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JPH0814067B2 - Felt-shaped molded article and method for producing the same - Google Patents
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JPH0814067B2 - Felt-shaped molded article and method for producing the same - Google Patents

Felt-shaped molded article and method for producing the same

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JPH0814067B2
JPH0814067B2 JP63066818A JP6681888A JPH0814067B2 JP H0814067 B2 JPH0814067 B2 JP H0814067B2 JP 63066818 A JP63066818 A JP 63066818A JP 6681888 A JP6681888 A JP 6681888A JP H0814067 B2 JPH0814067 B2 JP H0814067B2
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均 岡野
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水島臨海倉庫株式会社
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【発明の詳細な説明】 〈産業上の利用分野〉 本発明は繊維綿と樹脂バインダーからなり、その最表面
部は立毛繊維の少ない平滑面で、表面部は繊維綿が樹脂
バインダーで強固に固定された表面強度の良好な高密度
層であり、この表面部と一体化した内部は繊維綿が樹脂
バインダーで暖く固定された弾力性ある低密度層である
表面強度及びクッション性の良好なフェルト状成形物と
その製造方法である。このフェルト状成形物は上記の特
徴により使用耐久性及びクッション性が良く、ベッド
用、座布団用、カーペット用、畳用、包装用及びその他
の用途のクッション材として最適である。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION <Industrial field of application> The present invention comprises a fiber cotton and a resin binder, the outermost surface of which is a smooth surface with few napped fibers, and the surface of the fiber cotton is firmly fixed with a resin binder. It is a high density layer with good surface strength, and the inside integrated with this surface part is a flexible low density layer in which fiber cotton is warmly fixed with a resin binder, and felt with good surface strength and cushioning property. And a method for manufacturing the same. Due to the above-mentioned characteristics, this felt-like molded article has good use durability and cushioning property, and is most suitable as a cushioning material for beds, cushions, carpets, tatami mats, packaging and other applications.

〈従来の技術〉 本発明のフェルト状成形物は従来の厚手不織布の部類
に属し、特に樹脂バインダー使用乾式不織布に該当す
る。従来、不織布には上記の不織布の他に樹脂バインダ
ー使用湿式不織布、ニードルパンチング不織布、水流絡
合不織布及びメルトブローン不織布などがあり、それぞ
れ製造方法が異なり、その製品もそれぞれ特徴を有す
る。しかし、これら従来の不織布製造法では表面部だけ
強力に樹脂固着すること、ニードルパンチングするこ
と、或いは水流絡合することは難しく、仮りにできても
これら処理だけでは表面部の固定が不十分であるため、
本発明のごとき最表面が立毛繊維の少ない平滑面で表面
部に表面強度の良好な高密度層と、その内部に弾力性あ
る低密度層を有する一体構造の不織布は造られていな
い。
<Prior Art> The felt-like molded article of the present invention belongs to the category of conventional thick nonwoven fabrics, and particularly corresponds to a dry nonwoven fabric using a resin binder. Conventionally, in addition to the above-mentioned non-woven fabrics, conventionally, non-woven fabrics include wet fabrics using a resin binder, needle punching non-woven fabrics, hydroentangled non-woven fabrics, melt blown non-woven fabrics, etc., and their manufacturing methods are different, and each product has its own characteristics. However, in these conventional non-woven fabric manufacturing methods, it is difficult to firmly fix the resin only on the surface portion, needle punching, or hydroentanglement, and even if it can be done, these treatments alone do not sufficiently fix the surface portion. Because there is
As in the present invention, a non-woven fabric having an integral structure having a high density high density layer having a smooth surface as the outermost surface with a few napped fibers and good surface strength, and an elastic low density layer inside is not prepared.

したがって、従来の厚手の不織布をベッド用などのク
ッション材として使用する場合は、比較的柔らかくて弾
力性のある厚手の不織布の表面に布や組織のしっかりし
た薄手の不織布を貼って、表面強度の補強をして使用し
ている。
Therefore, when using a conventional thick non-woven fabric as a cushioning material for beds, etc., apply a cloth or a thin non-woven fabric with a firm tissue to the surface of the relatively soft and elastic thick non-woven fabric, It is used after being reinforced.

薄物の不織布で、ニードルパンチングの後に表面の密
度を大にし、この部分にのみ接着材を付着して形成した
ものが実開昭61−82991号に記載され、また、繊維の種
類、繊度、構成比率を変えて密度の異なるウエブを個々
に作り、高密度ウエブを外層にした積層体に嵩高性、多
孔性を発現する熱硬化性のエマルジョンを含浸させて製
造する方法が特開昭51−139971号に見られる。
A thin non-woven fabric, which is formed by increasing the surface density after needle punching and adhering only to this part is described in Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 61-82991. JP-A-51-139971 discloses a method in which webs having different densities are individually produced by changing the ratio, and a laminate having a high-density web as an outer layer is impregnated with a thermosetting emulsion exhibiting bulkiness and porosity. Found in the issue.

〈発明が解決しようとする課題〉 しかし、従来のこのような方法ではこれら表面補強材
と厚手の不織布に一体性がないために、使用耐久性が劣
る、クッション性が良くないなどの欠点が生じ、更にコ
スト高になる、生産性が悪いなどの欠点も出ている。本
発明は、このような問題点を一挙に解決した全く新しい
構造のフェルト状成形物とその製造方法を提供するもの
である。
<Problems to be Solved by the Invention> However, in such a conventional method, since there is no integration between the surface reinforcing material and the thick non-woven fabric, disadvantages such as poor use durability and poor cushioning property occur. There are also drawbacks such as higher cost and poor productivity. The present invention provides a felt-like molded article having a completely new structure and a method for producing the same, which solves the above problems at once.

〈課題を解決するための手段〉 本発明は繊維綿(4)と樹脂バインダー(5)からな
るフェルト状成形物(1)であって、硬質表面層(2)
と軟質弾性芯層(3)とが連続的に一体形成されてなる
ことを特徴とするフェルト状成形物である。
<Means for Solving the Problems> The present invention is a felt-like molded article (1) comprising a fiber cotton (4) and a resin binder (5), which comprises a hard surface layer (2).
And a soft elastic core layer (3) which are continuously and integrally formed.

更には、フェルト状成形物(1)は60〜90重量%の繊
維綿と40〜10重量%の樹脂バインダーからなり、この成
形物の見掛密度が0.06〜0.3g/cm3、厚さが3〜50mm、圧
縮弾性率が50%以上であり、少なくとも厚さ0.5mm以内
が硬質表面層(2)を形成し、その表面層(2)は繊維
綿が樹脂バインダーで強固に固定された表面強度の良好
な高密度層を形成しており、かつその見掛け密度は0.08
〜0.4g/cm3であり、この表面層(2)と連続一体化した
軟質弾性芯層(3)は繊維綿が樹脂バインダーで緩く固
定された弾力性のある低密度層で、特に、少なくとも成
形物全体の厚みの1/2以上の厚みを占め、見掛け密度が
0.05〜0.25g/cm3と低く、かつ前記表面層(2)と軟質
弾性芯層(3)との見掛け密度比が1.1〜2.0であること
を特徴とする。
Furthermore, the felt-like molded product (1) is composed of 60 to 90% by weight of fiber cotton and 40 to 10% by weight of a resin binder, and has an apparent density of 0.06 to 0.3 g / cm 3 and a thickness of 3 to 50 mm, compression elastic modulus is 50% or more, and at least 0.5 mm or less in thickness forms a hard surface layer (2), and the surface layer (2) is a surface on which fiber cotton is firmly fixed with a resin binder. It forms a high-density layer with good strength, and its apparent density is 0.08.
Was ~0.4g / cm 3, a continuous integral soft elastic core layer (3) is a low density layer cotton fibers with loose fixed resilient resin binder the surface layer (2), in particular, at least The apparent density occupies more than half of the thickness of the entire molded product and the apparent density is
It is characterized in that it is as low as 0.05 to 0.25 g / cm 3 and that the apparent density ratio between the surface layer (2) and the soft elastic core layer (3) is 1.1 to 2.0.

本発明のフェルト状成形物の好適な製造方法は次のと
おりである。すなわち、60〜90重量%の繊維綿塊に40〜
10重量%の樹脂バインダーを付与し、開繊、層状に展開
して繊維マット(6)とした後、このバインダーの融点
ないし融点より110℃高い温度域で、しかも成形時の繊
維マット(6)の形態変化に於て、圧縮率が97〜50%で
減圧時の圧縮回復率が5〜60%となる温度、圧力及び時
間の条件で加熱加圧成形し、直ちに減圧して繊維マット
(6)の圧縮回復率が5〜60%の形態の状態で樹脂バイ
ンダーの融点以下の温度にまで冷却し固定化して表裏の
硬質表面層(2)と軟質弾性芯層(3)とが連続的に一
体成形させることを特徴とする。
The preferred method for producing the felt-like molded article of the present invention is as follows. That is, 40 to 60 to 90% by weight of fiber cotton mass
After 10% by weight of a resin binder has been applied, the fibers are opened and spread into layers to form a fiber mat (6), and then the fiber mat (6) is used at the melting point of this binder or a temperature range 110 ° C higher than the melting point and at the time of molding. In the change of the morphology, the compression rate is 97 to 50% and the compression recovery rate at the time of decompression is 5 to 60%. In the state where the compression recovery rate of 5) is 5 to 60%, the hard surface layer (2) and the soft elastic core layer (3) on the front and back are continuously cooled by cooling to a temperature below the melting point of the resin binder and immobilization. It is characterized by being integrally molded.

本発明を更に詳しく説明するに当たり、物性値の測定
方法について述べると、フェルト状成形物及びその一部
分の圧さ測定はJIS−L−1096に準じたダイヤルゲージ
式厚さ測定器(圧荷重50g/cm2)を使用し、最初の繊維
マットの厚さ及び成形時の圧縮率算出の為の圧縮間隙の
測定はスチール物差し、ノギス或いは隙みゲージを使用
した。なおフェルト状成形物の表面部及び内部の見掛け
密度の測定試料はこの製品の断面各部分を割漉機で分解
して作成した。また用語の定義では圧縮率=(繊維マッ
ト厚さ−圧縮間隙)÷繊維マット厚さ×100、圧縮回復
率=フェルト状成形物の厚さ÷繊維マット厚さ×100と
した。更にフェルト状成形物の圧縮弾性率及び破裂強さ
の測定はJIS−L−1096に準じ、引張強さ及び引裂強さ
の測定はJIS−L−1085に準じた。
In describing the present invention in more detail, a method of measuring physical property values will be described. The pressure measurement of the felt-shaped molded product and a part thereof is performed by a dial gauge type thickness measuring device (pressure load 50 g / pressure load) according to JIS-L-1096. cm 2 ), and the thickness of the initial fiber mat and the compression gap for calculating the compression ratio during molding were measured with a steel ruler, calipers or a gap gauge. A sample for measuring the apparent density of the surface and the inside of the felt-like molded product was prepared by disassembling each cross-section of this product with a cutter. Further, in the definition of terms, compression ratio = (fiber mat thickness-compression gap) ÷ fiber mat thickness × 100, compression recovery ratio = felt-shaped molded product thickness ÷ fiber mat thickness × 100. Further, the compression elastic modulus and the burst strength of the felt-like molded article were measured according to JIS-L-1096, and the tensile strength and the tear strength were measured according to JIS-L-1085.

本発明を図面を参照しながら、更に詳しく説明する
と、次のようである。本発明の表面強度及びクッション
性の良好なフェルト状成形物(1)は60〜90重量%の繊
維綿(4)と40〜10重量%の樹脂バインダー(5)から
なる。繊維綿(4)の量が60重量%以下即ち樹脂バイン
ダー量が40%以上だとフェルト状成形物は硬くなりクッ
ション性が悪くなる。また繊維綿の量が90重量%以上即
ち樹脂バインダー量が10重量%以下であると表面部の表
面強度は勿論のこと内部の強度も低下して実用性が無く
なる。なお樹脂バインダーの一部或いは全部を熱融着性
の繊維綿で置き換えることもできる。次に本発明のフェ
ルト状成形物(1)の全体の厚さは3〜50mmである。3m
m以下では薄過ぎて表面部と内部との見掛け密度差を出
し難くクッション性も良くない。また、50mm以上では厚
過ぎて成形時中央部に熱が伝わり難く樹脂バインダー
(5)による繊維綿の固定が悪くて強度不良となる。ま
た、全体の見掛け密度は0.06〜0.3g/cm3である。0.06g/
cm3以下だと全体強度、表面強度及びクッション性が不
足し、0.3g/cm3以上だと硬過ぎてクッション性が悪くな
る。
The present invention will be described in more detail with reference to the drawings. The felt-like molded article (1) having good surface strength and cushioning property of the present invention comprises 60 to 90% by weight of fiber cotton (4) and 40 to 10% by weight of resin binder (5). If the amount of the fiber cotton (4) is 60% by weight or less, that is, if the amount of the resin binder is 40% or more, the felt-like molded product becomes hard and the cushioning property deteriorates. Further, when the amount of fiber cotton is 90% by weight or more, that is, the amount of resin binder is 10% by weight or less, not only the surface strength of the surface portion but also the internal strength is reduced and the practicality is lost. Note that part or all of the resin binder may be replaced with heat-fusible fiber cotton. Next, the overall thickness of the felt-like molded article (1) of the present invention is 3 to 50 mm. 3m
If it is less than m, it is too thin and it is difficult to produce an apparent density difference between the surface and the inside, and the cushioning property is not good. On the other hand, if it is 50 mm or more, it is too thick and heat is not easily transferred to the central portion during molding, and the fiber cotton is not fixed well by the resin binder (5), resulting in poor strength. The overall apparent density is 0.06 to 0.3 g / cm 3 . 0.06g /
If it is less than 3 cm 3 , the overall strength, surface strength and cushioning property will be insufficient, and if it is more than 0.3 g / cm 3 , it will be too hard and the cushioning property will be poor.

次に本発明の最大の特徴は、最表面は繊維綿が半ば皮
膜化した樹脂バインダーで強固に固定された立毛繊維の
少ない平滑面で、更に少なくとも厚さ0.5mm以内の表面
部は繊維綿が樹脂バインダーで強固に固定された高密度
層を形成していることである。半ば皮膜化した平滑面及
び高密度層は優れた表面強度を生みだす。表面部のこの
高密度層は厚さが0.5mm以上で、多くの場合1〜2mmに及
ぶ。硬質表面層(2)の見掛け密度は0.08〜0.4g/cm3
ある。見掛け密度が0.08g/cm3以下では柔らか過ぎて表
面強度が悪く、また0.4g/cm3以上では表面が硬過ぎてク
ッション性が低下する。
Next, the greatest feature of the present invention is that the outermost surface is a smooth surface with a small amount of napped fibers that is firmly fixed with a resin binder in which the fiber cotton is half-coated, and at least the surface portion within a thickness of 0.5 mm is made of fiber cotton. That is, the high-density layer firmly fixed with the resin binder is formed. The semi-coated smooth surface and high-density layer produce excellent surface strength. This dense layer on the surface has a thickness of 0.5 mm or more, often ranging from 1 to 2 mm. The apparent density of the hard surface layer (2) is 0.08 to 0.4 g / cm 3 . If the apparent density is 0.08 g / cm 3 or less, it is too soft and the surface strength is poor, and if it is 0.4 g / cm 3 or more, the surface is too hard and the cushioning property deteriorates.

更に本発明の第2の特徴は、この硬質表面層(2)と
一体構造の軟質弾性芯層(3)は繊維綿が樹脂バインダ
ーで緩く固定された弾力性のある低密度層であり、特に
少なくとも全体の厚みの1/2以上の厚みを占める中央部
は見掛け密度が0.05〜0.25g/cm3と表面部に較べて顕著
に低いことである。見掛け密度が0.05g/cm3以下では内
部の繊維組織の固定が十分でなく崩壊しやすいし、柔ら
か過ぎて逆にクッション性が低下する。また、0.25g/cm
3以上では軟質弾性芯層(3)が硬過ぎてクッション性
が低下する。
Furthermore, the second feature of the present invention is that the hard surface layer (2) and the soft elastic core layer (3) having an integral structure are elastic low density layers in which fiber cotton is loosely fixed with a resin binder. The apparent density of the central part, which occupies at least 1/2 of the total thickness, is 0.05 to 0.25 g / cm 3 which is significantly lower than that of the surface part. If the apparent density is less than 0.05 g / cm 3 , the internal fibrous structure will not be sufficiently fixed and will easily collapse, and it will be too soft and the cushioning property will deteriorate. Also, 0.25g / cm
When it is 3 or more, the soft elastic core layer (3) is too hard and the cushioning property is deteriorated.

更に本発明の第3の特徴は硬質表面層(2)と軟質弾
性芯層(3)、特に後者の中央部との密度バランスであ
り、見掛け密度比1.1〜2.0が適している。この見掛け密
度比が1.1以下だと両層の密度差が小さ過ぎ、全体とし
て高過ぎてクッション性が悪いか、逆に柔らか過ぎて表
面強度が不足し使用耐久性が低下する。また見掛け密度
比が2.0以上であると両層の密度差が大き過ぎ、硬質表
面層(2)のみが硬くなり過ぎクッション性が低下する
か、あるいは軟質弾性芯層(3)が柔らか過ぎて形態が
崩壊しやすい。上記のごとく最適見掛け密度範囲にある
フェルト状成形物(1)は圧縮弾性率が50%以上にな
り、クッション材として最適のクッション性を持つこと
になる。なお全層の構成は高密度の硬質表面層(2)の
直ぐ下に低密度の軟質弾性芯層(3)がありその境界が
明瞭な場合が多いが、高密度の硬質表面層(2)と低密
度の軟質弾性芯層(3)との間で徐々に密度が低下して
境界の明瞭でない場合もある。
Furthermore, the third feature of the present invention is the density balance between the hard surface layer (2) and the soft elastic core layer (3), especially the central part of the latter, and an apparent density ratio of 1.1 to 2.0 is suitable. If the apparent density ratio is 1.1 or less, the difference in density between the two layers is too small, and the overall difference is too high and the cushioning property is poor, or conversely it is too soft and the surface strength is insufficient, resulting in deterioration in use durability. If the apparent density ratio is 2.0 or more, the difference in density between the two layers is too large, and only the hard surface layer (2) becomes too hard and the cushioning property is deteriorated, or the soft elastic core layer (3) is too soft. Is easy to collapse. As described above, the felt-like molded product (1) in the optimum apparent density range has a compression elastic modulus of 50% or more, and has optimum cushioning properties as a cushioning material. It should be noted that the composition of all layers is such that there is a low-density soft elastic core layer (3) immediately below the high-density hard surface layer (2) and the boundary is often clear, but the high-density hard surface layer (2) In some cases, the boundary between the low-density soft elastic core layer (3) and the low-density soft elastic core layer (3) gradually decreases, and the boundary is not clear.

本発明で用いる繊維綿(4)はポリエステル繊維、ナ
イロン繊維、アクリル繊維、ポリオレフィン繊維、ビニ
ロン繊維などの合成繊維、レーヨン繊維、アセテート繊
維などの化学繊維、木綿、羊毛、絹、麻などの天然繊維
のいずれでもよく、また混合使用でもよい。なお本発明
で用いるこれらの繊維綿(4)は正規の原料を用いたも
のの他に、紡績工程、不織布製造工程、染織工程、縫製
工程などで発生する屑綿、屑糸、屑布、或いは使用済み
の衣料などを開繊した回収屑綿でもよい。綿は開繊維を
用いて開繊し、更にラッパーやウエーバーなどの機械を
用いて開繊、所定厚さの層状に展開し繊維マット(6)
とする。
The fiber cotton (4) used in the present invention is synthetic fiber such as polyester fiber, nylon fiber, acrylic fiber, polyolefin fiber and vinylon fiber, chemical fiber such as rayon fiber and acetate fiber, natural fiber such as cotton, wool, silk and hemp. Any of these may be used, or mixed use may be performed. These fiber cottons (4) used in the present invention are not limited to those obtained by using regular raw materials, but also waste cotton, waste thread, waste cloth generated in spinning process, non-woven fabric manufacturing process, dyeing process, sewing process, or the like. Collected waste cotton obtained by opening the above clothing may be used. Cotton is opened using open fibers, then opened using a machine such as a wrapper or weber, and spread into a layer with a predetermined thickness to form a fiber mat (6).
And

本発明で用いる樹脂バインダー(5)の樹脂は、通常
使用されている市販の熱硬化性樹脂あるいは熱可塑性樹
脂が使用できる。熱硬化性樹脂としては、例えばフェノ
ール樹脂があり、熱可塑性樹脂としては、例えばポリエ
チレン樹脂、ポリプロピレン樹脂、ポリエステル樹脂、
ナイロン樹脂、ポリウレタン樹脂、ポリ塩化ビニル樹
脂、エポキシ樹脂、ポリスチレン樹脂、SBS、NBRなどが
ある。使用する樹脂バインダーの形状は粉状、直径3〜
10mmの小塊状、繊維状、ネット状、及び溶媒に溶解又は
分散させた液状等の形態で用いる。使用方法としては樹
脂バインダー(5)の形状によって使い分け、前記開繊
から繊維マット製造までの任意の工程中に、繊維綿
(4)に粉体を散布する方法、液体をスプレーする方
法、塗布する方法、浸漬する方法あるいは繊維マット
(6)中に混入する方法などがある。また融点の異なる
複数の繊維綿を用いる場合は低融点側の繊維綿を樹脂バ
インダーとして或いはその一部として利用することがで
きる。樹脂バインダー(5)の選定に当たって重要なこ
とは、主体となる繊維綿(4)の融点よりも低融点の樹
脂を選ぶことである。
The resin of the resin binder (5) used in the present invention may be a commercially available thermosetting resin or thermoplastic resin which is usually used. Examples of the thermosetting resin include phenol resin, and examples of the thermoplastic resin include polyethylene resin, polypropylene resin, polyester resin,
Nylon resin, polyurethane resin, polyvinyl chloride resin, epoxy resin, polystyrene resin, SBS, NBR, etc. are available. The shape of the resin binder used is powdery, with a diameter of 3 to
It is used in the form of 10 mm small blocks, fibers, nets, and liquids dissolved or dispersed in a solvent. The method of use depends on the shape of the resin binder (5), and during any step from the opening to the production of the fiber mat, a method of spraying a powder on the cotton fiber (4), a method of spraying a liquid, and a coating method. There are a method, a method of dipping, a method of mixing in the fiber mat (6), and the like. When a plurality of fiber cottons having different melting points are used, the fiber cotton on the low melting point side can be used as a resin binder or as a part thereof. What is important in selecting the resin binder (5) is to select a resin having a lower melting point than the melting point of the main fiber cotton (4).

なお、本発明の目的の一部は表面部の密度が内部に比
べて高いフェルト状成形物を提供することにあるが、そ
の為には使用する繊維マットの表面部の樹脂バインダー
濃度を内部に比べて予め増やしておくことも有効であ
る。その方法の一例は、表面部と内部の樹脂バインダー
濃度が同じの繊維マットを造り、この繊維マットの表面
に樹脂バインダー粉或いは液を乗せる方法がある。更に
この繊維マットには、着色剤、酸化防止剤、吸湿剤、消
臭剤、増量剤等を予め添加しておくこともできる。
It is to be noted that a part of the object of the present invention is to provide a felt-like molded article having a surface portion having a higher density than that of the inside thereof. It is also effective to increase it in advance. One example of such a method is a method in which a fiber mat having the same resin binder concentration as that of the surface portion is formed, and a resin binder powder or liquid is placed on the surface of the fiber mat. Further, a colorant, an antioxidant, a hygroscopic agent, a deodorant, a bulking agent and the like can be added to the fiber mat in advance.

次に本発明において好適な加熱加圧成形条件について
述べる。成形はプレス機を用いて行なう。プレス機は不
連続の平盤プレス機でも、連続式のロール式プレス機或
いはベルト式プレス機であってもよい。これらプレス機
によるプレス工程の後には表面を平滑にし、かつその形
態を好ましい圧縮回復率(好ましい厚さ)で冷却固定化
する冷却用の金属板式、スチールベルト式、或いはロー
ル式プレス設備が必要である。加熱加圧成形は樹脂バイ
ンダーが溶融し繊維綿は溶融し難い、しかも繊維マット
量表面部にかかる温度圧力効果が中央部にかかる温度圧
力効果よりも強くなる加熱加圧条件を選ぶ。その為に
は、加熱設備は熱プレス機からの熱伝道で繊維マット表
面から徐々に内部に伝熱する方式、赤外線ヒーター、遠
赤外線ヒーターからの副射熱でプレス機や繊維マット表
面を加熱して繊維マット表面から徐々に内部に伝熱する
方式が有効である。なお熱風加熱等対流で表面と内部を
ほぼ均一に加熱する方式は好ましくない。但し熱風等で
繊維マットを予備加熱して最終的には上記熱プレス機で
加熱する併用方式は有効である。具体的には60〜90重量
%の繊維綿塊に40〜10重量%の樹脂バインダーの融点な
いし融点より110℃高い温度範囲で、しかも成形時の繊
維マット(6)の形態変化に於て、圧縮率が60〜96%で
減圧時の圧縮回復率が50〜5%となる温度と圧力及び時
間の条件で前記プレス機を用いて加熱加圧成形し、直ち
に減圧して、前記冷却用のプレス設備で繊維マットの圧
縮回復率を50〜5%の形態に保ち、加圧或いは表面摩擦
しながら樹脂バインダーの融点以下の温度にまで冷却し
固定する。成形温度が融点以下ではしっかりと固定され
た成形物ができないし、融点より110℃以上高い温度で
焦げて悪臭を放つ。また、圧縮率が96%以上で圧縮回復
率が5%以下になると全体が硬くなり過ぎてクッション
性が無くなり、圧縮率が60%以下で圧縮回復率が50%以
上になると柔らか過ぎて表面強度が不足し使用耐久性が
低下する。なお上記の最適条件を満足する因子は繊維マ
ットの厚さ、見掛け密度、成形の温度、圧縮率(成形時
の温度、圧力、厚み設定、時間等が関与)、及び成形後
の圧縮回復率(成形時の圧縮率、冷却時のプレス設備の
厚み設定等が関与)であり、これら因子の条件の総合し
たものが結果として成形製品の良否に現れる。成形時の
圧力と時間以外の最適条件は上記の如くである。圧力と
時間の条件は温度の影響をも考慮して上記の最適圧縮率
及び最適圧縮回復率になる圧力と時間を選ぶ。圧力は0.
1〜100kg/cm2、時間は1〜300秒の条件から選び得る。
更に最適の圧縮率、圧縮回復率を得るための有利な方法
としては、加熱加圧成形時、及び冷却固定化時に上下の
プレス盤、ロールあるいはベルトの間に所定の間隙を保
つための厚み設定装置やスペーサーを設ける方法があ
る。これら装置の使用により、成形の温度、圧力、時間
の条件が最適条件より若干ずれても、最適の圧縮率及び
圧縮回復率を得ることができる。なお加熱成形時採用の
間隙設定値と冷却固定化時採用の間隙設定値は厚さが異
なってもよい。
Next, the preferable heating and pressure molding conditions in the present invention will be described. Molding is performed using a press machine. The press machine may be a discontinuous flat plate press machine, a continuous roll type press machine, or a belt type press machine. A metal plate type, steel belt type, or roll type press equipment for cooling that smooths the surface and cools and fixes the shape at a preferable compression recovery rate (preferred thickness) is required after the pressing step by these pressing machines. is there. In the heat and pressure molding, the heat and pressure conditions are selected so that the resin binder is melted and the fiber cotton is difficult to be melted, and the temperature and pressure effect applied to the surface portion of the fiber mat is stronger than the temperature and pressure effect applied to the central portion. For that purpose, the heating equipment is a method that gradually transfers heat from the surface of the fiber mat to the inside by heat conduction from the heat press, and heats the press and the surface of the fiber mat with secondary heat from the infrared heater and far infrared heater. A method of gradually transferring heat from the surface of the fiber mat to the inside is effective. A method of heating the surface and the inside almost uniformly by convection such as hot air heating is not preferable. However, a combined system in which the fiber mat is preheated by hot air or the like and finally heated by the hot press machine is effective. Specifically, in the range of 60 to 90% by weight of the fiber cotton mass, the melting point of the resin binder of 40 to 10% by weight or the temperature range 110 ° C higher than the melting point, and in the morphological change of the fiber mat (6) during molding, The composition is heated and pressed using the press under the conditions of temperature, pressure and time such that the compression rate is 60 to 96% and the compression recovery rate when decompressed is 50 to 5%. The compression recovery rate of the fiber mat is kept in a form of 50 to 5% with a press facility, and it is fixed by cooling to a temperature below the melting point of the resin binder while applying pressure or surface friction. If the molding temperature is below the melting point, a firmly fixed molded product cannot be made, and it burns and emits a foul odor at a temperature higher than 110 ° C above the melting point. Also, if the compression rate is 96% or more and the compression recovery rate is 5% or less, the whole becomes too hard and the cushioning property is lost, and if the compression rate is 60% or less and the compression recovery rate is 50% or more, it is too soft and the surface strength is high. Is insufficient and durability in use is reduced. The factors that satisfy the above optimum conditions are the thickness of the fiber mat, the apparent density, the molding temperature, the compression rate (the temperature, pressure, thickness setting, time, etc. during molding are involved), and the compression recovery rate after molding ( It is related to the compressibility at the time of molding, the thickness setting of the press equipment at the time of cooling, etc.), and the result of the synthesis of the conditions of these factors is the quality of the molded product. The optimum conditions other than the pressure and time during molding are as described above. As for the pressure and time conditions, the pressure and time at which the optimum compression rate and the optimum compression recovery rate are achieved are selected in consideration of the influence of temperature. Pressure is 0.
It can be selected from the conditions of 1 to 100 kg / cm 2 and time of 1 to 300 seconds.
Further, as an advantageous method for obtaining the optimum compression rate and compression recovery rate, a thickness setting for maintaining a predetermined gap between the upper and lower press plates, rolls or belts at the time of heat and pressure molding and at the time of cooling and fixing. There is a method to install a device and a spacer. By using these devices, the optimum compression rate and compression recovery rate can be obtained even if the molding temperature, pressure, and time conditions deviate slightly from the optimum conditions. Note that the gap set value adopted during heat molding and the gap set value adopted during cooling fixation may have different thicknesses.

加熱加圧成形処理は上記の如く一段で実施する方法の
他に、弱い加熱加圧条件で予備成形を行なって後、上記
の如き本成形を行なういわゆる二段成形法も実施でき
る。この場合、第一段目の圧縮率(即ち厚さ)は第二段
目を圧縮回復率以上にとどめて、第二段目では第1段成
形前の厚さに対して前記の最適圧縮率及び圧縮回復率に
なるような条件を採用する。二段成形法の利点は、第一
段目で比較的形態の安定した繊維マットを得るので、第
二段目の本成形での取り扱いが容易であること、及び平
板状以外の形状の成形物も容易に造れる利点もある。
In addition to the method of carrying out the heat and pressure molding in one step as described above, a so-called two-step molding method in which preliminary molding is carried out under mild heat and pressure conditions and then main molding is carried out as described above can also be carried out. In this case, the compression rate (that is, thickness) of the first stage is set to be equal to or higher than the compression recovery rate in the second stage, and in the second stage, the above-mentioned optimum compression rate is applied to the thickness before the first stage molding And, the condition that the compression recovery rate is obtained is adopted. The advantage of the two-step molding method is that a fiber mat having a relatively stable morphology is obtained in the first step, so that it is easy to handle in the second step of main molding, and a molded article having a shape other than a flat plate shape. There is also an advantage that it can be easily made.

〈作用及び発明の効果〉 本発明のフェルト状成形物(1)は本発明の原料、原
料組成と加熱加圧成形条件によってのみ造り得る。即ち
繊維綿(4)に樹脂バインダー(5)を付与し、開繊、
所定厚さの層状に展開して造った繊維マット(6)を、
この樹脂バインダー(5)が溶融し繊維綿(4)は溶融
し難い、しかも繊維マットの最表面部にかかる温度圧力
効果が中央部にかかる温度圧力効果よりも強くなる加熱
加圧条件で成形して後、緻密な平滑面を得るための圧着
或いは摩擦冷却固定化処理を行なうことにより、最表面
部には繊維綿(4)が樹脂バインダー(5)で強固に固
定された立毛繊維の少ない平滑面で表面部は繊維が樹脂
バインダーで強固に固定された表面強度の良好な高密度
層であり、その内部には繊維綿(4)が樹脂バインダー
(5)で緩く固定され硬質表面層(2)の見掛け密度よ
りも低い密度で弾力性のある低密度層であり、従来品に
は見られなかった組成と構造の使用耐久性及びクッショ
ン性の良好なフェルト状成形物を得る。
<Operation and Effect of the Invention> The felt-like molded article (1) of the present invention can be produced only by the raw material, raw material composition and heating and pressurizing conditions of the present invention. That is, the resin binder (5) is applied to the fiber cotton (4) to open the fiber,
A fiber mat (6) made by expanding into a layer having a predetermined thickness,
The resin binder (5) is melted, the fiber cotton (4) is difficult to melt, and the temperature and pressure effect applied to the outermost surface of the fiber mat is stronger than the temperature and pressure effect applied to the central part. After that, by performing pressure bonding or friction cooling fixing treatment to obtain a dense smooth surface, the cotton wool (4) is firmly fixed on the outermost surface portion with the resin binder (5) and has a smooth surface with few napped fibers. The surface is a high-density layer in which the fibers are firmly fixed with a resin binder and has a good surface strength, and the fiber cotton (4) is loosely fixed with a resin binder (5) inside the hard surface layer (2). It is a low-density layer having a density lower than the apparent density of (1) and elasticity, and a felt-like molded product having a composition and a structural durability not found in conventional products and good cushioning properties.

〈実施例〉 以下に本発明の実施態様を具体例で説明するが、本発
明はこれらの実施例に限定されるものではない。
<Examples> The embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to specific examples, but the present invention is not limited to these examples.

実施例1 縫製工程で発生したポリエステル綿混の布屑を開繊維
に掛けて屑綿を製造した。得られた屑綿に融点135℃の
ポリエチレン樹脂粉末を繊維/樹脂の重量比率が4/1と
なる量でほぼ均一に混入させた後、簡単なカードにかけ
て繊維マット(6)を造った。この繊維マット(6)は
厚みが60mmで、見掛け密度が0.028g/cm3で、ふわふわし
た状態のものであった。
Example 1 Polyester cotton mixed cloth waste generated in the sewing process was hung on open fibers to produce waste cotton. Polyethylene resin powder having a melting point of 135 ° C. was mixed almost uniformly in the obtained waste cotton in an amount such that the weight ratio of fiber / resin was 4/1, and then a simple card was used to produce a fiber mat (6). This fiber mat (6) had a thickness of 60 mm, an apparent density of 0.028 g / cm 3 , and was in a fluffy state.

次に上記繊維マット(6)に下記の方法で平板型の加
熱加圧成形を行なった。先ず、この繊維マット(6)を
2枚のクロムメッキした鉄製平板型の間に置いた。な
お、この2枚の平板型の間の4隅には、成形時繊維マッ
ト(6)の厚みを一定に保ち、また、最表面部と内部と
に加熱加圧効果の差を持たせる為に、厚さ13mmの鉄板小
片をスペーサーとして置いた。そのスペーサーの設置に
より成形時の適正温度圧力範囲が広くなり、更には繊維
マット(6)の最表面部は加熱加圧効果を受け易く、内
部、特に中央部は加熱加圧効果を受け難くなり好都合と
なる。次に、予め210℃に昇温した油圧式平盤熱プレス
機の定盤の上に上記の繊維マット(6)を挟んだ鉄製平
板型を載せて加圧力30kg/cm2で60秒間プレスし(圧縮率
78%)、次にこの繊維マット及びスペーサーを挟んだ鉄
板型を直ちに別の水冷式冷却プレス機へ移して、加圧力
5kg/cm2で120秒間冷却プレスした後、取り出した。
Then, the fiber mat (6) was subjected to flat plate heating and pressurizing by the following method. First, this fiber mat (6) was placed between two chrome-plated iron plate molds. In addition, in order to keep the thickness of the fiber mat (6) constant at the time of molding at the four corners between the two flat plate molds, and to provide a difference in heating and pressing effect between the outermost surface portion and the inside. A small piece of iron plate having a thickness of 13 mm was placed as a spacer. By installing the spacer, the proper temperature and pressure range at the time of molding is widened, and further, the outermost surface of the fiber mat (6) is easily subjected to the heating and pressurizing effect, and the inside, particularly the central part is less likely to be subjected to the heating and pressurizing effect. It will be convenient. Next, an iron flat plate mold with the above fiber mat (6) sandwiched was placed on the surface plate of a hydraulic flat plate heat press machine heated to 210 ° C. in advance and pressed at a pressing force of 30 kg / cm 2 for 60 seconds. (Compression rate
78%), then immediately move the iron plate mold sandwiching this fiber mat and spacer to another water-cooled cooling press machine and apply pressure.
After cold-pressing at 5 kg / cm 2 for 120 seconds, it was taken out.

得られた平板状のフェルト状成形物(1)は全体の厚
さが15mmで(圧縮回復率25%)、見掛け密度が0.11g/cm
3で、最表面は繊維面が半ば皮膜化した樹脂バインダー
で強固に固定された立毛繊維の少ない平滑面で、厚さ約
1mmの表面部には繊維綿が樹脂バインダーで強固に固定
された表面強度の良好な高密度層が形成されており、こ
の部分の見掛け密度は0.15g/cm3であり、内部には繊維
綿(4)が樹脂バインダー(5)で緩く固定された弾力
性のある低密度層が形成されており、特に中央部(厚さ
8mm)の見掛け密度は0.08g/cm3であった。
The obtained flat-plate felt-like molded product (1) had an overall thickness of 15 mm (compression recovery rate of 25%) and an apparent density of 0.11 g / cm.
3 , the outermost surface is a smooth surface with few napped fibers firmly fixed with a resin binder with a half-fiber surface, and a thickness of about
A high density layer with good surface strength is formed by firmly fixing the fiber cotton with a resin binder on the surface of 1 mm, and the apparent density of this part is 0.15 g / cm 3 , and inside the fiber cotton An elastic low-density layer in which (4) is loosely fixed with a resin binder (5) is formed, especially in the central portion (thickness
The apparent density of 8 mm) was 0.08 g / cm 3 .

このフェルト状成形物(1)は第1表に示す如く従来
品に比べて優れた諸物性値を有する。なお、表面強度は
特殊な方法のセロテープ剥離試験によった。試験方法は
第1表の脚注に示した。
As shown in Table 1, this felt-like molded product (1) has various physical property values superior to those of conventional products. The surface strength was determined by a cellotape peeling test using a special method. The test method is shown in the footnote of Table 1.

そのフェルト状成形物(1)は上記の諸性質により使
用耐久性及びクッション性が良好でベッド用、座布団用
クッション材として最適である。
The felt-like molded product (1) has excellent use durability and cushioning property due to the above-mentioned properties, and is optimal as a cushioning material for beds and cushions.

比較例1 実施例1と同じ繊維マットを使用し、鉄線で造った上
下一対の網目状コンベアベルトの間にこの繊維マットを
挟んで、予め190℃に加熱した熱風処理室内を240秒間通
過させた。その室内通過時には上下コンベヤベルトの間
隙が13mmになるように厚み設定装置の設定をし、多数対
の非加熱プレスロールでこのコンベアベルトを押さえる
方式で繊維マットの加熱加圧処理をした。この際の圧縮
率は78%であった。室内通過後空気冷却方式でその繊維
マットを冷却し、コンベヤベルトから取り出し、厚さ18
mm(圧縮回復率 30%)見掛け密度0.094g/cm3とフェル
ト状成形物を得た。このフェルト状成形物は成形時に熱
風が繊維マット表面だけでなく内部にまでほぼ均一に通
過した為に、更には面状でなく網目状の加圧を行なった
為に、表面部と内部との見掛け密度の差を造り得ずクッ
ション性が劣り、また樹脂バインダーによる最表面及び
表面部の繊維固定も不十分で、最表面には無数の繊維が
乱立し最表面及び表面部の表面強度も悪い。そのフェル
ト状成形物の諸物性値を第1表に示す。
Comparative Example 1 Using the same fiber mat as in Example 1, this fiber mat was sandwiched between a pair of upper and lower mesh conveyor belts made of iron wire, and passed through a hot air treatment chamber preheated to 190 ° C. for 240 seconds. . The thickness setting device was set so that the gap between the upper and lower conveyor belts would be 13 mm when passing through the room, and the fiber mat was heated and pressed by pressing the conveyor belt with a large number of unheated press rolls. The compression rate at this time was 78%. After passing through the room, cool the fiber mat by air cooling and take it out from the conveyor belt,
mm (compression recovery rate 30%) and an apparent density of 0.094 g / cm 3 were obtained, and a felt-like molded product was obtained. In this felt-like molded product, the hot air almost uniformly passed not only to the surface of the fiber mat but also to the inside of the molded product during the molding process. Further, since the mesh-like pressure was applied instead of the surface condition, the surface portion and the inside were The difference in apparent density cannot be made and the cushioning property is inferior.Fixing of the fibers on the outermost surface and the surface portion by the resin binder is also inadequate. . Table 1 shows various physical properties of the felt-like molded product.

このフェルト状成形物はベット用クッション材として
用いるには、表面強度が不十分である為、表面に布又は
組織のしっかりした薄手の不織布を貼って表面強度の補
強をして使用している。
Since this felt-like molded article has insufficient surface strength to be used as a cushion material for a bed, a cloth or a thin non-woven fabric having a firm structure is attached to the surface to reinforce the surface strength.

比較例2 実施例1と同じ繊維マットを使用し、実施例1で用い
たと同じ熱プレス機及び2枚のクロムメッキを施した鉄
製平板型を使用して加熱成形処理をした。但し、スペー
サーは使用しなかった。すなわち、予め210℃に昇温し
た油圧式平盤熱プレス機の定盤の上に繊維マットを挟ん
だ鉄製平板型を乗せて加圧力50kg/cm2で60秒間熱プレス
し(圧縮率96.7%)、次に、この繊維マットを挟んだ鉄
板型を直ちに別の水冷式冷却プレス機へ移して加圧力5k
g/cm2で120秒間冷却プレスして取り出した。得られた平
板形のフェルト状成形物は全体の厚さが2.5mm(圧縮回
復率 4.2%)と薄く、見掛け密度が0.68g/cm3と高密度
で表面部と内部との密度差もなく、ベニヤ板状の硬いも
のであり、クッション材には適さない。
Comparative Example 2 The same fiber mat as in Example 1 was used, and the same heat pressing machine as used in Example 1 and the two chrome-plated iron flat plate molds were used for heat molding treatment. However, no spacer was used. That is, a flat iron plate with a fiber mat sandwiched on a surface plate of a hydraulic flat plate heat press machine heated to 210 ° C. in advance and heat pressed for 60 seconds at a pressing force of 50 kg / cm 2 (compression rate 96.7% ) Next, the iron plate mold sandwiching this fiber mat is immediately transferred to another water-cooling type cooling press machine to apply a pressure of 5k.
It was taken out by cold pressing for 120 seconds at g / cm 2 . The obtained flat-plate felt-like molded product has a thin overall thickness of 2.5 mm (compression recovery rate of 4.2%) and an apparent density of 0.68 g / cm 3, which is a high density and there is no difference in density between the surface and the inside. , Veneer plate-like hard material, not suitable for cushioning material.

実施例2 比較例1で造ったフェルト状成形物(厚さ18mm、見掛
け密度0.94g/cm3)を使用し、これを実施例1と同じ熱
プレス機、2枚のクロムメッキ処理鉄製平板型及び厚さ
13mmの鉄板小片スペーサーを使用して、実施例1と同じ
加熱加圧成形条件(温度210℃、加圧力30kg/cm2、時間4
0秒間)と、実施例1と同じ冷却プレス条件(加圧力5kg
/cm2、時間120秒間)で処理した。このようにして得ら
れたフェルト状成形物は厚さが14mm、全体の見掛け密度
が0.12g/cm3で、立毛繊維の少ない緻密な最表面を有す
る表面層(厚さ 1mm)は見掛け密度が0.17g/cm3と高
く、その内部の弾力性ある低密度層は特に中央部(厚さ
8mm)の見掛け密度が0.09g/cm3と低く、実施例1とほ
ぼ同等の外観、断面構造及び物性値を有した。この物性
値を第1表に示す。
Example 2 The felt-like molded article (thickness 18 mm, apparent density 0.94 g / cm 3 ) produced in Comparative Example 1 was used, and this was the same hot press machine as in Example 1 and two chrome-plated iron flat plate molds. And thickness
Using the 13 mm iron plate small piece spacer, the same heat and pressure molding conditions as in Example 1 (temperature 210 ° C., pressure 30 kg / cm 2 , time 4
0 seconds) and the same cooling press conditions as in Example 1 (pressing force 5 kg)
/ cm 2 , for 120 seconds). The felt-like molded product thus obtained has a thickness of 14 mm, an overall apparent density of 0.12 g / cm 3 , and a surface layer (thickness 1 mm) having a dense outermost surface with few napped fibers has an apparent density. It is as high as 0.17 g / cm 3, and the elastic low density layer inside it is especially in the central part (thickness
(8 mm) had an apparent density as low as 0.09 g / cm 3, and had an appearance, cross-sectional structure and physical property values that were substantially the same as those in Example 1. The physical properties are shown in Table 1.

このものは、上記のように実施例1と同等の諸物性に
より使用耐久性及びクッション性が良好でベット用、座
布団用及びその他のクッション材として最適である。
As described above, this product has good use durability and cushioning properties due to the same physical properties as those of Example 1, and is optimal as a cushioning material for beds, cushions and the like.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief description of drawings]

第1図は本発明のフェルト状成形物の断面拡大図、第2
図は成形前繊維マットの断面拡大図である。 (1)フェルト状成形物、(2)硬質表面層 (3)軟質弾性芯層、(4)繊維綿 (5)樹脂バインダー、(6)繊維マット
FIG. 1 is an enlarged cross-sectional view of the felt-like molded article of the present invention, FIG.
The figure is an enlarged cross-sectional view of the fiber mat before molding. (1) Felt-like molded product, (2) Hard surface layer, (3) Soft elastic core layer, (4) Fiber cotton, (5) Resin binder, (6) Fiber mat

Claims (2)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 【請求項1】繊維綿(4)と樹脂バインダー(5)から
なり、硬質表面層(2)と軟質弾性芯層(3)とが連続
的に一体形成されてなるフェルト状成形物であって、該
フェルト状成形物(1)は全層にわたって60〜90重量%
の繊維綿(4)と40〜10重量%の樹脂バインダー(5)
からなり、該成形物の見掛け密度が0.06〜0.3g/cm3、厚
さが3〜50mm、圧縮弾性率が50%以上であり、少なくと
も厚さ0.5mm以内が硬質表面層(2)を形成し、該硬質
表面層(2)は繊維綿(4)が樹脂バイダー(5)で強
固に固定された表面強度の良好な高密度層を形成してお
り、該表面層の見掛け密度は0.08〜0.4g/cm3であり、該
表面層(2)と連続一体化した軟質弾性芯層(3)は繊
維綿(4)が樹脂バインダー(5)で暖く固定された弾
力性のある低密度層で特に少なくとも成形物全体の厚み
の1/2以上の厚みを占め、見掛け密度が0.05〜0.25g/cm3
と低く、かつ前記硬質表面層(2)と軟質弾性芯層
(3)との見掛け密度比が1.1〜2.0であることを特徴と
するフェルト状成形物。
1. A felt-like molded article comprising a fiber cotton (4) and a resin binder (5), wherein a hard surface layer (2) and a soft elastic core layer (3) are continuously and integrally formed. , The felt-like molding (1) is 60 to 90% by weight in all layers
Fiber cotton (4) and 40 to 10% by weight resin binder (5)
The molded product has an apparent density of 0.06 to 0.3 g / cm 3 , a thickness of 3 to 50 mm, a compression elastic modulus of 50% or more, and at least a thickness of 0.5 mm or less forms the hard surface layer (2). The hard surface layer (2) forms a high-density layer having good surface strength in which the fiber cotton (4) is firmly fixed by the resin binder (5), and the surface layer has an apparent density of 0.08 to 0.4 g / cm 3 , and the soft elastic core layer (3) continuously integrated with the surface layer (2) has elastic low density in which the fiber cotton (4) is warmly fixed by the resin binder (5). The layer occupies at least 1/2 of the thickness of the entire molded product, and the apparent density is 0.05 to 0.25 g / cm 3.
And a felt-like molded article characterized by having an apparent density ratio of 1.1 to 2.0 between the hard surface layer (2) and the soft elastic core layer (3).
【請求項2】60〜90重量%の繊維綿(4)塊に40〜10重
量%の樹脂バインダー(5)を付与し、開繊、層状に展
開して繊維マット(6)とした後、樹脂バインダー
(5)の融点ないし融点より110℃高い温度域で、しか
も成形時の繊維マット(6)の形態変化に於て、圧縮率
が60〜96%で減圧時の圧縮回復率が50〜5%となる温
度、圧力及び時間の条件で加熱加圧成形し、直ちに減圧
して繊維マット(6)の圧縮回復率が50〜5%の形態の
状態で樹脂バインダー(5)の融点以下の温度にまで冷
却し固定化して表裏の硬質表面層(2)と軟質弾性芯層
(3)とが連続的に一体成形させることを特徴とするフ
ェルト状成形物の製造方法。
2. A mass of fiber cotton (4) of 60 to 90% by weight is provided with 40 to 10% by weight of a resin binder (5), opened, and spread into layers to form a fiber mat (6), In the temperature range of the melting point of the resin binder (5) or 110 ° C. higher than the melting point, and in the morphological change of the fiber mat (6) at the time of molding, the compression rate is 60 to 96% and the compression recovery rate at decompression is 50 to It is heated and pressure-molded under the conditions of temperature, pressure and time of 5%, and immediately decompressed, and the compression recovery rate of the fiber mat (6) is 50 to 5%. A method for producing a felt-shaped molded article, characterized in that the hard surface layer (2) on the front and back sides and the soft elastic core layer (3) are continuously integrally molded by cooling to a temperature and fixing.
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