Faurecia Interieur Industrie

Faurecia Innenraum Systeme Gmbh

Hugo Piccin

Nathalie Durand

Godefroy Beau

Maxime Salandre

A method and processing station for producing a veneer having two parallel opposed faces and including at least one lignocellulosic layer made of lignocellulosic fibers having a grain extending along the opposed faces of the veneer. The processing station carries out the method by applying a compressive force to the veneer along at least one direction extending along the opposed faces of the veneer so as to mechanically compress the lignocellulosic fibers.

Method and installations for processing a veneer and corresponding veneer

A method in which an interior trim part for a vehicle is produced. The method includes the steps of providing a block of material comprising a plurality of paper layers connected to each other by at least one resin, cutting the block into slices, wherein a cutting plane has an angle between 5&#xb0; and 85&#xb0; in relation to layer planes of the paper layers, providing a flexible support layer and applying at least one of the slices to the flexible support layer to obtain a flexible composite layer, and providing a rigid carrier and applying the flexible composite layer directly or indirectly to the carrier.

Method in which a vehicle interior trim part with a decor layer comprising paper layers is produced

A roller shutter that has a carrier and a decorative lining laminated over the carrier. The roller shutter includes at least one stress limiting layer configured to limit stress applied on the decorative lining when bending the roller shutter.

Roller shutter and storage compartment comprising said roller shutter

A vehicle trim element is formed by a method that includes the steps of: applying a film on the front face of a layer of ligneous material, with the applied film having at least one engraved pattern; placing the layer of ligneous material together with the applied film in a forming tool, with the front face of the layer being turned towards a wall of the forming tool; pressing the layer of ligneous material together with the applied film against the wall such that the layer adopts the shape of the trim element to be produced and such that, during the pressing of the layer and applied film, the engraved pattern is transferred to the front face of the layer; and removing the film after the pressing of the layer of ligneous material in order to obtain the trim element having a front face with the engraved pattern.

Method for forming a trim element having a layer of ligneous material and an engraved pattern

A method for coating a surface of a supporting element with a layer of ligneous material in order to form a motor vehicle trim element. The method includes the following consecutive steps: precutting the coating layer so as to form at least one precut area in the layer of ligneous material; positioning the layer of ligneous material relative to the supporting element by means of the precut area; and attaching the layer of ligneous material to the surface of the supporting element.

Method for coating an element with a coating layer

A lining element includes at least one decorative layer formed from at least one complex that includes both a ligneous material layer having a backside and a front side and a reinforcement layer extending over the backside of the ligneous material layer. The decorative layer further includes at least one additional layer made in a material different from the ligneous material. The front side of the additional layer substantially extends in the continuity of the front side of the complex. The additional layer and the complex are attached to each other through at least one seam.

Lining element having a visible face partly formed with a ligneous material

The invention relates to a method in which the coating () is thermoformed and the coating () is cut in at least one cutting region (). According to one aspect of the invention, the reinforcement layer () is impregnated with a thermosetting resin at least in one cutting region (), and the coating () is cut in the cutting region after the thermoforming of the coating and the setting of the thermosetting resin.

Method for manufacturing a motor vehicle lining having a coating that includes a ligneous layer and a back reinforcement layer

The invention relates to a method consisting in: inserting the coating () into a shaping and injection-molding mold (); closing the mold () such that the coating () is shaped against a shaping surface () of the mold () as the mold () is closed; and, subsequently, overmolding the substrate () by injecting a plastic material into the mold (). According to one aspect of the invention, the shaping surface () is induction-heated in order to thermoform the coating () as the mold () is closed, by generating induced currents that propagate along the shaping surface (), and the induction heating is stopped in order to set the plastic material.

Method for producing an interior trim for a motor vehicle, including a substrate and a coating having the appearance of wood

A manufacturing method includes the steps of providing lignocellulosic fibers, providing a plastic material, and mixing the lignocellulosic fibers and the plastic material to obtain a composite material. The manufacturing method also includes, prior to the mixing step, a step for heat treatment of the lignocellulosic fibers wherein the lignocellulosic fibers are heated.

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Munich, Germany

Hugo Piccin