JPH0465235A - Structure of cover material having bending line - Google Patents

Structure of cover material having bending line

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JPH0465235A
JPH0465235A JP17879890A JP17879890A JPH0465235A JP H0465235 A JPH0465235 A JP H0465235A JP 17879890 A JP17879890 A JP 17879890A JP 17879890 A JP17879890 A JP 17879890A JP H0465235 A JPH0465235 A JP H0465235A
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foam sheet
cover material
line
synthetic resin
skin material
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Toshiyuki Oki
敏幸 大木
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Bridgestone Kaseihin Tokio Hanbai KK
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  • Passenger Equipment (AREA)
  • Vehicle Interior And Exterior Ornaments, Soundproofing, And Insulation (AREA)

Abstract

PURPOSE:To reduce cost and to also improve the workability in a product assembling line by laminating a skin material to a synthetic resin foam sheet having flexibility and pressing the laminated one under heating to form a cover material and bending the cover material in such a state that the thermal fusion line of the cover material is matched with the ridgeline part of a product substrate. CONSTITUTION:A skin material 12 is laminated to a synthetic resin foam sheet 11 having flexibility. This laminate is pressed under heating corresponding to the ridgeline part of the edge of a product substrate to form a cover material 3 having a thermal fusion line 13. The cover material 3 and the product substrate are bent in such a state that the thermal fusion line 13 is matched with the ridgeline part A of the product substrate. As the synthetic resin foam sheet having flexibility, a soft polyurethane foam sheet is especially used but a semihard polyurethane foam sheet may be used and a polyolefin foam sheet or a polyvinyl chloride foam sheet can be also used. As the skin material, a fabric or nonwoven fabric composed of various fibers and a vinyl chloride resin material are used and there is no special limit if any one thermally welded to the foam sheet is used.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 従来より合成樹脂発泡体を利用した車両部品や家具等は
極めて広く利用されている。そしてこの発泡体に表皮材
が添着されているが、一般にはモールド内に表皮材を載
置してこの中に発泡原液を注入して一体化するか、いわ
ゆるインテグラルスキンフオームというモルード内で発
泡原液を発泡中に表皮を同時に形成してしまうか、或は
発泡体をシート状に成形した後に接着剤をもって表皮材
を一体化するかの手段が採られている。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION Conventionally, vehicle parts, furniture, etc. using synthetic resin foams have been extremely widely used. A skin material is attached to this foam, but generally the skin material is placed in a mold and a foaming stock solution is injected into it to integrate it, or it is foamed in a mold called integral skin foam. The methods used include forming the skin at the same time while foaming the stock solution, or forming the foam into a sheet and then integrating the skin material with an adhesive.

近年になって、特に薄層の発泡体シート表面に表皮材を
接着させた積層体を使用し、これを製品基体表面に貼り
付けて感触性を増し、豪華さを現わす製品が多くなって
きた。
In recent years, there has been an increase in the number of products that use laminates in which a skin material is adhered to the surface of a particularly thin foam sheet, and this is attached to the surface of the product base to increase the tactile feel and make it look luxurious. Ta.

例えば車両について言えばドアー、天井、ダツシュボー
ド、アームレスト更にはコンソールボックス等があり、
この中でドアーの内側表面のように比較的平坦な部分に
おいては、前記したような発泡体シートに表皮材を接着
した積層体をそのまま貼り付けることで対応できるが、
エツジ個所のあるアームレスト等においてはこれをその
まま貼り付けることは難しく、一般にはまず発泡体シー
トをアームレスト製品基体の表面に貼着し、次いでミシ
ン等で縫製された被覆材をかぶせて製品化していた。
For example, when it comes to vehicles, there are doors, ceilings, dashboards, armrests, console boxes, etc.
Among these, relatively flat areas such as the inner surface of a door can be dealt with by simply pasting a laminate made of a foam sheet with a skin material adhered to it as described above.
It is difficult to attach this directly to armrests with edges, etc., so generally a foam sheet is first attached to the surface of the armrest product base, and then a covering material sewn with a sewing machine etc. is covered. .

第4図〜第6図はこの従来の手段に基づくアームレスト
の製造工程の一部を説明したものであって、第4図にお
いてはアームレスト基体1に発泡体シート2を張り付け
た状態での切断斜視図である。
4 to 6 illustrate a part of the manufacturing process of an armrest based on this conventional method, and FIG. 4 shows a cutaway perspective view of the foam sheet 2 attached to the armrest base 1. It is a diagram.

そしてこれにミシン等で縫製された被覆材3を被せて製
品が完成するのであるが、被覆の際に特にアームレスト
基体1のエツジの稜線部(矢印A)を巧く表すことが難
しく、一般にはこの稜線部に添って2枚の被覆素体を縫
い合わせた被覆材が用いられるが、この縫製が極めて工
数のかかる作業であった。
The product is then completed by covering this with a covering material 3 sewn using a sewing machine, etc. However, when covering, it is particularly difficult to clearly represent the ridgeline (arrow A) of the edge of the armrest base 1, so generally speaking, A covering material is used in which two covering elements are sewn together along this ridgeline, but this sewing is extremely labor-intensive work.

第5図は縫製の際の2枚の被覆素体31.3□の展開図
であって、図中41.4□は織り目であり、縫い目5に
対して斜めに織り目が入っている例である。また符号6
は縫い代である。
Fig. 5 is a developed view of two coated elements 31.3□ during sewing, and 41.4□ in the figure is a weave, and this is an example in which the weave is diagonal to seam 5. be. Also code 6
is the seam allowance.

かかる被覆素体31.3□の縫製作業は単に縫い合わせ
れば良いというわけではな(、両者の布地の織り目41
.4□や模様等を合致(第5区B−B)させて縫製しな
くては見栄^がせず、このミシンによる縫製作業が著し
く手間がかがるものであった。
The sewing work of the covering element 31.3□ is not simply a matter of sewing them together (the weave 41
.. 4□, patterns, etc. must match (5th section B-B) to create an unattractive appearance, and the sewing work using this sewing machine was extremely time-consuming.

即ち、この織り目41.42等を合致させつつ慎重に縫
い合わせなければならないことは勿論であるが、織り目
41.4□等を合致しゃす(するために縫い代6に予め
カット7を入れてお(必要があり、特に製品基体のエツ
ジの状態に対応してこのカット7の大きさや深さ等を変
化させる必要があった。
In other words, it goes without saying that it is necessary to carefully sew the weaves 41, 42, etc. so that they match, but it is also necessary to make cuts 7 in the seam allowance 6 in advance to match the weaves 41, 4, etc. Therefore, it was necessary to change the size, depth, etc. of this cut 7, particularly in response to the condition of the edge of the product substrate.

更に縫製作業を完了した後であっても、第6図(イ)に
示すようにこの縫い代6をそのままにしておくわけには
行かず、これを(ロ)に示すように接着剤や粘着剤(図
示せず)等を使用して被覆材の裏側に折返して接着し、
被覆材3の表面を平にする作業が行われてきた。
Furthermore, even after the sewing work is completed, it is not possible to leave the seam allowance 6 as it is as shown in Figure 6 (a), and it cannot be used with adhesive or adhesive as shown in (b). (not shown), etc., to the back side of the covering material and glue it.
Work has been carried out to flatten the surface of the covering material 3.

そして縫製作業の終了後の被覆材においても、例えばビ
ロードのような布地にあってはその起毛状態がミシンの
走行によってたおれた状態となったりし、決して見栄え
のよいものばかりではなかった。
Even after the sewing work is completed, the covering material does not always have a good appearance, as the raised state of the cloth, such as velvet, may become folded due to the running of the sewing machine.

更に又、この被覆材3を発泡体2上に被せる際において
、発泡体2は表面摩擦抵抗が大きく、特に深みのある製
品基体に被覆材3をうまく被せるにはかなりの習熟度を
要していた。
Furthermore, when covering the foam 2 with the covering material 3, the foam 2 has a large surface frictional resistance, and it requires considerable skill to successfully cover the covering material 3 on a particularly deep product substrate. Ta.

(目的) 本発明は以上のような欠点を解決せんとして開発された
ものであって、発泡体シートに表皮材を接着した被覆材
をそのまま製品基体表面上に添設することを目的とした
ものである。
(Purpose) The present invention was developed to solve the above-mentioned drawbacks, and its purpose is to attach a covering material made of a foam sheet with a skin material adhered to the surface of a product substrate as it is. It is.

(構成) 本発明は以上の目的を達成するために次のような構成を
採用したものである。
(Structure) In order to achieve the above object, the present invention employs the following structure.

即ち、柔軟性を有する合成樹脂発泡体シートに表皮材を
添設して積層体となし、製品基体のエツジの稜線部に対
応して、前記積層体を加圧・加熱して熱融着ラインを形
成して被覆材となし、この熱融着ラインと製品基体の稜
線部とを合せて折り曲げることを特徴と1する折り曲げ
ラインをもった被覆材の構造にかがるものである。
That is, a skin material is attached to a flexible synthetic resin foam sheet to form a laminate, and the laminate is pressurized and heated to correspond to the ridgeline of the edge of the product base, and then passed through a heat-sealing line. The structure of the covering material has a bending line, characterized in that the heat-sealed line and the ridgeline of the product base are bent together to form a covering material.

ここでいう柔軟性を有する合成樹脂発泡体としては、特
に軟質ポリウレタン発泡体が好んで用いられるが、半硬
質のポリウレタン発泡体もよく、その外ではポリオレフ
ィン発泡体やポリ塩化ビニル発泡体も使用可能である。
As the flexible synthetic resin foam referred to here, flexible polyurethane foam is particularly preferred, but semi-rigid polyurethane foam is also good, and polyolefin foam and polyvinyl chloride foam can also be used. It is.

そして表皮材も特に限定はなく、各種繊維からなる織布
、不織布、更には塩化ビニル製のものでもよく、前記し
た発泡体と熱溶着するものであれば制限はない。
The skin material is not particularly limited, and may be a woven fabric or non-woven fabric made of various fibers, or even one made of vinyl chloride, and is not limited as long as it can be thermally welded to the foam described above.

このように発泡体シートと表皮材との積層体に熱融着ラ
インを形成するが、このラインは極く細幅のものでよ(
,0,5〜2mm程度であり、素材の種類によっても異
なるが通常は1mm程度あれば十分である。
In this way, a heat-sealing line is formed on the laminate of the foam sheet and the skin material, but this line must be extremely narrow (
, 0.5 to 2 mm, and although it varies depending on the type of material, usually about 1 mm is sufficient.

また、発泡体シートと表皮材とを積層するが、これは単
に重ね合わせておくだけでもよいが、殻には粘着剤や接
着剤をもって両者を一体化しておくのがよ(、場合によ
ってはフレームラミネート法も取られ得る。
In addition, the foam sheet and the skin material are laminated. Although it is possible to simply overlap the foam sheet and the skin material, it is better to use an adhesive or adhesive on the shell to integrate the two (in some cases, the frame A lamination method may also be used.

(作用) 本発明の主体技術は熱融着技術であって、かかる技術は
合成樹脂発泡体シートと布材との一体化や、その熱融着
の際のラインを利用して例えば車両の座席等の座部や背
部の表面に模様を形成する場合に用いられる技術である
が、本発明はこの熱融着ラインをエツジの鋭い製品基体
の特に曲げ部分の稜線部にこれを適用したもので今まで
に全くない着想に基づいている。
(Function) The main technology of the present invention is a heat fusion technology, and this technology integrates a synthetic resin foam sheet and a cloth material, and utilizes the line during the heat fusion to create a seat for a vehicle, for example. This is a technique used to form patterns on the surfaces of seats and backs of products such as the United States, but the present invention applies this heat-sealing line to the ridgeline of the sharp-edged product substrate, especially the bent portion. It is based on an idea that has never existed before.

第1図は本発明の基本となる発泡体シート11と表皮材
12との積層体であって、この両者は接着剤によって一
体化されている。
FIG. 1 shows a laminate of a foam sheet 11 and a skin material 12, which are the basis of the present invention, and the two are integrated with an adhesive.

そして第2図は、製品基体の稜線部に合わせて両者を熱
融着した場合の被覆材3の拡大断面斜視図である。
FIG. 2 is an enlarged cross-sectional perspective view of the covering material 3 when both are heat-sealed along the ridgeline of the product base.

即ち、第2図において発泡体シート11は加圧・加熱処
理によって軟化し、表皮材]2に融着するものであって
、ここに熱融着ライン13ができあがる。この熱融着ラ
イン13では両者がかなり強固に一体化しており、逆に
いえば発泡体シート11がこの部分で左右に分断されて
いる如くになり、この熱融着ライン13に添って積層体
を容易に折り曲げることができるようになったものであ
る。
That is, in FIG. 2, the foam sheet 11 is softened by pressure and heat treatment and is fused to the skin material 2, forming a heat fused line 13 here. At this heat-sealing line 13, the two are quite firmly integrated; in other words, the foam sheet 11 is divided into left and right parts at this part, and the laminate is formed along this heat-sealing line 13. It can now be easily bent.

(具体例) 厚さ5mmの軟質ポリウレタン発泡体シート11に、斜
めに織り模様の入った織布を表皮材12として用い、こ
の両者間を2液性ポリウレタン接着剤をもって一体化し
て第1図に示す積層体を形成した。
(Specific example) A 5 mm thick soft polyurethane foam sheet 11, a woven fabric with a diagonal weave pattern was used as the skin material 12, and the two were integrated with a two-component polyurethane adhesive as shown in Fig. 1. The laminate shown was formed.

そして、第4図に示す車両における合成樹脂製のアーム
レスト基体のエツジの稜線部Aに対応してこの積層体を
加圧・加熱した。
Then, this laminate was pressurized and heated in a manner corresponding to the ridgeline portion A of the edge of the armrest base made of synthetic resin in the vehicle shown in FIG.

この加圧幅は1.mmであり、加熱条件は2000Cで
1分間であった。
This pressure width is 1. mm, and the heating conditions were 2000C for 1 minute.

その結果、第2図に示すように積層体にはこの加圧幅1
mmに当たる軟質ポリウレタン発泡体シーhl 1が、
線状に表皮材12と一体に熱融着して熱融着ライン13
を形成した被覆材3が得られたものであり、この部分か
らの折り曲げは極めて容易であった。
As a result, as shown in Fig. 2, the laminate has a pressure width of 1
The soft polyurethane foam sea hl 1 corresponding to mm is
Heat-sealed line 13 is integrally heat-sealed with the skin material 12 in a linear manner.
A covering material 3 was obtained in which a 3-dimensional structure was formed, and bending from this part was extremely easy.

第3図はここで得られた被覆材3を製品基体1に被せた
際の基体1のエツジにおける稜線部a近傍の一部拡大断
面図である。
FIG. 3 is a partially enlarged sectional view of the vicinity of the ridgeline a at the edge of the substrate 1 when the coating material 3 obtained here is placed on the product substrate 1.

この図でも分かるように基体1の稜線部Aに沿って熱融
着者ライン13をもって被覆材3を折り曲げたものであ
って、簡単に折り曲げられると共に極めて明確に基体1
のエツジ部が表されていることが分かる。
As can be seen in this figure, the covering material 3 is bent along the ridge line A of the base 1 along the heat-sealing line 13.
It can be seen that the edges of are represented.

勿論、表皮材12の斜めの織り目は、熱融着ライン13
の形成によってもラインの左右にて全く乱れることはな
かった。
Of course, the diagonal texture of the skin material 12 is the heat-sealing line 13.
There was no disturbance at all on the left and right sides of the line due to the formation of the lines.

(効果) 本発明は以上のような構成を採るために製品基体のエツ
ジが急な場合であっても、被覆材が簡単に製造できるこ
ととなったもので、被覆材の製造にかかるコストは著し
く安くなり、かつ製品としての組立ラインでの作業性も
改善されることとなったのでその産業上の利用範囲は極
めて広い。
(Effects) Since the present invention adopts the above-described configuration, the coating material can be easily manufactured even when the product base has sharp edges, and the cost for manufacturing the coating material is significantly reduced. Since it has become cheaper and has improved workability on the assembly line as a product, its industrial application range is extremely wide.

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

第1図は本発明に使用する発泡体シートと表皮材との積
層体を示す断面図、第2図は本発明の熱融着ラインを形
成した被覆材の一部を切断した拡大斜視図、第3図は本
発明で得られた被覆材3を製品基体1に被せた際の基体
1のエツジにおける稜線部a近傍の一部拡大断面図、第
4図はアームレストの一部切断断面図、第5図は従来の
被覆材を縫製する際の被覆素体の展開図、第6図(イ)
(ロ)はかかる従来の被覆材の縫製部の断面図である。 1・・・・・・アームレスト基体 3・・・・・・被覆材 11・・・・・・発泡体シート 12・・・・・・表皮材 13・・・・・・熱融着ライン A・・・・・・製品基体の稜線部 第 図
FIG. 1 is a cross-sectional view showing a laminate of a foam sheet and a skin material used in the present invention, and FIG. 2 is an enlarged perspective view of a part of the covering material forming the heat-sealed line of the present invention. FIG. 3 is a partially enlarged cross-sectional view of the vicinity of the ridgeline a at the edge of the substrate 1 when the covering material 3 obtained by the present invention is placed on the product substrate 1, and FIG. 4 is a partially cut-away cross-sectional view of the armrest. Figure 5 is a developed view of the covering element when sewing a conventional covering material, and Figure 6 (a)
(B) is a cross-sectional view of the sewn portion of such a conventional covering material. 1... Armrest base 3... Covering material 11... Foam sheet 12... Skin material 13... Heat fusion line A.・・・・・・Drawing of the ridge line of the product base

Claims (2)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] (1)柔軟性を有する合成樹脂発泡体シートに表皮材を
添設して積層体となし、製品基体のエッジの稜線部に対
応して、前記積層体を加圧・加熱して熱融着ラインを形
成して被覆材となし、この熱融着ラインと製品基体の稜
線部とを合せて折り曲げることを特徴とする折り曲げラ
インをもった被覆材の構造。
(1) A skin material is attached to a flexible synthetic resin foam sheet to form a laminate, and the laminate is heat-sealed by applying pressure and heat to correspond to the ridgeline of the edge of the product base. A structure of a covering material having a bending line, which is characterized in that the covering material is formed by forming a line, and is bent by aligning the heat-sealed line with the ridgeline of the product base.
(2)柔軟性を有する合成樹脂発泡体シートが軟質ポリ
ウレタン発泡体シートである請求項第1項記載の折り曲
げラインをもった被覆材の構造。
(2) The structure of a covering material having folding lines according to claim 1, wherein the flexible synthetic resin foam sheet is a flexible polyurethane foam sheet.
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