JP2017109465A - Manufacturing method for bookbinding type information communication body - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a manufacturing method for a bookbinding type information communication body that prevents adhesion failure of a film sheet, results in a simple appearance after the completion of the information communication body, remarkably improving the outlook.SOLUTION: A manufacturing method for a bookbinding type information communication body in which a level difference is formed along the bookbinding side edges of opposite leaf pieces, and the level difference is covered with a film sheet and fixed in a book-bound form, comprises: a drawing step in which leaf sheets are successively drawn, each leaf sheet having a unit sheet printed thereon, the unit sheet comprising a plurality of leaf pieces connected laterally via creases and having a window-like punched part on the outside of the leaf piece at the left or right end; a covering step in which a target pseudo-adhesive surface of a drawn leaf sheet is covered with a pseudo-adhesive film sheet and a window-like punched part is covered with a film sheet; a cutting step in which a vertical margin is cut off; a folding step in which the leaf sheet is continuously folded; a detaching step in which a lateral margin portion of the leaf sheet is cut off and removed to finish into a unit sheet; and an integrating step in which the pseudo-adhesive surfaces are pseudo-attached so as to be peelable.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 8

Description

The present invention relates to a method for manufacturing an information communication body in which a plurality of leaf pieces are folded or stacked in a peelable manner.
In detail, a postcard that can be transmitted in a concealed state because a plurality of leaf pieces are layered in a peelable manner, even though the appearance is a normal postcard, which has been actively used recently. The present invention relates to a manufacturing method of an information communication body typified by a sealed letter, and particularly to a manufacturing method of a bookbinding type information communication body that is developed into a bookbinding state after opening.

  Usually, the peelable information communication body is developed on a flat surface after opening. In such a configuration, it is only necessary to print it out on a flat surface and fold it. Although it is an information communication body having the above characteristics, there are cases where it is inevitably desired to select a bookbinding state as the final finished form for convenience of arrangement and visibility of various information described on each surface. As an information communication body in a bookbinding state used in such a case, for example, there is JP-A-2013-86507.

JP 2013-86507 A

  The bookbinding information communication body of the cited document forms a through hole as bookbinding means. Then, the film sheet or pseudo-adhesive film sheet covered with the through hole is bonded to the opposite surface with the adhesive exposed from the through hole, but depending on the shape and size of the through hole, heating / pressurizing treatment Even if the heat roller is passed between the heat rollers, the thickness and the like of the paper are affected, and heat and pressure are not sufficiently transmitted at the central portion of the through-hole, resulting in an unbonded state.

  Therefore, for example, the formation part of the through-hole is cut out to form a step along the bookbinding side edge of the facing leaf piece, the step is covered with a film sheet, and the facing leaf pieces are brought into a bookbinding state along the step. A fixing method can be considered. However, in the bookbinding means using the step, it is difficult to handle the film sheet that has been cut out during the manufacturing process and protruded to the step that is not fixed. A thin and thin film sheet is easily wrinkled and torn due to vibrations and a conveying roller during the manufacturing process.

  In view of the above-mentioned problems, the present invention does not cause an unbonded state in the manufacture of a bookbinding information communication body because heat and pressure are reliably transmitted to the bookbinding portion, and the appearance of the information communication body is simple and beautiful after completion of the information communication body. The present invention provides a bookbinding means for an information communication body that significantly improves the above, a bookbinding information communication body using the same, and a method for manufacturing the same.

In order to achieve the above object, a bookbinding information communication body manufacturing method according to the present invention includes a method in which arbitrarily facing leaf pieces of a plurality of folded leaf pieces are laminated in a peelable manner via a pseudo adhesive film sheet. In the manufacturing method of the bookbinding information communication body formed in the bookbinding state, a step is formed along the edge on the bookbinding side of the opposing leaf pieces, the step is covered with a film sheet, and the opposing leaf pieces are used as the step. A bookbinding information communication body manufacturing method that is fixed in a bookbinding state along a plurality of leaf pieces connected in a horizontal direction via a folding line and surrounded by vertical and horizontal margins, and one of the left and right leaf pieces A step of feeding out a sheet sheet on which a unit sheet having a window-like punched portion formed on the outside is printed, a pseudo-adhesive film sheet and a window-like shape on a pseudo-bonding planned surface of the fed sheet A coating process for continuously covering the punched film film sheet, a cutting process for cutting the vertical margin of the single sheet coated with various film sheets, and a continuous sheet sheet with the vertical margin cut. Folding process, cutting process to cut and remove margins in the horizontal direction of continuously folded sheets, and finishing each unit sheet, forming the bookbinding part of the finished unit sheet into a bookbinding state and planning to pseudo-bond It is characterized by comprising an integration step in which the surfaces are quasi-bonded so as to be peelable.

  In addition, in order to achieve the above object, the bookbinding type information communication body according to a different aspect of the present invention is such that any opposed leaf pieces of a plurality of folded leaf pieces can be peeled through a pseudo adhesive film sheet. In a manufacturing method of a bookbinding information communication body which is stacked and finally formed into a bookbinding state, a step is formed along the edge on the bookbinding side of the opposing leaf piece, and the opposing leaf piece is covered with a film sheet. A method of manufacturing a bookbinding information communication body in which comrades are fixed in a bookbinding state along the step, wherein a plurality of leaf pieces are connected in a lateral direction via folding lines and are placed on the outer sides of either one of the left and right leaf pieces. A unit sheet in which a window-like punched portion is formed is connected to a longitudinal direction through a cutting line, and a long sheet having a marginal portion is fed out on both outer sides. Covering process for continuously covering the film sheet with the pseudo-adhesive film sheet and the window-shaped punched portion on the surface, and cutting the marginal portion of the long sheet coated with various film sheets where the window-shaped punched portion is not formed A first cutting step, a folding step of folding the long sheet from which one of the marginal portions is cut, a second cutting step of cutting off the remaining marginal portion of the folded long sheet, and a length of cutting the remaining marginal portion It is characterized by comprising a cutting step of cutting the length sheet for each unit sheet, an integration step of forming a bookbinding scheduled portion of the cut unit sheet in a bookbinding state and quasi-adhering the pseudo-adhesive surfaces to be peeled off. Yes.

  It should be noted that when the long sheet is fed out, the marginal portion on the side where the window-shaped punched portion is not formed may be cut in advance, and the first cutting step may be omitted.

  Formation of the folding means to the fold line in the method for producing the long sheet and the single sheet may be performed on the sheet in advance, formed after unwinding, or after the coating step, and further covered. You may form in steps upstream and downstream of the process.

  In the present invention, a film sheet is used to cover the stepped portion caused by the difference in the width of the two leaf pieces that overlap and face each other, and to make both leaf pieces into a bookbinding state at the stepped portion. As the film sheet, a known film sheet for print lamination can be used, for example, for dry lamination based on polyethylene terephthalate, biaxially oriented polypropylene, or the like, as shown in FIG. There is a film sheet F for thermal lamination in which a heat-sensitive adhesive layer 82 is formed on one surface of the base material 81, etc., but in the examples described later, the latter film sheet F for thermal lamination is used.

  Moreover, as a pseudo-adhesive film sheet used in the present invention for releasably adhering pseudo-adhesive surfaces between opposing leaf pieces, for example, polyethylene terephthalate or biaxially stretched polypropylene as a base material, a pseudo-adhesive layer on one surface A pseudo-adhesive film sheet for print laminating corresponding to the dry laminating method in which the film is formed, or a known heat-sensitive adhesive layer 13 is formed on one surface of the substrate 81 as shown in FIG. There is a pseudo-adhesive film sheet G for print lamination corresponding to a thermal laminating method, in which a pseudo-adhesion layer 82 is formed on one surface. In the examples described later, the latter pseudo-adhesive film sheet G for thermal lamination is used.

  The pseudo-adhesive film sheet G is applied after, for example, covering the pseudo-adhesive surfaces of the printed matter constituting the information communication body and folding or cutting the pseudo-adhesive surfaces so that the pseudo-adhesive layers face each other. When it is subjected to pressure or heating / pressurizing treatment, it is detachably bonded. Therefore, when the opposing leaf piece is peeled off after pseudo-adhesion, it can be easily separated.

  In the present invention, a two-stage coating process is performed in order to process the two leaf pieces that overlap and face each other into a bookbinding state. That is, the film sheet F is covered in a state where the window-shaped punching portion provided adjacent to the narrow leaf piece first developed in a flat state is covered entirely. Then, the film sheet F is cut out inward of the punched portion, and the film sheet F in a portion protruding from the step by the folding in the subsequent folding process is covered along the edge of the wide leaf piece. In these processes, the window-shaped punched portion serves as a beam to help prevent wrinkling and tearing of the film sheet.

  At the time of the first coating, the film sheet F needs to be prevented from adhering to the coating means by heating and pressing such as a heat roller in order to expose the heat-sensitive adhesive layer 13 in the window-shaped punched portion. As the covering means, for example, a pair of heat rollers, a combination of a metal heat roller and an elastic backup roller, a combination of a heater panel and a pressure roller, and the like can be adopted. Fluorine treatment is preferably performed. In particular, various rollers such as a heat roller are covered with a fluorine tube or the like to prevent the passing paper from being caught by the heat-sensitive adhesive and the transfer of the toner such as characters printed on the surface of the leaf pieces from being melted. is there.

  It is preferable that the folding and opening sewing machine formed at the opening portion that connects the leaf pieces of the present invention is easily opened by hand. Depending on whether or not the sheet to be machined is coated with a film sheet, when the film sheet is not applied, for example, the ratio of cut and uncut is preferably 3 mm or more and 1 mm or less, respectively. Specifically, a ratio such as 3: 0.8 or 4: 1 is preferably employed. When a film sheet is applied, it is necessary to break and open both the paper and the film sheet. Therefore, the ratio may be more easily broken than when the film sheet is applied alone.

  In addition, the fold sewing machine applied to the fold line connecting the leaf pieces can be appropriately selected to have a rough ratio that is less likely to break than the folding and opening sewing machine. Further, a folding means using a folding line instead of the sewing machine can be selected.

  The manufacturing method of the bookbinding type information communication body of the present invention has a simple structure in which a film sheet that protrudes along a stepped portion that occurs when leaf pieces having different widths are overlapped is covered with a step when covering the film sheet. Heat and pressure are sufficiently distributed over the entire area, and the bonding along the stepped portions of the both leaf pieces is reliably performed.

  Further, since the film sheet is transparent or translucent, the design is not hindered and the appearance is neat and the aesthetic sense is improved.

  In addition, since a window-shaped punching part is used, a beam is formed in the required part of the film sheet, so it is possible to prevent troubles such as wrinkling and tearing of the film sheet, especially in the folding process during the manufacturing process. Therefore, even an amateur can produce a large amount of bookbinding information communication bodies in a short time.

(A) is a front view of a bookbinding information communication body J1 manufactured by the method for manufacturing a bookbinding information communication body of the present invention, (B) is a back view, and (C) is (1)-(1) in (A). FIG. (A) is a perspective view of the bookbinding type information communication body J1 manufactured by the sheet S1, and (B) is a perspective view showing a peel-open state. (A) And (B) is sectional drawing which shows various opening means. (A) is a front view of a bookbinding information communication body J2 of the embodiment different from FIG. 1 manufactured by the method for manufacturing a bookbinding information communication body of the present invention, (B) is a back view, and (C) is in (A). It is a sectional view taken along line (2)-(2). (A) is a perspective view of the bookbinding type information communication body J2 in a mode different from the bookbinding type information communication body J1 shown in FIG. 4, and (B) is a perspective view showing a peel-open state. It is a surface view of the sheet | seat sheet S1 used for manufacture of the bookbinding type | mold information communication body J1 using the manufacturing method of the bookbinding type | mold information communication body of this invention. It is a reverse view of the sheet | seat sheet S1 used for manufacture of the bookbinding type | mold information communication body J1 using the manufacturing method of the bookbinding type | mold information communication body of this invention. It is a principal part schematic diagram which shows the manufacturing process of the manufacturing method of bookbinding type | mold information communication body J1 which uses the sheet | seat sheet S1. It is a surface view of sheet F1 which shows the state where pseudo adhesion film sheet G was covered by the covering process. It is a back view of the sheet | seat sheet S1 which shows the state by which the film sheet F and the pseudoadhesive film sheet G were coat | covered by the coating | coated process. It is a surface view of the sheet | seat sheet | seat S1 which cut off the margin of the vertical direction of both outer sides by the cutting process. It is a back view of the sheet | seat sheet S1 which cut off the margin of the vertical direction of both outer sides by the cutting process. It is a surface view of the sheet S1 which formed the folding machine of the folding line 4 and the folding and opening sewing machine of the folding line 5 by the folding means formation apparatus. It is a surface view of the sheet | seat sheet S1 folded by cross-section Z shape by the folding process. It is a reverse view of the sheet | seat sheet S1 folded by cross-section Z shape by the folding process. (A) is a cross-sectional view taken along line (3)-(3) in FIG. 6, (B) is a cross-sectional view taken along line (4)-(4) in FIG. 9, and (C) is (5)-(5) in FIG. (D) is a sectional view taken along line (6)-(6) in FIG. 13, and (E) is a sectional view taken along line (7)-(7) in FIG. (A) is a front view of the bookbinding type information communication body J3 manufactured by the manufacturing method of the bookbinding type information communication body of the present invention, and (B) is a back view. (A) is a sectional view taken along line 8-8 in FIG. 17, and (B) is a sectional view taken along line 9-9. (A) is a perspective view of bookbinding type information communication body J3, (B) is a perspective view showing a state of peel-opening. It is a surface view of elongate sheet | seat S2 used for manufacture of the bookbinding type | mold information communication body J3 using the manufacturing method of the bookbinding type | mold information communication body of this invention. It is a back view of elongate sheet | seat S2 used for manufacture of the bookbinding type | mold information communication body J3 using the manufacturing method of the bookbinding type | mold information communication body of this invention. It is a principal part schematic diagram which shows the manufacturing process of the manufacturing method of bookbinding type | mold information communication body J3 which uses elongate sheet | seat S2. It is a surface view of elongate sheet | seat S2 which shows the state by which the pseudo | simulation adhesive film sheet G was coat | covered by the coating | coated process. It is a back view of elongate sheet | seat S2 which shows the state by which the film sheet F and the pseudo-adhesion film sheet G were coat | covered by the coating process. It is a surface view of the elongate sheet | seat S2 which excised the marginal part 50 outside the 1st leaf piece 41 by the 1st cutting process. It is a surface view of elongate sheet | seat S2 folded by cross-sectional Z shape by the folding process. It is a surface view of elongate sheet | seat S2 which excised the marginal part 51 outer side of the 3rd leaf piece 43 by the 2nd cutting process. It is a back view of elongate sheet | seat S2 which excised the marginal part 51 of the 3rd leaf piece 43 outer side by the 2nd cutting process. (A) is a cross-sectional view taken along line (10)-(10) in FIG. 20, (B) is a cross-sectional view taken along line (11)-(11) in FIG. 23, and (C) is (12)-(12) in FIG. 26 is a sectional view taken along line (D) in FIG. 26, and (E) is a sectional view taken along line 14--14 in FIG. (A) is sectional drawing of a film sheet, (B) is sectional drawing of a pseudo-adhesive film sheet.

Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.
[Bookbinding Information Communication Body J1]
As shown in FIG. 1C, the bookbinding type information communication body J1 of the present embodiment includes, for example, a first leaf piece 1, a second leaf piece 2, and a third leaf piece 3 from the top and the folding sewing machine 4 and the folding and opening sewing machine 5, respectively. It is a normal postcard that is folded into a Z-shaped cross section and integrated between the opposing surfaces of each leaf piece through a pseudo adhesive film sheet G so as to be peelable. And the edge step part on the opposite side to the folding and opening sewing machine 5 connecting the second leaf piece 1 and the third leaf piece 3 is formed in a bookbinding state by covering with the film sheet F. In addition, although the structure of the film sheet F and the pseudo-adhesive sheet G is two layers and three layers as shown in FIGS. 30 (A) and 30 (B), respectively, the manufacturing method of the bookbinding type information communication body described later is included. In order to avoid complication, both are expressed in one layer.

  As shown in FIG. 1 (B), a corner cut portion K is provided at the lower right corner of the third leaf piece 3, and the second leaf piece 2 and the third leaf piece along the folding and opening sewing machine 5 with this portion as the beginning of peeling. 3 peeling starts. As shown in FIGS. 1 (A) and 1 (C), the first leaf piece 1 and the second leaf piece 2 can start peeling with a step caused by the difference in width between them as the beginning of peeling. ) By placing the first leaf piece 1 and the second leaf piece 2 in the same width as shown by the one-dot chain line circle, and placing the pseudo-adhesive film sheet G interposed on the opposite surface inward from the opening side edge. A non-adhesive area generated along the opening edge may be used as an opening point. Further, as shown by the one-dot chain line circle in FIG. 3B, the first leaf piece 1 may be wider than the second leaf piece 2 in a step opposite to that in FIG.

  The bookbinding information communication body J1 configured as described above has a clean appearance as shown in FIG. 2A, and the appearance of the stepped portion does not interfere with the overall design and the like and does not impair the beauty. . As shown in FIG. 2B, the second leaf piece 2 and the third leaf piece 3 are peeled off from the folding and unsealing sewing machine 5, while the first leaf piece 1 and the second leaf piece 2 are separated from the level difference and the non-adhesive area described above. As a whole, it is developed into a spread bookbinding state.

  Moreover, in the said Example, it is good also considering the back surface side of bookbinding type | mold information communication body J1 shown to FIG. 1 (B) as an address surface. In this case, as shown in FIGS. 4 (A), (B) and (C), the bookbinding type information communication body J2 includes the first leaf piece 11, the second leaf piece 12 and the third leaf piece 13 as shown in FIGS. 15 is folded into a Z-shaped cross section, and can be peeled and deployed in a bookbinding state as shown in FIGS. 5 (A) and 5 (B). Note that the bookbinding information communication bodies J1 and J2 have the same configuration and are different only in design layout such as address surfaces.

[Manufacturing Method of Bookbinding Information Communication Body J1 Using Single Sheet S1]
As shown in FIGS. 6 and 7, the single-leaf sheet S <b> 1 used in the manufacturing method of the bookbinding type information communication body J <b> 1 of the present invention includes the first leaf piece 1, the second leaf piece 2, and the third leaf piece 3 that are folded lines 4. Two unit sheets t1 connected in the horizontal direction via 5 are printed in an arrangement in which the periphery is surrounded by vertical margins X1, X2 and a horizontal margin Y. Further, as shown in FIG. 16A, a window-shaped punched portion Q punched by punching such as Thomson and a corner cut portion K are punched downward along the folding line 5 on the outside of the third leaf piece 3. ing.

  As shown in FIG. 6, the first leaf piece 1 has a postage stamp field, a postal code field, or an address name of a recipient (not shown). Although not shown in the drawing, general information such as personal information and advertisement is described on the surfaces of the second leaf piece 2 and the third leaf piece 3 that are folded and concealed inside after the bookbinding type information communication body J1 is completed. ing.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 7, general information not shown is written on the back surface of the lower leaf piece 3 that is exposed after the bookbinding type information communication body J1 is completed, and the second leaf piece 2 and the second leaf piece 2 that are folded and concealed. On the back surface of the leaf 1, personal information and general information not shown are described. When the back surface of the first leaf piece 1 and the back surface of the second leaf piece 2 are folded together from the fold line 4, the edge of the back surface of the second leaf piece 2 is folded at the fold line 5 due to the difference in width between them (second leaf piece 2> first leaf piece 1). Express along. The display of “POST CARD” described in the second leaf piece 2 in FIG. 7 is described in the exposed portion, and can be visually recognized from the outside of the bookbinding information communication body J1 that is folded and completed.

  The sheet S1 configured as described above is stacked on the left paper platform 20 which is the most upstream of the process as shown in FIG. Then, the sheet is fed out sequentially from the uppermost sheet S1 by a feeding device including the suction pad 21 and the like at equal intervals, with the front and rear end portions attached, or with the front and rear end portions overlapped. The fed sheet S1 is further sent out to a covering step including a pair of heat rollers 23a and 23b arranged on the right side by a pair of nip rollers 22a and 22b arranged on the right side.

  In the covering step, on the surface side of the sheet S1, the sheet is fed in parallel from above, approximately at the center of the second leaf piece 2 and slightly to the right of the third leaf piece 3, as shown in the cross-sectional views of FIGS. 9 and 16B. The pseudo-adhesive film sheets G having substantially the same width are covered in a state of facing each other when folded from the folding line 5. Further, as shown in the cross-sectional views of FIGS. 10 and 16B, on the back surface side of the sheet S1, the film is covered in a state that covers the punched-out portion Q that protrudes from the left edge of the third leaf piece 3 entirely. The pseudo-adhesive film sheet G is covered over the entire surface of the sheet F and the first leaf piece 1 and the second leaf piece 2.

  The sheet S1 that has been coated with various film sheets and is in a continuous state is then sent out to a cutting process comprising a slit blade 24a and a backup roller 24b arranged on the right side. In the cutting process, as shown in FIGS. 11, 12 and 16C, the vertical margins X1 and X2 outside the first leaf piece 1 and the third leaf piece 3 are cut off, respectively. The vertical margin X2 is cut along the two-dot chain line planned cutting line 6 drawn inside the window-shaped punched portion Q in FIG. Along with this, the film sheet F partially protrudes.

  Next, the sheet S1 from which the outer vertical margins X1 and X2 have been cut off is disposed in parallel on the same backup roller 25c disposed on the right side, and the folding sewing blade 25a and the folding and opening sewing machine. A pair of nip rollers are formed on the fold line 4 and 5 as shown in FIG. 13 and FIG. 16 (D) by the folding means forming device comprising the blades 25b, respectively, and then arranged on the right side. It is sent out to the folding process further arranged on the right side by 26a, 26b.

  In the folding device, the sheet S1 is continuously folded into a Z-shaped cross section as shown in FIGS. 14, 15 and 16E until it is pulled up from the lower support roller 27 to the upper support 28. When the direction is changed substantially horizontally, the pair of nip rollers 29a and 29b arranged on the right side is sent out to a cutting process by a cutting device including a cutting blade 31a and a fixed blade 31b arranged on the right side.

  In the cutting process, the marginal portion Y in the horizontal direction shown in FIGS. 14 and 15 and various film sheets exposed in the gaps between the front and back sheet sheets S are cut and removed. That is, when the sensor 30 reads the mark M1 printed on the continuous sheet S1 that passes in the state of FIG. 14, the distance to the side L1 on the top side of the unit sheet t1 is electrically counted to calculate the side L1. Is cut by the cutting device. Further, counting is performed, and the first unit sheet t1 is cut out by electrically counting the distance to the side L2 on the ground side of the unit sheet t1 and cutting the side L2. Subsequently, the sides L3 and L4 are cut by the electrical count of the sensor 30 that has read the mark M2, and the next unit sheet t1 is cut out. In this way, the unit sheet t1 printed on the sheet S1 passing through the operation is sequentially cut out, and the pair of transport rollers 32a and 32b and the pair of heater panels 33a and 33b arranged on the right side are alternately arranged. And is sent to an integration process in which a pair of pressure rollers 34a and 34b are arranged at the discharge port.

  In the integration step, the unit sheet t1 passing between the pair of heater panels 33a and 33b is sufficiently heated and then pressed by the pair of pressure rollers 34a and 34b at the discharge port, thereby opposing pseudo adhesive film sheets. As shown in FIG. 1, the pseudo adhesive layers 83 of G are pseudo-bonded so that they can be peeled off, and the film sheet F protruding from the edge of the third leaf piece 3 adheres to the exposed surface of the second leaf piece 2 so as not to peel off. It is integrated as a whole. Then, the completed information communication body J1 is sequentially stacked on the stacker 35 including a belt conveyor.

  In the present embodiment using the sheet S1, the vertical margins X1 and X2 are cut at once in one cutting step, but the present invention is not limited to this. For example, the vertical margin X1 on the first leaf piece 1 side may be cut in advance, and the vertical margins X1 and X2 in both vertical directions are cut in advance so that various film sheets do not protrude. All the cutting steps can be omitted by covering the direction (inward of the planned cut line 6 of the window-shaped punched portion Q on the third leaf piece 3 side).

  Further, although the folding means is formed almost simultaneously with the first excision step, there is no particular limitation on the formation time of the folding means. For example, it may be formed in advance on the original single sheet before the feeding process, and can be formed between the feeding process and the coating process or between the coating process and the folding process. You may form in steps between processes.

  By the way, the penetration state of the sewing machine differs depending on the time when the folding means is formed. For example, when a sewing machine is formed on the upstream side of the coating process, a penetrating sewing machine is formed on the sheet body, but it is not formed on various film sheets that are subsequently coated thereon. When formed on the downstream side of the coating step, a penetrating sewing machine is formed on both the sheet main body and the various film sheets from above the sheet coated with the various film sheets. Further, if a sewing machine is formed on the upstream side and a folding line is added on the sewing machine from above various film sheets not penetrated by the sewing machine coated on the downstream side, a smoother folding means can be obtained. it can. Of course, a folding line may be employed instead of the folding sewing machine.

[Bookbinding Information Communication Body J3]
As shown in FIGS. 17 (B), 18 (A), and 18 (B), the bookbinding information communication body J3 of the present embodiment includes, for example, a third leaf piece 43, a second leaf piece 42, and a first leaf piece 41 from above. This is a normal postcard which is folded from the folding and opening sewing machine 45 and the folding sewing machine 44 into a Z-shaped cross section, and the opposing surfaces of the respective leaf pieces are integrated in a peelable manner via a pseudo adhesive film sheet G. Then, the edge of the third leaf piece 43 and the second leaf piece 42 opposite to the folding and unsealing sewing machine 45 is divided into three parts by the protruding portion from the edge of the third leaf piece 43 and covered with the protruding film sheet F so as to be bound. It has become. The film sheet F and the pseudo-adhesive sheet G have two and three layers as shown in FIGS. 30 (A) and 30 (B), respectively. In order to avoid complications, both are expressed in one layer.

  17B, a corner cut portion K is provided at the lower right corner of the third leaf piece 43, and the third leaf piece 43 and the second leaf piece 42 are formed along the folding and opening sewing machine 45 starting from this portion. Peeling is started. Note that, as shown in FIGS. 17A, 18A, and 18B, the second leaf piece 42 and the first leaf piece 41 can start peeling at the beginning of the level difference caused by the difference in width between the two. Similar to the bookbinding information communication body J1 described above, a structure shown by a dot-and-dash line circle in FIGS. 3 (A) and 3 (B) may be used.

The bookbinding information communication body J3 configured as described above has a clean appearance as shown in FIG. 19A, and the appearance of the stepped portion does not interfere with the overall design and the like and does not impair the beauty. . Further, as shown in FIG. 5B, the third leaf piece 43 and the second leaf piece 42 are peeled off after being broken from the folding and opening sewing machine 45, while the second leaf piece 42 and the first leaf piece 41 are separated from the level difference and the non-adhesive area described above. As a whole, it is developed into a spread bookbinding state.
In the above-described embodiment, the back side of the bookbinding information communication body J3 shown in FIG.

[Method of manufacturing bookbinding information communication body J3 using long sheet S2]
As shown in FIGS. 20 and 21, the long sheet S2 used in the method for manufacturing the bookbinding type information communication body J3 of the present invention includes the first leaf piece 41, the second leaf piece 42, and the third leaf piece 43, which are fold lines 44 and The unit sheets t2 connected in the horizontal direction through the folding and opening sewing machine 45 are connected in the vertical direction through a vertical cut planned line 46 (which may be replaced with a sewing machine or the like). Further, marginal portions 50 and 51 provided with marginal holes 49 are connected to the outsides of the first leaf piece 41 and the third leaf side 43 through the cut lines 47 and 48.

  As shown in FIG. 20, on the surface of the first leaf piece 41, a postage stamp field, a postal code field, or the address name of the recipient (not shown) are described. Further, on the outside of the third leaf piece 43, a plurality of window-like punched portions Q extracted by punching such as Thomson and a corner cut portion K are punched downward along the folding line 45. Although not shown in the drawing, general information such as personal information and advertisement is described on the surfaces of the second leaf piece 42 and the third leaf piece 43 that are folded and concealed inside after the bookbinding type information communication body J2 is completed. Yes.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 21, general information not shown is described on the back surface of the third leaf piece 43 that is exposed after the bookbinding type information communication body J3 is completed, and the second leaf piece 42 that is folded and concealed. On the back surface of the first leaf piece 41, personal information and general information not shown are described. When the first leaf piece 41 and the second leaf piece 42 are folded from the fold line 44, the edge along the fold line 45 of the second leaf piece 42 appears due to the difference in width between them (second leaf piece 42> first leaf piece 41). Put out. The display of “POST CARD” described in the second leaf piece 42 of FIG. 21 is described in the exposed portion, and can be visually recognized from the outside of the completed bookbinding information communication body J3.

  The long sheet S2 configured as described above is folded into a bellows, for example, from a folding sewing machine or the like formed on the top cut-out line 46 of the unit sheet t2, and in the block state, the longest sheet S2 is the most upstream of the process shown in FIG. Is placed on the lower left paper platform 60. Then, when the orientation is changed substantially horizontally after being pulled up from the uppermost unit sheet t2 to the upper support roller 61, the pin of the pin tractor 62 arranged on the right side is fitted to the marginal hole 49 and arranged on the right side. It is sent out to a covering process comprising a pair of heat rollers 63a and 63b. Note that the marginal portion 50 on the first leaf piece 41 side may be cut in advance at the stage where it is arranged at the lowermost leftmost position in the initial process.

  In the covering step, on the surface side of the long sheet S2, as shown in the cross-sectional views of FIGS. 23 and 29 (B), the second leaf piece 42 and the third leaf piece 43 are slightly fed to the right side in parallel from above. The pseudo-adhesive film sheets G having substantially the same width are covered in a state of being opposed to each other when folded from the folding line 45. Further, as shown in the cross-sectional views of FIGS. 24 and 29B, on the back surface side of the long sheet S2, the film is covered in a state that covers the punched portion Q that protrudes from the left edge of the third leaf piece 43 entirely. The pseudo-adhesive film sheet G is coated over the sheet F and almost the entire surface of the first leaf piece 41 and the second leaf piece 42.

  Next, the long sheet S2 coated with various film sheets is sent to a first cutting step including a slit blade 64a and a backup roller 64b arranged on the right side. As shown in the cross-sectional views of FIGS. 25 and 29C in the first cutting step, the long sheet S2 from which the marginal portion 50 outside the first leaf piece 41 has been cut is a pair of sheets disposed on the right side thereafter. The nip rollers 65a and 65b send the sheet to a folding process further arranged on the right side.

  In the folding step, the long sheet S2 is continuously folded into a Z-shaped cross section as shown in FIGS. 26 and 29D until it is pulled up from the lower support roller 66 to the upper support 67. Then, when the orientation is changed substantially horizontally, the pin of the pin tractor 68 arranged on the right side and the marginal hole 49 of the remaining marginal portion 51 are fitted, and further from the slit blade 69a and the backup roller 69b arranged on the right side. To the second excision step.

  In the second excision step, as shown in FIGS. 27, 28 and 29D, the protruding marginal portion 51 is excised. Then, the long sheet S2 from which the marginal portion 51 has been cut is sent to a cutting process including a die cut roller 70a and a backup roller 70b arranged on the right side.

  In the cutting step, the long sheet S2 is cut from the planned cut line 46 shown in FIGS. 27 and 28 by the horizontal blade attached to the die cut roller 70a, and the unit sheet t2 is cut out sequentially, and the sectional state shown in FIG. Individually finished. The individually finished unit sheet t2 has a pair of conveying rollers 71a and 71b and a pair of heater panels 72a and 72b arranged alternately on the right side and a pair of pressure rollers 73a and 73b at the discharge port. It is sent to the arranged integration process.

  Until the bookbinding type information communication body J3 completed from the integration step is loaded, the contents of the integration process described in the bookbinding type information communication body manufacturing method using the single-sheet S1 described above. Since it is the same as, it is omitted.

  In the manufacturing method of the bookbinding information communication body J3 using the long sheet S2 of the embodiment, various folding means are formed on the folding lines 44 and 45 of the long sheet S2 from the beginning before being installed in the feeding process. However, there is no particular limitation on the formation time of the folding means. For example, it can be formed between the feeding process and the coating process or between the coating process and the folding process, and may be formed in stages between the processes including before the feeding process.

J1, J2, J3 Bookbinding type information communication body S1 Single sheet S2 Long sheet t1, t2 Unit sheet F Film sheet G Pseudo adhesive sheet M, M1, M2 Mark X1, X2 Vertical margin part Y Horizontal margin part Q Punched portion K Corner cut portion 1, 2, 3, 11, 12, 13, 41, 42, 43 Leaf piece 4, 5, 44, 45 Fold line 6, 47, 48 Planned cut line 49 Marginal hole 50, 51 Marginal portion 20, 60 Paper mount 21 Adsorption pad 22a, 22b, 26a, 26b, 29a, 29b, 65a, 65b Nip roller 23a, 23b, 63a, 63b Heat roller 24a, 64a, 69a Slit blade 25a Folding machine blade 25b Folding and opening sewing machine Blade 27, 28, 61, 66, 67 Support roller 30 Sensor 31a Cutting blade 31b Fixed blade 32a, 32b, 71a, 71b Transport roller 33a, 33b, 72a, 72b Heater panel 34a, 34b, 73a, 73b Pressure roller 35, 74 Stacker 62, 68 Pin tractor 70a Die-cut roller 24b, 25c, 64b, 69b Backup roller 81 Base material 82 Heat sensitive adhesive layer 83 Pseudo adhesive layer

Claims (5)

  In a manufacturing method of a bookbinding type information communication body in which arbitrary opposing leaf pieces of a plurality of folded leaf pieces are detachably laminated via a pseudo adhesive film sheet and finally formed into a bookbinding state, bookbinding of opposing leaf pieces A manufacturing method of a bookbinding information communication body in which a step is formed along a side edge, the step is covered with a film sheet, and the opposing leaf pieces are fixed in a bookbinding state along the step. A sheet sheet on which a unit sheet is printed, which is composed of a plurality of leaf pieces connected in a horizontal direction through a frame and is surrounded by vertical and horizontal margins and has a window-shaped punched portion formed on the outside of either of the left and right leaf pieces. A feeding process in which the sheet is fed sequentially, a pseudo-adhesive film sheet on the surface to be pseudo-bonded, and a coating process in which a film sheet is continuously coated on a window-shaped punched portion. Cutting process for cutting the vertical margin of the single sheet coated with the sheet, folding process for continuously folding the single sheet with the vertical margin cut, lateral direction of the continuously folded sheet A blanking process of cutting and finishing each unit sheet, and forming a bookbinding portion of the finished unit sheet in a bookbinding state and an integrated process of quasi-adhering the pre-pseudo-bonded surfaces to each other. A method of manufacturing a bookbinding information communication body characterized by the above.   In a manufacturing method of a bookbinding type information communication body in which arbitrary opposing leaf pieces of a plurality of folded leaf pieces are detachably laminated via a pseudo adhesive film sheet and finally formed into a bookbinding state, bookbinding of opposing leaf pieces Forming a step along the side edge, covering the step with a film sheet, and fixing the opposing leaf pieces to the bookbinding state along the step, comprising: The unit sheets in which the leaf pieces are connected in the horizontal direction via the fold line and the window-shaped punched portion is formed on the outside of the leaf piece on either of the left and right ends are connected to the outer sides in the vertical direction via the cut line. A feeding step of feeding out a long sheet having a portion, a pseudo-adhesive film sheet and a window-shaped punched portion are continuously covered with a pseudo-adhesive planned surface of the fed-out long sheet Covering step, first cutting step of cutting a marginal portion where a window-shaped punched portion of a long sheet coated with various film sheets is not formed, folding step of folding a long sheet cut out of the one marginal portion , A second cutting step for cutting the remaining marginal portion of the folded long sheet, a cutting step for cutting the long sheet from which the remaining marginal portion has been cut for each unit sheet, and a bookbinding scheduled portion of the cut unit sheet A bookbinding type information communication body manufacturing method comprising: an integrated step of forming a sheet in a bookbinding state and performing pseudobonding so that the surfaces to be pseudobonded can be peeled off.   The first cutting step in the bookbinding information communication body manufacturing method according to claim 2 is omitted by cutting a marginal portion on the side where the window-shaped punched portion is not formed in advance. A method of manufacturing a bookbinding information communication body.   4. The bookbinding information communication body manufacturing method according to claim 1, wherein folding means is formed in advance at at least one folding portion connecting the leaf pieces.   5. The bookbinding information communication body manufacturing method according to claim 1, wherein a folding means forming step is provided before the covering step and / or after the covering step.

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