JP2005066927A - Delivery slip with coupon - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a delivery slip with a coupon which can create the same campaign effect as a point card or a stamp book, without the necessity to prepare it separately and further, can be manufactured at a low cost with a secondary effect from a viewpoint of environmental protection. <P>SOLUTION: This delivery slip 10A with a coupon comprises a bill/consignor duplicate 11; a delivery agent/CVS shop duplicate 12; a sales slip 13; an attached slip 14; a consignee duplicate 15; a delivery slip(as seal affixing piece) 16; and a tack label 17A. In addition, the delivery slip 10A has a tack paper 17A consisting of a base material 17a; an adhesive layer 17b; and a release paper 17c laminated sequentially on the bottom. Further, a part of the back of the release paper 17c is printed as specified so as to provide a coupon section 18A for secondary use purpose. The coupon section 18A serves as an application blank e.g. "campaign participation ticket". <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2005,JPO&NCIPI

Description

  The present invention relates to a delivery slip used for home delivery or the like.

  The current delivery slip has a physical copy structure by using pressure sensitive copy paper (carbonless paper) and back carbon ink on the copy paper, and usually consists of multiple pieces of about 5-7 sheets. By digitizing "multi-point delivery slip" and delivery destination and delivery source data, the data can be copied and selectively printed on the same plane or substantially the same plane multiple times. There are two types of so-called “1pt delivery slips” in which about 1 to 3 sheets are usually pasted together.

FIG. 5 is a diagram showing a conventional example of a multi-pt delivery slip.
The delivery slip 10 includes an invoice / requester copy 11, a dealer / CVS store copy 12, a sales slip 13, a sticker slip 14, a delivery destination slip 15, a delivery slip (decision piece) 16, and a tack. A label 17 is provided, and one side is bound with line glue a.
The invoice / requester copy 11, the dealer / CVS store copy 12, and the sales slip 13 are each made up of carbonless top paper, carbonless bottle paper, and copy paper. It is peeled off and becomes a discreet piece. The sticker slip 14 is a copy sheet (back carbon ink b is applied to the back side. The same applies to the following copy sheets), and is a piece that becomes a tag that remains until the end in order to prevent loss of the package. The destination receipt 15 and the delivery slip 16 are copy sheets and are pieces that are pulled out after delivery. The tack paper 17 is a piece that peels off the release paper when affixing to a luggage. The sticking slip 14 and the tack paper 17 are pasted together in an envelope shape with a bag-making paste c, and a delivery receipt 15 and a delivery slip 16 are accommodated so as to be removable at the perforation d.

  In any form, these delivery slips usually have a tack base material 17a, an adhesive layer 17b, and a release paper 17c, which are called tack paper 17, sequentially laminated on the last sheet (bottom surface). A label is provided, and the adhesive layer 17b is protected by a release paper 17c until it is used. The adhesive sheet 17b of the tack paper 17 makes it possible to easily attach a delivery slip to a package.

It is desirable that the pressure-sensitive adhesive of the pressure-sensitive adhesive layer 17b should be designed so that it adheres well to any adherend and is not peeled off as much as possible except for special applications. For this reason, it is necessary to protect the surface of the pressure-sensitive adhesive by some means until immediately before being attached to the luggage.
At present, labels that do not have release paper called “non-separator”, “liner-less”, etc. have been proposed and have been partially sold.
However, in this case, it is necessary to devise so that the surface in contact with the adhesive has the same function (peelability) as that of the release paper. This releasability is generally secured by a silicone-based release component, and is not general in terms of usability because it does not have writing suitability or NIP or DIP printability (thermal printability is easy to realize).
In other words, in normal applications, the release paper that protects the pressure-sensitive adhesive becomes an indispensable constituent member, but until now there has been no method other than substantial disposal.

On the other hand, a point card, a stamp mount, or the like may be used in a campaign or the like by a home delivery company, and a bar code use point system suitable for home delivery service has been proposed (for example, Patent Document 1). The delivery company has an almost fixed network infrastructure, and there is a structure in which the profit cannot be generated unless the number of consigned luggage is exceeded to some extent.
In Japan, there is generally a demand for gifts called mid-year gifts and year-end gifts, which have an extreme peak at this time. In other words, it is not necessary to be able to handle this peak 100% internally (because of outsourcing or using a part-timer that uses a private car), but the mid-year and year-end gifts often miss time. Because it becomes a problem, a certain amount of infrastructure is required, and conversely, in the off-season, the infrastructure will remain.

In other words, point cards and stamp ledgers generally have strong aspects of stimulating demand and digging in the off-season, and it is difficult for a purely private company to carry out the activities throughout the year.
Therefore, even if a new point card or stamp ledger is prepared as in the present situation, it is considered that the cost has been greatly increased if the implications limited to the off-season are taken into consideration.
JP 2002-366822 A

  An object of the present invention is to provide a low-cost and environmentally friendly delivery slip that can be expected to have a similar campaign effect without separately preparing a point card or a stamp ledger. That is.

  In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the invention of claim 1 is a delivery slip in which an adhesive layer and a release sheet are laminated at least on a part, and predetermined printing is performed on at least a part of the release sheet. And a voucher delivery voucher characterized by having a voucher portion for secondary use of the release sheet.

  The invention of claim 2 is a delivery slip in which a base material, an adhesive layer, and a release sheet are sequentially laminated at least at the lowermost part, and the base material and / or a part of the release sheet is partitioned so as to be separable. When the release sheet is peeled off, it comprises a compartment label portion that remains on the substrate and / or the release sheet side and becomes a compartmented label, and the compartment label portion is subjected to predetermined printing, It is a delivery slip with a ticket characterized by being a ticket part which uses a base material and / or the above-mentioned exfoliation sheet secondary.

  The invention of claim 3 is a delivery slip with a ticket according to claim 1 or claim 2, wherein the ticket section is a point card, a lottery ticket, an application ticket, or a discount ticket. Voucher.

  A fourth aspect of the present invention is the delivery slip with a ticket according to any one of the first to third aspects, wherein the ticket part is forgery-preventing ink typified by pearl ink, color variable ink, and fluorescent ink. It is a delivery slip with a voucher characterized by comprising forgery prevention means by printing using and / or printing of micro characters, chromatic patterns and copy check patterns.

  According to a fifth aspect of the present invention, in the delivery slip with a ticket according to any one of the first to fourth aspects, the ticket section is for the identification data provided in the other part of the delivery slip. A delivery slip with a ticket characterized by having data common to at least a part.

The invention according to claim 6 is the delivery slip with a ticket according to claim 5, wherein the same data is used between the identification data provided in the ticket part and the identification data provided in the other part. Without generating counterfeiting means for preventing counterfeiting of the bill part by generating data so as to be guided by a predetermined arithmetic expression and keeping the predetermined arithmetic expression private.
It is a delivery slip with a ticket characterized by the following.

  According to the present invention, since the tack base material and the release sheet are provided with a ticket part, the same campaign effect can be expected without separately preparing a point card and a stamp ledger. Since it is used secondarily, it is possible to realize a delivery slip that is low-cost and that takes environmental protection into consideration.

  The present invention achieves the objective of obtaining a campaign effect comparable to that of a point card or stamp ledger by secondary use of tack paper (such as a tack base material or release paper).

Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in more detail with reference to the drawings and the like.
FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a first embodiment of a delivery slip with a ticket according to the present invention.
In each of the embodiments described below, parts having the same functions as those of the conventional example described above are given the same reference numerals or unified reference numerals at the end thereof, and redundant descriptions and drawings are appropriately omitted.
The delivery slip 10A with a ticket of the first embodiment includes an invoice / requester's copy 11, a dealer / CVS store copy 12, a sales slip 13, a sticker slip 14, a delivery slip 15 and a delivery slip (slip-off piece). ) 16 and a tack label 17A.
That is, the delivery slip 10A is a slip having a tack paper 17A in which a tack base material 17a, an adhesive layer 17b, and a release paper 17c are sequentially laminated at the bottom, and a part of the back surface of the release paper 17c. Predetermined printing is performed, and a ticket portion 18A for secondary use of the release paper 17c is provided.

  In the first embodiment, the ticket unit 18A is an application ticket such as a “campaign participation ticket”. In addition to the application ticket, the ticket unit 18A may be a discount ticket (ticket unit 18A-2) such as “¥ 100-OFF ticket” as shown in the modification of FIG. However, point cards, lottery tickets, etc. may be used.

  It is desirable that the ticket portion 18A is provided with anti-counterfeiting means by printing using anti-counterfeit inks typified by pearl ink, color variable ink, and fluorescent ink, and printing of micro characters, chromic prints, and copy check patterns.

Moreover, it is preferable that this ticket part 18 has at least a part common data with respect to identification data, such as barcode provided in the other part of this delivery slip 10A.
Then, between the identification data provided in the ticket unit 18 and the identification data provided in the other part, data is generated so that both are not the same data but are derived by a predetermined arithmetic expression. By making this predetermined arithmetic expression private, it is possible to prevent counterfeiting of the ticket portion (forgery prevention means).
This calculation can be used for pass / fail judgment by multiplying or adding a numerical value calculated by a method similar to a check digit (9 check or 11 check). It is not necessary to be as exact as a digit, for example, it may be a value obtained by adding a fixed numerical value according to the number of digits, and the same numerical value may be obtained as a result of calculating different numerical values. Specifically, since “No. 411789” is 7 digits, it is calculated by adding “1234567” and determined by “No. 5346356”.

  Thus, according to Example 1, since the ticket part 18A, such as an application ticket, is provided on the back surface of the release paper 17c, a similar campaign effect can be expected without separately preparing a point card or a stamp ledger. In addition, since the release paper 17c is secondarily used, it is possible to realize a delivery slip that is low in cost and that takes environmental protection into consideration.

FIG. 3 is a diagram showing Example 2 of a delivery slip with a ticket according to the present invention.
The delivery slip 10B of the second embodiment is a slip having a tack paper 17B in which a tack base material 17a, an adhesive layer 17b, and a release paper 17c are sequentially laminated at the bottom as in the first embodiment. A part of the substrate 17a is partitioned so as to be separable by the half-cut e, and when the release paper 17c is peeled off, the substrate 17a is provided with a partition label portion 17B-1 that remains on the release paper 17c side and becomes a partitioned label. .
The division label portion 17B-1 is a seal-like ticket portion 19 that is subjected to predetermined printing such as a coupon ticket and secondarily uses the tack base material 17a.
Note that the ticket unit 19 may be devised so that the discount face value of the coupon is not transmitted to the outside with a light-shielding ink or the like on the release paper 17c on the back side, and this label itself may be used as a lottery ticket to provide atari / losing. .

  As described above, according to the second embodiment, when the release paper 17c is peeled off, the ticket portion 19 that becomes a seal-like coupon is left.

FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a third embodiment of a delivery slip with a ticket according to the present invention.
The delivery slip 20 of the third embodiment is applied to a 1 pt delivery slip in which a base material 21 provided with a delivery slip (a judgment piece) 21 a and a sticker slip 21 b and a tack paper 27 are bonded together via a pseudo-adhesive structure 22. It is a thing. The tack paper 27 includes a tack base material 27a, an adhesive layer 27b, and a release paper 27c that are sequentially laminated.

In Example 3, a part of the tack base material 27a is partitioned so as to be separable by the half-cut e, and when the release paper 27c is peeled off, the first section remains on the release paper 27c side and becomes a partitioned label. The label portion 27-1, the tack base material 27a, and a part of the release paper 27c are partitioned so as to be separable by the half-cut f. When the release paper 27c is peeled off, the label portion 27-1 remains on the tack base material 27a side and is partitioned. A second section label portion 27-2 serving as a label is provided.
The division label portions 27-1 and 27-2 are subjected to predetermined printing such as whales and become seal-like ticket portions 28 and 29 that secondarily use the tack base material 27 a.

The ticket unit 28 is a lottery for a person who ships a package, and remains on the release paper 27c side when the release paper 27c is peeled off as shown in FIG. Note that it is also preferable that the ticket portion 28 also displays attrition / losing on the release paper 27c on the back side so that the wrinkle surface is not transmitted to the outside by a light shielding layer or the like.
The ticket portion 29 is a lottery for a person who has received the package, and as shown in FIG. 4D, when the release paper 27c is peeled off, the voucher 20 attached to the tack base material 27a, that is, the package. When the delivery slip 21a is peeled off, it appears.

  According to the third embodiment, a lottery is provided for both a person who ships a package and a person who has received the package.

(Modification)
The present invention is not limited to the embodiments described above, and various modifications and changes are possible, and these are also within the equivalent scope of the present invention.
(1) The form of the third embodiment can be applied to the first and second embodiments.

It is a figure which shows Example 1 of the delivery slip with a ticket by this invention. It is a figure which shows the modification of the delivery slip with a ticket by the present Example 1. FIG. It is a figure which shows Example 2 of the delivery slip with a ticket by this invention. It is a figure which shows Example 3 of the delivery slip with a ticket by this invention. It is a figure which shows the prior art example of the delivery slip with a ticket by this invention.

Explanation of symbols

10A, 10B Delivery slip 11 Invoice / requester's copy 12 Dealer / CVS store copy 13 Sales slip 14 Sticky slip 15 Delivery slip 16 Delivery slip
17A, 17B Tack label 17a Tack substrate 17b Adhesive layer 17c Release paper 20 Delivery slip 21a Delivery slip
21b Adhesive slip 21 Base material 27 Tack paper 22 Pseudo-adhesive structure

Claims (6)

A delivery slip in which an adhesive layer and a release sheet are laminated at least in part,
Predetermined printing is performed on at least a part of the release sheet, and a ticket part for secondary use of the release sheet is provided.
A delivery slip with a ticket characterized by A delivery slip in which a base material, an adhesive layer, and a release sheet are sequentially laminated at least at the bottom,
A part of the base material and / or the release sheet is separable, and when the release sheet is peeled off, the part label remains on the base material and / or the release sheet side and becomes a partitioned label. Part
The division label portion is a ticket portion that is subjected to predetermined printing and secondary use of the base material and / or the release sheet,
A delivery slip with a ticket characterized by In the delivery slip with a ticket according to claim 1 or claim 2,
The ticket section is a point card, lottery ticket, application ticket, discount ticket,
A delivery slip with a ticket characterized by In the delivery slip with a ticket according to any one of claims 1 to 3,
The ticket part is provided with anti-counterfeiting means by printing with pearl ink, color variable ink, anti-counterfeit ink typified by fluorescent ink, and / or printing of micro characters, chromatic patterns, copy check patterns,
A delivery slip with a ticket characterized by In the delivery slip with a ticket according to any one of claims 1 to 4,
The ticket section has at least a portion of data common to identification data provided in other portions of the delivery slip;
A delivery slip with a ticket characterized by In the delivery slip with a ticket according to claim 5,
Between the identification data provided in the ticket part and the identification data provided in the other part, the data is generated so that both are not the same data but are derived by a predetermined arithmetic expression, Having forgery prevention means for preventing forgery of the ticket part by keeping a predetermined arithmetic expression private;
A delivery slip with a ticket characterized by

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