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Title:
孔または空隙を有する材料における接合素子の留め方法および留め用接合素子
Document Type and Number:
Japanese Patent JP4258745
Kind Code:
B2
Abstract:
A joining pin ( 3.2 ) with which two parts ( 1 and 2 ) made from a porous material, particularly wood or a wood-like material, are to be joined together, is anchored in the porous material at predetermined anchoring points ( 31, 33 ). For this purpose, a bore ( 4.2 ) with a closed inner end ( 41 ) is made in the parts ( 1 and 2 ). The shape of this bore ( 4.2 ) is so matched to the joining pin ( 3.2 ) that it can be introduced substantially without force expenditure into the bore and is positionable in a first position. At least one predetermined anchoring point ( 31, 33 ) between the joining pin ( 3.2 ) and the wall of the bore ( 4.2 ) is formed when pressure is built up by pressing the joining pin ( 3.2 ) with a pressing force (F) more deeply into the bore to a second position. Energy is supplied in a planned manner to the joining pin ( 3.2 ) so that at the predetermined anchoring points ( 31, 33 ) the thermoplastic material of the joining pin ( 3.2 ) is plasticized. The locally plasticized plastic material is pressed by the local pressure into the porous material of the parts and forms local, macroscopic anchors ( 10, 20 ). The joining pin ( 3.2 ) is, e.g., made entirely from a thermoplastic material and the energy for plasticizing is supplied thereto by ultrasonic vibration.

Inventors:
Eschlimann, Marzell
Mock, elmer
Triani, Laurent
Kester, Heinz
Application Number:
JP54462298A
Publication Date:
April 30, 2009
Filing Date:
March 19, 1998
Export Citation:
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Assignee:
Wood Welding Age
International Classes:
E04B1/48; B29C65/00; F16B12/12; B29C65/56; F16B5/08; F16B11/00; F16B13/00; B29C65/06; B29C65/08; B29C65/36
Domestic Patent References:
JP5245941A
Foreign References:
WO1996001377A1
US3612803
FR1164445A1
Attorney, Agent or Firm:
Yuichi Yamada
Masakazu Noda
Ikeda adult
Yasuhito Suzuki
Hiroyuki Nishimoto