JP2010241095A - Information communicator paper and information communicator using the same - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an information communicator paper in which the delicate adjusting of a false adhesion force concerned at opening of an information communicator is not needed, moreover, there is also no transfer of variable information after the opening, the mass-production is possible, and few amounts request in home can be also responded, and to provide an information communicator produced by the same. <P>SOLUTION: The information communicator paper is characterized in that; a false adhesive sheet is coated on at least one surface of a board; a false adhesion seal layer in which the whole surface of the false adhesive sheet is not covered and which has a discontinuous part is formed, thereby to enable the adjusting of the false adhesion force; and a toner and an ink which are printed on the surface of the false adhesion seal layer is fixed. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2011,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a sheet used for an information communication body that can be used for direct mail, postcards, reciprocal postcards, sealed letters, and the like. More specifically, since the present invention is an apparent or ordinary direct mail, postcard, reciprocating postcard, sealed letter, etc., the leaf pieces that are folded or separated and stacked in multiple layers are detachably stacked. The present invention relates to a sheet for producing an information communication body capable of concealing a large amount of information inside.

  2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, information communication bodies in which a plurality of leaf pieces on which information is described are folded or separated and can be mailed by being superimposed are widely used as postal items such as postcards. As such an information communication body, for example, in Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 5-4477, a confidentiality protection postcard using a combination of materials other than paper is foldable so that it can be recycled without wasteful resources and cost reduction due to resource saving. An expression postcard is listed.

  The conventional folding postcard in the prior art prints out a predetermined pressure-sensitive adhesive around and inside a continuous paper or sheet-like computer-linked printout form output from an impact printer and a laser printer, respectively. Before and after the application, the paper is folded in two and crimped to seal and hide the data field.

  The pressure-bonding means capable of peeling the folding postcard in the prior art has a necessary sealing strength by adjusting pressure sensitivity in the surroundings in advance and is easily peeled off when opened. In addition, inside the data column, etc., a weak pressure-sensitive adhesive that is considerably weaker than the pressure-sensitive adhesive applied to the surroundings and whose adhesive strength is adjusted is used. It is intended not to be done.

JP-A-5-4477

  However, the peelable pressure-bonding means formed by adjusting the pressure-sensitive adhesive as described above is very delicate in adjusting the peel strength of the surrounding sealing portion and the peel strength considerably weaker than the surrounding portion inside. If the difference in peel strength between the two is adjusted by pressure-sensitive adhesives having different physical properties, it is necessary to apply different pressure-sensitive adhesives to the respective parts, which complicates the manufacturing process. For example, if the adhesive force is adjusted by the application thickness of the pressure-sensitive adhesive, it is necessary to delicately manage the application thickness at the periphery and in different parts inside. In other words, adjusting the peel strength by adjusting the pressure-sensitive adhesive is inconvenient because complicated processes and delicate management are indispensable. Further, after completion of the postcard, the toner printing is sandwiched between the pressure-sensitive adhesives. Therefore, no matter how weak the pressure-sensitive adhesive is, if it is peeled off, it will be peeled off from both sides by the adhesive, so that transfer cannot be avoided.

  Moreover, if the foldable postcards are stacked and stored, blocking may occur due to their own weight. Furthermore, the foldable postcards using the pressure-sensitive adhesive or the like are intimately adhered to each other as time passes for several days after production, and cause blocking. Therefore, a certain amount cannot be manufactured and stocked in advance for the purpose of using a predetermined number of copies.

  On the other hand, since a synthetic rubber or natural rubber which is easily deteriorated is added to the pressure-sensitive adhesive, deterioration tends to occur with time. Therefore, if the manufactured folding postcard is stored, the adhesive component deteriorates within a few days and loses adhesiveness. For this reason, the expiration date is extremely short.

  In recent years, printers have become popular in the home, and the demand for individuals to produce the folding postcard has increased. However, even in that case, it is very difficult to manufacture a folding postcard having a stable peel strength for the above-mentioned reason.

  The problem to be solved by the present invention is not a means for adjusting the delicate peel strength by applying a pressure sensitive adhesive or the like as the structure of the peeled portion, and a complicated manufacturing process is required because the peel structure is simple. In addition, it is very easy to manage the peel strength, yet it is possible to give a uniform and stable peel force in the finished product, and there is no worry about transfer or blocking of printing etc., even in the state of paper Alternatively, it is possible to provide an information communication body and an information communication body using the same, which can be stored for a long period of several years even in a state where the information communication body is finished, and can easily produce the finished product by an individual. It is in.

  The information communication body sheet of the invention according to claim 1 for solving the above-described problem covers a pseudo adhesive sheet on at least one surface of a mount and the mount, and a discontinuous ink layer on the surface of the pseudo adhesive sheet. This makes it possible to adjust the pseudo-adhesive force and to fix the toner and ink printed on the surface of the ink layer.

  The information communication body paper has a discontinuous ink layer formed on the uppermost surface, but the portion where the discontinuous ink layer is formed may be applied over the front surface of the information communication body paper. Absent. Since the peeling force is adjusted by the ink layer, the adhesiveness of the produced information communication body and the peeling force at the time of opening are very good.

  Further, the portion where the discontinuous ink layer is formed may be provided on the inside of the information communication body paper leaving the periphery. In that case, since the portion where nothing is applied is stronger than the inside, it serves as a seal for preventing the natural opening of the information communication body.

  The method for producing an information communication body using the information communication body paper according to any one of claims 1 to 4 describes arbitrary information on the surface of the information communication body (the surface of the pseudo adhesive sheet) by a printer or the like. . Thereafter, the surfaces to be pseudo-bonded are folded together, passed through a heat roller, a pressure roller, etc., and subjected to pressurization or heating / pressurization treatment to obtain a good pseudo-adhesion state.

  As the mount used in the present invention, synthetic paper, plastic sheet or film, cloth, non-woven fabric, or the like can be suitably used in addition to normal paper.

  Moreover, as a pseudo-adhesive sheet used by this invention, well-known thermoplastic and thermosetting resins, such as a polyethylene terephthalate, a polypropylene, a polycarbonate, an acetate, polyethylene, an ionomer, can be used conveniently, for example. And what laminated | stacked the thermoplastic or thermosetting resin with comparatively low softening melting temperature, such as ethylene vinyl acetate, polyethylene, EEA, EAA etc. can be used conveniently for the said well-known resin sheet surface.

  Furthermore, as the discontinuous ink layer formed on the surface of the pseudo-adhesive sheet used in the present invention, for example, UV ink can be preferably used. The ink is not limited to UV ink, and may be normal offset ink.

  In order to visually recognize information printed on the mount surface (for example, advertisements) through the pseudo adhesive sheet (transparent or translucent), the discontinuous ink layer formed on the pseudo adhesive sheet surface has a dark color. It is better not to stand out. Therefore, a transparent or translucent ink can be suitably used without including a pigment or dye in the ink.

  Furthermore, the discontinuous ink layer formed on the surface of the pseudo-adhesive sheet may be finished with a matte tone or a material having good absorbability of ink or toner in order to promote fixing of the toner or ink printed on the surface. It can be used suitably.

  As described above, according to the invention of the information communication body paper of the present invention, as a configuration of the peeling portion, a uniform peeling force is used instead of a means for adjusting the delicate peeling strength by applying a pressure sensitive adhesive or the like. Since the ink layer is uniformly printed on the surface of the pseudo-adhesive sheet, the uniformity of the peeling force is maintained and the pseudo-adhesive sheet surface can be printed.

  In addition, it is not a difficult means to adjust the delicate peel strength by applying a pressure sensitive adhesive, and the configuration of the information communication body paper is very clear and simple, so even an amateur can easily do without the need for complicated manufacturing processes. Mass production is possible, and in addition, a uniform and stable peeling force can be obtained in the finished product.

  Furthermore, since the print is not sandwiched between the adhesive layers and is sandwiched between the ink layers having no adhesiveness, transfer or the like is not caused even when opened.

  Furthermore, it can be manufactured not only in mass production at a company factory but also in an office, and it is possible to meet personal demands at home. Therefore, it can contribute to the acquisition of a very wide range of demands in society as a whole.

  1A and 1B are a front view and a back view of a double-folded postcard paper that is a basic form of an information communication paper according to the present invention.   FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view of the half-folded postcard paper of FIG.   FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view of the pseudo adhesive sheet.   4A and 4B are a plan view and a cross-sectional view showing a state in which variable information is described on the pseudo adhesive sheet.   FIG. 5 is a plan view and a cross-sectional view taken along line XX of the completed folded postcard.   6A and 6B are plan views showing examples of surface patterns different from the hatched pattern.   7A and 7B are a front view and a back view of a Z-fold postcard sheet.   FIG. 8 is a plan view of the completed Z-fold postcard and a cross-sectional view taken along line YY.   9A and 9B are a front view and a ZZ line cross-sectional view of a bi-fold postcard sheet on which general information and variable information having a standard design are printed.

  Hereinafter, the present invention will be specifically described based on examples with reference to the drawings.

  FIG. 1 shows a bi-fold postcard sheet of basic information communication body paper. In FIG. 1A, the first leaf piece 1 and the second leaf piece 2 have folding lines 3 on the surface of the bi-fold postcard sheet S1. And are connected in the horizontal direction. Further, general information 4 such as advertisements is described on the surface of the first leaf piece 1, and a postage stamp field 5, a zip code field 6, a recipient's address name 7 and the like are further described on the surface of the second leaf piece 2. ing.

  As shown in FIGS. 2B and 2, the back surface of the double-folded postcard S1 is the entire top surface of the mount 11 on which general information such as advertisements [omitted in FIG. 1B] 10 is written. Further, the pseudo adhesive film G is coated.

    As shown in FIG. 3, the pseudo-adhesive sheet G has a known heat-sensitive adhesive layer 13 formed on one side of a base material 12 such as polyethylene terephthalate, and a pseudo-adhesive layer 14 made of, for example, a thermoplastic resin on the other side. What formed this can be used conveniently. This pseudo adhesive sheet G is folded so as to face each other, and is peelably bonded when subjected to pressure or heating / pressurization treatment. For convenience, the cross-sectional views of the pseudo-adhesive sheet other than FIG. 3 are represented by one layer.

  As shown in FIG. 1B, the information communication body sheet of the present invention has the pseudo adhesive sheet G entirely covered on the top surface of the mount 11, and the pseudo adhesive sheet G has diagonal lines such as UV ink. The pattern P is printed on the entire surface in an extremely dense state (in the drawing, a part of the pattern P is shown for convenience but the front surface is originally covered with diagonal lines).

An example of how to use the folded paper S1 will be described below.
The user inputs information into the computer, and sets the half-folded postcard paper S1 on the connected printer. Then, the variable information 15 is printed on the surface coated with the pseudo adhesive sheet. Then, the variable information 15 launched from a printer or the like is further printed on the oblique line pattern P printed on the surface of the pseudo adhesive sheet G. As shown in FIG. 4, the oblique line pattern P is very dense. In addition, since the toner and ink of the variable information 15 are easily fixed, they do not flow or transfer.

  Next, as shown in FIGS. 5 (A) and 5 (B), the user folds the folded paper S1 so that the pseudo adhesive layer 14 of the pseudo adhesive sheet G faces the fold line 3. In this state, the internal variable information 15 is protected by a crossed diagonal pattern P. Further, the pseudo adhesive layer 14 is adjusted to a favorable pseudo adhesive force by the oblique line pattern P that crosses both leaf pieces by folding. Then, the pseudo-adhesive layers 14 facing each other are adhered to each other in a peelable manner by passing them through a simple heat roller or the like, and the variable information 15 sandwiched between them is an extremely dense diagonal pattern. It is protected by and does not adhere to the opposing surface.

A method other than manual manufacturing at home may be used.
For example, when an industrial folding machine and a pressure sealer machine are linked to each other, the information communication body paper after printing is collectively set in the folding machine so that the folding and crimping are automatically performed. You can also.
The fold-up postcard J1 manufactured as described above is excellent in that the pseudo-adhesive layers 14 on the surface of the pseudo-sheet G, which are slightly exposed from between the extremely dense oblique line patterns, are pseudo-bonded so as to be peeled off. It is closely attached to.

  The recipient of this postcard can peel and open both leaf pieces from, for example, a corner cut portion provided at the opening end. Then, the variable information 15 on the postcard surface developed in a plane and the invariant information 10 described on the mount 11 under the postcard are viewed through the oblique line pattern P and the pseudo adhesive sheet G (both transparent or translucent). be able to.

The oblique line pattern P is not necessarily applied to the entire surface of the information communication body sheet S1. For example, as shown in FIG. 6 (A), the information communication body sheet S1 may be left inside and leave the periphery.
In that case, the portions where the surrounding pseudo adhesive layers are not covered with the diagonal pattern P, and thus the pseudo adhesive force is not sealed at all, are compared with the portions where the other pseudo adhesive forces are sealed. In order to perform pseudo-adhesion more strongly, it plays the role of a sealing part that prevents accidents such as natural opening.

  Further, the pattern printed on the surface of the pseudo adhesive layer G and sealing the pseudo adhesive force is not limited to the hatched pattern P. For example, as shown in FIG. It may be printed according to the rules. Even in such a pattern, it is only necessary that the pseudo-adhesive layer 14 of the pseudo-adhesive film G is exposed to a certain degree without causing the patterns to completely match each other when folded and opposed.

Further, it is not limited to a circle or an ellipse, but may be a polygon, a curve, a broken line, or the like. In short, it is only necessary that the surface of the pseudo-adhesive layer 14 is appropriately exposed when the pseudo-adhesive surfaces are folded and faced to thereby obtain an appropriate peel strength.

  FIG. 7 shows a Z-fold postcard paper that is a three-fold information communication body paper. In FIG. 7A, the surface of the Z-fold postcard paper S2 is a first leaf piece 21, a second leaf piece 22, and a third leaf piece 23. Are connected in the lateral direction via folding lines 24 and 25. On the surface of the first leaf piece 21, a postage stamp column 26, a postal code column 27, a recipient's address name 28, and the like are described.

  Further, general information 10 such as advertisements is described on the surface of the mounts of the second leaf piece 22 and the third leaf piece 23 (not shown in the figure), and the pseudo adhesive sheet G is entirely covered on the upper surface thereof. . Similar to the half-folded postcard paper, a diagonal pattern P is printed on the surface of the pseudo adhesive sheet G with UV ink or the like.

  In FIG. 7B, general information 29 is written on the third leaf piece 23 on the back side of the Z-folded postcard paper S2. Further, general information 10 such as advertisements is described on the upper surface of the mounts of the second leaf piece 22 and the first leaf piece 21 (omitted in the figure), and the pseudo adhesive sheet G is entirely covered on the upper surface. . As in the case of the double-folded postcard paper S1, a diagonal pattern P is printed on the surface of the pseudo adhesive sheet G with UV ink or the like.

  The user writes variable information on the surface of the pseudo-adhesive sheet G covering both sides of the Z-folded postcard paper S2 by a printer or the like, similarly to the case of the double-folded postcard paper S1. Thereafter, the sheet is folded from each folding line, finished in a Z-shaped cross section as shown in FIG.

  The recipient of this postcard can peel off each leaf piece from, for example, a stepped portion or a corner cut portion formed at the unsealed end portion and develop it on a plane. Then, the developed variable information 15 on both sides of the postcard and the invariant information 10 described on the upper surface of the backing sheet can be viewed through the oblique line pattern P and the pseudo adhesive sheet G (both transparent or translucent). .

  In the embodiment of the two-fold postcard paper S1 and the Z-fold postcard paper S2, various variable information 15 is printed and printed from the upper surface of the oblique line pattern P which is a pseudo-adhesive sealing layer when the information communication body is manufactured. . However, in the present invention, the following can be adopted as different forms of the information communication body paper.

  For example, as shown in FIGS. 9A and 9B, a pseudo-adhesive sheet G is covered on a blank mount 30 on which no general information is printed at all, and a diagonal pattern P is formed on the upper surface thereof. Further, general information 31 is printed in advance on the upper surface of the oblique line pattern P. The general information 31 includes, for example, ruled lines, frames, various words, and the like, and the user launches variable information 32 other than the general information 31 along the layout of the general information 31, and then finishes it into a half-fold postcard or a Z-fold postcard. .

  The various postcards having the above-described configuration can be suitably used for, for example, regular design postcards such as invoices and forms that are regularly sent out. The user prepares the postcard paper having the general information 31 having the standard design printed on the surface in advance, and can change it according to the layout of the general information 31 having the standard design as necessary when necessary. The information 32 can be used by launching it.

In addition, this invention is not limited to the said Example.
For example, with regard to the form of folding, in the above-mentioned tri-folding, there are winding folds other than Z-folding, but naturally it can also be used for winding folding. Furthermore, it can also be used for various forms of four or more folds (accordion folds, winding folds, kannon folds, and composite folds thereof).

  Further, since the pseudo adhesive force is adjusted by pattern printing such as UV ink on the pseudo adhesive film, a pseudo adhesive medium other than the pseudo adhesive sheet can be used. These pseudo-adhesive media include the pressure-sensitive adhesives cited, but in addition, a pseudo-adhesive film is formed by applying a pseudo-adhesive UV varnish called “varnishing” to the paper surface in the industry. It is also possible to suitably use a forming method, a weakly adhesive adhesive called “crimped paper” in the industry, or a weakly adhesive pressure-sensitive adhesive applied to the paper surface.

S1 Folded postcard paper S2 Z-folded postcard paper G Pseudo-adhesive sheet J1 Folded postcard J2 Z-folded postcard P Pattern 1, 2, 21, 22, 23 Leaf pieces 3, 24, 25 Folded line 5, 26 Postal stamp column 6, 27 Postal code column 7, 28 Address name 4, 10, 29, 31 General information 11, 12, 30 Mount 13 Heat sensitive adhesive layer 14 Pseudo adhesive layer 15, 32 Variable information

Claims (8)

  A pseudo-adhesive force is formed by coating a pseudo-adhesive sheet on at least one surface of the mount and the mount, and forming a pseudo-adhesive sealing layer having a discontinuous portion without covering the entire surface of the pseudo-adhesive sheet. The information communication body paper is characterized in that the toner and ink printed on the surface of the pseudo adhesive force sealing layer can be fixed.   An information communication sheet, wherein the pseudo-adhesive sealing layer according to claim 1 is provided on the entire surface of the pseudo-adhesive surface of the information communication sheet.   An information communication body paper, wherein the pseudo-adhesive sealing layer according to claim 1 is applied to the inside of the information communication paper leaving the periphery.   The pseudo-adhesive sheet is coated on at least one surface of the blank mount and the mount, and the pseudo-adhesive sealing layer having a discontinuous portion is formed without covering the entire surface of the pseudo-adhesive sheet. The information communication body paper according to any one of claims 2 and 3, wherein the adhesive force can be adjusted and general information is printed on a surface of the pseudo adhesive force sealing layer.   The upper surface of the mount is covered with a pseudo adhesive sheet, and the pseudo adhesive force can be adjusted by forming a pseudo adhesive sealing layer having a discontinuous portion without covering the entire surface of the pseudo adhesive sheet. At the same time, after printing the variable information on the information communication body paper that enables the fixing of the toner and ink printed on the surface of the pseudo-adhesive sealing layer, it is peeled off by applying pressure, overheating, or pressurizing treatment. An information communicator that is integrated as possible.   The pseudo-adhesive sheet can be adjusted by forming a pseudo-adhesive sealing layer with discontinuous parts without covering the entire surface of the pseudo-adhesive sheet while covering the top surface of the blank paper mount. In addition, general information is printed in advance on the pseudo-adhesive sealing layer of the information communication medium paper that enables fixing of toner and ink printed on the surface of the pseudo-adhesive sealing layer, and variable information is printed later. An information communication body characterized in that it is integrated so as to be peelable by folding, pressurizing, or overheating / pressurizing.   The information communication body according to any one of claims 5 and 6, wherein a pseudo adhesion sealing layer is provided on the entire surface of the pseudo communication adhesion surface of the information communication body paper.   The information communication body according to any one of claims 5 and 6, wherein the pseudo-adhesive sealing layer is provided on the inner side of the information communication body paper leaving the periphery.

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