JP2008179100A - Book-type contact bonding double postal card - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a book-type contact bonding double postal card which can carry a large volume of information and realize its easy handling and less costliness. <P>SOLUTION: This book-type contact bonding double postal card is formed of paper A consisting of three consecutive leaves joined together crosswise, bordering on vertical folding lines (1) and (2) and paper B consisting of two consecutive leaves, bordering on the likewise vertical folding line (10), joined together as specified. In addition, the right leaf (5) of the face side of the paper A and the left leaf (11) of the face side of the paper B are completely joined together as a reply postal card, and the folding line (1) between the center leaf (7) and the right leaf (8) of the back side of the paper A, is valley-folded to completely join each end (16) together, and further, the center leaf (7) and the right leaf (8) which are the parts other than the completely joined part, are false-joined. On the other hand, the center leaf (4) of the face side of the paper A and the right leaf (12) of the face side of the paper B are false-joined as a double postal card. Further, the part of the valley-folded folding line (1), is separated and the false-joined sides of the paper A and the paper B are released from each other. Thus, the three-leaf book is formed of a private information entry column including an address column of an initial addressee-bound postal card of the paper A and the paper B strung out to the reply postal card. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2008,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a book-type crimping reciprocating postcard.

  In recent years, reciprocating postcards in which a plurality of paper sheets are completely or pseudo-bonded have appeared in order to cover a large amount of information while hiding information that needs to be concealed. This is shown in Patent Document 1 below, but the preceding example is a postcard in which the A paper, which is bound horizontally by 3 sheets, and the B paper, which is also bound horizontally by 2 sheets, is compliant with postal rules. Are completely adhered, and the remaining two sheets of the A sheet and the one side of the A sheet and the B sheet, which are information description parts, are pseudo-bonded to each other.

  Therefore, in the preceding example, when a person who has received a reciprocating postcard peels off the pseudo-adhesive portion and reads the information therein, the sheet A has two leaves spread out and requires a lot of space. For this reason, it protrudes from the table etc. which expand this, or hides the thing under this. Further, since the two pseudo-adhesive surfaces are attached to the entire surface, a large amount of adhesive is required, and processing (binding) takes time.

Therefore, the following Patent Document 2 proposes a book-type reciprocating postcard in which a portion connected to a reply postcard is a trilobe. However, this prior example has a problem that the number of folds is large and processing is troublesome because one sheet of paper is folded into eight leaves. There is also the question of whether this structure complies with postal regulations.
JP-A-11-32159 JP 2000-158856 A

  The present invention solves such a problem, and when opening a reciprocating postcard, the portion continuing to the reply postcard becomes a book (book) so as to be easy to handle and reduce costs. A large amount of information can be posted.

  Under the above-described problems, the present invention provides a sheet of paper A that is bound horizontally by three vertical lines (1) and (2), and the vertical line (10). 2 is a book-type crimping reciprocating postcard composed of two sheets of B paper bound side by side in a predetermined manner. The right leaf (5) on the surface of A paper and the left leaf (11) on the surface of B paper. Is completely attached to the postcard, and the fold line (1) between the central leaf (7) and the right leaf (8) on the back side of paper A is valley-folded, and each end (16) is completely adhered to each other. The central leaf (7) and the right leaf (8) of the part other than the adhesive are pseudo-adhered, while the central leaf (4) on the surface of the A paper and the right leaf (12) of the surface of the B paper are pseudo-adhered to reciprocate postcards. In addition to separating the folded fold line (1) and peeling off the pseudo-adhesive surface of A paper and B paper, the A paper and B paper Book type crimp postcard, characterized in that the personal information entry field is trilobal workbook containing Kino addressee field. Is provided.

  Then, as a mode of complete adhesion, the adhesion with strong adhesive emulsion paste or hot melt paste, the reverse adhesion of the closed tape or pseudo-adhesive tape, the ink / toner is pressed after printing with the ink / toner. And means for blocking and adhering by heating. Further, as a mode of separation with the fold line (1) of A paper as a boundary, as a mode of separation with the fold line (1) of A paper as a boundary, the central leaf (7) on the back surface of the A paper and Means for cutting the right leaf (8) in advance by a cutting line (22), the central leaf on the back surface of the A paper at the same position as the end of the right leaf (12) on the front surface of the B paper according to claim 4 7) and means having perforations (23) in both the right lobe (8), the left lobe of the portion of the fold line (1) that has entered the left lobe (3) of the surface of paper A from the fold line (1). (3) Provide means with perforations (24) only. Furthermore, the present invention provides the above-mentioned crimping reciprocating postcard as described in claim 6, wherein the A paper folding line 2 or the B paper folding line 10 is perforated, and the reply postcard mating surface according to claim 7. Means are provided in which the right leaf (5) on the surface of paper A and the left leaf (11) on the surface of paper B are printed to prevent light transmission.

  In addition to the above, the present invention is the above-described crimping reciprocating postcard, wherein the back side of the B paper which is the reply postcard entry field on the left leaf (6) of the back side of the A paper which is the reply postcard address field as described in claim 8 The concealment seal (19) to be attached to the right leaf (14) of the paper is cut out and the concealment seal (19) can be peeled off to the left leaf (11) on the surface of the B paper facing the concealment seal (19). Apply a release varnish (21) corresponding to the size of the concealment seal (19) to the right leaf (5) on the surface of the A paper and the left leaf (11) on the surface of the B paper. 10. A means for applying and adhering an adhesive consisting of the right side of the back side of the B paper, which is a reply postcard entry field, on the left leaf (13) of the back side of the B paper, which is the address field of the outgoing postcard, according to claim 9. The concealment seal (19) to be attached to the leaf (14) is cut out and concealed. Apply a release varnish (21) corresponding to the size of the concealment seal (19) so that the concealment seal (19) can be peeled off to the central leaf (4) of the surface of the A paper facing the seal (19). A means of applying and adhering an adhesive made of specially modified acrylic resin to the right leaf (5) and the central leaf (4) on the surface of the A paper and the left leaf (11) and the right leaf (12) on the surface of the B paper. provide.

  When the pseudo-adhesive part is peeled off by the means of claim 1 and the closed part separated by the folding line 1 of the A sheet is separated, the A sheet and the B sheet become a three-leaf book that is continuous with the reply postcard. You can read with one hand without taking up space. Therefore, handling is easy and the amount of information to be posted is large. The separating means includes claims 3 to 6, and the complete adhesion means includes the means described in claim 2. Further, according to the means of claim 6, it is easy to separate reply postcards, and according to the means of claim 7, there is no problem in optical reading with OCR or the like, and according to the means of claims 8 and 9. Then, it is possible to hide personal information and the like described in the reply postcard.

  DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a front view of A paper constituting the reciprocating postcard of the present invention, and FIG. In this example, three sheets are spelled by placing fold lines 1 and 2 vertically at almost equal intervals between two sheets of paper. In the front view, the left leaf 3, the central leaf 4, and the right leaf 5 are shown from the left side, and in the back view that is turned upside down, the left leaf 6, the central leaf 7, and the right leaf 8 are also shown from the left side. Therefore, the left leaf 3 in the front view becomes the right leaf 8 in the back view, and the right leaf 5 becomes the left leaf 6 (the central leaves 4 and 7 do not change). In the front view, a hole 9 is provided on the end side of the left lobe 3 and the end side of the right lobe 5 to insert a marginal pin at the time of machining with a perforation as a boundary.

  3 is a front view of another B paper (B) constituting the reciprocating postcard, and FIG. 4 is a back view. Similarly to the A paper (A), the B paper (B) has a fold line 10 at the center. It is a two-sheet spelling. In the front view, the left side is the left leaf 11 and the right side is the right leaf 12 (in the back view, the left side is the left leaf 13 and the right side is the right leaf 14). Further, the same is true in that a marginal pin hole 15 is provided on the end side of the left lobe 11 and the right lobe 12 in the front view.

  The above reciprocating postcard is processed as follows. First, the right leaf 5 on the surface of the A paper (A) and the left leaf 11 on the surface of the B paper (B) are completely bonded together with the complete adhesive 16, and this is used as a reply postcard. The complete adhesion in this case refers to a non-peelable adhesion mode, and a complete adhesive 16 such as a pressure-sensitive, heat-sensitive adhesive or a heat-sensitive adhesive tape (film) is used. Next, the right leaf 8 on the back surface is valley-folded from the fold line 1, and the right end portion of the right leaf 8 and the left end portion of the central leaf 7 are partially and completely bonded together with the same complete adhesive 17.

  In order to completely bond the right end portion of the right leaf 8 and the left end portion of the central leaf 7 on the back side of the paper A (A), instead of the above method, a double-layer adhesive tape provided with an adhesion inhibiting layer on the upper surface is used. It sticks in the state which protruded from the edge, the edge part is folded back, an adhesion inhibition layer is blocked, and only the edge part of the central leaf 7 and the right leaf 8 may adhere | attach and connect. In addition, the central leaf 7 and the right leaf 8 on the back side of the other A paper (A) are pseudo-adhered with the pseudo-adhesive 18. Further, the right leaf 12 on the surface of the B paper (B) and the central leaf 4 on the surface of the A paper (A) are also pseudo-adhered entirely with the pseudo-adhesive 18. The pseudo-adhesion in this case refers to a peelable adhesive mode (some can be re-adhered and some cannot), pressure-sensitive, heat-sensitive pseudo-adhesive mixed with an adhesion inhibitor. Or a pseudo adhesive film (tape) having a pseudo adhesive layer between the films.

  With the above operation, the A sheet (A) and the B sheet (B) have the folding line 2 of the A sheet (A) and the B sheet (B) so that the left leaf 6 and the central leaf 7 on the back surface of the A sheet (A) face each other. B) The folding line 10 is valley-folded to form one reciprocating postcard. It should be noted that in order to ensure that the reply postcard is folded and improved in appearance, any of the fold lines 2 and 10 may be perforated, or a combination of pushing lines. Even in this case, since the other remains, it does not separate during handling. By the way, such a reciprocating postcard is used for predetermined folding, coating, and pressing while the feed pins of the processing machine are inserted into the respective holes 9 and 15 of the A paper (A) and the B paper (B) and transferred. It is crimped by cutting or the like.

  The recipient who has received this round-trip postcard cuts the portion of the broken line 1 of the A sheet (A) and reads the information therein. FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view of a reciprocating postcard showing this mode, but at this time, A paper (A) and B paper (B) become a three-leaf book (book) in succession to reply postcards. Information is written. The required information is printed on each surface. That is, the left leaf (13) on the back side of paper B (B) is the address field for outgoing postcards, the left leaf (6) on the back side of paper A (A) is the name field for reply postcards, and the back side of paper B (B) The right leaf (14) is an entry field for reply postcards, and the others are information entry fields. In addition, the thing of this example puts the cutting line 22 in the part of the broken line 1, and cut | disconnects previously. That is, a cutting line 22 is inserted at the time of processing, and is separated from here at the stage of shipment (even if such, the central leaf 7 and the right leaf 8 on the back surface of the A paper (A) are pseudo-adhesive with the pseudo-adhesive 18. So there is no problem). The person who receives it opens here (it is convenient to insert a corner cut etc.) and reads the information inside.

  FIG. 7 is a similar cross-sectional view, but in this example, the right leaf 12 on the front surface of the B paper (B) is near the fold line between the central leaf 7 and the right leaf 8 on the back surface of the A paper (A). A perforation 23 is inserted across the central lobe 7 and the right lobe 8 at the same position as the end face. The person who received it breaks this perforation 23 (it is also convenient if a corner cut etc. is put in), opens this, and reads the information in it. FIG. 8 is also a similar cross-sectional view, but in this example, the right lobe is located in the right leaf 8 from the folded back portion of the central leaf 7 and the right leaf 8 on the back side of the sheet A (A). A perforation 24 is inserted into only 8. The person who received the paper breaks the perforation 24 by bending it, and reads the information in it. However, if the perforation 4 is not bent, the perforation 4 cannot be broken smoothly, so that it may be opened carelessly. Less is. When this round-trip postcard is used for ordering products or applying for courses, the recipient fills in the prescribed items on the reply postcard. Then, similarly to the conventional reciprocating postcard, the portion of the broken line 2 is cut and posted.

  The above is a basic aspect of the present invention, but various aspects are taken depending on the purpose. First, it is the weight (thickness) of paper, but it is a postcard, so it must naturally conform to postal rules. According to this, it is necessary to be within 12 g as a whole, and both the A paper (A) and the B paper (B) are thin papers, and the overall weight is suppressed to this. Moreover, since the reply postcard in which A paper (A) and B paper (B) overlap needs to be 2 to 6 g, it is thin but fits this weight. In this way, by making the A paper (A) and the B paper (B) different in quality, for example, the B paper (B) which is the name of the OCR side is made a high quality paper, and an information description column is used for color printing. The A paper (A) having a large number of printed portions can be made into a mat / coat type paper, and the balance between cost and quality can be achieved according to the application.

  In addition, since it is necessary to express that it is a “postal round-trip postcard” on one of the paper surfaces, for example, the width of the central leaf 4 on the surface of the A paper (A) is made longer than the width of the right leaf 5. It is conceivable that printing is performed so that this character can be seen in the protruding portion at the left end of the central leaf 4. Further, the recipient who receives the reply postcard reads the information written in the right leaf 14 on the back side by OCR, but this reading becomes unstable if the paper is thin. Therefore, if the upper surface of the right leaf 5 on the surface of the A paper (A) facing each other or the upper surface of the left leaf 11 on the surface of the B paper (B) is printed with a pattern, solid or shaded, the opacity increases. Reading is sure.

  In addition, there may be provided a concealment seal 19 for concealing personal information or the like written on the right leaf 14 on the back side of the B paper (B), which is a reply postcard entry field. This is shown in FIG. 5, but on the right leaf 14 on the back side of the B paper (B), which is the entry field for the reply postcard, at the bottom of the left leaf 6 on the back side of the A paper (A), which is the name field for the reply postcard. The concealment seal 19 to be pasted is cut out in advance, and in advance according to the size of the concealment seal 19 so that the concealment seal 19 can be peeled off the left leaf 11 on the surface of the B paper (B) facing the concealment seal 19. A peeling varnish 21 is applied, and an adhesive made of a specially modified acrylic resin is applied and adhered to the right leaf 5 on the surface of the A paper (A) and the left leaf 11 on the surface of the B paper (B). As a result, although only the concealment seal 19 can be peeled off, the right leaf 5 on the surface of the A paper (A) and the other part of the left leaf 11 on the surface of the B paper (B) are not easily peeled off, and are completely bonded. It can be said. In addition, the above-described adhesive has a function of allowing the concealment seal 19 that has been peeled off to be adhered again and peeled off again. In addition, if printing such as a pattern, solid, or halftone is performed on the portion that becomes the concealment seal 19, the concealment seal portion becomes difficult to see through and the concealability is improved.

  FIG. 9 shows another example of the concealment sticker 19, but in this example, the B paper (the postcard entry field for the reply postcard is placed on the left leaf 13 on the back side of the B paper (B), the postcard address field. The concealment seal 19 to be attached to the right leaf 14 on the back surface of B) is cut out and the concealment seal 19 is peeled off from the central leaf 4 on the surface of the A paper (A) facing the concealment seal 19. The peeling varnish 21 is applied in advance corresponding to the size of 19 and is applied to the right leaf 5 and the central leaf 4 on the surface of the A paper (A) and the left leaf 11 and the right leaf 12 on the surface of the B paper (B). Apply an adhesive made of the same specially modified acrylic resin as in the previous step. In this example, the right leaf 5 and the central leaf 4 on the surface of the paper A (A) and the left leaf 11 and the right leaf 12 on the surface of the paper B (B) are pseudo-completely bonded by the above adhesive ( The information entry field is only a two-leaf book including the address postcard address field. There is an advantage that few parts disappear.

It is a surface view of A paper which comprises a reciprocating postcard. It is a reverse view of A paper which comprises a reciprocating postcard. It is a surface view of B paper which comprises a reciprocating postcard. It is a reverse view of B paper which comprises a reciprocating postcard. It is a perspective view of the state which bonds A paper and B paper. It is sectional drawing of the state which folds back A paper. It is sectional drawing of the state which folds back A paper. It is sectional drawing of the state which folds back A paper. It is a perspective view of the state which bonds A paper and B paper.

Explanation of symbols

A A paper B B paper 1 Folded line 2 Folded line 3 Left leaf on the surface of A paper 4 Central leaf on the surface of A paper 5 Right leaf on the surface of A paper 6 Left leaf on the back side of A paper 7 Central leaf on the back side of A paper 8 Right leaf on the back side of A paper 9 Marginal pin hole 10 B fold line of B paper 11 Left leaf on the surface of B paper 12 Right leaf on the surface of B paper 13 Left leaf on the back side of B paper 14 Right leaf on the back side of B paper 15 hole of marginal pin 16 complete adhesive 17 complete adhesive 18 pseudo adhesive 19 concealment seal 21 peeling varnish 22 cutting line 23 perforation 24 perforation

Claims (9)

  A sheet of paper A that is bound three times across the vertical fold line (1) and (2) and a sheet of paper B that is bound sideways along the vertical fold line (10) The book type crimping reciprocating postcard is composed of a right post (5) on the front side of A paper and a left leaf (11) on the front side of B paper to make a reply postcard and the center of the back side of the A paper. The fold line (1) between the leaf (7) and the right leaf (8) is valley-folded and each end (16) is completely bonded, and the central leaf (7) and the right leaf (8) other than the completely bonded portion are bonded. While pseudo-adhering, the central leaf (4) on the surface of paper A and the right leaf (12) on the surface of paper B are pseudo-adhered to form a reciprocating postcard, separating the folded fold line (1), When the pseudo-adhesive surface of the paper and B paper is peeled off, the A-sheet and B-paper are connected to the reply postcard and the personal information entry field including the address field of the outgoing postcard Book type of crimp postcard, characterized in that the click.   For complete adhesion, adhesion with strong adhesive emulsion paste or hot melt adhesive, reverse adhesion of closed tape, pseudo-adhesive tape, and after printing with ink / toner, this ink / toner is blocked and bonded by pressing and heating. The book type crimping reciprocating postcard according to claim 1, wherein any one of the above is adopted.   The separation mode with the folding line (1) of the A paper as a boundary, the central leaf (7) and the right leaf (8) on the back side of the A paper are previously cut by a cutting line (22). Book type crimping reciprocating postcard.   As a mode of separation with the folding line (1) of A paper as a boundary, the central leaf (7) and right leaf (8) of the back side of A paper are located at the same position as the edge of the right leaf (12) of the front side of B paper. The book-type crimping reciprocating postcard according to claim 1 or 2, wherein perforations (23) are inserted in both.   As a mode of separation with the fold line (1) of A paper as a boundary, the perforation (24) is formed only in the left leaf (3) of the part of the surface of the A paper that has entered the left leaf (3) considerably from the fold line (1). The book-type crimping reciprocating postcard according to claim 1 or 2 inserted therein.   The book-type crimping reciprocating postcard according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein the folding line (2) of paper A or the folding line (10) of paper B is perforated.   The book-type pressure bonding according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein printing is performed on the right leaf (5) on the surface of the A paper and the left leaf (11) on the surface of the B paper to prevent light transmission. Round-trip postcard.   The concealment sticker (19) to be pasted on the right leaf (14) on the back side of the B paper as the reply postcard entry field is cut out on the left leaf (6) on the back side of the A paper, which is the name field for the reply postcard. Apply a release varnish (21) corresponding to the size of the concealment seal (19) so that the concealment seal (19) can be peeled off the left leaf (11) on the surface of the B paper facing the concealment seal (19). The book type of any one of claims 1 to 7, wherein an adhesive made of a specially modified acrylic resin is applied to the right leaf (5) on the surface of the A paper and the left leaf (11) on the surface of the B paper. Crimp reciprocating postcard.   The concealment sticker (19) to be pasted on the right leaf (14) on the back side of the B paper, which is a reply postcard entry field, is cut out on the left leaf (13) on the back side of the B paper, which is the address field of the outgoing postcard. Apply a release varnish (21) corresponding to the size of the concealment seal (19) so that the concealment seal (19) can be peeled off to the central leaf (4) on the surface of the paper A facing the concealment seal (19). Then, an adhesive made of specially modified acrylic resin was applied to the right leaf (5) and the central leaf (4) on the surface of the A paper and the left leaf (11) and the right leaf (12) on the surface of the B paper. The book-type crimping reciprocating postcard according to claim 1.