JP2012066523A - Separate booklet for booklet collection file, front cover of separate booklet for booklet collection file, and binding method of separate booklet for booklet collection file - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a separate booklet for a booklet collection file, which can be easily added in a browsable manner.SOLUTION: In the separate booklet 1 for the booklet collection file which can be filed into the booklet collection file in which a plurality of booklets are filed, coupling pieces 6a, 6b are formed on a front cover of the separate booklet 1 for the booklet collection file so that they can be cut and raised, and attachment holes 11 allowing the filing of the separate booklet 1 into the booklet collection file are provided in the coupling pieces 6a, 6b.

Description

  The present invention relates to a book collection file that can be browsed by binding a plurality of booklets.

  A sample book used in business by binding a plurality of catalogs, pamphlets, and the like of various products has a plurality of book catalogs bound in advance to a binder. Each book catalog is provided with a binding hole, and is bound to a binder by the binding hole.

  When a separate catalog is added to such a sample book, it is bound to a binder using a binding hole provided in advance in the separate catalog, or the separate catalog is stored in a transparent storage bag provided in the binder. Was.

JP-A-10-69227

As described above, if a separate catalog is provided with a binding hole, and binding to the binder through the binding hole, printing of the binding margin portion is hidden, so that the effective sheet surface of the catalog is limited.
When the separate catalog is stored in the binder storage bag, it is necessary to take out the separate catalog from the storage bag when opening the separate catalog. Therefore, it is complicated to take out the separate catalog from the storage bag and store the separate catalog in the storage bag after browsing.

  Patent Document 1 discloses a binding card type catalog in which a card assembly in which cards can be inserted and removed is bound into a binder. However, a configuration in which a booklet catalog is added and can be easily browsed is not disclosed.

  An object of the present invention is to provide a separate volume for a collection file that can be added so as to be easily viewable.

  In the first aspect of the present invention, in a separate collection file for a collection file that can be bound into a collection file in which a plurality of booklets are bound, a connecting piece is formed in a cover portion of the separate collection for the collection file so as to be cut up and raised. An attachment hole that enables binding of a separate file for a file to the collection file is provided in the connection piece.

According to a second aspect of the present invention, the connecting piece can be cut and raised by providing a perforation in the cover portion.
According to a third aspect of the present invention, a slit that communicates with the mounting hole is provided at the leading edge of the connecting piece.
According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, the connecting piece is provided with a recess as a finger hook.

  In claim 5, at least one muscle push is provided, a fold line provided at a position parallel to the muscle push, and a connecting piece that can be cut and raised by a perforation provided on three sides excluding the fold line, When the connecting piece is cut and raised, the connecting piece protrudes from the outer periphery of a separate volume for the collection file, and the connection piece is provided with an attachment hole that enables binding to the collection file.

  According to a sixth aspect of the present invention, the connecting piece is cut and raised from the cover portion of the separate book for the collection file, and the separate book for the collection file is bound into the binder by engaging the connecting piece with a pin of the binder.

  According to the present invention, it is possible to provide a separate volume for a collection file that can be added so as to be easily viewable.

It is a perspective view which shows a separate volume catalog. It is sectional drawing which shows a separate volume catalog. It is a rear view which shows a separate volume catalog. It is a perspective view which shows the binding procedure to the collection file of a separate volume catalog. It is a perspective view which shows the binding procedure to the collection file of a separate volume catalog.

  Hereinafter, an embodiment embodying the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. The separate catalog 1 shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 is a separate catalog that can be added to the sample book. It is formed in the form of a booklet. The required catalog information is printed on the front cover 2 and a saddle stitch booklet 4 is attached to the surface of the back cover 3.

  As shown in FIG. 1, in the vicinity of the back cover portion 5 of the separate catalog 1, the back cover portion 3 has connecting pieces 6a and 6b used for binding the separate catalog 1 to a binder of a book. It is formed at two places in the vertical direction along the cover part 5.

  The connecting pieces 6a and 6b have a U-shaped perforation 7 that allows the connecting pieces 6a and 6b to be cut and raised from the back cover portion 3, and the perforations 7 that are coarser than the perforations 7 It is formed by a fold 8 provided so as to be connected, and as shown in FIG. 3, it is formed so as to be folded back at the fold 8 and cut and raised to the back cover portion 5 side.

As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the leading edges of the cut pieces 6 a and 6 b are projected from the spine cover portion 5.
Further, a concave portion 9 used as a finger hook is formed at the center of the leading edge of the cut and raised connecting pieces 6a and 6b, and a slit 10 connected to the leading edge of the connecting pieces 6a and 6b is formed on both sides of the concave portion 9. And the attachment hole 11 connected to the slit 10 is formed, respectively.

The perforation 7, the crease 8, the recess 9, the slit 10, and the attachment hole 11 are simultaneously formed by the pressing process of the back cover portion 3.
In order to bind the separate catalog 1 to the binder 12 using such connecting pieces 6a and 6b, the connecting pieces 6a and 6b are cut and raised as shown in FIG. 3, and then the pins of the binder 12 as shown in FIG. The slit 10 is pressed against the pin 13 and the pin 13 is fitted into the mounting hole 11.

Then, as shown in FIG. 5, the separate volume catalog 1 is bound into the binder 12, and the separate volume catalog 1 can be browsed together with the book volume catalog 14 that has been bound in advance.
At this time, since the leading edge of the cut and raised connection pieces 6 a and 6 b protrudes from the spine cover portion 5, the spine cover portion 5 of the separate catalog 1 does not interfere with the pin 13.

  Further, when the separate catalog 1 is used as a single booklet without being bound into the binder 12, the connecting pieces 6a and 6b are not cut and raised, so that no unnecessary protrusion is generated on the back cover portion 3.

With the separate catalog 1 configured as described above, the following operational effects can be obtained.
(1) The booklet-like separate catalog 1 can be easily bound into the binder 12 and easily viewed.
(2) The connecting pieces 6 a and 6 b formed integrally with the back cover portion 3 can be cut and raised and can be easily bound into the binder 12.
(3) In the state where the connecting pieces 6a and 6b are not cut and raised, unnecessary projections are not generated on the back cover portion 3. Accordingly, the appearance of the back cover 3 is not deteriorated, and it is easy to store the separate catalog 1 as a single booklet in the bookshelf or put the separate catalog 1 in an envelope.
(4) Since the connecting pieces 6a and 6b are generated by cutting and raising a part of the back cover portion 3, it is not necessary to attach the connecting pieces 6a and 6b to the back cover portion 3 separately. Accordingly, the amount of paper used for generating the connecting pieces 6a and 6b is not increased.
(5) The connecting pieces 6 a and 6 b can be easily cut up from the back cover portion 3 by placing a finger on the concave portion 9.
(6) When the connecting pieces 6a and 6b are cut and raised, a hole is opened in the back cover portion 3. However, since the hole is closed by the saddle stitch booklet 4, the aesthetic appearance is not impaired.
(7) The separate catalog 1 can be easily bound to any of the beginning, end or intermediate page of the main catalog 14.

You may implement the said embodiment in the following aspects.
The structure of the connecting pieces 6a and 6b can be implemented not only in the sample book but also in a book or the like in which a separate volume is bound into a binder and stored as a file.
-You may provide connection piece 6a, 6b in the front cover part 2 of the said separate volume catalog 1. FIG.
A connecting piece may be provided on the cover of a thin file in which a separate catalog is bound, and the thin file may be bound into the binder via the connecting piece.
-If the back cover part of the separate catalog is thick, a connecting piece may be provided on the back cover part.
-A separate catalog may be sandwiched between transparent synthetic resin files, and the above-mentioned connecting piece may be provided with the file as a cover.

  DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Separate volume for collection files (separate volume catalog), 3 ... Back cover part, 6a, 6b ... Connection piece, 7 ... Perforation, 11 ... Mounting hole, 12 ... Binder.

Claims (6)

In a separate collection for collection files that can be bound into a collection file containing multiple booklets,
A connecting piece is formed on the cover portion of the separate book for the collection file so that it can be cut and raised, and an attachment hole is provided in the connecting piece for binding the separate book for the collection file into the collection file. Separate volume for collection files.   2. A separate volume for a collection file according to claim 1, wherein the cover portion is provided with a perforation so that the connecting piece can be cut and raised.   The separate volume for a collection file according to claim 1 or 2, wherein a slit communicating with the mounting hole is provided at a leading edge of the connecting piece.   The separate volume for a collection file according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the connecting piece is provided with a recess as a finger hook. At least one bracing,
A crease provided at a position parallel to the muscle push;
Provided with a connecting piece that can be cut and raised by a perforation provided on three sides excluding the fold,
When the connecting piece is cut and raised, the connecting piece protrudes from the outer periphery of a separate volume for the collection file,
A cover part of a separate volume for a collection file, wherein the connection piece is provided with an attachment hole that allows binding to the collection file.   Binding a separate file for a collection file, wherein the connection piece is cut and raised from a cover portion of the separate collection file file, and the separate volume for the collection file is bound to the binder by engaging the connection piece with a binder pin. Method.

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