Method for producing a lightweight, sound-insulating covering for motor vehicles and corresponding covering
A lightweight, baffle technology, applied in vehicle components, transportation and packaging, etc., can solve problems such as uneconomical and time-consuming manufacturing, achieve low investment costs, ensure matching, and facilitate material storage.
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[0028] The sound insulation panel according to the invention is preferably the inner front wall panel 1 of the motor vehicle 2 . In principle, however, the panel can also be an acoustic panel of another body part of the motor vehicle, for example as a substructure for a vehicle carpet.
[0029] Such as figure 1 and 2 As shown, the trim 1 matches the contour of the front wall 3 which separates the passenger compartment 4 from the engine compartment 5 . The baffle 1 is self-supporting and light in weight. The total unit area weight of the baffle 1 is preferably less than 900g / m 2 , such as less than 800g / m 2 . The baffle is produced as a foam molded part from a soft foam reaction mixture containing polyol and isocyanate by means of a foam mold in one injection (one-shot process), ie in a single-step process.
[0030] special reference Figure 5 describe the method of manufacture, Figure 5 A multi-part foam mold 9 is shown in . Other accessories such as storage tanks, c...
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