Ichikawa Woolen Textile Co., Ltd.

Shunya Awano

Kazusuke Koseki

Masanori Nishida

Akio Shittaka

Disclosed herein is a heat resistant pad which comprises a plurality layers of batt mixtures essentially consisting of carbon fibers and aromatic polyamide fibers, the layers of batt mixtures being superposed and entangled to integrate into a felt-like structure by way of needle punching. A heat resistant pad of such constitution has a property of adequate flexibility, wear resistance, impact resistance, frictional coefficient and cushioning property for use with rear facilities of an aluminum extrusion pressing machine. Also disclosed is a heat resistant pad coated and impregnated with a silicone resin to improve wear resistance and impact resistance.

Heat resistant pad for use with rear facilities of aluminum extrusion

Disclosed herein is a heat resistant pad which comprises a plurality layers of batt mixtures essentially consisting of carbon fibers and aromatic polyamide fibers, the layers of batt mixtures being superposed and entangled to integrate into a felt-like structure by way of needle punching. A heat resistant pad of such constitution has a property of adequate flexibility, wear resistance, impact resistance, frictional coefficient and cushioning property for use with rear facilities of an aluminium extrusion pressing machine. Also disclosed is a heat resistant pad coated and impregnated with a silicone resin to improve wear resistance and impact resistance.

Heat resistant pad for use with rear facilities of aluminium extrusion

The specification describes a multi-layered, needle-punched, felt-like cushioning material for a hot-pressing machine. The cushioning material is made of at least two fibrous batts and at least one foundation fabric interposed between the batts and needle-punched with the batts. The specification also describes a method for producing the above cushioning material. The cushioning materials according to this invention have a high density and can maintain high elasticity and excellent cushioning properties over a relatively long period of hot-pressing operation.

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Matsudo, Japan

Shunya Awano