bonding of the fibers in the nonwoven with appropriately selected substances.
- FIG. 3a and 3b views of two used polishing rings, one being of a conventional type (FIG. 3a) and the other of the type according to the invention (FIG. 3b), and
- FIGS. 3a and 3b analogous to FIGS. 3a and 3b views of other disk-shaped tools.
- a production line 10 for a nonwoven fabric 11 produced by liquid jet according to the invention comprises z. B. the following essential devices: opener with mixing chamber 20 for fiber bales for the production of a loose, homogeneous bed, weighing metering device 30, card 40, spreading machine 50, blasting system 60 for mechanical binding of the fibers to a random fiber fleece 11, drying oven 70 and winder 80 the needling process, a needle machine is used instead of the blasting system 60.
- the fiber bales are opened in the opener 20. It is preferably cut to length fibers of a natural, artificial or synthetic type with a length between approximately 10 and 100 mm and a titer between approximately 0.02 and 150 dtex.
- the opener 20 can with its connected mixing chamber Process fibers of the same or different types. In the mixing chamber, fibers of the same type can be homogenized or mixtures of different types of fibers can be produced. Accordingly, one or more identical bales or several different bales are used.
- the weighing metering device 30 supplies the card 40, which converts the loose fibers into a fibrous web in which the fibers have been straightened.
- the mass per unit area of the fibrous web is predetermined and regulated by the amount of fibers supplied by the weighing metering device 30. This value can e.g. B. vary between about 5 and 10 g / m 2 .
- the fiber web is then layered on a conveyor belt in layers by means of the spreading machine 50, which together form a nonwoven fabric 51.
- the basis weight of the nonwoven fabric 51 is between approximately 50 and 500 g / m 2 .
- the fiber fleece 51 then runs through the blasting system 60 or, alternatively, the needle machine for the production of a binder-free random fiber fleece 11.
- the liquid jet method is more economical up to a mass per unit area of 150 g / m 2 , and the needle method above.
- the liquid jet nonwoven manufacturing process is e.g. B. from FR-PS 1 460 513 known per se.
- the blasting system 60 consists of two rows of injection nozzles 61, which the front, respectively. apply high pressure to the back of the non-woven fabric 51 to produce the non-woven fabric. Depending on the desired bond strength, a single row of nozzles is sufficient.
- the openings of the injection nozzles 61 can have a diameter of about 80 to 140 x 10 * 6 m and are fed with water, the pressure of which is between about 5 and 230 bar.
- the fiber fleece 51 lies on a metal sieve 62.
- suction devices 63 are attached under the metal sieve 62 opposite the injection nozzles 61.
- the water jets penetrate the non-woven fabric 51 and intertwine the fibers with each other to form a solid fabric.
- the thickness can be reduced in a ratio of about 10: 1 to 50: 1 in the random fiber nonwoven formation process.
- the possible thicknesses of a fleece 11 which can be used in the context of the present invention are, for example, between approximately 0.3 and 5 mm.
- the sharp reduction in thickness leads to a significant increase in the density of the fleece 11, which is then, for example, between about 0.1 and 0.5 g / cm 3 .
- the density is essentially determined by the jet pressure.
- the fleece 11 then passes through the dryer 70, in which moisture residues are removed.
- the dryer 70 can be, for example, a warm air blower, drum, high frequency or microwave dryer. After drying, the fleece 11 is rolled up with the winder 80.
- the fleece 11 thus produced has very good mechanical properties and a high mechanical fiber cohesion due to the process, which is based on hydrogen bonding.
- the fleece 11 can be processed like a conventional fabric.
- the tools forming the subject of this invention are made using the novel nonwoven material.
- the manufacturing process is simplified, among other things, by eliminating the biaizing.
- Tools of high quality are produced since the randomly woven nonwoven fabric produced and used according to the invention has good abrasive paste absorption capacity and permanent abrasive paste adhesion.
- the surface quality that can be achieved with them is improved because hard biaization seams are missing.
- the service life is increased due to uniformly low wear.
- FIGS. 2a to g show various tools in the form of a folded ring (FIGS. 2a to c) in the form of flat disks (FIG. 2d), in the form of loaf disks (FIG. 2e) and in the form of a band (FIGS. 2f and 2g).
- a ring 101 (FIG. 2a) consists, for example, of a folded fleece band 102, which is laid flat around the core in several layers and fastened with two attached cardboard flanges 103. This design is characterized by a great adaptability to different machining contours, effective self-ventilation during rotation, a good surface attack and an optimal wrapping.
- the pleated ring 120 shown in FIG. 2c consists of a fleece band 121 which is wound up in multiple layers and gathered by constriction and is fixed by a tension ring with metal hooks 123. This design has good self-ventilation, high dimensional stability and an effective surface attack.
- the flat disk 130 shown in FIG. 2d consists of cut individual disks 131 which are placed one above the other and by means of concentric quilting seams 132 are interconnected. The center is reinforced by sewn or sewn cardboard flanges 133.
- the tool 140 shown in Fig. 2e consists of individual fleece lamellae 141, which on one side on a round cylindrical, conical or plate-shaped core 142, preferably by gluing but also by quilting or riveting individually or in packages 143, which are also U- folded 144 and can be arranged with or without spacing 145 are attached.
- the tools 150 and 160 shown in FIGS. 2f and 2g consist of a belt-shaped endless support 151 or 161, on which a fleece tape 152 (FIG. 2f) folded in several layers or individual fleece lamellae 162 or lamella packets 163, which also U can be folded 164, are fastened by stitching 165 and / or gluing and / or riveting (FIG. 2g).
- FIG. 3a and 3b show two polishing rings after use. Both rings have the configuration of FIG. 2c, the first (FIG. 3a) being produced in a conventional manner from a cotton fabric and the second (FIG. 3b) from a cotton fleece according to the invention.
- the first (FIG. 3a) being produced in a conventional manner from a cotton fabric
- the second (FIG. 3b) from a cotton fleece according to the invention.
- What is striking is the even radial wear of the second ring compared to the first.
- the radial wear unlike a woven material, is regular. Thanks to this feature, the second ring can be used longer than the first, whose irregularly frayed contour affects the polishing quality.
- FIG. 4a and 4b show two used layers of a multi-layer flat disk according to FIG. 2d.
- the first layer (FIG. 4a) is made in a conventional manner from cotton fabric and the second layer (FIG. 4b) according to the invention from a cotton fleece. It can be seen that the first layer (FIG. 4a) shows clear signs of wear in the form of a strong fraying, which leads to a complete change in the geometry, while the second layer (FIG. 4b) shows only a slight regular fraying .
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PL95319628A PL178324B1 (pl) | 1994-09-26 | 1995-05-24 | Narzędzie do mechanicznej obróbki powierzchni |
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DE59507061T DE59507061D1 (de) | 1994-09-26 | 1995-05-24 | Werkzeug für die mechanische oberflächenbehandlung |
EP95920077A EP0804316B1 (de) | 1994-09-26 | 1995-05-24 | Werkzeug für die mechanische oberflächenbehandlung |
DK95920077T DK0804316T3 (da) | 1994-09-26 | 1995-05-24 | Værktøj til mekanisk overfladebehandling |
RU97106798A RU2147506C1 (ru) | 1994-09-26 | 1995-05-24 | Инструмент для механической обработки поверхности |
CZ97743A CZ74397A3 (en) | 1994-09-26 | 1995-05-24 | Tool for mechanical working of a surface |
JP51130396A JP3146261B2 (ja) | 1994-09-26 | 1995-05-24 | 機械的表面処理のための工具 |
BR9509157A BR9509157A (pt) | 1994-09-26 | 1995-05-24 | Ferramanta para o tratamento de superficie mecánico |
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