EP0446776A2 - Joint d'À©tanchéité profilé - Google Patents

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EP0446776A2
EP0446776A2 EP91103436A EP91103436A EP0446776A2 EP 0446776 A2 EP0446776 A2 EP 0446776A2 EP 91103436 A EP91103436 A EP 91103436A EP 91103436 A EP91103436 A EP 91103436A EP 0446776 A2 EP0446776 A2 EP 0446776A2
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  • the invention relates to a sealing profile, in particular for sealing between a window frame and the associated window pane, according to the preamble of claim 1 and a method for producing such a sealing profile according to the preamble of claim 9.
  • Sealing profiles are generally used where an undesired passage of heat or moisture is to be prevented.
  • sealing profiles are used when sealing between a window frame and the associated window pane, in order to prevent moisture, for example, from penetrating from the weather side of the window onto the inside thereof or penetrating into the window frame itself.
  • a so-called glazing bead which, like the frame, is also made of wood, is pressed on the inside of the insulating glass pane and then fastened, for example by nailing, to the inside wooden frame.
  • the gap between the glazing bead and the insulating glass pane which is usually minimal, can also be sealed by applying additional sealing material such as putty or silicone.
  • the weatherproof sealing material becomes brittle or shrinks or in some other way stands out from the area to be sealed. Unusually rapid aging effects have occurred in the putty seal, so that silicone has also recently been used as a sealing material.
  • the contact pressure decreases very strongly within a short time, so that gaps form between the sealing material and the insulating glass pane or the sealing material and the wooden frame. Through this gap, moisture can penetrate into the interior of the wooden frame via vapor diffusion, so that the wood swells and / or the lacquer layer is pressed off in the moist areas. The penetration of moisture into the wooden frame can also form an undesirable moisture deposit in the space or the spaces in the case of multiple glazing.
  • a profile comparable to the sealing profile of the type mentioned at the outset is known from EP 2 140 068 A for sealing car windows.
  • This sealing profile has a cavity that also receives a sealing material.
  • a membrane-like predetermined tear point is torn.
  • the leakage of the sealing material is made more difficult by the fact that the sealing wall to be located on the inside of the window has to be extracted from its largely horizontal position below the lower edge of the window in a relatively cumbersome manner.
  • this inner sealing wall is then to be stabilized in its vertical orientation by introducing a support member.
  • a specially designed sealing profile is to be used.
  • the sealing profile is attached to the area of the window frame to be sealed before the window pane or insulating glass is padded. Only then is the window pane pressed against the profile and secured on the inside, for example with a glazing bead.
  • the window pane is pressed in the direction of the weather side, it tears or bursts and the filler material is distributed over the area to be sealed and can additionally penetrate into cracks or gaps that have formed.
  • the vertical arrangement of the window pane means that the area between the filling material and the window pane is in relation to the penetration of moisture Particularly endangered, since rainwater runs down the weather side of the window pane over the filling material and the adjoining window frame. Therefore, the aforementioned area must be sealed particularly reliably. This fact is taken into account in an advantageous manner in that the thin wall of the filled cavity faces the window pane, the cavity extending over most of the height of the sealing profile.
  • a sealing profile means that the area between the window frame and the sealing profile also does not take place via a cavity filled with filler material. In any case, not too large a surface needs to be sealed in this area, so that it is sufficient as additional security if such a filled cavity is arranged in the area of an edge of the wooden frame.
  • This edge can either be the upper edge of the wooden frame or an edge that is created by arranging a horizontal incision in the window frame for receiving a cantilevered sealing lip of the sealing profile.
  • the cavities of the sealing profile filled with filling material are designed in such a way that they reliably tear open or burst due to the pressure on the window pane when the window pane is clamped, in order to distribute the filling material reliably and safely.
  • the filling or sealing material is fully covered and thus protected even in the sealed state of the window by the design of the sealing profile.
  • External weather-related influences thus advantageously contribute to aging and thus to a change in the filler material to a much lesser extent.
  • the filler material may change over time, even if it is protected by the sealing profile itself, ie possibly shrink.
  • the arrangement of the sealing profile is of very outstanding advantage, since the sealing profile is under tension by pressing the window pane and can compensate for any shrinkage of the filler material due to this tension, so that the formation of gaps or air-filled cavities is reliably prevented.
  • a sealing material e.g. based on silicone
  • silicone Since the filling material has the task of providing security against the penetration of moisture and loss of heat, a sealing material is advantageously used as the filling material.
  • silicone has proven to be advantageous, since silicone retains its liquid state in the absence of air and cures only under the influence of air. Thus, after the cavity of the sealing profile has been torn open, the silicone can first penetrate or wet all the areas to be sealed.
  • the wall of the filled cavity facing the area to be sealed has a predetermined tear point.
  • a predetermined tear point can advantageously be installed in the wall facing the area to be sealed, so that when the window pane is pressed on and the pressure thus created in the filled cavity, tearing is not only completely ensured , but can also take place at a very specific, predeterminable point. In this way, the walls of the filled cavity can be torn open at those points where sealing is absolutely necessary.
  • the predetermined tear point after installing the sealing profile of an edge of the area to be sealed.
  • this cavity which is arranged in the region of the window frame, also tears open or bursts open, the predetermined tear point is best placed on an edge of the window frame. Even a little pressure is enough to cause the target tear point to tear.
  • At least one cavity is filled with air, which is advantageously arranged in the vicinity of the filled cavity.
  • the air-filled cavity will press in before the sealing material is squeezed out of the sealing profile, so that additional space is created for the sealing material.
  • the wall thickness of the air-filled cavity to the cavity filled with sealing material and the cross-sectional size of the cavity filled with air can be adjusted so that leakage or underflow of the sealing material under the sealing lips or the sealing area can be reliably avoided.
  • the cavity or cavities are compressed and that the upper and lower regions of the sealing profile lying against the window pane each spread outwards through the insertion of the window pane.
  • the advantages of compressing the cavities are, on the one hand, that the sealing material is reliably pressed to all desired locations by the compression and, on the other hand, space can be created for the sealing material as required by compressing an air-filled cavity.
  • the upper and the lower region of the sealing profile lying against the window pane can spread outwards due to the pressing of the window pane and the tearing of the wall facing the window pane. This spreading causes the areas of the sealing profile mentioned to be under tension and thus lie tightly and securely on the window pane.
  • the wall of the filled hollow chamber facing the area to be sealed has a pre-stressed insert which is arranged in the area facing the filled cavity and is continuous in the longitudinal direction of the sealing profile.
  • This insert ensures that the torn wall rolls up after the crack due to the existing bias and thus completely releases the area to be sealed.
  • a fiber shortening can be provided on the mentioned side of the wall when producing the sealing profile, so that there is a rolling effect not due to a pretensioned insert but rather due to a pretension already applied during manufacture.
  • the lower region of the sealing profile facing the window pane edge has a thread which is continuous in the longitudinal direction of the sealing profile. Because of this thread, the necessary incision of the sealing profile can be made in the miter area without the existing strength of the sealing profile occurring in this area and without the risk that the sealing profile in the miter area is completely severed.
  • the cutting of the sealing profile in the miter area has the further advantage in the present configuration of the sealing profile that when cutting the sealing profile, some sealant will flow out on both sides, so that when the sealing profile is folded over - as a rule by 90 ° - the effect occurs that the sealing profile is glued in the miter area due to the leaked sealant and thus the vulnerable miter area can be reliably kept tight.
  • a projecting sealing lip is arranged in the lower region of the sealing profile facing away from the window pane.
  • This sealing lip has the advantage that when the sealing profile is installed on the window frame - before the window pane is put on or pressed against the sealing profile - the sealing profile can be clamped on the window frame.
  • the window frame Corresponding to the cantilevered sealing lip, which is arranged somewhat obliquely from the horizontal, the window frame has a horizontally running incision into which the cantilevered sealing lip can be inserted.
  • the sealing lip must be bent slightly downwards so that when it is fully inserted into the horizontal recess, in conjunction with the upper cover lip, it has a clamping effect.
  • the sealing profile can thus first be clamped to the window frame without fear that the sealing profile will detach either completely or partially from the window frame during or before the window pane is installed.
  • the sealing profile is made from elastomers, in particular from PVC or thermo-rubber / TPE.
  • Elastomers have proven to be very reliable in the manufacture of sealing profiles and the tasks of sealing profiles.
  • the use of the aforementioned materials is also inexpensive.
  • the weather influences on the aforementioned materials are extremely low.
  • any length of sealing tape can be produced in one operation, which is immediately filled with filler material in at least one cavity, without having to subsequently fill certain cavities with filler material with the aid of a second device.
  • the proposed method also ensures that no bubbles or unfilled sections can result when the cavity is filled, since a corresponding amount of filler material is pressed into the cavity in accordance with the cavity cross section.
  • Another advantage of the proposed method is that a conventional extrusion machine can be used and only the spray plate or part of the spray plate has to be changed.
  • the proposed method also has the advantage that the production speed compared to normal sealing profiles is the same with unfilled cavities. So there is no loss of time during production.
  • the proposed sealing profile can also be stored and transported like a sealing profile with unfilled cavities.
  • a thread is inserted into one of the profile cross sections of the sealing profile when the sealing profile is extruded, so that the thread is completely surrounded by the material of the sealing profile. Also in the proposed method, it is possible to incorporate an additional process step by means of which a thread can be introduced into the sealing profile, so that the advantages of arranging a thread in the sealing profile, as mentioned above, can also be used in the proposed method.
  • the sealing profile is made from elastomers, in particular from PVC or thermo-rubber / TPE.
  • elastomers in particular from PVC or thermo-rubber / TPE.
  • the aforementioned elastomers can be used to guarantee cost-effective and safe production in the extrusion process.
  • a sealing material in particular silicone, is used as the filling material.
  • a sealing material in particular silicone
  • the fields of application of the sealing profiles produced using the proposed method have shown that it is advantageous if a sealing material is used as the filler material, so that a high level of security against the penetration of moisture and against heat loss is achieved. Silicone in particular has proven to be very reliable and inexpensive.
  • the surface of the vertical profile part facing the window frame has a double-sided adhesive tape.
  • the sealing profile can be securely and firmly attached to the window frame be held if the sealing profile is first attached to the edge of the window frame and the window pane has not yet been inserted.
  • falling or detachment of the sealing profile is reliably and reliably prevented, even if the sealing profile should be pressed or pushed from the wrong side when the window pane is inserted.
  • sealing profiles can be used, the cavities of which are not or not all filled with filler or sealing material. After installing the window pane in the window frame, it is in fact possible to lift off the upper sealing lip somewhat, so that, if necessary, filling or sealing material can subsequently be pressed between the sealing profile and the window pane from the outside. Depending on the press-in pressure, it is then also possible to press in unintentionally or deliberately left empty spaces between the sealing profile and the window pane with filling or sealing material.
  • an appropriate injection device in particular its end part, it can be ensured that, on the one hand, reliable filling of cavities is ensured and, on the other hand, the sealing profile in the region of its upper sealing lip is not damaged. Due to the elasticity of the sealing profile, when the sealing or filling material is subsequently filled in, it immediately and securely rests against the window pane.
  • the vertical profile part has a step-like cross-sectional widening in the central region on the side facing the window frame.
  • This step-like widening of the cross section is particularly advantageous when the window frame has a vertically extending projection in the upper region facing the window pane.
  • the step-like widening of the cross-section engages under the window frame projection and thus creates a clamping effect of the sealing profile on the window frame.
  • the sealing profile is then pressed or rolled between the window frame and the window pane and is thereby given its firm and exact fit, the step-like cross-sectional widening engaging under the window frame projection or snapping into this projection.
  • the subsequent introduction of sealing profiles is required, for example, if the sealing materials that have become unusable are removed in sections from the gap between the window frame and window in used wooden windows.
  • the proposed sealing profile can then be pressed into the resulting gap.
  • the step-like widening of the cross-section in conventional assembly has the same effect that a projecting sealing lip also has, namely a clamping effect on the window frame before the window pane is used.
  • the sealing profile shown there in cross section is approximately T-shaped.
  • the crossbar of the T-shape is inclined to the horizontal and consists of an upper profile part 2, at the end of which the upper sealing lip 3 and the covering lip 4 are located.
  • the trunk of the T-shape is formed by the vertical profile part 5, at the end of which the sealing foot 6 is located.
  • a lower sealing lip 7 that extends obliquely downwards spreads out.
  • the end of the lower sealing lip 7 is seen in the horizontal direction further from the vertical profile part 5 than the end of the upper sealing lip 3.
  • the end of the lower sealing lip 7 is connected to the upper profile part 2 via a scribe lip 8 so that the upper sealing lip 3rd presents itself as a cantilevered, free profile part.
  • the upper profile part 2, the scribing lip 8, the lower sealing lip 7 and parts of the vertical profile part 5 enclose a cavity 9 which is filled with a sealant.
  • FIG. 1 The arrangement of a predetermined tear point 10 can be seen in FIG. 1 in the upper region of the scribing lip 8.
  • the functioning and task of the individual parts can best be explained with reference to FIG. 4.
  • FIG. 2 shows a cross section through a further sealing profile according to the invention, which differs from the sealing profile shown in FIG. 1 by the additional arrangement of a further cavity 11 and the arrangement of a projecting sealing lip 12.
  • the additional cavity 11 is also filled with a sealant.
  • the other parts correspond essentially to the sealing profile according to FIG. 1.
  • the task and mode of operation of the individual parts result from the description of FIG. 4.
  • the sealing lip 12 functions primarily as an anchoring foot.
  • FIG. 3 shows a further variant of the sealing profile 1 according to the invention, which essentially corresponds to the sealing profile 1 shown in FIG. 1.
  • the only difference in the sealing profile 1 according to FIG. 3 is the arrangement of a further cavity 13 which is arranged adjacent to the cavity 9 and is separated from it by a sealing web part 14.
  • the further cavity 13 is only filled with air, so it has no sealant.
  • the cavity 13 has a compensating function in the installed state of the sealing profile.
  • the scribe lip 8 tears when the window pane is installed and pressed against the sealing profile 1, as a result of which the cavity 9 and thus also the sealant therein are compressed.
  • the cavity 13 is reduced accordingly, so that it is ensured that no sealant can escape from the sealing profile 1.
  • the sealing web part which lies between the filled cavity 9 and the further cavity 13, is designed to be correspondingly thinner.
  • the thickness of the sealing web part 14 can be varied so that a pressure which is passed on to the further cavity 13 via the sealant of the cavity 9 requires a correspondingly greater or smaller compression of the cavity 13.
  • a double-sided adhesive tape 15 is provided over part of the height of the vertical profile part 5. This double-sided adhesive tape 15 is actually not necessary in the sealing profile shown in FIGS. 2 + 5, but can nevertheless be provided as an additional measure.
  • All sealing profiles have an inserted thread 16 'in the area of the sealing foot 6.
  • the thread 16 ' is arranged in the sealing foot 6 so that it is enclosed on all sides by the material of the sealing profile 1. In the miter area, it is necessary to cut the sealing profile 1 accordingly. The incision is made shortly before the thread 16 '.
  • the thread 16 ' now ensures that the weak point that arises in the miter area during assembly and in the installed state does not tear, since the thread can absorb tensile stresses.
  • the sealing profile 1 does not gap in the miter area even if, for example due to external influences, the sealing profile 1 is shortened in its longitudinal direction, since the thread also creates tensile stresses in the miter area installed condition can safely record.
  • Fig. 4 shows the sealing profile 1 of FIG. 2 in the installed state.
  • the weather side of a wooden window corner area is shown in cross section.
  • the sealing profile 1 has a projecting sealing lip 12 which engages in the horizontal recess or groove 17 of the window frame 16 and interacts with it the cover lip 4 clamps on the projecting part 18 of the window frame.
  • the window pane or the insulating glass 19 shown is first clogged in the window frame 16. The block is not shown. Then the insulating glass 19 is pressed against the sealing profile 1. Due to the oblique arrangement of the upper sealing lip 3 and the lower sealing lip 7, they each deflect outwards, i.e. the upper sealing lip 3 is pressed upwards and the lower sealing lip 7 downwards. The scribing lip 8 is stretched and is thus under tension.
  • the sealing lip 8 Since the sealing lip 8 is thin in relation to the other profile cross-sectional parts and also has a predetermined tear point 10, the scribing lip 8 will tear open during the pressing of the insulating glass 19 against the sealing profile 1.
  • the sealing material located in the cavity 9 can thus emerge and seal on the insulating glass 19.
  • the scribing lip 8 can also have a non-illustrated, pre-stressed insert on the side facing the cavity 9 or can be designed in such a way that the named side is under greater tension than the opposite side. Because of this pretension, the scribing lip 8 will roll up, starting at the predetermined breaking point 10, so that an even larger area is released in which the sealing material seals the insulating glass 19.
  • the predetermined tear point 20 is arranged in a scribing lip 26 which seals the cavity 11 to the outside, the cross section of the further scribing lip 26 being thin in relation to the other profile cross sections.
  • the predetermined tear point 20 is arranged so that it is exactly opposite the lower edge 21 in the installed state. Due to the contact pressure and due to the interaction between the lower edge 21 and the predetermined tear point 20, the additional cavity 11 is torn open and the sealing material therein can escape and seal the area of the lower edge 21 of the projecting part 18.
  • the seal described is intended to ensure that moisture does not penetrate into the interior on the side between window frame 16 and sealing profile 1. Due to the inclined surface 22 of the window frame 16 and the arrangement of the cover lip 4 penetration of moisture is largely prevented, but it can still happen that moisture penetrates into the space between the window frame 16 and the sealing profile due to damage or other circumstances. In order that this moisture cannot penetrate into the interior between the window frame and insulating glass 19, the lower edge 21 of the projecting part 18 is additionally sealed by the sealant located in the hollow chamber 11.
  • a first protection against the ingress of moisture is therefore first of all due to the inclined surface 22 of the window frame 16 and the cover lip 4 and the upper sealing lip 3. Reliable and safe protection against the ingress of moisture and to prevent heat loss is then by the in the hollow chambers 9 and 11 located sealing material guaranteed.
  • the sealing material is protected from premature signs of aging, since it is not directly exposed to the weather, but is protected by the sealing profile 1.
  • polysulfides for example thiokol
  • acrylic resins or acrylic rubber or the like can also be used.
  • FIG. 5 shows a further variant of a sealing profile 1 according to the invention according to FIG. 1 in the clamped state on the window frame 16.
  • the essential difference between the sealing profile 1 from FIG. 5 and the sealing profile 1 from FIG. 1 is the arrangement of a step 23 in the central region of the vertical profile part 5.
  • the window frame 16 is designed such that it is on its vertical side facing the sealing profile jumps back, so that seen in the vertical direction, an extension 24 is formed.
  • the distance between the underside of the covering lip 4 and the step 23 corresponds to the height of the extension piece 24.
  • a double-sided adhesive tape 15 can also be provided on the surface of the sealing profile 1 opposite the attachment piece 24.
  • sealing profile 1 shown in FIG. 5 It is also possible with the sealing profile 1 shown in FIG. 5 to subsequently press the sealing profile 1 into the gap between the window frame 16 and the window pane when the window pane is already installed.
  • the correct and firm fit of the sealing profile 1 is ensured in that the step-like cross-sectional widening 25 of the vertical profile part snaps under the extension 24 of the window frame 16.
  • the snapped-in state can be recognized from the fact that the sealing profile 1, in the snapped-in state, bears in the upper region under tension against the window frame 16 and against the window pane.
  • the sealing profile 1 can also be used in other than wooden window frames, e.g. also plastic or aluminum window frames can be used, whereby the advantages can be seen especially in the sealing of wooden windows.
  • a further cavity 11 can be provided in the corner region between the upper cover lip 4 and the vertical profile part 5, the predetermined tear point 20 then being oriented approximately obliquely downwards.

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