JP2009056122A - Coaster - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To inexpensively provide a coaster having a hidden display by simple processes. <P>SOLUTION: This coaster is formed by sticking a surface sheet 10 to a back sheet 11 each consisting of coaster base-sheet 1, either one of the surface sheet 10 and the back sheet 11 is formed with a division part 5 divided by a division line 4 formed by a cut formed intermittently, an inner face 5a of the division part 5 and the other inner face 10a or 11a of the surface sheet 10 and the back sheet 11 facing the inner face 5a of the division part 5 are defined as displayable parts 3 of the hidden display 2 such as characters and patterns by printing. The both inner faces 5a and 10a or 11a are formed non-adhesive by release varnish 6 applied to both or either one of the inner faces 5a, 10a and 11a. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2009,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention is provided with a hidden displayable portion, and an improved coaster that can recognize the presence or content of the hidden display by turning or cutting a part of the coaster configured to be turned or cut off. About.

  There is a coaster that covers the printed winning sign etc. with a release sheet. In addition, there is a coaster formed by attaching a release sheet on which a win sign is printed on an adhesive surface. In these coasters, it is possible to recognize a winning display or the like by removing such a release sheet. However, in producing these coasters, in addition to the manufacturing process of the main body of the coaster by printing and punching on the coaster base paper, a step of attaching the release sheet prepared separately to the main body of the coaster is required. There was a need to supply this type of coaster at a low cost with a simpler process.

  The main problem to be solved by the present invention is that this type of coaster can be supplied at a low cost with a simple process.

In order to achieve the above object, in the present invention, the coaster is formed by bonding and bonding a front sheet and a back sheet each made of a coaster base paper,
Either one of the front sheet and the back sheet is formed with a section sectioned by a section line formed by intermittent cuts,
The inner surface of this division part and the other inner surface of the front sheet and the back sheet facing the inner surface of this division part are a displayable part for concealed display such as letters and patterns by printing,
Both inner surfaces were made non-bonded by the peeling varnish applied to both or either of these inner surfaces.

  According to such a configuration, printing (if necessary) on one side of the coaster base paper (the side on the outer side of the front sheet and the back sheet) and the other side of the coaster base paper (the side on the inner side of the front sheet and the back sheet) By printing hidden display on the surface of the sheet), forming a section by applying a peeling varnish and sewing, and cutting the slipper paper from the coaster base paper processed in this way, Appropriately construct a coaster that can recognize the presence / absence or contents of hidden display by turning or cutting the section without complicating the generation process and using sheet-like materials other than the coaster paper Can be made. That is, it is possible to prevent the adhesive applied at the time of interleaving from being applied to the adhesion of the section by applying the release varnish which can be performed continuously with the hidden display printing by an offset printer or the like.

  According to the present invention, the coaster is provided with a hidden displayable portion, and a coaster configured to recognize the presence or content of the hidden display by turning or cutting a part of the coaster configured to be turned or cut off. Can be supplied at low cost with a simple process.

  Hereinafter, the best mode for carrying out the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS.

  1 to 3 are shown for easy understanding of each process of generating the coaster C according to the embodiment, and proceed in the order of FIG. 1, FIG. 2, and FIG. Specifically, printing is performed on one surface 1a of the coaster base paper 1 (FIG. 1), and then printing and application of the release varnish 6 are performed on the other surface 1b of the coaster base paper 1 (FIG. 2). A section 5 is formed on the side of the front sheet 10 of C (FIG. 3), and thereafter, the coaster base paper 1 is folded in half and inserted into a plurality of coasters C, C. ... is generated. 4 to 6 respectively show the coasters C generated in this way, and in particular, FIG. 6 shows a state in which the hidden display 2 is made visible through the section 5.

  The coaster C according to this embodiment is composed of the coaster base paper 1 and includes a displayable portion 3 with a hidden display 2, and a portion of the coaster C configured to be turned or cut off is turned or cut off. The presence or absence of the hidden display 2 or the contents thereof can be recognized.

  The coaster C is typically used by placing on the table and placing the bottom of a tableware such as a glass or a mug on the table. The coaster base paper 1 has a water absorption property, and absorbs and absorbs water generated by condensation on the outer surface of such tableware and beverages overflowing from the tableware so that the table surface is not wetted by these waters as much as possible.

  Typically, the hidden display 2 is a winning display (for example, “win” or “out of” characters, “another” character), a discount display (for example, “half price”), a specific Web A coaster when it can be recognized by cutting or cutting, such as a serial number entered in the input field of the site, or a two-dimensional code that can be read by a camera phone camera such as a QR code. Something that will bring certain benefits and information to the owners or occupants of C is planned.

  Such a coaster C is formed by bonding a front sheet 10 and a back sheet 11 each made of a coaster base paper 1 by adhesion. The coaster base paper 1 typically has a thickness in the range of 0.5 mm to 1 mm. Therefore, the coaster C has a thickness approximately twice that of the coaster base paper 1. As will be described later, the coaster C is generated by punching a predetermined portion of the coaster base paper 1 on which desired printing or the like has been performed, and then punching the predetermined portion by punching. The contour shape of the coaster C is typically circular or square.

  In either one of the front sheet 10 and the back sheet 11, a division portion 5 is formed that is divided by a division line 4 (perforation) formed by intermittent cuts (cuts). In the section 5, the front sheet 10 and the back sheet 11 are not bonded as will be described later.

  In the example shown in the drawing, the dividing line 4 is formed in a circular shape to form a substantially egg-shaped dividing portion 5. Further, it is formed only at the approximate center of the front sheet 10.

  If the pitch (joint) between adjacent cuts of the dividing line 4 is made small so as to be easily separable, the dividing part 5 is cut along the dividing line 4 at the part of the dividing line 4 by hooking a nail into the cut. Can be separated.

  If a part of the dividing line 4 increases the pitch of the joint and the other part is made small so that the pitch of the joint can be easily separated, the part where the pitch of the joint is increased is used as a crease to fold the section 5. It is possible.

  The inner surface of the section 5 and the other inner surface (10a or 11a) of the front sheet 10 and the back sheet 11 facing the inner surface 5a of the section 5 are displayable portions of hidden display 2 such as characters and patterns by printing. It is set to 3.

  In the illustrated example, the section 5 is formed on the front sheet 10, so that the inner surface 5 a of the section 5 and the inner surface 11 a of the back sheet 11 facing the inner surface 5 a of the section 5 are hidden display 2. The displayable part 3 is shown. If the section 5 can be cut out and the hidden display 2 is printed on the section 5, only the section 5 that has been cut out can be used for a declaration of winning. In addition, since the hidden display 2 is not printed on the displayable portion 3 of the hidden display 2, the displayable portion 3 enables passive communication. (Eg lost)

  And the inner surface 5a of the division part 5 used as the displayable part 3 of the hidden display 2 and the other inner surface (10a or 11a) of the front sheet 10 and the back sheet 11 facing the inner surface 5a of the division part 5 are The peeling varnish 6 applied to both or one of the inner surfaces 5a, 10a, and 11a is non-adhered. As a result, the above-described turning or cutting of the section 5 is made possible.

  Since the coaster C according to this embodiment has such a configuration, printing on the one side 1a of the coaster base paper 1 (if necessary), printing of the hidden display 2 on the other side 1b of the coaster base paper 1, and peeling varnish. The section 5 is rolled by forming the section 5 by application of 6 and the sewing process, by inserting the coaster base paper 1 processed in this way into two-folded sheets, and punching out from the coaster base paper 1 that has been processed. Further, the coaster C capable of recognizing the presence / absence or content of the hidden display 2 by cutting is appropriately configured without complicating the generation process and using a sheet-like material other than the coaster base paper 1. be able to. That is, it is possible to prevent the adhesive applied at the time of interleaving from being applied to the adhesion of the section 5 by applying the release varnish 6 that can be performed continuously with the printing of the hidden display 2 by an offset printer or the like.

  Specifically, a coaster base paper 1 having a size more than twice the area corresponding to the number of coasters C to be generated at one time is prepared, and each coaster is provided on half of one side 1a of the coaster base paper 1 when necessary. The design 8 on the surface of C is printed, and the design 9 on the back of each coaster C is printed on the other half. (FIG. 1) When the plain coaster C is generated, this printing is unnecessary. The pattern 8 on the front surface and the design 9 on the back surface of a certain coaster C are symmetrical with respect to the folding line 1c that overlaps when the coaster base paper 1 is folded in two with the other side 1b inside. Is printed at the position.

 Further, the printed pattern is printed slightly larger than the outer diameter of the coaster C punched out by punching.

  Next, on the other surface 1b of the coaster base paper 1 and serving as the sorting portion 5, or the portion facing the sorting portion 5 when the coaster base paper 1 is folded in two, or both of these locations ( That is, when the displayable portion 3) the hidden display 2 is printed, it is printed and the peeling varnish 6 is applied. (FIG. 2) The peeling varnish 6 is preferably applied to both of these locations from the viewpoint of sufficiently repelling the adhesive during interleaving.

  Next, a dividing line 4 corresponding to each coaster C generated on one side of the coaster base paper 1 across the position to be the folding line 1c is formed by a sewing process to form a dividing portion 5. (FIG. 3) At the same time, a perforation is made at the position where the folding line 1c is formed so that the folding can be easily performed.

  Next, an adhesive 7 is applied to the other surface 1b of the coaster base paper 1, and the paper is folded in two with the fold line 1c as the center to be bonded. The coaster base paper 1 is water-absorbing, so that the paper elongation may occur due to the application of the adhesive 7, but the folded paper with the adhesive 7 applied to the entire other surface 1 b of one coaster base paper 1. , The coaster base paper 1 extends uniformly over the entire surface, so that the application portion of the release varnish 6 faces the inner surface of the section portion 5 accurately, and the section portion 5 of the coaster C generated from such paper stretch adheres. There is nothing.

  Finally, by punching out the portions that become the coasters C of the interleaved coaster base paper 1 by punching, a plurality of coasters C that can be turned or cut out of the sorting section 5 are generated at a time.

Plane configuration diagram showing a state where printing is performed on one surface 1a of the coaster base paper 1 Plane configuration diagram showing a state where printing and application are performed on the other surface 1b of the coaster paper 1 Main part enlarged plan view showing a state in which the section 5 is formed on one surface 1a of the coaster paper 1 (corresponding to the upper left corner of FIG. 1) Perspective view of coaster C AA line sectional view in FIG. Perspective view of coaster C

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Coaster base paper 10 Front sheet 10a Inner surface 11 Back sheet 11a Inner surface 2 Hidden display 3 Displayable part 4 Dividing line 5 Divided part 5a Inner surface 6 Peeling varnish C Coaster

Claims (1)

Each of the front and back sheets of coaster base paper is bonded and bonded together.
Either one of the front sheet and the back sheet is formed with a section sectioned by a section line formed by intermittent cuts,
The inner surface of this division part and the other inner surface of the front sheet and the back sheet facing the inner surface of this division part are a displayable part for concealed display such as letters and patterns by printing,
A coaster characterized in that both inner surfaces are non-adhered by a peeling varnish applied to both or one of these inner surfaces.

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