JP2001255826A - Printed matter with slip of paper and method for manufacturing the same - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To lower a material cost, to obviate the restriction on the size and form of a slip of paper for affixation and to enable diversification of utilization forms. SOLUTION: A tacky adhesive layer 21 is formed via a varnish layer 11 or release paper in the exposed prescribed region of printed matter, by which the peeling of the slip of paper 20 for affixation is made easy and the reaffixation to an arbitrary place is made possible by the tacky adhesive layer 21 transferred to the slip of paper 20 for affixation. The material cost may be made lower as compared with the conventional method for manufacturing the slip of paper for affixation by fabricating a raw sheet directly purchased from a manufacturer, and even more the size and form of the slip of paper for affixation are not restricted. Since the form of the slip of the paper 20 for affixation is not restricted, designs of >=4 colors may be formed by using ordinary printing paper and the designs are formed by the same printing machine as that for ordinary printed matter, thereby the designs matched with the designs of the printed matter may be obtained. The more diversification of the use forms as compared with the conventional printed matter printable only with the monochromatic designs is made possible.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a printed matter with a convenient paper strip which can be peeled off and re-attached to a desired place.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Heretofore, there are cases where a piece of sticking paper which can be re-attached is used alone, but in many cases it is used in combination with printed matter. As a specific example, it is used in a form of being pasted as various coupons at a predetermined position on an arbitrary page in a magazine, catalog, pamphlet or the like.

As a piece of paper having such a function, Sumitomo 3M
There is Post-it (registered trademark) of the company, but in the case of manufacturing a product with a pattern on it, at present, a roll of raw material with a strip of adhesive is purchased directly from the manufacturer, printed on it, Processing such as slits is applied. The specific manufacturing process is as follows.

[0004] First, a raw material roll R with an adhesive F as shown in FIG. 1A is purchased. By the way, the raw material of Post-it is 12 inches (about 36 cm) wide and about 6000 m long
Then, two adhesives F are applied to the back surface. next,
After a desired pattern is printed by using a roll R of the material roll on a printing machine, the roll is formed by slitting to form _four rolls R _{1 to} R ₄ as shown in FIG. Next, two of the rolls R ₂ and R ₄ are different in winding from each other and have the opposite b, so that the _two rolls R ₂ and R ₄ are rewound and the pressure-sensitive adhesive F differs as shown in FIG. Unify. Then, the roll manufactured in this way is attached to a predetermined page of the signature by using a dedicated attaching device, and the signature is collated to bind a magazine or a catalog.

[0005]

In order to manufacture a printed matter in which a piece of sticky paper with a pattern is attached, as described above, the sticky paper is purchased from a manufacturer by winding up a raw sheet. Due to the processing, there is a problem that the cost is high and the sheet size of the sticking sheet piece is limited.
Also, color (for example, yellow) is used for paper purchased from the manufacturer.
Although a single-color pattern is possible because of the mark, there is also a problem that it is difficult to use a normal four-color pattern. In addition, a printing machine that prints magazines cannot print on paper purchased from the manufacturer, so printing must be performed with a printing machine such as a business form. The print quality of the piece of adhesive paper will visually mismatch.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been made in view of the above problems, and it is an object of the present invention to reduce the material cost and to limit the size and size of the sticking paper pieces. Accordingly, it is an object of the present invention to provide a printed matter with a piece of paper that can be used in a variety of forms, and to provide a manufacturing method thereof.

[0007]

In order to achieve the above object, a first type of printed matter with a piece of paper according to the present invention has a varnish layer formed on an exposed predetermined area of the printed matter,
It is characterized in that a piece of sticking paper is stuck on the varnish layer via an adhesive layer.

In order to achieve the same object, a second type of printed matter with a sheet of paper according to the present invention comprises a release paper bonded to an exposed predetermined area of the print through an adhesive layer, and It is characterized in that sticking paper pieces are stuck together via an adhesive layer.

[0009] In any of the above-mentioned printed materials with paper pieces, by using ordinary paper as the sticking paper piece, both the printed matter and the sticking paper piece can be printed on 175 lines or more.
A pattern can be formed by offset printing of colors or more.

In the case of binding a magazine, a printed matter is a signature of four or more pages, and a sheet obtained by laminating a piece of sticking paper at a predetermined position on the front or back cover of the signature is used. Will be cut and cut in three directions.

In the above-mentioned printed matter with a piece of paper of the first type, a predetermined area of the printed matter that has been exposed is subjected to a release treatment by a varnish layer. The adhesive can be manufactured by supplying the adhesive sheet pieces one by one, and attaching a piece of adhesive paper to the varnish layer of the printed matter via an adhesive. Of course, when the number of lots is small, the sticking of the sticking paper pieces may be performed manually.

In the above-mentioned printed matter with a piece of paper of the second type, release paper is supplied one by one while partially supplying the printed matter, and the release paper is attached to an exposed predetermined area of the printed matter via an adhesive. , By supplying a piece of adhesive paper one by one while transporting the printed matter obtained by laminating the release paper one by one, and laminating the adhesive paper pieces from above the release paper via an adhesive. Can be. Of course, when the number of lots is small, the lamination of the release paper and the lamination of the adhesive paper pieces may be performed manually.

[0013]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS FIG. 2 is a schematic sectional view for explaining a first type of printed matter with a sheet of paper according to the present invention.
In FIG. 2, reference numeral 10 denotes a printing base material that is a part of a printed material, and a varnish layer 11 is formed on an exposed predetermined region of the printing base material 10. An adhesive layer 21 is formed on the varnish layer 11. The sticking paper pieces 20 are stuck together. Although not shown, a pattern is previously applied to the surface of the sticking paper piece 20 by offset printing.

As shown in FIG. 3, this printed matter with a paper strip can be peeled between the varnish layer 11 and the adhesive layer 21 when the sticking paper strip 20 is to be peeled off from the printing substrate 10. When the sticking paper piece 20 is peeled in this way,
Since the pressure-sensitive adhesive layer 21 is transferred to the sticking paper piece 20 side, the sticking paper piece 20 has excellent adhesiveness, and can be re-attached to an arbitrary place. It is also possible to peel it off and stick it again.

FIG. 4 is a schematic sectional view for explaining a second type of printed matter with a sheet of paper according to the present invention. This figure 4
In the figure, reference numeral 10 denotes a printing base material which is a part of a printed material, and an adhesive layer 1 is provided on an exposed predetermined area of the printing base material 10.
The release paper 13 is adhered through the release paper 2
The adhesive paper piece 20 is adhered on the adhesive sheet via an adhesive layer 21. Although not shown, this sticking paper piece 2
On the surface of 0, a pattern is applied in advance by offset printing.

As shown in FIG. 5, the printed matter with the paper piece can be peeled between the release paper 13 and the adhesive layer 21 when the adhesive paper piece 20 is to be peeled off from the printing base material 10. When the sticking paper piece 20 is peeled in this manner, the adhesive layer 21 is transferred to the sticking paper piece 20 side, so that the sticking paper piece 20 has excellent adhesiveness, and is re-attached to an arbitrary place. Wearing is possible. It is also possible to peel it off and stick it again.

The printed material substrate 10 is paper, plastic, metal, etc., and may be of any type as long as it is printable on a flat surface or a curved surface. Generally, printed materials are magazines, catalogs, pamphlets, etc. Can be mentioned,
In the case of such a printed matter, the printing base material is ordinary printing paper.

The quality of the sticking paper piece 20 is not limited. Therefore, ordinary paper can be used, and in this case, 175 lines or more and 4
A pattern can be formed by offset printing of colors or more.

The pressure-sensitive adhesive forming the pressure-sensitive adhesive layer 21 has a low tackiness at room temperature and is removable, and for example, an aqueous emulsion-type pressure-sensitive adhesive is suitably used. This pressure-sensitive adhesive can be applied to a predetermined location on a printing base material such as paper or a plastic sheet by, for example, a letterpress printing method. The adhesive used is
It is necessary to have a low tackiness over a long period of time.

FIG. 6 is an explanatory diagram of a use form of a printed matter with a paper strip according to the present invention.

A reader of the printed matter M with a piece of paper according to the present invention,
As shown in FIG. 6, a final user such as a recipient can peel off the sticking paper piece 20 stuck to a predetermined place of the printed matter M, and replace it with a desired place to use it. . For example, when a sticker sheet piece 20 on which a new car is printed is attached as a magazine advertisement, the subscriber can enjoy it by replacing it with a favorite place, and the advertising effect of the new car is further enhanced. In addition to cars, if you are a trading card such as an idol, you can always enjoy it by sticking it on a notebook, a boombox, a personal computer, a desk, or the like. If the coupon is a coupon, it can be pasted on a notebook or the like and used later at the store. In addition, the sticking paper piece 2
If 0 is a cooking card on which a recipe is written, it can be conveniently and conveniently attached to a refrigerator door, kitchen wall, or the like. In addition, depending on the information which the sticking paper piece 20 has, there are various other usage methods.

FIG. 7 is an explanatory view of a sticking paper piece used for a printed matter with a paper piece according to the present invention and a bonding surface thereof.

The sticking paper piece 20 used for the printed matter with a paper piece according to the present invention may be a single-sheet sheet as shown in FIG. 7A or FIG. Even if it is a booklet-shaped one composed of a plurality of pages as shown in FIG.
The form may be a pamphlet that is folded by a double folding as shown in (D). Further, the shape is not limited to a square, and any shape may be adopted.
Further, for example, a sample sample such as a cosmetic sample in a small plastic bag with high pressure resistance may be strongly adhered onto the piece of adhesive paper. Then, when those pieces of adhesive paper 20 are attached to a predetermined area of the printing base material, the portion of the adhesive layer 21 may be a part of the adhesive sheet 20 or the entire surface thereof. It is.

In order to produce a printed matter with a piece of paper according to the present invention, an automatic pasting machine (attacher) which has been used can be used as it is.

The method of manufacturing the first type of printed matter with a piece of paper will be described below in the case where the printed matter is, for example, a signature forming a magazine.

In the case of producing a printed material with a piece of paper of this type, a signature is prepared in which a predetermined region of the exposed surface has been subjected to a release treatment with a varnish layer. This release processing can be performed by applying a varnish pattern simultaneously with the offset printing on the printing paper. In general, a signature has four or more pages, and a piece of sticking paper is attached to a predetermined position on the front or back cover of the signature. Then, in the automatic pasting machine, first, the signature is supplied on the conveyor belt one by one from the first feeder with the varnish layer facing up, and the adhesive is put on the varnish layer while the rubber stamper is being moved. Immediately thereafter, the pieces of adhesive paper supplied one by one from the second feeder were guided to the adhesive position and bonded together, and immediately thereafter, pressed with a pressing roller from above the adhesive piece of paper. Thereafter, the pieces are laminated in a sashimi shape with a kicker. The signature with a piece of paper manufactured in this way is sent to the bookbinding process.
Then, the signature with the piece of paper is joined together with other signatures and the cover, and after binding and cutting in three directions, a magazine having an adhesive sheet attached to a predetermined page is completed.

The method of manufacturing the second type of printed matter with a piece of paper will be described below in the case where the printed matter is, for example, a signature forming a magazine.

First, a signature is fed from a first feeder one by one onto a conveyor belt, with the surface on which the sticking paper pieces are to be bonded facing up, and an adhesive is applied to a predetermined area thereof by a rubber relief printing method while being moved. Immediately after spot coating, the release paper supplied one by one from the second feeder is guided to the bonding position and bonded, and immediately thereafter, the release paper is pressed from above the release paper by a pressing roller, and moved while being moved. The adhesive is spot-coated with a rubber relief printing method or the like, and immediately thereafter, the adhesive paper pieces supplied one by one from the third feeder are guided to the adhesive position and bonded, and immediately thereafter, the adhesive paper pieces are bonded. After pressing with a pressing roller from above, the sheets are laminated in a sashimi shape with a kicker. The signature with a piece of paper manufactured in this way is sent to the bookbinding process. Then, the signature with the piece of paper is joined together with other signatures and the cover, and after binding and cutting in three directions, a magazine having the piece of adhesive paper adhered to a predetermined page is completed.

[0029]

As described above, in the printed matter with the paper piece of the present invention, the adhesive layer is formed on the exposed predetermined area of the printed matter via the varnish layer or the release paper, so that the peeling of the adhesive paper piece is performed. It can be easily applied and can be re-adhered to any place by the adhesive layer that transfers to the piece of adhesive paper. As compared with the conventional method for manufacturing pieces, the material cost can be reduced, and the size and the size of the sticking paper pieces are not limited.

Since the sheets of the sticking paper pieces are not limited, it is possible to form a pattern of four or more colors using ordinary printing paper, and it is possible to form the pattern by the same printing machine as the printed matter. As a result, the pattern matches the printed matter, and the use form can be diversified as compared with the conventional one that can only use a single color pattern.

In the case of manufacturing the printed matter with paper pieces of the present invention, the automatic pasting machine which has been used in magazines and weekly magazines can be used as it is when laminating sticking paper pieces to printed matter. Yes, there is no need to introduce new equipment.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is an explanatory view showing a conventional process for manufacturing a piece of adhesive paper.

FIG. 2 is a schematic cross-sectional view for explaining a first type of printed matter with a paper strip according to the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view showing a state in which a sticking paper piece is peeled off from the printed matter with a paper piece in FIG. 2;

FIG. 4 is a schematic cross-sectional view for explaining a second type of printed matter with a paper strip according to the present invention.

FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view showing a state in which a piece of adhesive paper is peeled from the printed matter with a piece of paper of FIG. 4;

FIG. 6 is an explanatory diagram of a use form of a printed matter with a paper strip according to the present invention.

FIG. 7 is an explanatory view of a sticking paper piece used for a printed matter with a paper piece according to the present invention and a bonding surface thereof.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Printing base material 11 Varnish layer 12 Adhesive layer 13 Release paper 20 Adhesive paper piece 21 Adhesive layer

Claims (6)

[Claims] A varnish layer is formed in an exposed predetermined area of a printed matter, and a piece of a sticking paper is bonded on the varnish layer via an adhesive layer to provide a printed matter with a piece of paper. 2. A release paper is bonded to an exposed predetermined area of a printed matter via an adhesive layer, and a piece of adhesive paper is bonded on the release paper via an adhesive layer. Printed material with a piece of paper. 3. The printed matter with a piece of paper according to claim 1, wherein a picture is formed on both the printed matter and the sticking paper piece by offset printing of 175 lines or more and four colors or more. 4. The signature according to claim 1, wherein the printed matter is a signature having four or more pages, and a piece of adhesive paper is stuck to a predetermined position on the front or back cover of the signature. A printed matter with a piece of paper according to any of the above. 5. A varnish layer is applied to an exposed predetermined area of a printed material by a varnish layer. While the printed material is supplied part by part, pieces of adhesive paper are supplied one by one to form a varnish layer of the printed material. A method for producing a printed matter with a paper sheet, wherein a paper sheet to be adhered is adhered to the upper surface of the paper sheet via an adhesive. 6. A printed material obtained by supplying release paper one by one while partially supplying the printed material, applying release paper to an exposed predetermined area of the printed material via an adhesive, and bonding the release paper together. A method of producing a printed matter with a sheet of paper, comprising feeding a sheet of adhesive paper one by one while transporting the sheets one by one, and bonding the sheets of adhesive paper from a release paper via an adhesive.