WO2015090860A1 - Multi-layer coating material and coating method - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a multilayer coating material for attachment to preferably a narrow side of a workpiece and a
- the workpieces concerned here are in particular made of wood, wood-based materials, such as chipboard, or composite material, or such workpieces can be designed as so-called lightweight panels. Furthermore, the present application relates to a coating method. Such a method can be used both in the pass (moving workpiece) and in the field of stationary technology (fixed workpiece).
- an above-mentioned coating material which comprises a carrier layer and an adhesive layer.
- the carrier layer after attachment of the coating material away from the workpiece, and thus can also be referred to as a decorative layer.
- the adhesive layer in turn ensures a connection between the carrier layer and the workpiece.
- coating materials are used whose adhesive layer can be activated, for example, by means of a laser beam. After activation of the adhesive layer, the coating material is pressed with a workpiece.
- the adhesive layers have z. very high reflectance or strong transmissions on. This leads to a significant increase in the required laser power, since only a portion of the radiation in useful energy (heat) is converted.
- edge bands are known whose setting mechanism based on the solidification of a melt.
- certain requirements for the end product quality are hardly or only partially achievable.
- the central idea of the present invention is to provide a coating material which is provided with an additional functional layer.
- This functional layer layer is intended to provide a release layer between the adhesive layer and the carrier material, so that the in the adhesive layer coupled energy can be better utilized, and at the same time provides the coating material on the workpiece a high quality coating.
- “Activatable” in the sense of the present application means that the corresponding element, that is, for example, the adhesive layer, by means of energy input of a solid state in a rather soft state can be added (ie, for example, or melted), this layer a new or The adhesive layer unfolds during or after activation, for example, an adhesive effect, so that after application of the coating material to a workpiece and solidification of the adhesive layer, a connection between
- Coating material and workpiece is provided.
- a laser for activation, in the context of the present invention, a laser is provided in particular, wherein in other embodiments, other energy sources are conceivable, for example. LED, infrared source, ultrasound source,
- Magnetic field source microwave source, plasma source,
- Begasungsetti in particular hot air or hot gas source, or a combination of several mentioned in this paragraph energy sources.
- a coating material for attachment to preferably a narrow side of a workpiece, which workpiece consists for example of wood, wood materials or composite material.
- the coating material comprises a carrier layer (decor) and an activatable adhesive layer.
- the coating material is characterized in that at least one functional layer is provided on or in the adhesive layer, which at least partially reflects an energy introduced for activation of the adhesive layer.
- the approach of a target of the present invention is to keep the transmission of energy (in particular optical radiation or heat radiation, preferably by laser) low. This can be achieved for example by a relatively large reflection coefficient in combination with a low absorption by the functional layer.
- the functional layer is arranged between the carrier layer and the adhesive layer, wherein a further activatable layer is preferably provided between the functional layer and the carrier layer.
- the functional layer serves, for example, as a security layer, and may optionally additionally assume a quality assurance function.
- an energy introduced for activating the adhesive layer is at least partially absorbed by the functional layer in such a way that only a smaller proportion of energy is passed on to the carrier layer, or if necessary, no energy of the functional layer penetrates.
- the functional elements - or the functional layer - when energetic excitation for example by means of a laser, a detectable signal, in particular an optical, physical or chemical signal.
- a detectable signal in particular an optical, physical or chemical signal.
- Such a signal can be detected by a sensor, so that the quality of the coating can be acted upon and, if necessary, measures for avoiding the danger can be initiated, for example if the energy level is too high.
- different functional layers can also be provided on or in the adhesive layer be so that with several functional layers different tasks are met.
- one of the functional layers can prevent excessive energy from being transmitted to the carrier layer, while another functional layer is set up to output a detectable signal.
- the present invention also relates to a method for coating a workpiece.
- the coating material according to one of claims 1-7 can be used.
- a detectable signal is preferably output, in particular an optical, physical or chemical signal, and this signal is detected by a sensor.
- a detectable signal is present as soon as a certain limit value is exceeded.
- a control unit may issue a warning and / or stop the coating process. Furthermore, it is possible for a control unit to change the introduction of the energy when detecting the detectable signal, in particular to reduce it. Providing the introduced energy by means of a laser means that the laser power is reduced.
- the carrier layer, the activatable adhesive layer and the at least one functional layer are preferably provided as discrete layers. However, they can also be defined as areas of the coating material.
- the functional layer is replaced by the addition certain pigments or the like in the area of the coating material.
- Fig. 1 is a cross-sectional view of a
- Coating material according to an embodiment of the present invention is Coating material according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view of FIG.
- FIG. 3 is a plan view of the coating material according to the third embodiment.
- FIG. 3 is a plan view of the coating material according to the third embodiment.
- FIG. 5 is a plan view of a coating material according to a fifth embodiment of FIG.
- Fig. 1 shows a cross-sectional view of a first embodiment of the coating material according to the invention 1.
- This comprises a carrier layer (decorative layer) 2 and an adhesion layer 4.
- a functional layer 3 is inserted between the adhesion layer 4 and the carrier layer 2.
- the functional layer 3 serves as a reflection layer, so that the energy introduced into the adhesion layer 4 for activation (in the present invention) Embodiment, a laser beam) is reflected back into the adhesive layer 4.
- the adhesive layer 4 can be activated with an energy source, in particular a laser.
- an energy source in particular a laser.
- the focal point of the laser beam is adjusted so as to enable extensive activation across the width and depth of the adhesive layer 4.
- the functional layer 3 has the task of preventing the transmission of energy starting from the adhesive layer 4 in the direction of the carrier layer 2.
- the functional layer has reflective properties. This applies in particular to the case in which the focal point of the laser beam has been adjusted such that it would reach the area of the carrier layer 2.
- the functional layer 3 additionally serves to reduce or largely prevent the transfer of heat from the adhesive layer 4 to the backing layer.
- the functional layer 3 in the illustrated embodiment also fulfills the object of a protective layer with respect to the carrier layer 2, which could be made of PVC, for example. If such a PVC layer were excited too much by the energy of the laser beam, not only the carrier layer 2 could be melted. Rather, there is a risk that in combination with moisture hydrochloric acid is produced. The functional layer 3 therefore absorbs excess energy and prevents the transmission to the carrier layer 2.
- the width of the functional layer 3 substantially corresponds to the width of the adhesive layer
- the functional layer can be formed narrower than these layers and arranged, for example, centrally on the carrier layer. Also, a plurality of functional layers may be provided in strip form on the carrier layer 2.
- FIG. 2 shows a further embodiment of the present invention, in which between the functional layer 3a and the carrier layer 2 there is a further activatable layer
- This further activatable layer 5 is passively excited by passing a smaller proportion of the energy introduced into the adhesion layer 4 through the functional layer 3.
- the functional layer 3 is designed such that a penetration of the laser beam is prevented.
- the further layer 5 can serve as a compensation layer, which emerges on application of the coating material 1 on a workpiece on the sides and can be removed by a corresponding tool.
- materials for the functional layer 3 in particular metals, metallic compounds or carbon-based elements such as carbon or carbon fibers are suitable. In the context of the invention, however, a variety of other suitable materials can be used.
- a detectable signal output by the functional layer or other signal elements 7 in or on the adhesive 4 can be detected optically, for example as a luminance color by means of black light, in particular with the aid of a camera.
- a chemical substance for example an odor
- vapor generated during the activation can be detected with a camera or a chemical sensor.
- the control of the laser is acted upon.
- the laser can be switched off to protect the environment and the machine if it is to be feared that harmful vapors will be produced during the laser application.
- Fig. 4 shows a cross-sectional view of a
- Coating material 1 which comprises a carrier layer 2 and an activatable layer 4.
- a layer-shaped functional layer 3b is provided in sections, extending in the longitudinal direction of the coating material 1 (in the direction perpendicular to the view of FIG. 4) corresponding to the carrier layer 2 and activatable adhesive layer 4 extends, but is not exposed in the width direction of the coating material 1 on the sides of the coating material 1, but is arranged centrally between the carrier layer 2 and the activatable adhesive layer 4.
- the functional layer 3b has reflective properties on the one hand. In this way, as described in the context of the first embodiment, an energy component is reflected back into the adhesive layer 4. This can be done both at the boundary layer between the functional layer 3b and the adhesive layer 4 and at the boundary layer between the functional layer 3b and the carrier layer.
- the functional layer 3b is part of a multi-component adhesive system which has, on the one hand, the activatable adhesive layer 4 (in the present example, PUR) and, on the other hand, the functional layer 3b.
- PUR activatable adhesive layer 4
- additional components may be added.
- the functional layer 3b and the adhesive layer 4 are activated in such a way and mixed as a result, that the adhesive is placed in an adhesive state.
- chemical, physical substances can be embedded in the adhesive layer, which are excited by the energy source at relatively low power and trigger a self-reaction, so that the adhesive layer is self-reacting and connects to the joining partner.
- the functional layer 3b does not have to have any reflective properties. Rather, the functional layer 3b according to this development fulfills the object of a component of a multi-component adhesive system, or as a reaction starter. However, it may additionally according to this embodiment, a reflective
- Functional layer between the functional layer 3b and the carrier layer 2 may be provided.
- Fig. 5 is a plan view of a coating material according to a fifth embodiment of the present invention, which is irradiated by a laser beam L.
- the coating material 1 comprises in this order a carrier layer 2, a functional layer 3c and an adhesive layer 4.
- the functional layer 3c according to the present embodiment has reflective properties. These can also result from the choice of material of the functional layer at the boundary layer between the functional layer 3c and the activatable adhesive layer 4.
- a laser beam is irradiated at a certain angle a, which results between a perpendicular to the coating material 1 and the laser beam L.
- the angle a is between 65 ° -75 °, or is preferably set in the range of 70 ° -72 °.
- the aim is to couple the highest possible proportion of the laser energy into the adhesive layer 4, but at the same time to reach or even maintain a critical angle b at which the laser beam reflected at the functional layer 3c is largely completely reflected back into the adhesive layer at the boundary layer to the surroundings ,
- the laser beam L penetrates into the activatable adhesive layer 4, and is deposited on the functional layer 3c or on the boundary layer between the functional layer 3c and the Adhesive layer 4 reflected. A corresponding reflection takes place on the outside of the adhesive layer 4 (boundary layer between adhesive layer 4 and the environment). The laser beam L is reflected between the functional layer 3 c and the outside of the adhesive layer 4 until the energy transmitted by the laser beam is absorbed by the adhesive layer 4.
- the energy introduced by the laser beam L is used effectively, so that energy losses can be reduced. Furthermore, the risk is reduced that the laser beam L emerges diffusely from the adhesive layer 4. In this way, a risk to operating personnel on a coating machine can be reduced.
- the reflection of the laser beam L at the functional layer 3c or at the boundary layer between the functional layer 3c and the adhesive layer 4 prevents the laser beam L from penetrating into the carrier layer 2.
- the energy transmitted by the laser beam is thus used more specifically in the area of the adhesive layer.
- the laser light is predominantly p-polarized laser light. Coupling of a p-polarization laser beam into an adhesive has been found to result in a significant reduction in the radiation reflected off the outer surface of the adhesive.
- a further layer may be provided between the functional layer 3c and the carrier layer 2, which is provided as a thermally insulating layer. With this layer, a heat influence in the carrier layer 2 can be prevented. This can lead to an energy reduction in the case of the use of hot air as activation energy, or in temperature-sensitive base materials for
- the thermally insulating layer is provided instead of the functional layer.
- the present invention is not limited thereto. Rather, in addition to an optical reflection, a reflection of heat radiation or generally of heat energy can take place.
- another energy source can also be used, for example LED, infrared source, ultrasound source, magnetic field source,
- Microwave source plasma source, gas source, in particular hot air or hot gas source, or a combination of several sources mentioned in this paragraph.
- a white edge band is applied, which is applied to a narrow surface of a workpiece.
- the respective layers that is to say the carrier layer, the functional layer and the adhesive layer are made in white, in order to provide a common external appearance.
- a laser is used to activate an adhesive (adhesive layer) provided on the edge band. Approximately 40% of the energy transmitted by the laser beam is reflected at the outer boundary layer of the edge band, so that approx. 60% the energy penetrate into the adhesive layer 4. This portion of energy is used to activate the adhesive layer 4.
- a functional layer between the adhesive layer 4 and the support layer 2 is further provided. From measurements it has been found that about 10-20% of the total energy of the laser beam, of which - as mentioned above - 40% penetrate into the adhesive layer, are transmitted through the layer 3.
- a second example relates to a red edge band (coating material) in which corresponding to the carrier 2, the functional layer and the adhesive layer 4 have red pigments.
- 17% of the energy of the laser beam is reflected at the boundary layer of the adhesion layer 4 to the environment, so that 83% of the energy penetrates into the adhesion layer 4.
- 44% of Gesatntlaserenergie be transmitted through the functional layer 3 in the carrier layer 2.
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