JP2012086404A - Laminated postcard with blind sealing - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide at a low cost a laminated postcard capable of blindfold a description requiring concealment even if it requires concealment when it can be mailed as a postcard at a low cost and a reply is performed by using an incorporated reply postcard.SOLUTION: In the laminated postcard made by folding a continuous paper 10 of a plurality of postcard-sized paper pieces containing a reply postcard paper piece 11 through folding lines R from the folding lines R, and pasting mutually facing paper faces 11b and 12b so as to be releasable, at least a part 12c of a paper piece pasted on the reply postcard paper piece 11 is made to be functioned as a concealment seal, and this part 12c is pasted so as to be releasable and re-stickable on a personal information described part C on the reply postcard paper piece 11.

Description

  The present invention is provided with a postcard for reply, for example, a postcard used for sending to a company or a general household as a direct mail together with information on its products and services. The present invention relates to a postcard having a blindfold seal for concealment.

Various direct mails that directly send documents describing products and various services to customers and new customers for the development of new customers are widely used for advertising and sales promotion.
As one form of such direct mail, it is conceivable to apply a postcard that is folded into a large postcard and pasted together so that it has twice or three times the paper surface of a normal postcard. Since it can be mailed cheaply as a postcard, it is advantageous in terms of cost.

In addition, in such direct mail, a part of the piece of paper is used as a reply postcard for requesting catalogs and samples, placing orders, responding to quizzes and questionnaires, and applying for participation in exhibitions and distribution parties. It is possible.
In this case, the reply postcard may require a description of personal information such as age, date of birth, family structure, occupation, income, and assets. In addition, depending on the contents of the questionnaire and ordering, it is not always possible that people do not want to be known.

From this point of view, in Patent Document 1, the upper paper piece is folded on the lower paper piece to be a reply postcard and is peelably bonded, and the postal code and address of the outgoing credit are displayed on the surface of the upper paper piece. On the other hand, the postal code and address for reply are displayed on the back side of the lower paper piece, and a concealment sticker is detachably attached to the display part of the reply address etc. on the lower paper piece to cover the reply display part. A concealed postcard with a reply postcard is proposed.
In this concealment postcard, when replying, the personal information listed on the front side is removed by peeling off the concealment sticker from the reply display part on the back side of the lower paper piece and reattaching it to the personal information description part on the front side. Information can be hidden.

Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 11-129654

  However, in the concealment postcard with a reply postcard described in the above-mentioned Patent Document 1, the concealment seal has a different structure from the upper paper piece and the lower paper piece, so the sticking to the lower paper piece can be done manually. There is a problem that the material cost and the manufacturing cost increase because it is impossible to respond to the consistent production by the continuous process.

  The present invention was made by paying attention to the above-mentioned problems in conventional concealed postcards (laminated postcards) equipped with reply postcards, and the purpose of the present invention is to be able to mail the postcards inexpensively, It is an object of the present invention to provide a bonded postcard that can be concealed even if there is a description item that needs to be concealed when replying with a built-in reply postcard.

  As a result of intensive studies to solve the above-mentioned problems, the present inventors have blindfolded (or concealed) a part or all of a piece of paper in contact with a reply postcard paper when folding continuous paper into large postcards and pasting them together in a peelable manner. ) It was found that the above-mentioned object could be achieved by using only as a seal and peeling off only the blind-sealed seal portion, and then bonding it so that it could be re-attached, thereby completing the present invention.

  That is, the present invention is based on such knowledge, and in the laminated postcard with a blindfold seal according to the present invention, a sheet in which a plurality of large postcard paper pieces including reply postcard paper pieces are continuous via a folding line is folded. A postcard that is folded by a line and bonded to each other so that the opposite paper surfaces can be peeled off. It is characterized by being pasted together so that it can be attached again.

As described above, the laminated postcard with a blindfold seal of the present invention is at least a part of the paper piece to be bonded to the reply postcard paper piece, that is, one or both of the paper pieces to be peelably attached to the reply postcard paper piece. The part or the whole functions as a blindfold seal, and the blindfold seal portion is pasted so that it can be pasted again after it is once peeled off from the reply postcard paper piece. Therefore, it is possible to post a description which is not desired to be seen, such as personal information, among the items to be written on the reply postcard in a state where it is hidden by the seal portion.
Further, since the above-mentioned postcard is made of a continuous sheet of paper, it can be easily adapted to automation and can be manufactured at low cost.

1A is a plan view showing the shape of a sheet used in the first embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. (A) And (b) is explanatory drawing which shows the manufacturing process of a sticky postcard with a blindfold seal using the paper shown in FIG. (A) And (b) is explanatory drawing which shows the opening procedure of the bonding postcard with a blindfold seal by the 1st Example of this invention. It is explanatory drawing which shows the concealment point of the personal information in the bonded postcard with a blindfold seal according to the first embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 5A is a plan view showing the shape of a sheet used in a second embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. (A) And (b) is explanatory drawing which shows the manufacturing process of the bonding postcard with a blindfold seal using the paper shown in FIG. It is the top view (a) which shows the shape of the paper used for the 3rd Example of this invention, and its rear view (b). FIG. 8 is a plan view showing a completed state of a bonded postcard with a blindfold seal using the paper shown in FIG. 7.

  Hereinafter, the laminated postcard with a blindfold seal of the present invention will be described in more detail together with its manufacturing method and the like.

  The laminated postcard with a blindfold seal according to the present invention includes a reply postcard paper piece in a peelable pasted paper piece, and at least a part of the paper piece pasted on the reply postcard paper piece functions as a blindfold seal. In this way, after this part is peeled off from the reply postcard paper piece, it can be attached again.

  And since the pasted postcard with a blindfold seal of the present invention is composed of a continuous sheet of paper, it does not rely on manual operations for processes such as printing, adhesive application, cutting, folding, and laminating. It can be manufactured by an automated process, and material costs and manufacturing costs can be reduced.

Such postcards are for example postcards for replies for requesting catalogs, more detailed materials, samples, etc., ordering products, answering questionnaires, and applying for quizzes. In particular, it is a direct mail with a description of personal information such as age, date of birth, family composition, occupation, income, assets, telephone number, e-mail address, etc. It can be suitably used for content that may contain content that you do not want.
It can also be used for invitations to meetings such as alumni associations and academic societies equipped with reply postcards for attendance confirmation.

  As described above, the pasted postcard with a blindfold seal according to the present invention is one in which a plurality of postcard large paper pieces are folded together with folding lines and folded in a folding line, and are peelably bonded. There is no limit to the number of large postcards. However, since the weight of the postcard is limited, in consideration of the strength of the paper, it is practically possible to use two or three pieces of paper.

  That is, it is assumed that a reply postcard paper piece and a forward credit address paper piece superimposed on the reply postcard paper piece are composed of two continuous sheets, and a part of the forward credit paper piece functions as a blindfold seal. it can.

In addition, a reply postcard paper piece, an outgoing address address paper piece that is superimposed on one side of the reply postcard paper piece, a third paper piece that is superimposed on the other side of the reply postcard paper piece, and three convenient paper pieces are continuous. It is made of paper, and at least a part of the outgoing credit address paper piece and / or the third paper piece can function as a blindfold seal.
At this time, it is possible to fold a sheet in which the above-mentioned mail address addressing paper piece, reply postcard paper piece and third paper piece are consecutively arranged in this order via folding lines in a Z-shape.

  In this way, in the bonded postcard of the present invention, continuous paper is folded from the fold line, so that the recipient can print on each piece of paper in a state in which each piece of paper that has been peeled off is peeled off and opened. The content of the posted articles can be continuously spread out, and the content can be made powerful on a large screen.

On the other hand, when a recipient uses a postcard paper piece, it is necessary to separate the paper piece from the fold line. However, if one of the fold lines is pasted together, this effort is unnecessary. Become.
In other words, when a continuous piece of paper is folded and pasted together so that it can be peeled off, if the position near the fold line is cut along the fold line, such a postcard can be used, and each piece of paper can be peeled off and opened. By simply doing, the reply postcard paper is separated.

  In the pasted postcard with a blindfold seal of the present invention, there are portions where the paper surfaces of each piece of paper are pasted together in a peelable manner, while the portion that functions as a blindfold seal is pasted again after being once peeled off. It is necessary to use different adhesives with different adhesive performance because they are bonded together as a matter of course (removable of course).

Various types of adhesives with such performance have been developed and are known respectively. For example, polyolefin resin and vinyl acetate can be used for bonding parts that can be peeled off and do not need to be reattached. A low strength adhesive containing a resin and a suitable amount of additives can be used.
On the other hand, after being peeled, for the bonding part that needs to be attached again, for example, an adhesive component made of natural rubber latex, acrylic-modified natural rubber latex, pre-peroxide vulcanized latex, synthetic rubber latex, and the like, An adhesive mixed with a release component such as calcium bicarbonate, light calcium carbonate, talc, metal stearate soap, starch, or silica can be applied.

  Hereinafter, the postcard with a blindfold seal of the present invention will be specifically described based on examples. Needless to say, the present invention is not limited to these examples.

Example 1
First, after printing on large paper and applying a low-strength adhesive that can be peeled even after being pasted together and an adhesive that can be repeatedly peeled off and reattached to each other after pasting A sheet as shown in FIG. 1 was produced by forming a perforation at a predetermined location and cutting it into a predetermined size.
That is, the paper 10 shown in FIGS. 1A and 1B is composed of a reply postcard paper piece 11 and a forward credit address paper piece 12 continuous via the folding line R, and is below the forward credit address paper piece 12. The part surrounded by three sides by the perforation M1 for cutting is a blindfold seal piece 12c. A perforation M2 is formed on the fold line R so as to overlap the fold line R in order to facilitate the separation of the two paper pieces 11 and 12 at the portion of the fold line R that does not contact the blindfold seal piece 12c.

FIG. 1A shows the front side of the paper 10, and the front side paper surface 12a of the outgoing credit address paper piece 12 is an outgoing credit address writing surface as shown in the figure, and is the upper half of the paper surface 12a. That is, above the blind-sticker seal piece 12c, the mail address A, that is, the address, name or company name of the postcard to which the postcard is sent is described. In addition, the seal piece 12c is described as being a blindfold seal.
On the other hand, the front side paper surface 11a of the reply postcard sheet 11 is a reply communication field, for example, a questionnaire reply field.

FIG. 1B shows the back side of the paper 10, and the back paper surface 11b of the reply postcard paper piece 11 is a reply address description surface, and the upper half of the paper surface 11b has a reply Address B, that is, the address and company name of the sender of the pasted postcard. Also, below the page 11b is a personal information entry field C including the address, name, telephone number, and e-mail address of the sender of the reply, that is, the recipient of the postcard. Thus, the entry column C can be concealed by the seal piece 12c.
Note that the address and name in this entry field are the same as the forward address A written on the front side paper surface 12a of the forward credit address piece 12 and can be printed in advance.

  On the other hand, the back side paper surface 12b of the outgoing credit address piece 12 is a communication column for outgoing credit, and when answering the explanation of the product, the questionnaire answering procedure, and the questionnaire including the part of the blindfold seal piece 12c The benefits are listed.

  And in the area | region except the part of the blindfold seal piece 12c of this back side paper surface 12b, after bonding, polyolefin resin, vinyl acetate resin, and an additive are included as a 1st adhesive which has the peelable intensity | strength. A low strength adhesive is applied.

On the other hand, below the back side paper surface 12b, the back surface portion of the blindfold seal piece 12c, and the portion facing this portion and where the blindfold seal piece 12c is detachably attached, that is, personal information on the back side paper surface 11b of the reply postcard paper piece 11 On the entry column C, it is composed of the latex-based adhesive component and the peeling component (anti-blocking agent) as described above as a second adhesive that can be attached and peeled again after being peeled once. Adhesive is applied.
At this time, in order to prevent the blindfold seal piece 12c from being peeled off during delivery, the adhesive applied to the peripheral portion of the blindfold seal piece 12c has a higher strength, or the adhesive is applied to the peripheral portion. Increasing the density can also be employed as needed.

The paper 10 is valley-folded at a fold line R with the back side facing upward as shown in FIG. 1 (b), and the back side paper surface 11b of the reply postcard paper piece 11 as shown in FIG. 2 (a). On the top, the outgoing credit address piece 12 is folded.
Then, by passing the folded paper in such a manner through the crimping machine, the back surfaces (11b, 12b) of the paper pieces 11 and 12 are detachably bonded to each other, and a blindfold seal as shown in FIG. Attached postcard 1 is completed.

Such a postcard 1 is delivered and delivered to the recipient in accordance with the address A written on the outgoing credit address writing.
The recipient who has received this puts his fingernail on the corner drop portion formed at the lower right of the forward credit address paper piece 12, and, as shown in FIG. The paper piece 12 is peeled off. At this time, the outgoing credit addressing paper piece 12 is removed from the reply postcard sheet piece 11 by leaving the perforated sheets M1 and M2 and the reply postcard sheet piece 11 leaving the blind seal piece 12c.

Thereby, as shown in FIG. 3B, a reply postcard provided with the blindfold seal piece 12c is obtained.
Even if the blind seal piece 12c is peeled off together with the paper piece 12 at the time of peeling the outgoing credit address paper piece 12, the seal piece 12c is connected to the reply postcard piece 11 via the folding line R, so there is no problem. Absent.

Then, the recipient writes, for example, a questionnaire response on the front side paper surface 11a of the reply postcard sheet 11, and then peels off the blindfold seal piece 12c from the outgoing credit address piece 12 as shown in FIG. Enter the required information in the information entry column C.
After that, the blindfold seal piece 12c is folded back from the fold line R, is pasted again on the personal information entry column C, and is posted in the state shown in FIG. A reply can be made without knowing personal information other than the sender of the postcard 1.

(Example 2)
After printing on a large sheet and applying the first adhesive and the second adhesive similar to the above to predetermined locations, forming perforations at predetermined locations and cutting them to a predetermined size, FIG. A paper as shown in FIG.
That is, the paper 20 shown in FIGS. 5A and 5B includes a continuous outgoing credit address paper piece 21, a reply postcard paper piece 22, a third postscript paper piece 22, and a third postscript line R 1, R 2. A blindfold seal piece 23 is formed in a substantially central portion of the third paper piece 23 and is surrounded on three sides by a cut perforation M3. A portion of the fold line R2 between the reply postcard paper piece 22 and the third paper piece 23 that is not in contact with the blindfold seal piece 23c is perforated to facilitate separation of both the paper pieces 22 and 23. M4 is formed so as to overlap the folding line R2. Further, a perforation M4 for separating the paper pieces 21 and 22 is formed on the folding line R3 between the outgoing credit address paper piece 21 and the reply postcard paper piece 22 in the same manner.

FIG. 5A shows the front side of the paper 20, and the front side paper surface 21a of the outgoing credit address paper piece 21 is the outgoing credit address writing surface, and the outgoing mail address A, That is, the address, name or company name of the postcard to which the postcard is sent is described.
The front side paper surface 22a of the reply postcard sheet 22 is a reply address description surface, and the reply address B, that is, the address and company name of the sender of the pasted postcard are located above the paper surface 22a. It is described. The central portion of the page 22a is a column C for entering personal information such as the address of the sender of the reply, that is, the address, name, telephone number, date of birth, etc. of the reply postcard, as will be described later. The entry column C can be concealed by the blindfold seal piece 23c.

  On the other hand, the third paper piece 23 is formed with the blindfolded seal piece 23 as described above, but this front side paper surface 23a including the seal piece portion can be used as a communication column for outgoing credit. , Product descriptions, questionnaire response guidelines, benefits for answering surveys, etc.

And the 1st adhesive agent used for the said Example 1 is apply | coated to area | regions other than the part of the blindfold seal piece 23c in this front side paper surface 23a.
Furthermore, the portion of the paper surface 23a that is the blindfolded seal piece 23c and the portion of the paper surface 23a that faces the portion of the paper surface 23a and the seal piece 23c is detachably attached, that is, the personal information entry column C on the front side paper surface 22a of the reply postcard paper piece 22 A second adhesive that can be attached and peeled off in the same manner as in Example 1 is applied on the top.

FIG. 5B shows the back side of the paper 20, and the back side paper surface 21 b of the forward credit addressed paper piece 21 is a forward credit communication column, like the front side 23 a of the third paper piece 23. Thus, as described above, it is possible to describe the explanation of the product, the answering procedure of the questionnaire, and the like.
On the other hand, the front side paper surface 22b of the reply postcard sheet piece 22 is a reply communication field, for example, a reply field for a questionnaire regarding products.

Further, the back side paper surface 23b of the third paper piece 23 is also a communication column for outgoing credit including the seal piece portion, and can be used for product explanation.
In other words, since the laminated postcard with a blindfold seal according to this embodiment has three sheets of paper, the back paper surface 21b of the outgoing credit addressed paper piece 21 (if necessary, the lower half of the back paper surface 21a), the second The front and back sides of the paper piece 3 can be used as a communication column for outgoing credit, and can be used for product description, and the effect of direct mail can be enhanced.

  5B, the first peelable adhesive used in the first embodiment is applied to the entire back side paper surface 21b of the outgoing credit addressed paper piece 21 on the back side of the paper 20. As shown in FIG. is there.

As shown in FIG. 6A, the paper 20 as described above is folded in a Z shape at the fold lines R1 and R2, and a reply postcard paper piece 22 is provided with a blindfold seal piece 23c on the front side paper surface 22a. The third piece of paper 32 is folded, and the forward addressing paper piece 21 is folded on the back side paper surface 22b.
Then, the paper pieces 21, 22 and 23 are peeled and pasted together by passing the paper folded in three Z-shapes through the crimping machine in this way, and a postcard with a blindfold seal as shown in FIG. 6 (b). 2 is completed.

  On the side that has received such a postcard 2, a nail is applied to the corner dropping part formed on the lower right side of the outgoing credit address paper piece 21 and on the upper right side of the third paper piece 23 located on the back side, By separating the outgoing credit address writing paper piece 21 and the third paper piece 23 from the reply postcard paper piece 22, the spread state as shown in FIG. 6A is obtained.

The recipient fills in the questionnaire field on the back side paper surface 22b of the reply postcard piece 22 and the personal information entry field C on the front side paper surface 22a, and then separates the third paper piece 23 from the perforations M3 and M4. Thus, the reply postcard sheet piece 22 is separated. Similarly, the outgoing credit address piece 21 is separated from the reply postcard piece 22 by the perforation M4.
Finally, the personal information can be returned without being known by posting it as a reply postcard with the blindfold seal piece 23c folded back from the fold line R2 and stuck on the personal information entry column C.

In the present invention, if necessary, the fold lines can be separated after each piece of paper is detachably bonded.
That is, for example, in the three-fold bonding state shown in FIG. 6B, if the vicinity of the fold line R1 is cut along the fold line, the outgoing credit address writing paper piece 21 is peeled off simultaneously. The reply postcard sheet piece 22 can be separated.

(Example 3)
Similarly, printing, adhesive application, perforation formation, and cutting were performed on a large paper to produce a paper 30 as shown in FIG.
That is, the paper 30 shown in FIGS. 7A and 7B includes a continuous outgoing credit address paper piece 31, a reply postcard paper piece 32, and a third postscript paper piece 32 that are continuous in this order via folding lines R 3 and R 4. On the lower side of the outgoing credit address writing paper piece 31, a portion surrounded on three sides by a cut perforation M5 is a blindfold seal piece 31c. A perforation M6 is formed on the fold line R3 so as to overlap the fold line R3 in order to facilitate the separation of the paper pieces 31 and 32 at the portion of the fold line R3 that does not contact the blindfold seal piece 31c.

As shown in FIG. 7A, the front side paper surface 32a of the reply postcard sheet 32 is a reply address description surface, and the upper half of the paper surface 32a has a reply address B, that is, the pasting. The address and company name of the sender of the postcard are listed. Below the page 32a, there is a column C for personal information including the address, name, phone number, and e-mail address of the sender of the reply, that is, the recipient of the pasted postcard. Thus, the entry column C can be concealed by the blindfold seal piece 31c.
The back side paper surface 32b of the reply postcard sheet 32 is a reply communication field, for example, a questionnaire response field.

On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 7 (b), the back side paper surface 31b of the forward credit addressing paper piece 31 is an outgoing credit address writing surface, and is located at the upper half of the paper surface 31b, that is, above the blindfold seal piece 31c. Indicates the mail address A, that is, the address, name, or company name of the postcard. Further, it is described that the seal piece 31c is a blindfold seal.
The remaining paper surfaces 31a, 33a, 33b are basically communication fields for outgoing credits, including the description of the product, the questionnaire response guidelines, and the questionnaire including the blindfolded seal piece 12c. The benefits are listed.

The first adhesive used in the first embodiment is applied to the area of each paper surface except for the portion of the front-end paper surface 31a of the outgoing credit addressed paper piece 31 on the blindfolded seal piece 31c.
On the other hand, the portion of the paper surface 31a with the blind seal piece 31c and the portion of the paper surface 31a facing the portion, and the portion of the seal piece 31c being detachably attached, that is, the personal information entry column C on the front side paper surface 32a of the reply postcard paper piece 32 A second adhesive that can be attached and peeled off in the same manner as in Example 1 is applied on the top.

  In this embodiment, the entire third paper piece 33 functions as a blindfold sheet for concealing the questionnaire entry field written on the back side paper surface 32b of the reply postcard paper piece 32. The second adhesive is applied to the entire back side paper surface 33b of the third paper piece 33 and the back side paper surface 32b of the reply postcard paper piece 32.

The paper 30 as described above is folded in a Z shape from the fold lines R3 and R4 as in FIG. 6A, and the front post paper sheet 32a of the reply postcard paper piece 32 is provided with a blindfold seal piece 31c. The credit address writing paper piece 31 is folded, and the third paper piece 33 is folded on the back side paper surface 32b.
Then, the paper pieces 31, 32 and 33 are peeled and pasted together by passing the paper folded in three Z-shapes through the crimping machine in this way, and a postcard 3 with a blindfold seal as shown in FIG. 8 is completed. To do.

Such a bonded postcard 3 is peeled and opened on the receiving side in the same manner as in the above embodiment, and the reply postcard sheet 32 is used as a reply postcard.
At this time, in the pasted postcard 3 with the blindfold seal of this example, the personal information entry column C on the front side of the reply postcard paper piece 32 is concealed by the blindfold seal piece 31c, and the contents of the questionnaire response are also the third one. The paper piece 33 can be concealed, and communication with higher confidentiality is possible despite being a postcard.

1, 2, 3 Attached postcard with blindfold seal 10, 20, 30 Paper 11, 22, 32 Reply postcard paper pieces 12, 21, 31 Forward credit address paper pieces 23, 33 Third paper pieces R, R1, R2, R3 , R4 Folding lines 12c, 23c, 31c Blindfold seal pieces

Claims (5)

In a pasted postcard in which a plurality of large postcard paper pieces including reply postcard pieces are folded at the fold line and the opposing paper surfaces are peeled off to be peeled off,
A postcard with a blindfold seal, wherein at least a part of the paper piece to be pasted on the reply postcard paper piece is pasted to the reply postcard paper piece so as to be peelable and reattachable.   2. A postcard sheet piece of reply post and a piece of forward credit addressed paper piece superimposed on the reply postcard paper piece, wherein a part of the forward credit addressed piece of paper functions as a blindfold seal. Laminated postcard.   A reply postcard sheet piece, a forward credit address paper piece overlaid on one side of the reply postcard paper piece, and a third paper piece overlaid on the other side of the reply postcard paper piece. Or at least one part of a 3rd paper piece functions as a blindfold seal | sticker, The bonded postcard with a blindfold seal | sticker of Claim 1 characterized by the above-mentioned.   4. The outgoing credit address writing paper piece, the reply postcard paper piece, and the third paper piece are made of paper that is continuous in this order via a folding line, and the paper is folded in a Z-shape. A postcard with a blindfold seal as described in.   The postcard with a blindfold seal according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein at least one of the fold lines is cut off.

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