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TW201008774A - Heat-resistant cushioning member for pressing - Google Patents

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TW201008774A
TW201008774A TW098123601A TW98123601A TW201008774A TW 201008774 A TW201008774 A TW 201008774A TW 098123601 A TW098123601 A TW 098123601A TW 98123601 A TW98123601 A TW 98123601A TW 201008774 A TW201008774 A TW 201008774A
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Kazuyuki Sawada
Naoto Nishimoto
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    • BPERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B29WORKING OF PLASTICS; WORKING OF SUBSTANCES IN A PLASTIC STATE IN GENERAL
    • B29CSHAPING OR JOINING OF PLASTICS; SHAPING OF MATERIAL IN A PLASTIC STATE, NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR; AFTER-TREATMENT OF THE SHAPED PRODUCTS, e.g. REPAIRING
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    • B29C43/02Compression moulding, i.e. applying external pressure to flow the moulding material; Apparatus therefor of articles of definite length, i.e. discrete articles
    • B29C43/20Making multilayered or multicoloured articles
    • B29C43/203Making multilayered articles
    • BPERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B30PRESSES
    • B30BPRESSES IN GENERAL
    • B30B15/00Details of, or accessories for, presses; Auxiliary measures in connection with pressing
    • B30B15/06Platens or press rams
    • B30B15/061Cushion plates
    • DTEXTILES; PAPER
    • D04BRAIDING; LACE-MAKING; KNITTING; TRIMMINGS; NON-WOVEN FABRICS
    • D04HMAKING TEXTILE FABRICS, e.g. FROM FIBRES OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL; FABRICS MADE BY SUCH PROCESSES OR APPARATUS, e.g. FELTS, NON-WOVEN FABRICS; COTTON-WOOL; WADDING ; NON-WOVEN FABRICS FROM STAPLE FIBRES, FILAMENTS OR YARNS, BONDED WITH AT LEAST ONE WEB-LIKE MATERIAL DURING THEIR CONSOLIDATION
    • D04H1/00Non-woven fabrics formed wholly or mainly of staple fibres or like relatively short fibres
    • D04H1/40Non-woven fabrics formed wholly or mainly of staple fibres or like relatively short fibres from fleeces or layers composed of fibres without existing or potential cohesive properties
    • D04H1/42Non-woven fabrics formed wholly or mainly of staple fibres or like relatively short fibres from fleeces or layers composed of fibres without existing or potential cohesive properties characterised by the use of certain kinds of fibres insofar as this use has no preponderant influence on the consolidation of the fleece
    • D04H1/4209Inorganic fibres
    • D04H1/4218Glass fibres
    • DTEXTILES; PAPER
    • D04BRAIDING; LACE-MAKING; KNITTING; TRIMMINGS; NON-WOVEN FABRICS
    • D04HMAKING TEXTILE FABRICS, e.g. FROM FIBRES OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL; FABRICS MADE BY SUCH PROCESSES OR APPARATUS, e.g. FELTS, NON-WOVEN FABRICS; COTTON-WOOL; WADDING ; NON-WOVEN FABRICS FROM STAPLE FIBRES, FILAMENTS OR YARNS, BONDED WITH AT LEAST ONE WEB-LIKE MATERIAL DURING THEIR CONSOLIDATION
    • D04H1/00Non-woven fabrics formed wholly or mainly of staple fibres or like relatively short fibres
    • D04H1/40Non-woven fabrics formed wholly or mainly of staple fibres or like relatively short fibres from fleeces or layers composed of fibres without existing or potential cohesive properties
    • D04H1/54Non-woven fabrics formed wholly or mainly of staple fibres or like relatively short fibres from fleeces or layers composed of fibres without existing or potential cohesive properties by welding together the fibres, e.g. by partially melting or dissolving
    • D04H1/559Non-woven fabrics formed wholly or mainly of staple fibres or like relatively short fibres from fleeces or layers composed of fibres without existing or potential cohesive properties by welding together the fibres, e.g. by partially melting or dissolving the fibres being within layered webs
    • DTEXTILES; PAPER
    • D04BRAIDING; LACE-MAKING; KNITTING; TRIMMINGS; NON-WOVEN FABRICS
    • D04HMAKING TEXTILE FABRICS, e.g. FROM FIBRES OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL; FABRICS MADE BY SUCH PROCESSES OR APPARATUS, e.g. FELTS, NON-WOVEN FABRICS; COTTON-WOOL; WADDING ; NON-WOVEN FABRICS FROM STAPLE FIBRES, FILAMENTS OR YARNS, BONDED WITH AT LEAST ONE WEB-LIKE MATERIAL DURING THEIR CONSOLIDATION
    • D04H13/00Other non-woven fabrics
    • BPERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B29WORKING OF PLASTICS; WORKING OF SUBSTANCES IN A PLASTIC STATE IN GENERAL
    • B29CSHAPING OR JOINING OF PLASTICS; SHAPING OF MATERIAL IN A PLASTIC STATE, NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR; AFTER-TREATMENT OF THE SHAPED PRODUCTS, e.g. REPAIRING
    • B29C43/00Compression moulding, i.e. applying external pressure to flow the moulding material; Apparatus therefor
    • B29C43/02Compression moulding, i.e. applying external pressure to flow the moulding material; Apparatus therefor of articles of definite length, i.e. discrete articles
    • B29C43/021Compression moulding, i.e. applying external pressure to flow the moulding material; Apparatus therefor of articles of definite length, i.e. discrete articles characterised by the shape of the surface
    • B29C2043/023Compression moulding, i.e. applying external pressure to flow the moulding material; Apparatus therefor of articles of definite length, i.e. discrete articles characterised by the shape of the surface having a plurality of grooves
    • B29C2043/025Compression moulding, i.e. applying external pressure to flow the moulding material; Apparatus therefor of articles of definite length, i.e. discrete articles characterised by the shape of the surface having a plurality of grooves forming a microstructure, i.e. fine patterning
    • BPERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B29WORKING OF PLASTICS; WORKING OF SUBSTANCES IN A PLASTIC STATE IN GENERAL
    • B29CSHAPING OR JOINING OF PLASTICS; SHAPING OF MATERIAL IN A PLASTIC STATE, NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR; AFTER-TREATMENT OF THE SHAPED PRODUCTS, e.g. REPAIRING
    • B29C70/00Shaping composites, i.e. plastics material comprising reinforcements, fillers or preformed parts, e.g. inserts
    • B29C70/04Shaping composites, i.e. plastics material comprising reinforcements, fillers or preformed parts, e.g. inserts comprising reinforcements only, e.g. self-reinforcing plastics
    • B29C70/28Shaping operations therefor
    • B29C70/40Shaping or impregnating by compression not applied
    • B29C70/42Shaping or impregnating by compression not applied for producing articles of definite length, i.e. discrete articles
    • B29C70/46Shaping or impregnating by compression not applied for producing articles of definite length, i.e. discrete articles using matched moulds, e.g. for deforming sheet moulding compounds [SMC] or prepregs
    • BPERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B29WORKING OF PLASTICS; WORKING OF SUBSTANCES IN A PLASTIC STATE IN GENERAL
    • B29KINDEXING SCHEME ASSOCIATED WITH SUBCLASSES B29B, B29C OR B29D, RELATING TO MOULDING MATERIALS OR TO MATERIALS FOR MOULDS, REINFORCEMENTS, FILLERS OR PREFORMED PARTS, e.g. INSERTS
    • B29K2105/00Condition, form or state of moulded material or of the material to be shaped
    • B29K2105/06Condition, form or state of moulded material or of the material to be shaped containing reinforcements, fillers or inserts
    • B29K2105/08Condition, form or state of moulded material or of the material to be shaped containing reinforcements, fillers or inserts of continuous length, e.g. cords, rovings, mats, fabrics, strands or yarns
    • B29K2105/0854Condition, form or state of moulded material or of the material to be shaped containing reinforcements, fillers or inserts of continuous length, e.g. cords, rovings, mats, fabrics, strands or yarns in the form of a non-woven mat
    • BPERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B29WORKING OF PLASTICS; WORKING OF SUBSTANCES IN A PLASTIC STATE IN GENERAL
    • B29KINDEXING SCHEME ASSOCIATED WITH SUBCLASSES B29B, B29C OR B29D, RELATING TO MOULDING MATERIALS OR TO MATERIALS FOR MOULDS, REINFORCEMENTS, FILLERS OR PREFORMED PARTS, e.g. INSERTS
    • B29K2705/00Use of metals, their alloys or their compounds, for preformed parts, e.g. for inserts
    • BPERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B29WORKING OF PLASTICS; WORKING OF SUBSTANCES IN A PLASTIC STATE IN GENERAL
    • B29LINDEXING SCHEME ASSOCIATED WITH SUBCLASS B29C, RELATING TO PARTICULAR ARTICLES
    • B29L2031/00Other particular articles
    • B29L2031/34Electrical apparatus, e.g. sparking plugs or parts thereof
    • B29L2031/3425Printed circuits
    • HELECTRICITY
    • H05ELECTRIC TECHNIQUES NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
    • H05KPRINTED CIRCUITS; CASINGS OR CONSTRUCTIONAL DETAILS OF ELECTRIC APPARATUS; MANUFACTURE OF ASSEMBLAGES OF ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS
    • H05K3/00Apparatus or processes for manufacturing printed circuits
    • H05K3/46Manufacturing multilayer circuits
    • H05K3/4611Manufacturing multilayer circuits by laminating two or more circuit boards

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Abstract

A heat resistant cushion material (10, 20) for molding press is composed by laminating a base (10B) and felt material layers (1A, 1B, 1C, 1D). The cushion material (10, 20) has at least one felt material layers (1A, 1B, 1C, 1D) containing heat resistant staple fibers, respectively, on the front surface and the back surface of the base (10B). In the cushion material (10, 20), a plurality of pile-erected fiber bodies (30) consisting of staple fibers of fine size are formed in the thickness direction of the cushion material (10, 20) while penetrating the base (10B) and connect all felt material layers. Consequently, temperature rise regulation and cushioning of the cushion material (10, 20) are improved.

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201008774 六、發明說明: 【發明所屬之技術領域】 稱「緩衝柯」 衝性的耐熱 本發明係關於成形壓合用耐熱緩衝材(以下有 的情況)’特別孫關於具錢異升溫速度與高緩 性緩衝材。 【先前技術】201008774 VI. Description of the Invention: [Technical Fields of the Invention] The heat-resistant cushioning material for forming press-bonding (the following cases) is called "buffer-ke". Buffer material. [Prior Art]

具有積層構造的製品(積層製品),例如由複數 持’並利用該㈣盤施行熱壓合·行製造。錄:、間抉 得積層製品一例’係如下述。另外,積層製品係=所製 外,尚有多種多樣化製品。 ’、下述例之 (1) 成為印刷佈線板之基板的積層板: 該積層板係有如:由牛皮紙與盼樹脂構成的紙盼積 或由玻璃纖_織布與環氧難構成的玻魏氧積層 (2) 印刷佈線板: 該印刷佈線板係有如:在基板單面形成導體圖案的單面印 刷佈線板、在基板雙面上形成導體圖案的雙面印刷佈線板、 以及不僅基板外面就連㈣亦形成導體圖案的多層印刷佈 線板等。 (3) 平面顯不益·诸如液晶顯不器、電激發光等。 (4) 半導體封裝:諸如與晶片大致同尺寸的晶片尺寸封裝 (Chip Size Package(CSP))等。 利用成形壓合裝置製造該等各種積層製品(被成形體)的 098123601 3 201008774 步驟’係在熱盤與積層製品間介設緩衝材。該緩 熱盤與積層製品間不會直接接觸而具有緩紐,且可發揮將 由熱盤所生成的熱均句地傳遞給積層製品全面之機妒x。 針對該緩衝材的具體使用例根據圖1進行說明。圖i所示 係雙面印刷佈線板的製造裝置中,積層板的成形壓合—例: 視圖。 圖1所示成形壓合裝置i係使用:相對向配置的1雜 40、較—對熱盤40更靠内方側配置的一對緩衝材c、較缓 衝材C更靠内方侧配置的—對鏡面板5G、鋼㈣、以及預 最後利用預浸片70與銅箱60形成雙面印刷佈線板。預漫 片70係_使玻璃纖維布含浸環氧樹脂q半硬狀態的板 材’進行複數片重疊而構成。 利用熱盤40、40施加熱與壓力而進行積層板的成形,此 時的成形條件係依照環氧樹脂原料的配方等而異。所以,必 需使成形壓合步射所使驗衝材G的熱移動量(升溫速 度:C/min) —致於上述成形條件。 假設緩衝材C的熱移動量未一致於環氣樹脂的成形條 件’積層製品恐會發生物性差。例如在極靠近熱盤4〇、4〇 位置處的積層製品、與位於熱盤4〇、4〇間中央位置且遠離 熱盤4G位置的積層製品間,會發生物性差。且,即使同一 個積層製品中’亦會有在中央部與周邊部發生物性差的可能 098123601 201008774 性。 理由係就因熱壓合,使預浸片70中的樹脂黏度暫時下 降,經樹脂回復液狀後,再逐漸進行樹脂硬化的製造步驟, 於該步驟中’使熱盤40壓合壓進行升壓的時機出現偏移的 緣故。 即’因為使樹脂移動而進行預浸片7〇彼此間的接人、預 浸片70與銅箱60間的接合、以及為將樹脂中所含:氣除 #去•細分吸收,而湘溫度與壓力進行絲壓合的時機會: 越容許範圍外。 例如當樹脂黏度變為過低時,若對預浸片?〇施加壓力, 樹脂便會出現必要以上的流動,導致積層板中央部的板厚辨 加’而周邊部的厚度變薄。結果,會發 " 最終所製造積層製 口口厚度呈不均勻的不良情況。A product (laminated product) having a laminated structure is produced by, for example, a plurality of sheets and is subjected to thermocompression bonding using the (four) disk. Record: An example of a laminated product is as follows. In addition, there are a variety of diversified products in addition to the laminated products. ', the following example (1) is a laminated board of a substrate of a printed wiring board: the laminated board is, for example, a paper which is composed of kraft paper and a resin, or a glass which is difficult to be composed of glass fiber woven fabric and epoxy Oxygen layer (2) Printed wiring board: The printed wiring board is a single-sided printed wiring board in which a conductor pattern is formed on one surface of a substrate, a double-sided printed wiring board in which a conductor pattern is formed on both sides of the substrate, and not only the outer surface of the substrate (4) A multilayer printed wiring board or the like in which a conductor pattern is also formed. (3) The display is not good. For example, liquid crystal display, electric excitation light, etc. (4) Semiconductor package: a chip size package (CSP) or the like having substantially the same size as a wafer. The 098123601 3 201008774 step of manufacturing the various laminated products (formed bodies) by the forming press device is to interpose a cushioning material between the hot plate and the laminated product. The heat-dissipating disk and the laminated product are not in direct contact with each other, and have a viscous button, and can exert a comprehensive function of transferring the heat generated by the hot plate to the laminated product. A specific use example of the cushioning material will be described with reference to Fig. 1 . Fig. i is a view showing a forming press of a laminated board in a manufacturing apparatus for a double-sided printed wiring board. The molding press apparatus i shown in Fig. 1 is used in a pair of cushioning materials c disposed on the inner side of the hot plate 40 and on the inner side of the cushioning material C. The mirror panel 5G, the steel (four), and the prepreg 70 and the copper box 60 are formed into a double-sided printed wiring board. The pre-diffuser sheet 70 is formed by laminating a plurality of sheets in which a glass fiber cloth is impregnated with an epoxy resin q semi-hard state. The laminate is formed by applying heat and pressure to the hot plates 40 and 40, and the molding conditions at this time vary depending on the formulation of the epoxy resin material. Therefore, it is necessary to cause the heat transfer amount (heating rate: C/min) of the inspection material G to be caused by the forming press step. It is assumed that the amount of thermal movement of the cushioning material C is not consistent with the forming condition of the epoxy resin. The laminated product may cause poor physical properties. For example, a laminated product which is located very close to the hot plate 4〇, 4〇, and a laminated product located at a central position between the hot plates 4〇 and 4〇 and away from the hot plate 4G may have poor physical properties. Moreover, even in the same laminated product, there may be a difference in physical properties between the central portion and the peripheral portion. 098123601 201008774. The reason is that the resin viscosity in the prepreg 70 is temporarily lowered by the thermocompression bonding, and after the resin is returned to the liquid state, the resin hardening manufacturing step is gradually performed, and in this step, the hot plate 40 is pressed and pressed to rise. The timing of the pressure is offset. That is, the contact between the prepreg sheets 7 and the copper box 60 is performed because the resin is moved, and the gas is removed from the resin. Opportunity to press the wire with pressure: The more acceptable the range. For example, when the resin viscosity becomes too low, what about the prepreg? When pressure is applied to the resin, the resin flows more than necessary, and the thickness of the center portion of the laminated plate is increased, and the thickness of the peripheral portion is reduced. As a result, the thickness of the laminated mouth produced in the end will be uneven.

面’當樹脂黏度變為過高時,若對預浸片70施加 壓力’樹脂便不會充分流動,樹脂中所含的空氣不會消失, 因而積層製品的絕緣性便會發生問題。所以 具有優異升溫速度。 玎何。要求 :習::’成形壓合時’大多將牛皮紙等使用為緩衝材。 2 it 造積層製品的大型化與精密化演進’因 而渴求具有優異特性的緩衝材。 此種緩衝材係有如:含有無機纖維與耐熱性芳香族 體之紙漿狀者(日本專利特開昭59侧95號公報),以及: 098123601 5 201008774 有芳香族系聚醯胺纖維者(曰本專利特開昭62 i56i〇〇號公 報)。但是,任一緩衝材均頗難維持緩衝性,因而壽命短。 例如此種緩衝材係有如圖6所示成形壓合㈣熱缓衝材 C4。圖.6所示係習知成形壓合用耐熱缓衝材^的剖視圖。 圖6所示緩衝材C4係由:基體UB、積層於基體nB表 面且經針軋的短纖維騎層11A、以及積層於基體ιιβ背面 且經針軋的短纖維氈材層11A構成。 依此,緩衝材C4係積層著2層氈材層lu、nA。氈材層 11A的短纖維係由間位式芳香族聚醯胺構成。基體iib係使 用利用由财熱性纖維構成的經紗UB1與緯紗⑽所形成織 布。 此緩衝材C 4的Μ材層丨丨A因為短纖維係由間位式芳香肩 聚醯胺構成,因而可輕易地調整升溫速度。但是,相反的 位咖胺的短纖維較難維持緩::生侧 衝材C4哥命較短。 所以,為達緩衝材C4緩衝性的維持, 維的面密度。但是,若增加域_面密/考慮增加短· 變慢,導致較難進行升溫速度調整,二’導熱速率便脅 導致使用中_手性惡化。 &鱗(:4會變重, 為解決緩衝材C4的此種缺點,便有 合用耐熱緩衝材C5。圖7所示係其他:7/斤不成形愿 緩衝材C5的剖視圖。 °、形堡合用耐熱 098123601 6 201008774 圖7所示緩衝材C5係由:基體21B、積層於基體21B表 面且經針軋的短纖維氈材層21A、以及積層於基體21B背面 且經針軋的短纖維氈材層21A構成。即,緩衝材⑺係雙層 - 能材層21A、21A積層。 - 氈材層21A的短纖維係由以聚對苯二甲醯對苯二胺等為 主體的對位式芳香族聚醯胺構成。基體2ΐβ係使用具有由财 熱性纖維構成之經紗21Β1與緯紗21Β2的織布。 φ 因為該緩衝材C5的氈材層21Α係短纖維由對位式芳香族 聚醯胺構成,因此緩衝性維持良好。但是,因為緩衝材c5 的導熱率過高,因而缓衝材C5的升溫速度調整較難。為調 整升溫速度,必需增加短纖維的面密度,但因為緩衝材邙 會變重’因而使用中的順手性變差。 美國專利US5, 945, 358號公報揭示有:為獲得良好空隙容 積(空隙、多孔性)、游走安定性、以及耐磨損性,而配置紡 ❹黏不織布的抄紙祕。該抄紙用耗為能將纺黏不織布固定於 抄紙用鼓上,便構成棉氈纖維朝氈厚度方向配置。 然而,該抄紙用氈係游走並對濕紙施加壓而使用,並非利 用熱盤等施行加熱使用。 t ,戶斤以’對該抄紙用數並不要求耐熱性、升溫速度調整及緩 衝性維持等特性。所以,美國專利腿,9奶,·號公報並未 有相關本發明作用效果的該等特性之記載。 [專利文獻1]日本專利特開昭59]92795號公報 098123601 7 201008774 [專利文獻2]日本專利特開昭62-156100號公報 [專利文獻3]美國專利US5, 945, 358號公報 本發明係為解決此種課題而完成,目的在於提供升溫速度 的調整容易、緩衝性維持優異的成形壓合用耐熱緩衝材。 【發明内容】 為達成上述目的,本發明係為利用成形壓合裝置進行積声 製品(被成形體)製造而使用,由基體與氈材層積層的成形^ 合用耐熱緩衝材。該緩衝材係對上述基體其中一面與另一 面’分別各至少設^層(即!層或2層以上)含耐熱性短纖 維(staple fiber)的歸層。在上述緩衝材内部,由細纖度 短纖維構成的複數起毛纖維體係貫通上述基體,且形成於2 述緩衝材厚度方向並將所有的上述氈材層相連結。7 、上 藉此’便可獲得具有緩衝性,且升溫速度的調整 可將熱均等地傳遞給積層製品全' 耐熱緩衝材。 《特性成形壓合用 各耐熱性短纖維的氈材層」係將 纖維進彳+、、θ娃# # ι、、r玍短纖維與其他短 纖维進仃4構成,且耐熱性短纖維含 η。 v 重量%以 織維’係含有從間位式_ 擇!種或聚齡及卩枝纖_構成群組中選 形成。起毛纖維 起毛纖維體係利用針軋施行纖維間交織而 098123601 201008774 體係由纖度1.0 10. 〇dtex(丹尼)、耐熱性短纖維構成。此 情況,起毛纖維體的纖度較佳1. 0〜6. Odtex(更佳 1. 0〜3. Odtex)。 .緩衝材密度較佳G.3g/cm^ G 5g/cm3。1,較佳係在緩 ‘衝材表面上積層著表層材。該表層材係利用接合手段(例如 樹脂、預浸片、接合短纖維等)接合於緩衝材上。 起毛纖維」係彳a該起毛纖維❺短纖維轴線朝緩衝材厚度 參 方向配向的纖維。「起毛纖維體」係指至少3條上述起毛纖 維集合呈束狀。 該束狀起毛纖維體較佳依緩衝材俯視,每單位面積(w) 至乂 5束(即5束/cro2)配置。另外’緩衝材的起毛纖維體束 數上限會有依緩衝材俯視,單位面積幾乎全部或全部由束狀 起毛纖維體佔據的情況。如上述起毛纖維體的態樣係可利用 顯微鏡進行確認(參照圖4)。 於緩衝材厚度方向」制旨起域_雜維轴線對 緩衝材基體朝大致垂直方6+ D 7成。本發明中,起毛纖維的短 纖維軸線係相對於成為基體 度範圍内、以及225度至=产^面’分別在45度至135 筌於「捉主Μ 3 1 5度圍内配向的緩衝材,亦涵 3為^ 緩衝材厚度方向形成」的構成内。另外, 二=的二次元面」係例如後述圖2、圖3所示,由經 方向、與緯紗延伸的x方向⑽ 本的成形壓合用耐熱緩衝材係升溫速度的調整容 098123601 9 201008774 易,且緩衝性維持呈優異。 【實施方式】 本發明成形壓合用耐熱緩衝材的基本構造,係利用成形壓 合裝置進彳了積層製品製造時所使用的緩衝材,由基體與鼓材 層進行積層。該緩衝材係相對於基體其中—面(表面)與另— 面(背面),分別各至少設有i層(即i層或2層以上)含耐教 性短纖維雜材層。在緩衝材内部,由細纖度短纖維構成的、 複數起毛纖維體係貫通基體1朝緩衝材厚度方向形成並將 所有氈材層相連結。 特另j係該緩衝材巾,構纽材層的耐触短齡較佳為含 有從間位式芳香族聚醯胺(⑽渺、商品名/帝人股份有限公 司製;咖1⑧、商品名/杜邦公司製)、對位式芳香族聚酿胺 CAR⑧、商品名/杜邦公司製;Twar〇n、商品名/帝人股份 有阳A司製)及防火纖維所構成群組中選擇1種或複數種。 例如崎層亦可為由間位式芳香族聚醯胺的短纖維、與對 位式方香族雜胺的賴維相混合的複合短義構成之情 況0 、體而…緩衝材係使用於當利用成形壓合裝置進行積 層製品製造時所❹’由基體與歸層相積層的祕壓合用 财熱緩衝材。該緩衝材係將含有間位式芳香族聚醯胺的短纖 維的一範材層、與含有對位式芳香族聚醱胺的短纖維的另一 龍材層’分別對上述基體其中_面(表面)與另一面(背面) 098123601 201008774 各至少設有1層(即1層或2層以上)。 在上述緩衝材内部’由細纖度短纖維構成的複數起毛纖維 體係貫通上述錢,均上述緩騎厚度料形成並將所有 -熟材層相連結。 •該等緩衝材中’較佳起毛纖維體係利用纖度 1·〇〜6.0dtex(丹尼)的耐熱性短纖維,依針軋施行纖維^ 織而形成。更佳係緩衝材密度03g/cm3i 05g/cm3。 • s為胖纖度短纖維的纖維間交織較弱,因而較難形成高密 度起毛纖賴。糾,本發财,起毛纖維體係具有細:度 耐熱性短纖維。即’制細纖度耐熱餘纖維,利用依針乾 施仃纖維間交織而形成高密度起毛纖維體。 所以,纽種域度_維構成的多數起毛纖雜在緩衝 :相::上述基體,且朝緩衝材厚度方向形成並將所有 衝材严、/°依此的話,尚密度多數起毛纖維體便可對緩 升温迷度㈣,且緩衝性_性扣。崎便可㈣地進行 上在衫通上料騎絲情況下,朝 用伯崎厚度方㈣成時,起毛_魏會發揮彈性作 旦緩衝材的升溫速度調整會 維椹忐茛燹差理由係由細纖度短纖 、成的起毛纖維體,並未貫通 098123601 度方向導熱性變差。队緩衝材基體’因此緩衝材厚 再者,緩衝材係若密度〇.3g/cml〇.5g/cm3,因高密度 201008774 化所造成緩衝材彈性提升、與料纖維徵緩衝性發揮相乘效 果的作用,而更加提升緩衝性。 力 在緩衝材表面上較佳積層著表層材。依此的話,當加敎壓 合成形積層製品(被成形體)時,表層材表面會依循積 的凹凸面形狀進行跟隨性變形。結果,因為表層材會與積層 製品密接’因而緩衝材可輕易地對該積層製品凹凸面呈密 接。所以’熱盤便可經由緩衝材對積層製#等地傳遞按壓 表層材較佳係覆蓋層薄膜或金屬结、或—熱盤具有脫模 性的耐熱性樹脂。 、覆,層薄膜係可使用屬於壓合成形用薄㈣輯胺樹脂 或聚苯乙稀樹脂之外,尚可使用聚烯烴樹脂。此外,覆蓋層 薄膜亦可使用由以聚間苯基間苯二甲醯胺為主體的纖維構 成之Ν0ΜΕΧ®(商品名/杜邦公司製)紙等。 金屬箔係可使用諸如鋁合金箔、不銹鋼箔等。耐熱性樹脂 係可從四氟乙烯·乙烯共聚合體(ETFE)、四氟乙烯^全氟烷 基乙烯醚共聚合體⑽)、四氟乙烯·六氟兩稀共聚合體 (FEP)、及聚四氟乙烯(PTFE)所構成群組中選擇。 且’為能在緩衝材表面上積層(配置)表層材,而使用樹 脂、預浸片或接合纖維。 樹脂係可使用環氧樹脂、聚醯亞胺樹脂,且亦可使用諸如 敗薄膜等熱炼接性樹脂等等。預浸片係可使用破璃環氧的預 098123601 12 201008774 次片等。接合纖維係可使用諸如未延伸C0NEX®纖維、全芳 香族聚酯纖維(商品名:VECTRAN®)。 其次,針對本發明實施態樣根據圖1至圖5進行說明。 圖2所示係本發明一實施態樣的成形壓合用耐熱緩衝材 口J視圖圖3所不係另一實施態樣的成形壓合用耐熱緩衝材 剖視圖’圖4所示係® 2所示祕壓合用耐減衝材的放大 ❿ 參 圖2、圖緩衝材1G係由:基體⑽ 謂其中-侧(其卜㈣㈣)面(㈣切 層ία積層於基懸10B另一侧面(背面)的第2能材層 積層於第1氈材層1A表面的第3氈材層1C、以及積二 2減層以表面的第4歸層11}構成。及積層於第 二=層U與第_層⑽利用 體⑽的表面與背面上。第3歸層1C :裝於基 第1歸層1A上。第4剛1D係利、,於 魅材層1B上。 用針軋文«於第2 由細纖度短纖維構成的複數起毛纖維體30,传· ⑽,且形成於緩衝材1Q厚度方向並=通基體 1B、1C、1D相連結。 吓有的範材層U、 圖2所示第1緩衝材10中,第1親材層1A、第卜 1B、第3魅材層lc及第4鼓材層❿,分 蚝材層 香族聚酿胺或對位式芳香族聚醯胺中之—者二間仅式芳 098123601 ^ 一' I 均含 13 201008774 有。 例如第3魅材層1C與第4魅材層1D係由導熱率低的短纖 維(在此為間位式芳香族聚醢胺)魅材構成。依此的話’便可 緩和熱盤40的熱不均情況。 且’第1耗材層1A與第2觀材層1B係由導熱率高的短纖 維(在此為對位式芳香族聚醯胺)範材構成。依此的話,因為 提高緩衝性,因而緩衝材1〇整體便可均衡地設定升溫速度 調整與緩衝性。 圖3所示第2緩衝材20係構成在第丨緩衝材1〇(圖2)表 面(在此為其中一面與另一面二者)上,積層著表層材1E的 構造。即,在第3氈材層1C表面上利用接合手段p接合著 表層材1E。在第4氈材層1D表面上亦利用接合手段p接合 著表層材1E。 第2緩衝材20中,第1氈材層ία、第2氈材層1B、第3 氈材層1C及f 4鼓材層1D,分別含有m立式芳香族聚酿胺 或對位式芳香族聚醯胺中之一者、或二者均含有。 第1緩衝材10與第2緩衝材20中,基體10B係由將耐熱 性纖維構成的經紗丽與緯紗魔進行織製構成的織布形 成。該耐熱性纖維係從間位式芳香族聚醯胺、對位式芳香族 聚醯胺、全芳香族聚g旨纖維、聚對苯基笨并雙十坐(pB〇)纖 維、及不銹鋼纖維所構成群組中選擇。 基體1〇Β較佳係提升此種上述將經紗10B1與緯紗10B2 098123601 14 201008774 進行織製的織布強度,亦可取代此織布,改為僅將經紗與緯 紗重疊合的構造。 依此的話’基體10B係具有經紗10B1與緯紗10B2,而多 數起毛纖維體30係貫通基體ι〇Β並朝緩衝材1〇、2〇厚度方 向形成。所以,朝2方向延伸的經紗10B1、朝X方向延伸 的緯鈔10B2、以及朝γ方向(緩衝材10、2〇厚度方向)延伸 的起毛纖維體30,係相互大致正交呈三次元配置(即χ、γ、 • z正乂座標系)。且’因為起毛纖維體3〇貫通基體1〇B,因 此起毛纖維冑3 0的途中部分便破實地與基體i 〇 B才目保持⑽ 2〜圖4)。 結果,因為多數起毛纖維體30發揮朝緩衝材10、20厚度 方向的彈性效果’因而提升緩衝材W、別的緩衝性。 在基體1〇B其中—面(表面)與另-面(背面)上,利用針軋 刀別女4者第1崎層u與第2 層。在第^氍材層 ^面上利料軋安裝㈣3财層1G。在第2 1B表面上’針軋衫著第4財層. ^ 在依此所形成的第 0置毛材層1C表面、與第4氈材層ln 表面上,分別配置著镇 ΓΠΜϋγ,ΛΑ 呀σ手段Ρ。接合手段Ρ係例如未延伸 ⑶順⑧的賴維且基|較少的储。 再者,若在該接合手丨Λ „ , At 表面上配置著表層材1E並呈籍 層狀態,將整體施行執厭人 至積 ''变α ’接合手段p便會熔融。結杲, 經由熔融接合手段ΡΜ &將弟3氈材層ic與表層材1Ε牢固 098123601 15 201008774 地接合(接合)。gWhen the resin viscosity is too high, if the pressure is applied to the prepreg 70, the resin does not sufficiently flow, and the air contained in the resin does not disappear, so that the insulation of the laminated product may cause problems. Therefore, it has an excellent heating rate. Anyway. Requirements: Xi:: When forming pressure is used, kraft paper or the like is often used as a cushioning material. 2 It is a large-scale and sophisticated evolution of building products, so it is eager for cushioning materials with excellent characteristics. Such a cushioning material is, for example, a pulp containing inorganic fibers and a heat-resistant aromatic body (Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 59-No. 95), and: 098123601 5 201008774 Aromatic polyamide fibers (曰本Patent Special Opening 62 i56i 公报 Bulletin). However, it is difficult to maintain cushioning properties of any of the cushioning materials, and thus the life is short. For example, such a cushioning material is formed by press-fitting (four) thermal cushioning material C4 as shown in Fig. 6. Fig. 6 is a cross-sectional view showing a conventional heat-resistant cushioning material for forming press-bonding. The cushioning material C4 shown in Fig. 6 is composed of a base UB, a short fiber riding layer 11A laminated on the surface of the base nB, and a needle-rolled short fiber felt layer 11A laminated on the back surface of the base ιι. Accordingly, the cushioning material C4 is laminated with two layers of felt layers lu and nA. The short fiber of the felt layer 11A is composed of meta-type aromatic polyamine. The base body iib uses a woven fabric formed by a warp yarn UB1 composed of a heat-generating fiber and a weft yarn (10). The coffin layer 丨丨A of the cushioning material C 4 can be easily adjusted in temperature because the short fiber system is composed of meta-fragrance styrofoam. However, the opposite bite of short-acting bitcoamine is more difficult to maintain: the raw side punch C4 has a shorter life. Therefore, in order to maintain the cushioning property of the cushioning material C4, the dimensional density of the dimension. However, if the increase of the domain_face density/consideration is shortened and slowed down, it is difficult to adjust the temperature rise rate, and the second heat transfer rate is threatened to cause deterioration in the use. & scale (: 4 will become heavier, in order to solve such a shortcoming of the cushioning material C4, there is a combination of the heat-resistant cushioning material C5. Fig. 7 is another sectional view: 7 / kg not forming the cushioning material C5. °, shape Fortress heat resisting 098123601 6 201008774 The cushioning material C5 shown in Fig. 7 is composed of a base 21B, a short-fiber felt layer 21A laminated on the surface of the base 21B and needle-rolled, and a staple fiber felt laminated on the back surface of the base 21B and needle-rolled. The material layer 21A is formed. That is, the cushioning material (7) is a double layer - the energy layer 21A, 21A is laminated. - The short fiber of the felt layer 21A is an alignment type mainly composed of polyparaphenylene terephthalate or phenylenediamine. The base 2 ΐβ is a woven fabric having a warp yarn 21Β1 and a weft yarn 21Β2 composed of a heat-generating fiber. φ Because the cushion material C2 of the cushioning material C5 is made of a para-type aromatic polyamine Since the cushioning property is maintained, the cushioning property is maintained high. However, since the thermal conductivity of the cushioning material c5 is too high, it is difficult to adjust the temperature rise rate of the cushioning material C5. In order to adjust the temperature increase rate, it is necessary to increase the areal density of the short fibers, but the cushioning material 邙Will become heavy' and thus easy to use U.S. Patent No. 5,945,358, the disclosure of which is incorporated herein by reference to U.S. Patent No. 5, 945, 358, the disclosure of which is incorporated herein by reference. It is possible to fix the spunbonded nonwoven fabric to the papermaking drum, and the cotton felt fibers are arranged in the thickness direction of the felt. However, the papermaking felt is used to move away from the felt and apply pressure to the wet paper, and is not heated by a hot plate or the like. The use of t is not required for the papermaking number, such as heat resistance, temperature increase rate adjustment, and cushioning maintenance. Therefore, the U.S. Patent Leg, 9 Milk, No. Bulletin does not have the effect of the present invention. [Patent Document 1] Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 59, No. 92,995, No. 098,123, 601, and Japanese Patent Publication No. JP-A-62-156100 [Patent Document 3] US Patent No. 5, 945, The present invention has been made to solve such a problem, and an object of the invention is to provide a heat-resistant cushioning material for forming press-bonding which is easy to adjust the temperature-increasing rate and excellent in cushioning property. In view of the above, the present invention is a heat-resistant cushioning material for forming a laminate of a base material and a felt material by using a molding press device to produce a sound-sounding product (molded body). The cushioning material is applied to one side of the base body. On the other side, at least each layer (ie, a layer or two or more layers) is provided with a layer of heat-resistant staple fibers. Inside the cushioning material, a plurality of raised fiber systems composed of short fibers of fine denier penetrate the above-mentioned The base body is formed in the thickness direction of the cushioning material and connects all of the above-mentioned felt layers. 7. By this, the cushioning property can be obtained, and the temperature increase rate can be adjusted to uniformly transfer the heat to the laminated product. ' Heat resistant cushioning material. The "felt layer of each heat-resistant short fiber for characteristic molding and press-bonding" is composed of a fiber 彳+, a θ # #, a r 玍 short fiber and another short fiber 仃 4, and the heat-resistant short fiber contains η. v % by weight in the weaving dimension of the system containing the _ choice! Species or ages and lychee fibers are selected from the group. Raising fiber The fleece fiber system is intertwined by interlacing with needle rolling. 098123601 The 201008774 system consists of a fineness of 1.0 10. 〇dtex (Danny) and heat-resistant short fibers. In this case, the fineness of the raised fiber body is preferably 1. 0~6. Odtex (better 1. 0~3. Odtex). The density of the cushioning material is preferably G.3g/cm^G 5g/cm3.1, preferably by laminating the surface layer on the surface of the punching material. The surface layer is joined to the cushioning material by means of joining means (e.g., resin, prepreg, bonded short fibers, etc.). The raised fibers are the fibers that are oriented in the direction of the thickness of the cushioning material. "Flocking fiber body" means that at least three of the above-mentioned raised fibers are bundled. The bundled raised fiber body is preferably disposed in a plan view from the buffer material per unit area (w) to 束5 bundles (i.e., 5 bundles/cro2). Further, the upper limit of the number of bundles of the batt fibers of the cushioning material may be in a plan view of the cushioning material, and almost or all of the unit area may be occupied by the bundle of raised fibers. The aspect of the above-mentioned raised fiber body can be confirmed by a microscope (refer to Fig. 4). In the direction of the thickness of the cushioning material, the domain of the cushioning material is aligned with the base of the cushioning material toward the substantially vertical side 6+D7. In the present invention, the short fiber axis of the raised fiber is a buffer material that is aligned in the range of 45 degrees to 135 筌 in the range of the base degree and 225 degrees to the = surface area, respectively. And culvert 3 is formed in the structure of the buffer material in the thickness direction. In addition, as shown in FIG. 2 and FIG. 3 which will be described later, it is easy to adjust the temperature rise rate of the heat-resistant cushioning material for forming press-bonding in the x direction (10) extending in the warp direction and the weft yarn, 098123601 9 201008774, And the cushioning property is maintained excellent. [Embodiment] The basic structure of the heat-resistant cushioning material for press-forming of the present invention is a cushioning material used in the production of a laminated product by a molding press, and a layer is laminated between the substrate and the drum layer. The cushioning material is provided with at least an i-layer (i.e., i-layer or two-layer or more), respectively, with respect to the surface (surface) and the other surface (back surface) of the substrate. Inside the cushioning material, a plurality of raised fiber systems, which are composed of short fine fibers, are formed through the substrate 1 in the thickness direction of the cushioning material and connect all the felt layers. In particular, it is preferable that the cushioning material is a cushioning material, and the contact resistance of the nucleus layer is preferably a meta-type aromatic polyamine ((10) 渺, trade name / Teijin Co., Ltd.; coffee 18, trade name / One or more selected from the group consisting of DuPont Co., Ltd., the para-type aromatic polyamines CAR8, the trade name/DuPont company; the Twar〇n, the trade name/the Teijin shares, and the fire-resistant fiber. Kind. For example, the sacrificial layer may be composed of a short fiber composed of a meta-type aromatic polyamine and a complex short-term mixture of a para-type aromatic amine, and a buffer is used for the buffer material. When the laminated product is produced by the forming press-fitting device, the thermal buffer material is combined with the secret pressure layer of the base layer and the layered layer. The buffer material is a material layer of a short fiber containing a meta-type aromatic polyamine, and another dragon layer of a short fiber containing a para-type aromatic polyamide, respectively. (surface) and the other side (back) 098123601 201008774 Each has at least 1 layer (ie 1 or more layers). In the inside of the cushioning material, a plurality of raised fiber systems composed of short fibers having a fine fineness penetrate the above-mentioned money, and the above-mentioned slow riding thickness is formed and all the layers of the cooked material are joined. • The preferred hair raising fiber system in the cushioning material is formed by using a heat-resistant short fiber having a fineness of 1·〇 to 6.0 dtex (Danny) and performing fiber-bonding by needle rolling. More preferably, the buffer material density is 03g/cm3i 05g/cm3. • s is a weak interfiber interweaving between fat and short fibers, making it difficult to form high-density hair fibers. Correction, the book is rich, the fluffing fiber system has fineness: degree heat-resistant short fiber. Namely, a fine-density heat-resistant residual fiber is produced, and a high-density raised fiber body is formed by interlacing fibers between needles. Therefore, the majority of the nucleus _ dimension consists of a lot of fluffy in the cushion: phase:: the above-mentioned matrix, and formed in the thickness direction of the cushioning material and all the punching materials are strict, / ° according to this, the density is mostly hairy fiber body It can be used for slow temperature rise (4), and cushioning _ sex buckle. Kawasaki can (4) carry out the upper body in the case of feeding the wire, and when using the thickness of the Bersaki (4), the hair raising _Wei will play the elastic speed of the cushioning material. The fine-fibre staple fiber and the raised fiber body do not penetrate the 098,123,601 degree direction and the thermal conductivity deteriorates. The buffer material base of the team is so thicker than the cushioning material. If the density of the cushioning material is 〇3g/cml〇.5g/cm3, the cushioning material elasticity is improved due to the high density 201008774, and the cushioning property of the fiber is multiplied. The role of the cushioning. The force is preferably laminated on the surface of the cushioning material. According to this, when the composite product (formed body) is pressed and pressed, the surface of the surface material undergoes follow-up deformation in accordance with the shape of the uneven surface. As a result, since the surface layer is in close contact with the laminated product, the cushioning material can easily adhere to the uneven surface of the laminated product. Therefore, the hot plate can transmit a heat-resistant resin having a mold release property, preferably a cover film or a metal bond, or a hot plate, to the laminate. For the film, the layer film may be a thin resin or a polystyrene resin which is a composite film for press-forming, and a polyolefin resin may be used. Further, as the cover film, a paper made of a fiber mainly composed of poly-m-phenylm-xylyleneamine can be used, such as Ν0ΜΕΧ® (trade name/made by DuPont) paper. As the metal foil, for example, an aluminum alloy foil, a stainless steel foil, or the like can be used. The heat resistant resin may be derived from tetrafluoroethylene/ethylene copolymer (ETFE), tetrafluoroethylene/perfluoroalkyl vinyl ether copolymer (10), tetrafluoroethylene/hexafluoroethylene dilute copolymer (FEP), and polytetrafluoroethylene. Selected from the group consisting of ethylene (PTFE). Further, in order to laminate (dispose) the surface layer on the surface of the cushioning material, a resin, a prepreg or a bonding fiber is used. As the resin, an epoxy resin or a polyimide resin can be used, and a heat-fusible resin such as a film can be used. For the prepreg, a pre-weave epoxy 119123601 12 201008774 or the like can be used. For the bonded fiber system, for example, unextended COSEX® fiber, wholly aromatic polyester fiber (trade name: VECTRAN®) can be used. Next, an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to Figs. 1 to 5 . 2 is a cross-sectional view of a heat-resistant cushioning material for forming press-bonding according to an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view showing a heat-resistant cushioning material for forming press-bonding according to another embodiment. Fig. 2, the cushioning material 1G is composed of: the base (10) is the middle side (the fourth (four) (four)) surface (the (four) cut layer ία laminated on the other side of the base suspension 10B (back side) 2, the third felt layer 1C on the surface of the first felt layer 1A, and the fourth layer 11} on the surface of the first layer 2 layer, and the second layer U and the layer _ layer (10) The surface of the body (10) and the back surface are used. The third layer is 1C: it is attached to the first layer 1A of the base. The 4th is 1D, and it is on the layer 1B of the charm material. The plurality of raised fiber bodies 30 composed of fine fine fibers have been transmitted (10) and formed in the thickness direction of the cushioning material 1Q and connected to the base bodies 1B, 1C, and 1D. The scared layer U is shown in Fig. 2 In the cushioning material 10, the first affinity layer 1A, the first 1B, the third enchantment layer lc, and the fourth drum layer ❿ are classified into a eucalyptus layer or a para-type aromatic polyamine. - two rooms芳098123601 ^ 一' I both contain 13 201008774 Yes. For example, the 3rd enchantment layer 1C and the 4th enchantment layer 1D are made of short fibers with low thermal conductivity (here, meta-type aromatic polyamide) In this case, the heat unevenness of the hot plate 40 can be alleviated. The first consumable layer 1A and the second material layer 1B are short fibers having a high thermal conductivity (here, the para-type aromatic poly In this case, since the cushioning property is improved, the temperature-increasing speed adjustment and the cushioning property can be set uniformly in the entire cushioning material 1。. The second cushioning material 20 shown in Fig. 3 is configured as the second cushioning material. The surface layer 1 (here, one surface and the other surface) is laminated with the surface layer 1E. That is, the surface layer 1E is joined to the surface of the third felt layer 1C by the joining means p. The surface layer 1E is joined to the surface of the fourth felt layer 1D by the joining means p. The first cushioning material 20, the first felt layer ία, the second felt layer 1B, and the third felt layer 1C and f 4 The drum layer 1D contains one of m vertical aromatic polyamine or para-type aromatic polyamine, or both. In the material 10 and the second cushioning material 20, the base 10B is formed of a woven fabric formed by weaving a warp yarn composed of a heat-resistant fiber and a weft yarn. The heat-resistant fiber is derived from a meta-type aromatic polyamine, a pair. The group of aromatic aromatic polyamines, all-aromatic poly-g-fibers, poly-p-phenylene stupid (pB〇) fibers, and stainless steel fibers is selected from the group consisting of. The above-described weaving strength of the warp yarn 10B1 and the weft yarn 10B2 098123601 14 201008774 may be replaced with a structure in which only the warp yarn and the weft yarn are overlapped. In this case, the base 10B has the warp yarn 10B1 and the weft yarn 10B2, and most of the pile fiber body 30 penetrates the base material ι and is formed in the thickness direction of the cushioning material 1〇, 2〇. Therefore, the warp yarn 10B1 extending in the two directions, the weft banknote 10B2 extending in the X direction, and the raised fiber body 30 extending in the γ direction (the buffer material 10, 2〇 thickness direction) are substantially orthogonal to each other in a three-dimensional configuration ( That is, χ, γ, • z is the coordinate system). And because the pilling fiber body 3 〇 penetrates the substrate 1 〇 B, the intermediate portion of the pilling fiber 胄 30 is solidly held with the substrate i 〇 B (10) 2 to 4). As a result, since most of the raised fiber bodies 30 exert an elastic effect toward the thickness direction of the cushioning members 10, 20, the cushioning material W and other cushioning properties are improved. On the base 1〇B, the first surface layer u and the second layer are used on the surface (surface) and the other surface (back surface). In the first coffin layer, the surface is rolled and installed (4) 3G layer 1G. On the surface of the 2nd 1B, the needle-rolled shirt is covered with the fourth layer of money. ^ On the surface of the 0th layer of the first layer of wool 1C and the surface of the layer of the 4th layer of the layer of the felt layer ln, respectively, the town ΓΠΜϋ is placed, ΛΑ 呀σ means Ρ. The means of bonding are, for example, unrestricted (3) suffixes of 8 valences. Further, when the surface layer 1E is placed on the surface of the joint hand „, At, and the layer is in the state of the layer, the whole body is subjected to the entanglement of the ''alpha'' bonding means p, which melts. The fusion bonding means amp & the 3rd felt layer ic and the top layer 1 Ε firmly 098123601 15 201008774 ground joint (joined).

_n ,!由熔融接合手段P,將第4氈材層ID 與表層材牢固地接合(接合)。 Μ針對為依起毛纖維體30貫穿基體10β的方式,朝 20厚度方向形成複數起毛纖維體 30的方法進行 說明。 (順序1) 首先最初準備當作基體1GB用的織布。在該織布的表面 月 刀別積層著經梳棉的短纖維網。然後,施行針軋, 而在織布(基體10B)上施行短纖維的交織處理。藉此,在織 布(基體10B)其中一面(表面)與另一面(背面),分別積層著 第1數材層1A與第2氈材層1B。 該針軋係使用每丨稜邊為6倒鉤(刺)以下的針軋用針(以 下稱「織針」)。針軋次數係5〇次/cm2以下。此外,織針的 第1倒鉤(從針尖觀看靠最近位置的倒鉤)係設定於接觸到 織布表面的位置處,並施行針札。 藉由此種交織處理,短纖維的軸線方向便對織布呈平行。 (順序2)_n ,! The fourth felt layer ID and the surface layer material are firmly joined (joined) by the fusion bonding means P. Μ A method of forming a plurality of raised fiber bodies 30 in the thickness direction of 20 in a manner that the hair fiber body 30 penetrates the base 10β is described. (Sequence 1) First, a woven fabric for 1 GB of the base is initially prepared. On the surface of the woven fabric, a carded short fiber web is laminated. Then, needle rolling is performed, and interlacing treatment of short fibers is performed on the woven fabric (base 10B). Thereby, the first number of material layers 1A and the second felt layer 1B are laminated on one surface (surface) and the other surface (back surface) of the woven fabric (base body 10B). In this needle rolling, a needle for needle rolling (hereinafter referred to as "needle") of 6 or less barbs (thorn) is used. The number of needle rolling is 5 times/cm2 or less. Further, the first barb of the knitting needle (the barb that is closest to the position viewed from the needle tip) is set at a position that comes into contact with the surface of the woven fabric, and the needle is applied. By this interlacing treatment, the axial direction of the short fibers is parallel to the woven fabric. (sequence 2)

直到第1氈材1A與第2氈材1B分別達既定基重之前’均 重複上述積層作業。最後,若第丨氈材u與第2氈材1B 已達既定基重,便移往為形成起毛纖維體3〇的順序。 (順序3) 此順序係使用較在上述交織處理中所使用織針具有更多 098123601 201008774 數倒鉤(刺)的織針(例如每1稜邊有8倒鉤以上的針)。然 後,利用該織針在緩衝材10、20厚度方向上形成複數起毛 纖維體30。 例如使用雙稜邊18倒鉤的針,並將針軋次數設為8〇次 /cm以上將織針設定為織針的最後倒鉤(從針尖觀看位於 最遠位置的倒釣)位於貫通織布位置的狀態。 右依此狀態施行針軋,複數起毛纖維體30便貫通織布(基 鲁體10B) ’ 形成於緩衝材1〇、2〇厚度方向,並將所有觀材 ^相連結°依此的話’便完成具有複數起毛纖維體30的緩 衝材10、20。 田短纖維的細纖度未滿1〇dtex時,會因針札而使短纖維 容易起毛球,較難形成起毛纖維體30。反之,當短纖維的 細纖度超過6. Qdtex時’因為短纖維間的輯較弱,因而較 難形成尚密歧毛纖維體3G,緩衝材⑽衝性變弱。 所以,本發明緩衝材1〇、2〇 ^ 中起毛纖維體30的短纖維 纖度較佳在1. 0〜6· Odtex範圍内。依卜 .,^ 鬥依此的話,因為較難因針 軋導致短纖維成為毛球,因而可輕 30。此外,因為短纖維間的交織變強$成起毛纖維體 密度起毛纖維體30,緩衝材1G、㈣^可輕易地形成高 •3. Odtex的耐熱 別的緩衡性會變強。 另外’本發明中’最佳係使用細纖度ι 性短纖維。 具有上述構造的緩衝材10、20,伤、 糸適用於例如圖1所示 098123601 201008774 雙面印刷佈線板之製造裝置的積層板成形壓合裴置 1 遇圖 1所示係成為雙面印刷佈線板之基板的積層板,屬於積層製 品的情況。 [實施例] 定 以下,針對本發明成形壓合用耐熱緩衝材,使用實施例進 行更詳細說明。另外,下述實施例並不對本發明進行任何阼 實施例與比較例中,下述構造全部均使用共通物。 馨 (1) 緩衝材基體: 緩衝材基體係使用將間位式㈣麵醯胺的纺紗 該織布的纖維係⑽,(商品名/帝人股份有限 (2) 針軋條件: (a) 交織處理的條件: 、使用每1稜邊為6倒釣的針,將針札次數設 2 並將織針的第1_設定於接觸到織布表也人’ (b) 起毛纖維體的形成條件: 的位置。 實施例中’在交織處理後,制每 將針軋次數設為80文/ 2 邊為18倒鉤的針, 織布的位置處。 ^ ’將織針的最,触定於貫通 比較例巾’依未形从切㈣的 使用2稜邊為18倒夠 在父織處理後, 098123601 將針軋次數設為8〇次/cm2,並 18 201008774 將織針的第1倒夠設定於接觸到織布表面的位置。 (1) 相關構成魅材的短纖維 ,就實施例1~9、比較例U係 使用下述者。 (a) 間位式芳香族聚醯胺的短纖維係使用C0NEX®(商品名/ 帝人股份有限公司製)2dtex的切長50mm短纖維。 (b) 對位式芳香族聚醯胺的短纖維係使用聚對苯二甲醯對苯 二胺(KEVLAR®、商品名/杜邦公司製)2dtex的切長50mm短 纖維。 (2) 相關構成氈材的短纖維,就實施例1〇〜12、比較例6、7 係使用下述者。 (a )間位式芳香族聚醯胺的短纖維係使用c 〇 NE X® (商品名/ 帝人股份有限公司製)6dtex的切長50mm短纖維。 (b)對位式芳香族聚醯胺的短纖維係使用聚對苯二曱醯對苯 二胺(KEVLAR®、商品名/杜邦公司製)5dtex的切長5〇咖短 • 纖維。 ^ (實施例1) 在織布W表面與背面,分別積層|由聚對苯二甲酸對苯二 胺的短纖維形成的棉網。然後,施行針乾,而分別形成^ 氈材層1A與第2氈材層1B,便製得實施例丨的緩衝材。 (實施例2) 在織布的表面與背面分別積層著由⑽哪的短纖維 的棉網。然後,施行針軋,而分別形成第1歸層u與第 098123601 19 201008774 2氈材層IB,便製得實施例2的緩衝材。 (實施例3) 在織布表面(其中一熱盤40侧之面)上,將由聚對苯二曱 醯對苯二胺的短纖維形成網並積層,在織布背面(其中一熱 盤40的背後側之面),將C0NEX®的短纖維形成網並積層。 然後’施行針軋’而分別形成第1氈材層1A與第2氈材層 1B ’便製得實施例3的緩衝材。 (實施例4) 在織布表面(其中一熱盤40側之面)上,將聚對苯二曱醯 對苯二胺的短纖維50重量%、與碳纖維5〇重量%施行混綿處 理物形成網並積層。在織布背面(其中一熱盤4〇的背後側之 面)’將CONEX®的短纖維50重量%、與碳纖維50重量%施行 混綿處理物形成網並積層。 然後,施行針軋,而分別形成第1氈材層1A與第2氈材 層1B ’便製得實施例4的緩衝材。 (實施例5) 在織布表面(其中一熱盤4〇側之面)將c〇NEX(g)的短纖維形 成網並積層,在織布背面(其中—熱盤4()的背後侧之面)上 將聚對苯二曱醯對苯二胺的短纖維形成網並積層。然後,施 行針軋,而分別形成第i蹄層u與第2熟材層1B,便製 得實施例5的緩衝材。 (實施例6) 098123601 20 201008774 在織布的表面與背面上均將聚對苯二甲醢對苯二胺的短 纖維形成棉網並積居。χ 1 9 然後,施行針札,而分別形成第1 氈材層1A與第2s # 氍材層1β ,便製得實施例6的缓衝材。该 實施例6中,相較於督 、貫施例1,增加短纖維的面密度。 (實施例7) 在實施例1所製租 得緩衝材表面上,更將C0NEX®的短纖維 形成網並積層。缺你 ,The above lamination operation is repeated until the first felt 1A and the second felt 1B reach a predetermined basis weight, respectively. Finally, if the second felt material u and the second felt material 1B have reached a predetermined basis weight, they are moved to the order of forming the raised fiber body 3〇. (Sequence 3) This sequence uses a needle having more than 098,123,601,08,080,000 barbs (thorns) than the needle used in the above-described interlacing process (for example, a needle having 8 barbs or more per 1 edge). Then, a plurality of raised fibrous bodies 30 are formed in the thickness direction of the cushioning members 10 and 20 by the knitting needles. For example, a needle with a double-edge 18 barb is used, and the number of times of needle rolling is set to 8 times/cm or more. The knitting needle is set as the last barb of the knitting needle (the inverted fishing at the farthest position viewed from the needle tip) is located in the weaving The status of the cloth position. The right needle is rolled in this state, and the plurality of raised fiber bodies 30 are passed through the woven fabric (Kilu body 10B)' formed in the thickness direction of the cushioning material 1〇, 2〇, and all the viewing materials are connected to each other. The cushioning members 10, 20 having a plurality of raised fibrous bodies 30 are completed. When the fineness of the short fibers of the field is less than 1 〇 dtex, the short fibers are easily pilling due to the needles, and it is difficult to form the raised fibrous body 30. On the other hand, when the fineness of the short fibers exceeds 6. Qdtex, the shortness between the short fibers is weak, so that it is difficult to form the densely-bricked fibrous body 3G, and the cushioning material (10) is weak. l O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O. According to this, Ib., ^, because it is difficult to make short fibers into hair balls due to needle rolling, so it can be light 30. Further, since the interlacing between the short fibers becomes stronger, the foaming fiber body density is raised into the fiber body 30, and the cushioning materials 1G and (4) can be easily formed to be high. 3. The heat resistance of the Odtex is stronger. Further, in the 'invention of the present invention', a fine-density staple fiber is used. The cushioning materials 10 and 20 having the above-described configuration are suitable for use in a laminated plate forming and pressing device 1 such as the manufacturing device of the 098123601 201008774 double-sided printed wiring board shown in FIG. 1, which is a double-sided printed wiring as shown in FIG. The laminate of the substrate of the board belongs to the case of a laminated product. [Examples] Hereinafter, the heat-resistant cushioning material for press forming of the present invention will be described in more detail using examples. Further, the following examples are not intended to carry out any of the invention. In the examples and comparative examples, the following structures all use a common substance. Xin (1) Buffer base: The buffer base system uses the interfacial (tetra) decylamine to spin the woven fabric (10), (trade name / Teijin shares limited (2) needle rolling conditions: (a) interweaving Conditions for treatment: Use a needle that is 6 inverted for each edge, set the number of needles to 2, and set the first _ of the needle to the woven fabric. (b) Formation conditions of the raised fiber body The position of the woven fabric is set at the position of the woven fabric. Through the comparative example towel, the shape of the cut (four) is 2, the edge is 18, and after the parent weave, 098123601 sets the number of needle rolling to 8 times/cm2, and 18 201008774 puts the first needle of the knitting needle It is set to the position where it touches the surface of a woven fabric. (1) For the short fibers which are related to the enchanting material, the following examples are used for Examples 1 to 9 and Comparative Example U. (a) Short of the meta-type aromatic polyamide For the fiber system, C0NEX® (trade name / manufactured by Teijin Co., Ltd.) 2dtex cut length 50mm short fiber is used. (b) Short-fiber system for para-type aromatic polyamide Polyethylene terephthalate p-phenylenediamine (KEVLAR®, trade name / manufactured by DuPont) 2dtex cut length 50mm short fiber. (2) Related short fibers of the felt material, Example 1〇~12, Comparative Example (6) The staple fiber of the meta-type aromatic polyamine is a staple fiber of 50 mm short length of 6 dtex of c 〇NE X® (trade name / manufactured by Teijin Co., Ltd.). The short fiber of the para-type aromatic polyamine is a polystyrene terephthalamide (KEVLAR®, trade name/DuPont) 5dtex cut length 5 〇 coffee short fiber. ^ (Example 1) On the surface and the back surface of the woven fabric W, a cotton web formed of short fibers of polyphenylene terephthalate is laminated, and then needle drying is performed to form a felt layer 1A and a second felt material, respectively. In the layer 1B, the cushioning material of the example was obtained. (Example 2) A cotton web of short fibers of (10) was laminated on the surface and the back surface of the woven fabric. Then, needle rolling was performed to form the first return. The buffer material of Example 2 was obtained by layer u and the 098123601 19 201008774 2 felt layer IB. (Example 3) On the surface of the woven fabric (one of the hot plates 4) On the side of the 0 side, a short fiber of polyparaphenylene terephthalamide is formed into a mesh and laminated, and on the back side of the woven fabric (the side of the back side of a hot plate 40), short fibers of C0NEX® are formed. Then, the cushioning material of Example 3 was prepared by performing "needle rolling" to form the first felt layer 1A and the second felt layer 1B'. (Example 4) On the surface of the woven fabric (one of which was hot On the surface of the disk 40, 50% by weight of short fibers of polyparaphenylene terephthalamide and 50% by weight of carbon fibers were mixed to form a net and laminated. On the back surface of the woven fabric (the surface on the back side of one of the hot plates 4), 50% by weight of the short fibers of CONEX® and 50% by weight of the carbon fibers were mixed to form a net and laminated. Then, the cushioning material of Example 4 was obtained by performing pin rolling to form the first felt layer 1A and the second felt layer 1B', respectively. (Example 5) A short fiber of c〇NEX (g) was formed into a mesh on the surface of the woven fabric (on the side of one of the hot plates 4), and laminated on the back side of the woven fabric (wherein the back side of the hot plate 4 () On the other side, the short fibers of polyparaphenylene terephthalamide are formed into a network and laminated. Then, by pin rolling, the i-th layer u and the second clinker layer 1B were respectively formed, and the cushioning material of Example 5 was obtained. (Example 6) 098123601 20 201008774 The short fibers of polyparaphenylene terephthalamide were formed into a cotton web on the surface and the back surface of the woven fabric and accumulated. χ 1 9 Then, the first felt layer 1A and the second s # coffin layer 1β were formed by performing the needles, and the cushioning material of Example 6 was obtained. In the sixth embodiment, the areal density of the short fibers was increased as compared with the case of the first embodiment. (Example 7) On the surface of the cushioning material prepared in Example 1, the short fibers of COPEX® were further formed into a mesh and laminated. Missing you,

…、灸’鉍行針軋,分別形成第3氈材層1C 與第4氈材層1D (實施例8)..., moxibustion, rolling, forming the third felt layer 1C and the fourth felt layer 1D (Example 8)

便製得實施例7的緩衝材。 在實施例2所製得緩衝材表面上,更將聚對苯二甲酿對苯 -胺的短纖維㊉成網並積層。然後,施行針軋,分別形成第 3魅材層1C與第4崎層1D,便製得實施例8的緩衝材。 (實施例9) 在實施例7所製得緩衝材表面上,更進一步隔著玻璃環氧 ❹的預浸片接合著ETFE薄膜,便製得實施例9的緩衝材。 (實施例10) 在織布表面(其中一熱盤40侧之面)上將聚對苯二甲醯對 苯二胺的短纖維形成網並積層,且在織布背面(其中一熱盤 40的背後側之面)上將C0NEX®的短纖維形成網並積層。然 後’施行針乾,分別形成第1氈材層1A與第2氈材層1B, 便製得實施例1〇的緩衝材。 (實施例11) 098123601 21 201008774 在織布表面(其中一熱盤40侧之面)上,將聚對苯二曱酿 對苯二胺的短纖維50重量%、與碳纖維5〇重量%施行混綿處 理物形成網並積層。在織布背面(其中一熱盤40的背後侧之 面)上,將CONEX®的短纖維50重量%與碳纖維5〇重量%施行 混綿處理物形成網並積層。 然後,施行針軋,而分別形成第丨氈材層1A與第2氈材 層1B,便製得實施例η的緩衝材。 (實施例12) 在實施例10所製得缓衝材表面上,更進一步隔著玻璃環 氧的預浸片接合著ETFE薄臈,便製得實施例12的緩衝材。 (比較例1) 在織布的表面與背面上’分別將聚對苯二甲醯對苯二胺的 短纖維形成柿網並積層。然後,施行針軋,而分別形成第i 耗材層1A與第2魅材層1B,便製得比較例1的緩衝材。 (比較例2) 在織布的表面與背面上’分別將⑽—的_維形成棉 網並積層。然後,施行針札,而分別形成第i _層_ 第2觀材層1B ’便製得比較例2的緩衝材。 (比較例3) 在織布表面(其中一熱盤40侧之面)上將聚對笨二甲醯對 苯二胺的减轉賴並積層,在料#面(其巾—軌盤4〇 的背後側之面)上將C0NEX⑧的短纖維形成網並積層。然後, 098123601 201008774 施行針軋,而分別形成第1氈材層1A與第2氈材層IB,便 製得比較例3的緩衝材。 (比較例4) 在織布表面(其中一熱盤40側之面)上,將由聚對苯二甲 醯對苯二胺的短纖維50重量%、與碳纖維50重量%施行混綿 處理物形成網並積層。在織布背面(其中一熱盤40的背後側 之面)上,將由C0NEX®的短纖維50重量%、與碳纖維50重 量%施行混綿處理物形成網並積層。 然後,施行針軋而分別形成第1熟材層1A與第2魅材層 1B ’便製得比較例4的緩衝材。 (比較例5) 在依比較例3所製得緩衝材表面上,更進一步隔著玻璃環 氧的預浸片接合著ETFE薄膜,便製得比較例5的緩衝材。 (比較例6) 在織布表面(其中一熱盤40侧之面)上,將聚對苯二曱醯 對苯二胺的短纖維形成網並積層,在織布背面(其中一熱盤 40的背後侧之面)上,將CONEX®的短纖維形成網並積層。然 後,施行針軋,而分別形成第1氈材層1A與第2氈材層1B, 便製得比較例6的緩衝材。 (比較例7) 在依比較例6所製得緩衝材表面上,更進一步隔著玻璃環 氧的預浸片接合著ETFE薄膜,便製得比較例7的緩衝材。 098123601 23 201008774 有=等實施例與比較例所製得緩衝材的樣品,使用具 =拉形壓合裝置1為相同構造的試驗裝置並施行 试驗。藉此,施行各緩衝材的性能測定。 相^緩衝材的樣品,將「在溫度⑽。c、加壓碰g/w 下維持60分鐘’然後施行水冷15分鐘、加壓開放Η分鐘」 的一連串順序設為1循環。然後,相關樣品,藉由將該-連 串順序重複_循環,而將樣品重複3〇〇次加壓後便實施 下述項目的測定。 (1) 升溫速度rc/min)的測定: 測定緩衝材樣品從9(TC變至i4(rc為止的時間,獲得升溫 速度(°C/mir〇。 升溫速度的評估係將樣品升溫速度超過18t/min且在 2. 2C/min以下者評為「◎」,將超過15<5c/min且在 °C/min以下、以及超過2. 2°C/min且在2. 5t:/min以下者 sf·為「〇」’其餘均評為「χ」(圖5)。 (2) 缓衝位移量(em)測定: 將緩衝材的樣品於加熱至丨肋它的狀態下,針對依〇 2kg 施行成形壓合時,以及依50kg施行成形壓合時的緩衝材樣 品厚度進行測定。然後,求取依5〇kg施行成形壓合時的厚 度、與依0· 2kg施行成形壓合時的厚度差,將該差設為緩衝 位移量(以m)。 缓衝位移量的評估係將樣品緩衝位移量達500//111以上者 098123601 24 201008774 評為「◎」,將400,以上且未滿50〇_者評為「〇」,將 未滿400//m者評為「x」(圖5)。 圖5所耗由實關與峨例所製得緩衝材樣品的諸物 性,與由上述試驗裝置所測得緩衝材樣品性能表。 由圖5中得知,本發明實施例的樣品相Γ於比較例的樣 品’升溫速度評估與緩衝位移量評估均呈^好 、 本發明的緩衝材係升溫速度的調整突且 "" 易,且緩衝性維持優 異。 馨再者,相關本發明各種實施例的緩衝材密度,在實施例 11中最小值(〇.3〇g/cm3),在實施例9中最大值 (〇屬“)。所以,得知本發明緩衝材密度較佳 至 0_ 5g/cm3。 以上,針對本發明實施形態進行說明,惟本發明並不僅偈 限於上述實施形態,舉凡在本發明主旨範_均可進行各種 _ 變形、附加等。 9 另外,各圓中的相同符號係指相同或相當部分。 (產業上之可利用性) 本發明的成形壓合賴減_対適用於印刷佈線板 的基板卩刷佈線板、平面顯示||、及半導體職等製造步 驟。 【圖式簡單說明】 圖1為雙面印刷佈線板的製造農置中,積層板的成形壓合 098123601 25 201008774 一例剖視圖。 圖2為本發明一實施態樣的成形壓合用耐熱緩衝材剖視 圖。 圖3為本發明另一實施態樣的成形壓合用耐熱缓衝材剖 視圖。 圖4為圖2所示成形壓合用耐熱緩衝材的放大剖視圖。 圖5為緩衝材樣品的諸物性與性能表。 圖6為習知成形壓合用耐熱緩衝材的剖視圖。 圖7為習知成形壓合用耐熱緩衝材的剖視圖。 【主要元件符號說明】 1 成形壓合裝置 1A 第1氈材層 1B 第2氈材層 1C 第3氈材層 1D 第4氈材層 1E 表層材 10 第1緩衝材 10B、11B、21B 基體 10B1 ' 11B1 > 21B1 經紗 10B2 、 11B2 、 21B2 緯紗 11A 亶毛材層 20 第2緩衝材 098123601 26 201008774 21A 短纖維鼓材層 30 起毛纖維體 40 熱盤 50 鏡面板 60 銅猪 70 預浸片 C 缓衝材 C4、C5 成形壓合用耐熱緩衝材 P 接合手段 098123601 27The cushioning material of Example 7 was obtained. On the surface of the cushioning material prepared in Example 2, the short fibers of the polyparaphenylene-p-phenyleneamine were further laminated and laminated. Then, pinching was performed to form the third enchantment layer 1C and the fourth sap layer 1D, respectively, to obtain the cushioning material of Example 8. (Example 9) A cushioning material of Example 9 was obtained by bonding an ETFE film to a surface of a cushioning material obtained in Example 7 via a prepreg of glass epoxy. (Example 10) A short fiber of polyparaphenylene terephthalamide was formed on a woven fabric surface (on the side of a hot plate 40 side) and laminated, and on the back side of the woven fabric (one of the hot plates 40) On the back side of the surface, the short fibers of C0NEX® are formed into a mesh and laminated. Then, the first felt layer 1A and the second felt layer 1B were formed by needle drying, and the cushioning material of Example 1 was obtained. (Example 11) 098123601 21 201008774 On the surface of the woven fabric (on the side of one hot plate 40 side), 50% by weight of the short fibers of the polyparaphenylene terephthalamide and 50% by weight of the carbon fiber were mixed. The treated material forms a web and is laminated. On the back side of the woven fabric (the side of the back side of one of the hot plates 40), 50% by weight of CONEX® short fibers and 5% by weight of carbon fibers were subjected to a kneading treatment to form a net and laminated. Then, by pin rolling, the second felt layer 1A and the second felt layer 1B were respectively formed, and the cushioning material of Example η was obtained. (Example 12) A cushioning material of Example 12 was obtained by bonding an ETFE sheet to a surface of a cushioning material obtained in Example 10, further with a glass epoxy-containing prepreg. (Comparative Example 1) A short fiber of polyparaphenylene terephthalamide was formed on the surface and the back surface of the woven fabric to form a pericardium net and laminated. Then, needle-rolling was performed to form the i-th consumable layer 1A and the second charm layer 1B, respectively, to obtain a cushioning material of Comparative Example 1. (Comparative Example 2) A woven web of (10) was formed on the surface and the back surface of the woven fabric, respectively, and laminated. Then, the cushioning material of Comparative Example 2 was obtained by performing the formation of the i-th layer_the second material layer 1B'. (Comparative Example 3) On the surface of the woven fabric (the side on the side of a hot plate 40), the poly(p-dimethyl hydrazine) p-phenylenediamine was reduced and laminated, and the material was coated on the surface of the slab. On the back side of the surface, the short fibers of C0NEX8 are formed into a mesh and laminated. Then, 098123601 201008774 was subjected to pin rolling to form the first felt layer 1A and the second felt layer IB, respectively, to obtain a cushioning material of Comparative Example 3. (Comparative Example 4) On the surface of the woven fabric (the surface on the side of one hot plate 40), 50% by weight of short fibers of polyparaphenylene terephthalamide and 50% by weight of carbon fibers were mixed to form a network. And layered. On the back surface of the woven fabric (the surface on the back side of one of the hot plates 40), 50% by weight of the short fibers of the COPEX® and 50% by weight of the carbon fibers were used to form a web and laminated. Then, the cushioning material of Comparative Example 4 was obtained by performing pin rolling to form the first mature material layer 1A and the second charm material layer 1B', respectively. (Comparative Example 5) A cushioning material of Comparative Example 5 was obtained by bonding an ETFE film to a surface of a cushioning material prepared in Comparative Example 3 and further interposing a glass epoxy. (Comparative Example 6) On the surface of the woven fabric (the side on the side of one hot plate 40), the short fibers of polyparaphenylene terephthalamide were formed into a mesh and laminated on the back side of the woven fabric (one of the hot plates 40) On the back side of the side, the short fibers of CONEX® are formed into a mesh and laminated. Then, the first felt layer 1A and the second felt layer 1B were formed by needle rolling, and the cushioning material of Comparative Example 6 was obtained. (Comparative Example 7) A cushioning material of Comparative Example 7 was obtained by bonding an ETFE film to a surface of a cushioning material prepared in Comparative Example 6 and further interposing a glass epoxy. 098123601 23 201008774 There was a sample of the cushioning material prepared in the examples and the comparative examples, and a test apparatus having the same configuration as the pull-type press-fit apparatus 1 was used and tested. Thereby, the performance measurement of each cushioning material was performed. A series of samples of the buffer material were set to "1 cycle" at "temperature (10), c, pressurization against g/w for 60 minutes, then water-cooling for 15 minutes, and pressurization for Η minutes". Then, the relevant sample was subjected to the measurement of the following items by repeating the - series sequential repetition_cycle and repeating the sample 3 times. (1) Measurement of temperature rise rate rc/min): The time when the buffer material sample was measured from 9 (TC to i4 (rc) was obtained, and the temperature increase rate was obtained (°C/mir〇. The evaluation of the temperature increase rate was performed by the sample temperature increase rate exceeding 18t. The s / s / s / s / s / s / s / s / s / s / s / s / s / s / The sf· is “〇” and the rest are rated as “χ” (Fig. 5). (2) Measurement of the amount of buffer displacement (em): The sample of the cushioning material is heated to the state of the ribbed rib. When 2 kg was subjected to press-forming and measurement, and the thickness of the cushioning material sample at the time of 50 kg of press-forming, the thickness of the cushioning material was measured at 5 kg, and the thickness at the time of press-forming at 5 kg was determined. The thickness is poor, and the difference is set as the amount of buffer displacement (in m). The evaluation of the buffer displacement is based on the sample buffer displacement of 500//111 or more, 098123601 24 201008774 is rated as "◎", will be 400, above and not Those who have completed 50〇 are rated as “〇”, and those who are less than 400//m are rated as “x” (Fig. 5). Figure 5 is a sample of cushioning materials produced by the actual and the examples. Physical properties, and the performance of the cushioning material sample measured by the above test apparatus. It is known from Fig. 5 that the sample of the embodiment of the present invention is comparable to the sample of the comparative example, and both the temperature rise rate evaluation and the buffer displacement amount evaluation are good. The buffer material of the present invention is adjusted in temperature rise rate and is easy to maintain, and the cushioning property is excellent. Further, the buffer material density according to various embodiments of the present invention is the minimum value in Example 11 (〇.3). 〇g/cm3), the maximum value (〇"" in Example 9. Therefore, it is known that the density of the cushioning material of the present invention is preferably 0-5 g/cm3. The embodiments of the present invention will be described above, but the present invention is The present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments, and various modifications, additions, etc. may be made in the present invention. 9 In the following, the same reference numerals are used to refer to the same or corresponding parts. (Industrial Applicability) The present invention Forming and pressing reduction _ 対 is suitable for printed circuit board substrate brush wiring board, flat display | |, and semiconductor grade manufacturing steps. [Simplified schematic] Figure 1 is the production of double-sided printed wiring board in, Fig. 2 is a cross-sectional view showing a heat-resistant cushioning material for forming press-bonding according to an embodiment of the present invention. Fig. 3 is a cross-sectional view showing a heat-resistant cushioning material for forming press-bonding according to another embodiment of the present invention. Fig. 4 is an enlarged cross-sectional view showing the heat-resistant cushioning material for forming press-bonding shown in Fig. 2. Fig. 5 is a view showing the physical properties and performance of a sample of a cushioning material. Fig. 6 is a cross-sectional view showing a conventional heat-resistant cushioning material for forming press-bonding. A cross-sectional view of a heat-resistant cushioning material for press bonding. [Description of main components] 1 molding press device 1A first felt layer 1B second felt layer 1C third felt layer 1D fourth felt layer 1E top sheet 10 first cushioning material 10B, 11B, 21B base 10B1 '11B1 > 21B1 warp 10B2, 11B2, 21B2 weft 11A bristle layer 20 second cushioning material 098123601 26 201008774 21A short fiber drum layer 30 fluffing fiber body 40 hot plate 50 mirror panel 60 copper pig 70 prepreg C Punching material C4, C5 Heat-resistant cushioning material for forming press-bonding P joining means 098123601 27

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201008774 七、申請專利範圍: 1. 一種成形壓合用耐熱緩衝材’係使用於以成形壓合裝置 (1)進行積層製品之製造,由基體(10B)與氈材層(1A、1B、 1C、ID)積層的成形壓合用耐熱緩衝材(1〇、2〇),其特徵在 於: 該緩衝材(10、20)係對上述基體(10B)其中一面與另— 面’分別各至少設有1層含耐熱性短纖維(staple fibe〇 的上述氈材層(ΙΑ、IB、1C、ID); 在上述緩衝材(1〇、2〇)内部,由細纖度短纖維構成的複數 起毛纖維體(30)係貫通上述基體(1〇B),且形成於上述緩衝 材(10、20)之厚度方向並將所有的上述氈材層相連結。 2.如申請專利範圍第!項之成形壓合用耐熱緩衝材⑽、 2〇),其中,構成上述歸層(1A、1B、1(:、1D)的上述耐熱 性短纖維,係含有從間位式芳香族聚_、對位式芳香族聚 酿胺、及防火纖維所構成群組中選擇之丨種或複數種。 Μ #專利第2項之成形麼合用耐熱緩衝材⑽、 =其中,上述崎層(u、1Β、1(:、⑼係由將上述間位 =香族聚醯胺的短纖維與上述對位式芳香族聚酿胺的短 纖維進行混合的複合短纖維構成。 d一種耐熱緩衝材’係使用於以成形壓合裝置 1C二積廢°°之製造,由基體(1〇B)與氈材層(1A、1B、 1D)積層喊形壓合用耐減衝材(10、2G),其特徵在 098123601 28 201008774 於: 该緩衝材(10、20)係對上述基體(1〇B)其中一面與另一 面’分別各至少設有1層含有間位式料錢醯胺短纖維的 -鼓材層與含對位式芳钱聚賴短纖維之另—魅材層; 在上述緩衝材(10、20)内部,由細纖度短纖維構成的複數 起毛纖維體⑽純通上縣體(⑽),且形成於上述緩衝 材(10、20)之厚度方向並將所有的上述氈材層相連結。 5. 如申凊專利範圍第1至4項中任一項之成形壓合用耐熱 緩衝材(10、20),其中,上述起毛纖維體(3〇)係由纖度 1.0〜6· Odtex的耐熱性短纖維,利用針軋施行纖維間交織而 形成。 6. 如申請專利範圍第1至4項中任一項之成形壓合用对熱 緩衝材(10、20),其中,該緩衝材(10、2〇)之密度係〇· 3g/cm 至 0. 5g/cm3。 7·如申請專利範圍第1至4項中任一項之成形壓合用对熱 緩衝材(20),其中,在該緩衝材(2〇)之表面上積層著表層材 (1E)。 8.如申請專利範圍第7項之成形壓合用耐熱緩衝材 (20),其中,上述表層材(1E)係覆蓋層薄膜、金屬箔、或具 有脫模性的耐熱性樹脂。 098123601 29201008774 VII. Patent application scope: 1. A heat-resistant cushioning material for forming press-bonding is used for the manufacture of laminated products by forming press-bonding device (1), from base (10B) and felt layer (1A, 1B, 1C, ID) a heat-resistant cushioning material for forming press-bonding (1〇, 2〇), characterized in that the cushioning material (10, 20) is provided with at least one of one side and the other side of the base body (10B) The layer contains a heat-resistant short fiber (the above-mentioned felt layer (s, IB, 1C, ID) of the staple fibe〇; and a plurality of raised fibers in the inside of the cushioning material (1〇, 2〇), which are composed of short fine fibers ( 30) penetrates the base body (1〇B) and is formed in the thickness direction of the cushioning material (10, 20) and connects all of the above-mentioned felt layers. 2. For forming and pressing of the scope of the application The heat-resistant cushioning material (10), 2), wherein the heat-resistant short fibers constituting the layering layer (1A, 1B, 1 (:, 1D) contain a meta-type aromatic poly-, para-type aromatic poly The selected or multiple species selected from the group consisting of aramid and fire-retardant fibers. In the formation of the second item, the heat-resistant cushioning material (10), = wherein the above-mentioned layer (u, 1Β, 1 (:, (9) is composed of the above-mentioned meta-= aroma of the poly-polyamine and the above-mentioned para-fragrance The composite short fiber of the short-fiber of the polyamine is composed of a composite short fiber d. A heat-resistant cushioning material is used for the production of the forming press device 1C, and the substrate (1〇B) and the felt layer ( 1A, 1B, 1D) laminated and squeezing press-resistant materials (10, 2G), characterized by 098123601 28 201008774 in: The cushioning material (10, 20) is one of the above-mentioned base (1〇B) and the other One side each has at least one layer of a drum layer containing meta-type citric acid short fibers and another layer of glazed material containing a para-type argon staple fiber; in the above cushioning material (10, 20) Inside, a plurality of raised fibrous bodies (10) composed of short fine fibers are passed through the upper body ((10)), and are formed in the thickness direction of the cushioning materials (10, 20) and connect all of the above felt layers. The heat-resistant cushioning material (10, 20) for forming press-bonding according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein The pulverized fiber body (3 〇) is formed of a heat-resistant short fiber having a fineness of 1.0 to 6 · Odtex, and is intertwined by interlacing by needle rolling. 6. The forming press for use according to any one of claims 1 to 4. The heat buffering material (10, 20), wherein the buffer material (10, 2 〇) has a density of 〇 3 g / cm to 0. 5g / cm3. 7 · as claimed in any of claims 1 to 4 The heat-cracking material (20) for forming and press-forming is formed by laminating a surface layer (1E) on the surface of the cushioning material (2). 8. The heat-resistant cushioning material (20) for forming press-bonding according to claim 7, wherein the surface layer (1E) is a cover film, a metal foil, or a heat-resistant resin having mold release properties. 098123601 29
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