JP2613418B2 - Stacked communication sheet - Google Patents

Description

Description: BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an overlapped communication sheet that can be used as a postcard, a fixed or non-standard mail.

[Conventional technology]

Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open Publication No. 49-33930 discloses a combined postcard in which a pair of paper sheets each having the form of a postcard are detachably adhered with an adhesive. This combined postcard can display information such as communication on the inner surface of each piece of paper and attach it to a mail.

However, in the above postcard, since the two pieces of paper are separate from each other, certain information on the sender side, for example, a sentence, a figure,
Information consisting of graphs, photos, etc. is continuously printed on the inner surfaces of
It is difficult to display at a glance, and even if continuous display is performed on the inner surface of both paper sheets, both paper sheets are completely separated when peeled and unfolded on the recipient side, losing the information listability and storing And filing is inconvenient,
The inner surfaces of both pieces of paper could not be used effectively continuously and in a list.

Further, in the above-mentioned postcard, the two pieces of paper or one of the pieces of paper adhere to the inner surface even after the peeling and development of both pieces of paper on the recipient side,
Due to the adhesiveness, the recipient is uncomfortable, and it is difficult to store and file the recipient.

[Problems to be solved by the invention]

Therefore, an object of the present invention is to make it possible to easily and continuously display certain information on both sheets in a list at the sender's side, and to separate the two sheets at the receiver's side even after the separation and development of both sheets. It is an object of the present invention to provide an overlapped communication sheet that can maintain information listing without having any unpleasant adhesive feeling and is convenient for storing and filing.

[Technical means for solving the problem]

The overlay communication sheet according to the present invention is a pseudo-adhesion in which a pair of continuous paper pieces are folded and a pseudo-adhesion is performed between the two inner surfaces of the pair of transparent films so that the inner surfaces of the pair of transparent films can be peeled off and exhibit no adhesiveness after peeling. With the body in between, the inner surface of each piece of paper and the outer surface of each transparent film facing it are completely bonded in a non-peelable manner via perfect adhesiveness of heat-sensitive adhesiveness.

In the above, a perforation or a slit may be formed at the edge of one of the folded paper pieces to a depth reaching the pseudo-adhesion portion of the pseudo-adhesive body, and the protective tape may be peeled off the perforation or the slit. Adhesion may be possible.

(Operation)

On the sender's side, after writing or printing a message, a photograph, or the like on the inner surface of the continuous paper pieces, the continuous paper pieces are folded from the fold line portion across the pseudo-adhesive body, and both are completely bonded.
In this case, the inner surfaces of the two transparent films are pseudo-bonded, and the inner surface of each piece of paper and the outer surface of each transparent film opposed thereto are completely bonded in a non-peelable manner via a heat-sensitive adhesive complete bonding layer. Note that the above-mentioned communication message and the following items such as the address may be continuously printed by a computer output device, and the paper piece therefor may have a known form as a computer output sheet.

Pseudo-adhesion, as described above, the peeling of the inner surfaces of both transparent films after bonding is possible, and after peeling means a bonding mode that does not show adhesiveness to each inner surface, as such a pseudo-adhesive For example, a pseudo-adhesion mode described in Japanese Utility Model Application Laid-Open No. 62-9280 can be used, and both transparent films can be peeled off at the pseudo-adhesion portion at the boundary.

Complete bonding means a bonding mode in which it is difficult or impossible to peel off the inner surface of each piece of paper and the outer surface of each transparent film facing it after bonding, and a heat-sensitive adhesive is selected as such a complete bonding layer. You. The complete adhesive layer may be provided in advance on the outer surfaces of both transparent films in the pseudo-adhesive. Further, the heat-sensitive adhesive complete adhesive layer forms one of the transparent films, and the outer surface thereof is thermally and completely bonded to the inner surface of the paper piece facing the inner surface of the transparent film and the inner surface of the other transparent film facing the inner surface thereof. Pseudo-adhesion may be performed, and in this case, the other transparent film facing the transparent film made of the above-mentioned complete adhesive layer may be formed of a heat-sensitive adhesive complete adhesive layer as described above. Each constituent member of the pseudo-adhesive may be formed stepwise with respect to the paper piece, or some of the constituent members, for example, the transparent film or the like may be formed before cutting the paper piece.

The addresses and names of the recipients and senders, the names (names), and communication messages, etc., are written in a conventional manner on the outer surfaces of the two folded paper pieces as described above, and are posted as overlapped communication sheets. The overlapped communication sheet can be made into a normal postcard, a fixed form, or a non-standard-size mail by matching the conditions such as the size and weight of the overlapped communication sheet with a prescribed standard as necessary.

In the overlapped communication sheet delivered, the two pieces of paper are peeled off and developed on the recipient side, which is started by peeling off the two pseudo-bonded transparent films. Since the outer surface of each transparent film and the inner surface of each piece of paper are completely bonded in a non-peelable manner via a heat-sensitive adhesive complete bonding layer, the two pieces of paper are separated from appropriate edges and simultaneously, The transparent film can be easily peeled.

In such a case, in the case where a perforation or a slit is perforated at an appropriate edge of one of the folded paper pieces, the perforation is broken into slits by bending that portion, and one paper piece is converted into a slit. Can be easily separated from a piece of paper. The perforations or slits may be not only linear but also curved, for example, they may be provided linearly along the edge facing the fold line, and may be linear or curved at the corners It may be provided.

In addition, it is preferable that the protective tape be releasably adhered on the perforations or slits of the paper piece, since it is possible to prevent spontaneous peeling of the two pieces of paper from the perforations or slits during the post-processing process or mailing. In such a case, the protective tape may be peeled off on the recipient side prior to the peeling and development of both paper pieces.

The transparent film from the pseudo-adhesive remains on the inner surface of the two separated paper pieces, but the exposed inner surface of the transparent film has no adhesiveness, and therefore has no stickiness due to finger touch. Re-adhesion is also not possible. Further, the information displayed on the inner surfaces of the two finger pieces can be read without any problem through the remaining transparent film. In addition, the above-mentioned residual transparent film has the effect of improving the inner surfaces of both paper pieces after peeling and developing, and protecting them from external friction, contamination, moisture, and the like.

Embodiment 1 FIGS. 1 and 2 are a plan view and an enlarged cross-sectional view taken along line II of an embodiment of the present invention, respectively. The cross-sectional views are exaggerated in the thickness direction. In the figure, a message, a photograph, and the like (not shown) are printed continuously and in a list on the inner surface of a pair of continuous paper pieces (1) and (2), and the outer surface of one of the paper pieces (1). A postage stamp (3) is affixed thereto, and the address and name (name) (4) of the recipient and other necessary items (not shown) are described on the outer surface of the other piece of paper (2). If necessary, the correspondence, the sender's address, name, etc. (not shown) are described or printed.

The two paper pieces (1) and (2) are folded from the fold line portion (6) with the pseudo-adhesive body (5) interposed therebetween, and are formed into a superimposed communication sheet and are usually postcards, fixed-form or non-standard-size mail. Will be posted. In addition, the folding line part (6) of both paper pieces (1) and (2) may be arranged on one of the top and bottom sides. The pseudo-adhesive (5) is a pseudo-adhesion layer (9) (shown as two layers) that pseudo-adhesively releasably attaches the inner surfaces of the pair of transparent films (7) and (8) and the two transparent films (7) and (8). ), And a heat-sensitive completely adherent layer (10) provided on the outer surface of both transparent films (7) and (8), and the inner surface of each of the paper pieces (1) and (2) and each of the transparent sheets facing the same. Film (7), (8)
The outer surface is completely non-peelably bonded via a heat-sensitive adhesive complete bonding layer (10).

FIG. 3 and FIG. 4 are enlarged cross-sectional views showing states of the two pieces of paper in FIG. 2 at the time of peeling development and after peeling development, respectively.
In the figure, the overlapped communication sheet delivered is the third
As shown in the figure, the peeling starts from the edge of the pseudo adhesive layer (9) in both the transparent films (7) and (8), and is peeled and developed as shown in FIG.

Embodiment 2 FIGS. 5 to 7 are plan views of another embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 8 is an enlarged sectional view taken along the line II-II in FIGS. In each of the figures, a perforation or a slit (11) is formed at the edge of one of the folded paper pieces (1) shown in FIG. 2 so as to reach the pseudo adhesive layer (9). In FIG. 5, the perforations or slits (11) are provided linearly along the edge facing the fold line portion (6) in FIG.
In the figure, it is provided in a straight line at a corner, and in FIG. 7, it is provided in a curved line at an edge facing the fold line (6).

FIG. 9 is an enlarged cross-sectional view showing a state in which both paper pieces are separated and developed in FIG. 8, and in FIG. 9, the edge of one paper piece (1) in which a perforation or a slit (11) is formed is shown. Perforations or slits (1) with the edge of the other piece of paper (2)
By bending 1) in the opening direction, the perforations are broken to form slits, and both paper pieces (1) and (2) are separated from the perforations or slits (11), and the transparent films (7) and (2) are separated. 8) is peeled off at the pseudo adhesive layer (9).

FIG. 10 is an enlarged sectional view of another embodiment of the present invention. In FIG. 10, a protective tape (12) is provided on a perforation or slit (11) of a paper piece (1) shown in FIGS. Are peelably adhered to each other to prevent spontaneous peeling of the two paper pieces (1) and (2).

〔The invention's effect〕

As described above, in the overlay communication sheet according to the present invention, since a pair of continuous paper pieces are folded so as to be peelable and deployable via the pseudo-adhesive, certain information, for example, text,
Information consisting of figures, graphs, photographs, etc. can be easily and continuously displayed on both paper strips in a list, and the inner surfaces of both transparent films are adhered without separation of both paper strips after peeling and developing of both paper strips It does not have a property, it maintains the information at a glance, does not have an unpleasant sticky feeling, and is convenient for storage and filing.

In particular, the perforations or slits formed at the edges of one of the paper pieces are easy to peel off and develop on both paper pieces. In this case, the protective tape adhered on the perforations or slits is the natural Peeling can be prevented.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIGS. 1 and 2 are a plan view and an enlarged cross-sectional view taken along the line II of an embodiment of the present invention, respectively. FIGS. 5 to 7 are plan views of another embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 8 is an enlarged sectional view taken along the line II-II in FIGS. 5 to 7, and FIG. FIG. 8 is an enlarged sectional view showing the state of peeling and unfolding of both paper pieces in FIG. 8, and FIG. 10 is an enlarged sectional view of another embodiment of the present invention. <Explanation of main symbols> 1,2 …… Sheet, 5 …… Pseudo-adhesive, 6 …… Fold line part, 7,8 ……
Transparent film, 9… Pseudo adhesive layer, 10… Complete adhesive layer, 11…
... Perforations or slits, 12 ... Protective tape

Claims (3)

(57) [Claims] 1. A quasi-adhesive body which is formed by folding a pair of continuous paper pieces and quasi-adhering between them so that both inner surfaces of a pair of transparent films can be peeled off and exhibit no adhesiveness after peeling. An overlapped communication sheet in which the inner surface of each paper piece and the outer surface of each transparent film facing it are completely non-peelably bonded via a heat-sensitive adhesive complete bonding layer. 2. The overlapped communication sheet according to claim 1, wherein a perforation or a slit is formed at an edge of one of the paper pieces to a depth reaching a pseudo-adhesion portion of the pseudo-adhesion body. 3. The overlapped communication sheet according to claim 2, wherein a protective tape is releasably adhered on perforations or slits of the paper piece.