Manufacturing process of sheet-like bodies comprising seat parts for vehicles and the like
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Jul 21, 1998
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Jun 22, 1995
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Jun 22, 1994
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It consists of continuous production of a woven or unwoven piece of textile fibers, to whose piece a layer that is going to be the middle one is affixed on the back surface. It is thick enough to offer resistance to the passing of a thermostable material that will be finally affixed to the same, wherein it will remain imbedded. The textile compound formed of the two layers referred to first of all, the second layer being an unwover layer, is subjected to a hot pre-forming process. Then it is inserted in a mold in which the thermostable material formed by a polyester-fiber glass mass is placed, hot pressing the whole and obtaining a rigid and resistance sheet-like body, whose visible surface is covered with the layer of textile compound that is highly resistant to vandalism. If the textile piece is consistent or thick enough, the middle layer could be eliminated, in which case the polyester-fiber glass mass would remainly closely affixed to that textile piece, with the insertion of the respective waterproof adhesive layer.
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