DE102015121650A1 - Paper sheet-like element for writing on or printing on at least one side (front or back side) of the paper-sheet-like element, and a pad for the paper-sheet-like element - Google Patents

Abstract

The invention relates to a paper sheet-like element for writing or printing at least one side (front or back) of the paper-sheet-like element. According to the invention it is provided that at least in one area at least on one side of the paper-sheet-like element, a metal disc (7) is mounted, which is magnetic. A particular embodiment provides that the metal discs part of at least one eyelet (3) having a through hole (4) whose passage opening (4) extends from the front to the back of the paper-like element (1), wherein the eyelet (3) magnetically is.

Description

Technical area

The invention relates to a paper sheet-like element for writing or printing on at least one side (front or back side) of the paper-sheet-like element, and a pad for the paper-sheet-like element.

definitions

The term "paper-sheet-like element" is understood to mean a sheet of paper of any size. Preferably, such paper sheets are suitable to be described by hand with a pen, such as a fountain pen. Such paper sheets have a basis weight of, for example, 80 g / m 2.

A particular form of a paper sheet-like element has a DIN standard size, for example DIN A4. This paper sheet-like element has the function of a letter paper to be written by hand or with a printer.

Nevertheless, however, a paper-sheet-like element also means any kind of comparable material. So this can also consist of cardboard, plastic (such as foil) or wood or natural products. The application of the invention is not limited to paper.

State of the art

Fixing devices for fixing and holding a paper, for example a paper-sheet-like element of the size DIN A 4 to be described, are known in different designs. They consist of a fixing agent, such as a clamp, which presses for fixing the paper-sheet-like element on the paper-sheet-like element and this clamps against a pad. The paper-sheet-like element remains unchanged. In this way, the paper-sheet-like element is held so that it can not slip.

Other fixing devices provide that on the back of the paper-sheet-like element, an adhesive strip is provided, with which the paper-sheet-like element is to be fixed on a pad.

The described fixing devices are suitable for all layers, in particular the horizontal and vertical position, to receive one or more sheets of paper in order, for example, to fix them by hand for writing.

Thus, the pad and the clamping function serve to ensure that the paper-sheet-like element is firmly fixed to the pad.

When machine printing is provided that individual sheets of paper or a group of sheets are at least partially printed individually. For example, it is known from the advertising sector to customize an advertising brochure by targeted impressions or memorizing a customer name at the appropriate place and thus attributed to this particular customer. The range of application of printed by such names or the like. Individualized sheets of paper is limited and represents a private application in particular, which is not feasible in most cases.

The WO 199857299 A1 and the WO 199856596 A1 show surface materials with magnetic particles, which are firmly embedded in a coating and immovable. The magnetic particles are intended for the reception of information. This information, such as accessories such as jewelry, small figures, etc. are magnetically attached to give the appearance of the paper sheet-like element more individuality.

Due to the fact that the magnetic particles have been incorporated into the paper-sheet-like element in the production, they are very flat and have a low magnetic force. In addition, these are not evenly distributed over the surface of the paper-sheet-like element. As a result, it is not possible to securely attach accessories such as small objects on the surface of the paper-sheet-like element.

Object of the invention

The object of the invention is to further develop a paper-sheet-like element in such a way that detachable accessories such as jewelry or small objects can be attached to this paper-sheet-like element.

Solution of the task

The solution of the problem is provided by the features of claim 1.

Advantages of the invention

The basic idea of the invention is to design a paper sheet-like element in such a way that the magnetic force for attaching the accessories is greater in comparison with the prior art. This is achieved by providing a conventional paper sheet-like element with a magnetic metal plate. A preferred form provides an eyelet that has a magnetic character.

The eyelet is designed such that it forms a passage opening perpendicular to the longitudinal extent of the paper-sheet-like element. Around this passage opening, a metal disc is preferably arranged on both sides of the paper-sheet-like element. This metal disc has a wide flat edge, which is magnetic. Accessories and other items that are also magnetic or have a magnetic range magnetically bond to the metal disk and are thus releasably attached to the paper sheet-like member. To accomplish this task, it is alternatively provided, instead of an eyelet with a through hole to attach a metal plate with at least one magnetic surface.

A further embodiment provides that on both sides of the paper-sheet-like element in each case opposite a metal disc is present. A particular embodiment provides that this is implemented in the formation of an eyelet, wherein the arranged on both sides metal discs in the interior, i. in the region of the passage opening, are interconnected.

The arrangement of the previously described eyelet on the paper-sheet-like element is arbitrary. It is also envisaged that in addition to an eyelet / metal flakes, several eyelets / metal flakes of the above type can be provided.

Since the eyelet has a passage opening, a means can also be provided with a corresponding counterpart with which the paper-sheet-like element can be fixed on a base, for example. For this purpose, it is provided that a ball-like formation is provided on a solid base at a defined location, which stands out from the base. This spherical formation is magnetic. Now, if the eyelet held together with the paper-sheet-like element on this spherical-like formation, so fixed the paper-sheet-like element itself, in which the ball-like formation penetrates the eyelet at least in part until the metal disc comes to rest on the surface. Due to the magnetic design, the sheet is fixed not only in the horizontal orientation of the pad, but also in vertical orientation.

If several eyelets are provided with the corresponding corresponding ball-like formations, then the paper-sheet-like element can be very firmly fixed to a substrate, so that it can also be exposed to environmental influences, such as wind.

Further advantageous embodiments will become apparent from the following description and the drawings and the claims.

drawings

Show it:

1 a plan view of a paper sheet-like element according to the invention with an eyelet;

2 an enlarged view of a portion of the paper sheet-like element according to 1 ;

3 a section through the eyelet along a line III-III according to 2 ;

4 a perspective view of a pad for receiving one or more sheets of paper;

5 an enlarged view of a section through a paper sheet-like element fixed on a base along a line VV according to 4 ,

Description of an embodiment

In the 1 to 3 is an embodiment of a paper sheet-like element 1 shown. This illustrated paper-sheet-like element 1 has the shape of a writing paper, for example, the size DIN A4. Its surface 2 is writable with a pen.

In one corner of the paper-sheet-like element 1 is an eyelet 3 intended. This eyelet 3 has a passage opening 4 on, extending from the front 5 (Surface 2 ) of the paper-sheet-like element 1 to the other side 6 (Back) extends.

This eyelet 3 can be designed differently.

A first training provides that the passage opening 4 only in the paper-sheet-like element 1 is provided and around the passage opening 4 around the eyelet 3 in the formation of a metal disk 7 is trained. This metal disc 7 is either in the paper-sheet like element 1 embossed or glued on. The backside 6 the paper-sheet-like element is free.

A second training provides that the passage opening 4 only in the paper-sheet-like element 1 is provided and around the passage opening 4 around the eyelet 3 in the formation of a metal disk 7 is trained. This metal disc 7 is either in the paper-sheet like element 1 embossed or glued on. On the back side 6 is also a metal disc 7 arranged. This is either in the paper-sheet-like element 1 embossed or pasted there. Such training is for example in 3 shown.

A third training provides that the eyelet 3 includes a sleeve extending through the passage opening 4 extends and preferably in one piece with the one metal disc 7 to the front 5 and in another development additionally with the metal disc 7 connected to the back. The term canister in this connection is understood to mean a tubular body which comprises an outer wall and an inner wall, which together form a circumferential surface which is circular in cross-section. The end faces are open and not covered.

At this eyelet 3 namely on the metal disc 7 on the front side 5 can be attached via an at least similar sized magnetic element (not shown in the drawings) accessories. Below are small machine or hand-made objects, such as a heart made of felt, folded a flower of paper, a small piece of jewelry releasably attached. The objects are either directly connected to the magnetic element or it is intended to attach the object to a thread or a chain, wherein at the free end of the thread or the chain, the magnetic element is mounted. As a result, the paper-sheet-like element 1 visually upgraded and the information content obtained by writing on the paper-sheet-like element 1 is conveyed, optically supported.

To the paper-sheet-like element described above 1 to fix for a presentation or to describe on a pad, has the in itself solid and at least little flexible pad 11 a recording area 10 for holding and fixing one or more sheets of paper 1 on. This in 4 illustrated embodiment has two receiving areas 10 on, each in the corner regions of the paper-sheet-like element shown in phantom in the drawing 1 are arranged. The recording area 10 is characterized by the fact that there is a spherical element 12 firmly with the pad 11 is connected, wherein the spherical element 12 from the surface of the pad 11 partly stands out. The spherical element 12 is magnetic.

For fixing the paper-sheet-like element 1 this is so on the pad 11 positioned that eyelet 3 the paper-sheet-like element 1 over the ball-like element 12 is arranged. Due to the fact that the spherical element 12 Magnetic, this pulls the eyelet 3 together with the paper-sheet-like element 1 on, such that the spherical element 12 at least partially the passage opening 4 the eyelet 3 penetrates. Part of the spherical element 12 is now out of the loop 3 out, the paper-sheet-like element 1 lies flat on the surface 11 on ( 5 ). The magnetism between eyelet 3 and spherical element 12 holds the paper-sheet-like element 1 at least in the recording area 10 so that both a vertical arrangement of the pad 11 as well as a horizontal arrangement of the pad 11 is possible. In principle, several spherical elements can also be used 12 be provided with the appropriate number of eyelets 3 correspond.

In this way, a paper sheet-like element 1 provided, in a very simple manner, without changing the actual papermaking process, an optical and preferably also an application-oriented advantage is offered, in which the paper-sheet-like element 1 can be provided with different accessories, where it can be fixed for writing on a very simple but useful and at the same time for presentation suitable pad.

LIST OF REFERENCE NUMBERS

1

 Paper sheet-like element

2

 writing surface

3

 eyelet

4

 Through opening

5

 Front side of the paper sheet-like element

6

 Back of the paper sheet like element

7

 metal disc

8th

9

10

 reception area

11

 document

12

 spherical element

QUOTES INCLUDE IN THE DESCRIPTION

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Cited patent literature

• WO 199857299 A1 [0010]
• WO 199856596 A1 [0010]

Claims (6)

Paper-sheet-like element for writing on or printing on at least one side (front or back side) of the paper-sheet-like element, characterized in that at least in one region at least on one side of the paper-sheet-like element is a metal disk ( 7 ) which is magnetic. Paper sheet-like element according to claim 1, characterized in that the metal discs part of at least one eyelet ( 3 ) is provided with a passage opening whose passage opening ( 4 ) from the front to the back of the paper-like element ( 1 ), wherein the eyelet ( 3 ) is magnetic. Paper sheet-like element according to claim 2, characterized in that the metal disc ( 7 ) the eyelet ( 3 ) around the passage opening ( 4 ) is arranged. Paper sheet-like element according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the metal disc ( 7 ) also on the back ( 6 ) of the paper-sheet-like element ( 1 ) is arranged. Paper sheet-like element according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the metal disc ( 7 ) on the paper-sheet like element ( 1 ) is glued. Pad for one or more sheets of paper according to claim 1, characterized in that the pad ( 11 ) at least one receiving area ( 10 ) comprising at least one magnetic spherical element ( 12 ) which is dimensioned such that it can be used to fix the paper-sheet-like element ( 1 ) or multiple sheets of paper ( 1 ) at least partially the eyelet ( 3 ) and thus the passage opening ( 4 ) penetrates.

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