Process and apparatus for the production of a cushion element
AssigneeGrammer Sitzsysteme GmbH
InventorHelmut Storch
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AssigneeGrammer Sitzsysteme GmbH
InventorHelmut Storch
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In a process and apparatus for the production of a cushion element with a cover means enclosing same, at least one cover means is clamped with edge portions thereof between first and second clamping frames in such a way that the cover means defines a space therewithin. The clamping frames with the cover means clamped thereby are then held between first and second mold portions, with the cover means disposed in the mold cavity defined by the co-operation of the clamping frames and the mold portions. The cover means is drawn by suction against the mold cavity surface and a reaction mixture is then introduced into the space defined by the cover means within the mold cavity, through at least one feed opening. After reaction of the mixture the mold portions are separated and the cushion element with cover thereon from the mold. For the purposes of mechanically stiffening and reducing the weight of the cushion element, a member may be disposed within the cushion element, being positioned within the cover means in the mold cavity by means of a connecting member extending beyond the outside contour of the cushion element.
A process for the production of a cushion element having a covering material enclosing same, by means of molding in a mold comprising first and second mold portions each having apertures for applying suction thereto, said mold having a mold-open position and a mold-closed position in which a mold cavity is provided to which suction can be applied through said apertures, said process comprising:
Apparatus for producing a cushion element having covering material encasing same comprising:
Apparatus for the production of an element comprising a body portion of plastic foam and a cover encasing said body portion in close contact with the surface thereof comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.