JP2856392B2 - Sending printed matter, sending printed matter sealing tape used therefor, and continuous body thereof - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a printed matter which can be sent without enclosing a printed matter body such as a catalog or pamphlet folded at least in a booklet form or a machine-folded form into an envelope, and a printed matter used therefor. The present invention relates to a sealing tape and a continuous body thereof.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, from the viewpoint of reducing the labor of enclosing in an envelope when sending a catalog or the like and saving resources, a printed matter which can be directly sealed and sent as it is has been proposed. ing. Examples of such printed materials include, for example, JP-A-48-37266,
Nos. 24317 and 62-126974 are known.

In these publications, one of the front covers of the printed matter is integrally formed to be wider in the lateral direction than the other, and a folded part is provided, and the small part of the printed matter is sealed by the folded part. In addition, destination information such as the address of the destination as the recipient, and sending type information consisting of characters such as "post-payment mail" and "send catalog by home delivery" are directly described on the cover.

However, if the cover or the like is integrally formed in a wide width in the horizontal direction, the size of the cover becomes a special order product such as A plate, B plate or chrysanthemum plate which is out of the standard size, and the work such as printing and cutting becomes expensive. Therefore, despite being an invention proposed for a long time, it has not been put to practical use yet.

[0005]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION In view of such a conventional situation, an object of the present invention is to provide a printed printed material which can be manufactured at low cost using ordinary standard printed materials and which can be sent without using an envelope. It is an object of the present invention to provide a printed printed matter sealing tape and the like used for the above.

[0006]

Means for Solving the Problems In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, a first feature of the sent printed matter according to the present invention is to seal a closed booklet-shaped printed matter main body and a small edge of the printed matter main body. A sealing tape, and a sending type information section, wherein the sealing tape is a strip-shaped tape body straddling the front and back of the cover of the printed matter body along the fore edge, and the tape body is releasably adhered to the cover. And a non-adhesive portion for the printed matter main body is provided on a portion of the back surface of the tape body facing the fore edge of the printed matter main body. On the other hand, the first feature of the sent printed matter sealing tape according to the present invention is to seal a fore-edge of the printed matter body in a sent printed matter having a closed booklet-shaped printed matter main body and a sending type information section. A belt-shaped tape body that straddles the front and back of the front cover of the printed matter main body along the fore edge, and an adhesive material for releasably bonding the tape body to the front cover, the tape A non-adhesive part for the printed matter main body is provided on a portion of the back surface of the main body facing the fore edge of the printed matter main body.

According to the first characteristic of the printed matter and the first characteristic of the printed matter sealing tape, the sealing tape extends over the front and back of the cover of the printed matter body along the fore edge, and the tape body back surface Is adhered to the cover of the printed matter main body by the adhesive material provided in the above, and the front edge of the printed matter main body is closed. Since the adhesive is releasably adhered, it can be removed from the printed matter body when the printed matter is opened. Since the non-adhesive portion opposes the small edge where the tape main body floats up and is difficult to adhere to, the situation that the image of the printed matter main body is deteriorated due to dust and dirt adhering to the raised portion and impairing the appearance is hardly caused. In addition, the tape body is bent at a portion facing the fore edge, but since the bent portion is a non-adhesive portion, the sealing tape is easily bent without sticking to an unnecessary portion at the time of bending. The prevention of deterioration in appearance due to the attachment of dust and the like and the improvement of bending workability are particularly significant for booklet-shaped printed matter having a small edge. When the width of the non-adhesive portion is larger than the width of the fore-edge, it is easy to open the bag by hooking a fingernail or the like of the hand.

Further, according to the first feature of the sent printed matter and the first feature of the sealing tape, the adhesive portions are located on the left and right of the non-adhesive portion in the tape body. And
When producing this sealing tape, from the viewpoint of the structure,
This sealing tape is easily formed in a roll shape by being continuous in the longitudinal direction of the fore edge of the printed matter main body. For example, when the non-adhesive portion is formed by not providing an adhesive material, a relatively thick adhesive material is located on the left and right sides of the non-adhesive portion in the tape main body, so that the tape can be tilted at the time of winding and the one-sided position. Blocking due to excessive pressure on the adhesive material of the portion does not occur, and slitting is easy to perform. On the other hand, when the ink or the like containing the mat material is imprinted thick on the non-adhesive portion, the thick portion is located at the middle portion in the width direction of the tape body. Therefore, blocking can be prevented without causing excessive pressure in the left and right adhesive portions, and the inclination at the time of winding is relatively small, so that slitter processing or the like can be easily performed.

[0009] A second feature of the sealing tape according to the present invention is that the width of one adhesive portion of the pair of adhesive portions of the adhesive material located on the left and right of the non-adhesive portion is changed to the other adhesive portion. Is formed wider than the width. When attaching the sealing tape to the printed matter main body, first, one wide adhesive portion is attached to one cover. Thereafter, the tape body is bent from the non-adhesive portion while the posture of the tape is stable, and the other narrow adhesive portion is attached to the other cover.
The narrow adhesive portion is less likely to be attached to unnecessary portions when bent, and therefore, the efficiency of the operation of manually attaching the final sealing tape is improved, and the attaching operation can be easily automated.

On the other hand, a second feature of the sent printed matter according to the present invention is that the sent printed matter includes at least a folded printed matter main body, a sealing tape for sealing a small edge of the printed matter main body, and a sending type information section, The sealing tape has a band-shaped tape main body extending over the front and back of the cover of the printed matter main body along the fore edge, and an adhesive material for detachably bonding the tape main body to the cover. A non-adhesive part for the printed matter body is provided on a portion of the back surface facing the fore edge of the printed matter body, and the non-adhesive part is also positioned on the cover part in a state where a fingernail of a hand or the like can be hooked. That is. In order to form a non-adhesive portion that can catch such fingernails of a hand, for example, the width of the non-adhesive portion is made larger than the fore-edge width, and the boundary between the wide adhesive portion and the non-adhesive portion is formed. What is necessary is just to make it approach the edge part of one cover. The sealing tape can be peeled off from the cover by hooking a fingernail or the like of the hand on the opposing surface between the non-adhesive portion and the cover to form a clue.

[0011] A third feature of the printed printed matter according to the present invention is that the width of one of the adhesive portions of the pair of adhesive portions located on the left and right of the non-adhesive portion is set to the width of the finger of the hand. Is formed wider than the width of the other adhesive portion adjacent to the non-adhesive portion to which the nail or the like can be hooked. According to this feature, the other adhesive portion adjacent to the non-adhesive portion that can be caught by a fingernail or the like of a hand is narrow and easy to peel. Therefore, the sealing tape can be easily peeled off from the cover from the other adhesive portion side where the peeling is easy.

A third feature of the sealing tape according to the present invention resides in that a sending type information section is provided on the sealing tape itself, and it is particularly preferable that the sending type information section is provided on the one wide adhesive portion side.

A fourth feature of the sealing tape according to the present invention is that the length of the tape main body is shorter than the length of the main body of the printed matter in the fore-edge longitudinal direction.

A fifth feature of the sealing tape according to the present invention resides in that an opening means such as a perforation for cutting or a cut tape is formed in the non-adhesive portion along a longitudinal direction of the tape body. According to this feature, since the non-adhesive portion is raised from the cover of the printed matter main body or the like, it is easy to vertically cut the sealing tape by applying a force to the perforations or the like from the left and right. Further, since the cut end of the sealing tape at the perforation or the like is raised at the non-adhesive portion, this portion can be used as a clue for peeling off the sealing tape. In particular, when the width of the non-adhesive portion is larger than the width of the fore edge, the perforations or the like are unexpectedly cut by locating the perforations on the surface of the printed matter main body opposite to the non-adhesive portion. Can be prevented.

[0015]

As described above, according to the first feature of the sent printed matter according to the present invention and the first feature of the sent printed matter sealing tape according to the present invention, the sealing tape is different from the booklet-shaped printed matter main body. Since it is a separate body, it can be manufactured at low cost using ordinary standard printed matter without particularly providing a fold or the like for sealing on the cover. Further, the sealing tape itself which hinders the recycling of the used paper at the time of opening can be removed, and after peeling, the appearance of the printed matter main body is not spoiled. Moreover, by providing the non-adhesive portion on the sealing tape as described above, it is possible to prevent the image of the printed material from being deteriorated due to dirt on the fore-edge portion of the sealing tape, and to facilitate the production of the tape itself and the attachment to the printed material body. became. As a result, the sending of printed materials without the use of envelopes can be promoted for the first time as a real problem in existing facilities such as the printing and paper recycling industry, which can significantly contribute to environmental conservation by saving paper resources and promoting waste paper recycling. .

According to the second feature of the sealing tape, the efficiency of the sticking operation by hand and the automation of the sticking operation can be promoted, and the width of the non-adhesive portion is larger than the width of the small edge. It has become possible to make it easier to perform peeling by using the opposing surface of the non-adhesive part and the cover.

On the other hand, according to the second and third characteristics of the sent printed matter, in addition to facilitating opening using the non-adhesive portion, it is possible to improve the workability of attaching the sealing tape. Was.

[0018]

Further, according to the third feature of the sealing tape, the sending type information can be determined separately from the printing plan of the printed matter main body without using an envelope or the like. Therefore, it is possible to secure a time margin for ordering / ordering the printed matter main body, and it is also possible to send out the common printed matter main body by various different sending means such as mailing and home delivery. In particular, by providing the sending type information section on the wide adhesive part side, the positioning at the time of attaching the sealing tape to the printed matter main body and securing the area for writing the sending type information are coordinated, and the area of the tape is effectively utilized. It became possible.

Further, according to the fourth characteristic of the sealing tape, since the end of the tape body does not protrude above and below the printed matter main body, it is possible to avoid a situation in which the end of the tape is accidentally hooked and peeled off. In particular, it is possible to protect a non-adhesive portion that easily becomes a peeling opening.

In addition, according to the fifth feature of the sealing tape, the sealing tape can be easily removed by using perforations or the like.

[0022]

Next, embodiments of the present invention will be described in more detail with reference to the drawings. As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, a sent printed matter 1 according to the first embodiment of the present invention is a catalog body 2 which is an example of a printed matter body.
And a sealing tape 10. Catalog body 2
Are standard printed materials such as B5 and A4 plates, but are configured as so-called non-standard-size mail. A plurality of pages of text 4 are provided between a pair of front cover (a front cover) 3a and a back cover 3b, and are stapled in a booklet shape by a stapler on the back 6 side as described later. That is, the paper forming the cover 3 and the body 4 is folded at least on the back 6 side.

As shown in FIG. 2, the sealing tape 10 adheres from the front cover 3a to the back cover 3b on the side of the fore edge 5 opposite to the back 6, and seals the fore edge 5 of the catalog body 2. In the present embodiment, the sealing tape 10
Are from the upper end 7a to the lower end 7b in the catalog body 2.
Is sealed over almost the entire width of the small box.

The tape body 10a of the sealing tape 10
It is possible to use so-called OPP, CPP, polyethylene, cloth, or paper as the material of. In particular, when a cut tape as described later is provided, it is desirable to use OPP or CPP that can be easily torn. on the other hand,
It is desirable to use a so-called weak adhesive having good releasability using ethyl acetate or normal hexane as the adhesive 10b. That is, the adhesive material 10b can be detachably adhered to the object to be adhered, and if possible, it is desirable that the adhesive material 10b can withstand several times of adhesion and detachment operations.

On the surface of the first sealing portion 11 to be attached to the front cover 3a side of the sealing tape 10, the sending type information 8
a and destination information 8b. For this reason, the first sealing portion 11 is formed wider in the lateral direction than the second sealing portion 12 on the back cover 3b side. In the present embodiment,
The adhesive material 10b is provided on the entire back surface of the sealing tape 10, but it is sufficient if the adhesive material 10b is provided on the first sealing portion 11 and the second sealing portion 12, and the back surface of the small sealing portion 13 as described later. Need not necessarily be provided with the adhesive material 10b.

Here, the sending type information 8a is information in which character information such as "post-payment mail" and "catalog parcel" is described in advance by printing, and the sender's name and the like are printed on the second sealing section 12 side. It does not matter. The content of the sending type information 8a is changed by the sending means, and when using a distribution channel of a courier other than the postal service, the character information is replaced by "This catalog is delivered by a courier service." The character information corresponding to the sending means such as is described.

The destination information 8 b is an address label formed separately from the sealing tape 10. This destination information 8b
May be attached on the sealing tape 10 after the sealing tape 10 is provided on the catalog main body 2. However, the destination information 8 b having the address written on the sealing tape 10 is attached to the catalog main body 2. The sealing tape 10 can be attached. Further, the column of the destination information 8b is printed on the surface of the sealing tape 10 together with the transmission type information 8a with white ink or the like, and before and after the sealing tape 10 is attached to the catalog body 2, the destination information 8b is printed.
An address or the like of a destination may be entered in the column on a line or in a separate process using an inkjet printer or the like.

Next, a second embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. In addition, in each embodiment after this embodiment, the same code | symbol is attached | subjected to the same member as the above-mentioned 1st embodiment unless there is particular notice.

A tape roll 100 shown in FIG. 3 is a roll-shaped continuous body in which a number of sealing tapes 10 are continuous in the longitudinal direction, and forms one pitch P for each phototube mark 101. The sending type information 8a is printed in advance. The tape roll 100 senses each phototube mark 101 with a phototube and cuts it at every pitch to form a single sealing tape 10.
Affixed to Such a configuration is similarly employed in the first embodiment, but in the present embodiment, the tape body 10
It is characterized in that a band-shaped non-adhesive portion 10e is provided in the width direction intermediate portion of the tape main body 10a on the back surface of a.

As shown in FIG. 3 to FIG.
Among them, the width Wc of the first adhesive portion 10c on the first sealing portion 11 side provided with the sending type information 8a is formed wider than the width Wd of the second adhesive portion 10d on the second sealing portion 12 side. In the present embodiment, the first adhesive portion 10c and the second adhesive portion 1
The non-adhesive portion 10e between 0d is formed in a band shape by not applying the adhesive material 10b. The width W of the non-adhesive portion 10e in a direction perpendicular to the longitudinal direction of the tape roll 100
e, that is, the first boundary line H1 between the first adhesive portion 10c and the non-adhesive portion 10e, and the second adhesive portion 10d and the non-adhesive portion 10e.
Is formed larger than the width of the fore-edge 5, that is, the distance between the first corner E1 and the second corner E2 on the fore-edge 5 side of the catalog body 2. In such a case, it is particularly desirable that the first corner portion E1 and the first boundary line H1 be close to each other. Then, the non-adhesive portion 10e, which can be hooked by the fingernail or the like of the hand without adhering to the back cover 3b, is located between the second corner portion E2 and the second boundary line H2, and has a narrow width. This is because the second adhesive portion 10d is easier to peel than the wider first adhesive portion 10c. Sealing tape 1
The pitch P of 0 is shorter than the height of the catalog body 2 as a distance between the upper end 7a and the lower end 7b by a minute distance d, d above and below the catalog body 2 as a whole. Thus, it is possible to prevent the sealing tape 10 from being caught from the upper end 7a and the lower end 7b and accidentally peeled off.

In attaching the present sealing tape 10 to the catalog main body 2, as shown in FIG. 6, first, the first adhesive section 10 on the first sealing section 11 side provided with the sending type information 8a.
c is attached to the cover 3a, for example. At this time, as described above, the first boundary line H1 is made to approach the first corner E1. Next, the second sealing portion 12 side of the sealing tape 10 is bent in the direction of arrow BD from the non-adhesive portion 10e, and the second adhesive portion 10d is attached to the back cover 3b. Thereafter, if necessary, the destination information 8b is attached to the surface of the first sealing unit 11.

As described above, the sealing tape 10 shown in FIG.
To form a long tape roll 100 by printing. At the time of printing, the first adhesive part 10c and the second adhesive part 10e are provided on the left and right sides of the non-adhesive part 10e by providing a plate for applying the adhesive 10b on the left and right without applying the adhesive 10b to the non-adhesive part 10e. The adhesive portion 10d can be easily created. At this time, the printing plate for applying the adhesive material 10b may be a printing plate having no pattern, so that the printing cost is reduced accordingly.
Further, the first adhesive portion 10c and the second adhesive portion 10d are relatively thick and are located at the upper and lower ends of the cylindrical tape roll 100, respectively, so that the tape roll 100 can be easily wound without being inclined. Blocking due to partial overpressure hardly occurs, and slitting is easily performed.

The third embodiment shown in FIG. 7 uses the same sealing tape 10 as the second embodiment shown in FIGS. The thickness of the catalog body 2 is thicker than in the second embodiment, and the distance between the first boundary line H1 and the second boundary line H2, which is the width of the non-adhesive portion 10e, The thickness is very close to the distance between the first corner E1 and the second corner E2. However, since the width of the facing portion between the fore-edge 5 and the non-adhesive portion 10e, that is, the fore-edge sealing portion 13 is relatively large, a nail or the like of a hand is hooked on this portion to seal the sealing tape 10
Is easily peeled off.

In the fourth embodiment shown in FIGS. 8 and 9, unlike the previous embodiments, the sending type information 8a and the sending destination information 8b are directly provided on the back cover 3b of the catalog body 2. In this case, it is not particularly necessary to provide the sending type information 8a and the sending destination information 8b for the sealing tape 10,
In this case, it is impossible to reduce the printing process of the catalog body 2 and remove the sending type information 8a and the like. On the back 6 side of the catalog body 2, the cover 3 and the body are saddle-stitched by the stapler 9.

The catalog body 2 according to the fifth embodiment shown in FIGS. 10 to 12 is a booklet-shaped printed matter stapled by a stapler on the saddle stitched back 6 side as in the previous embodiment. Is 14 ~ 23.5cm ×
It is a so-called fixed form mail that fits in 9 to 12 cm. Further, a pair of second sealing tapes 30, 30 provided from the front cover 3a to the back cover 3b at the upper end 7a and the lower end 7b of the catalog main body 2 form the upper end 7a and the lower end 7 respectively.
b are sealed. These second sealing tapes 30 are attached to the cover sheet 3 after the first sealing tape 10 has been attached thereto in advance. Therefore, following the peeling of the sealing tape 10 by the opening means such as the perforation 16, the second sealing tape 30 can be easily peeled. Note that the second sealing tape 30 is attached to the catalog body 2
The portion facing the upper end 7a and the lower end 7b of the
You may comprise so that it may have the same non-adhesive part as 0e.

Also in this embodiment, the first and second boundary lines H1,
The width of the non-adhesive portion 10e, which is the interval between H2, is formed to be larger than the width of the fore edge 5, so that the space between the second boundary line H2 and the second corner E2 does not adhere to the back cover 3b. In the present embodiment, the catalog body 2 is attached to the second sealing portion 12 on the back cover 3b side of the catalog body 2 between H2 and E2.
Is provided along the longitudinal direction of the tape body, that is, along the longitudinal direction of the tape body. After the perforation 16 is cut, the non-adhesive portions 10 e located on both sides of the perforation 16 serve as knobs for removing the sealing tape 10. The perforations 16 can be easily formed in the winding direction of the tape roll 100 when printing or slitting the sealing tape 10.

Finally, the possibility of another embodiment of the present invention will be enumerated. Of course, it is possible to carry out the above embodiments and the following other embodiments in combination with each other.

In the second embodiment, the non-adhesive portion 10e is constituted by not providing the adhesive material 10b partially on the back surface of the tape body 10a. This non-adhesive portion 10e may be provided with an adhesive material 10b on the entire back surface of the tape body 10a and a non-adhesive material 17 such as ink containing a mat material imprinted in a thick band shape as in the sixth embodiment shown in FIG. I do not care.
In that case, the thick part is located in the middle part of the tape main body 10a in the width direction. Therefore, blocking can be prevented without causing excessive pressure in the left and right adhesive portions, and the inclination at the time of winding is relatively small, so that slitter processing or the like can be easily performed. The same operation and effect can be obtained by sending the sending type information 8 to the non-adhesive portion 10e to which the adhesive material 10b is not applied in the second embodiment.
a) It can be achieved even when printing ink or the like is imprinted thickly. The non-adhesive material 17 can be made of a very fragile resin layer or a tape that can be easily torn. The interposition of the non-adhesive material 17 allows the adhesive material 10b to partially adhere to the back surface of the tape body 10a. It is possible to avoid unnecessary non-coating processing.

In the fifth embodiment shown in FIG. 12, the perforation 16 is provided as the opening means, but a so-called cut tape 15 may be provided as the opening means as in the seventh embodiment of FIG. The cut tape 15 may be provided along the longitudinal direction of the sealing tape 10 as in the case of the perforations 16 in FIG.

In each of the above embodiments, the means for sealing the catalog main body 2 stapled by a stapler has been described. However, the catalog main body 2 may be of a flat stapling type or a perfect binding type. In addition, the printed matter of the present invention includes leaflets, roll-folded, double-folded catalogs, pamphlets, and the like that are folded in two, four, or eight. The edge in the case of these four folds and the like corresponds to the part corresponding to the fold at the time of the last folding, and corresponds to the back 6.
Is defined as a portion corresponding to the fore edge 5 at the end opposite to the portion opposite to.

In the above embodiments, when the sealing tape 10 is adhered to the cover 3, a so-called weakly-adhesive adhesive material having low adhesiveness is used, but the contact portions between the sealing tape 10 and the cover 3 are made of resin. The contact portions may be detachably bonded by thermocompression bonding. In this case, the adhesive may have lost its tackiness before and after the sealing tape 10 is peeled off. However, re-adhesion after peeling, prevention of adhesion of dust and the like to the portion of the sealing tape 10 facing the fore-edge, adhesion to the fore-edge The function and effect of preventing contamination by transfer of the material and the ease of sticking are not exhibited. Further, these bondings may be performed in a planar shape as described above, or may be performed in a scattered point shape.

Although the present invention has been described as a sent print,
The present invention can also be implemented for sealing printed materials other than sending. In particular, it is also suitable for applications such as preventing browsing of books and attaching a folding appendix.

It should be noted that the reference numerals described in the claims are merely for convenience of comparison with the drawings, and the present invention is not limited to the configuration of the attached drawings by the description. .

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a first embodiment of a sent printed matter according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a sectional view taken along line AA of FIG.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view of a tape roll which is a continuous body of a sealing tape according to a second embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 4 is a diagram corresponding to FIG. 1, showing a second embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 5 is a sectional view taken along line BB in FIG. 4;

FIG. 6 is a perspective view showing a procedure for attaching a sealing tape in a second embodiment.

FIG. 7 is a diagram corresponding to FIG. 5, showing a third embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 8 is a perspective view of a back surface side of a sent printout showing a fourth embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 9 is a sectional view taken along the line CC of FIG. 8;

FIG. 10 is a front plan view of a front side of a print to be sent showing a fifth embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 11 is a rear view of FIG. 10;

FIG. 12 is a sectional view taken along line DD of FIG. 11;

FIG. 13 is a view corresponding to FIG. 12, showing a sixth embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 14 is a view corresponding to FIG. 12, showing a seventh embodiment of the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 sent printed matter 2 catalog body 3 cover 3a cover 3b back cover 4 body 5 forehead 6 back (returned part) 7a upper end 7b lower end 8a sending type information (post-pay postal mail, catalog parcel, etc.) 8b destination information (destination address name) 9) Stapler 10 Sealing tape 10a Tape body 10b Adhesive material 10c First adhesive part 10d Second adhesive part 10e Non-adhesive part 11 First seal part 12 Second seal part 13 Small seal part 15 Cut tape 16 Perforation 17 Non-adhesive Material 30 Second sealing tape 100 Tape roll 101 Photoelectric tube mark H1, H2 First and second boundary lines E1, E2 First and second corners. .

Claims (12)

(57) [Claims] 1. A closed booklet-shaped printed matter main body (2), a sealing tape (10) for sealing a fore edge (5) of the printed matter body (2), and a sending type information part (8).
a), the sealing tape (10) is a strip-shaped tape body (10a) extending over the front and back of the cover (3) of the printed matter body (2) along the fore edge (5), and the tape body (10). 10a) to the cover (3) so as to releasably adhere to the cover (3). The adhesive (10b) is provided on the fore edge (5) of the printed matter body (2) on the back surface of the tape body (10a). A sent printed matter provided with a non-adhesive part (10e) for the printed matter main body (2) at an opposing portion. 2. A sending printed matter sealing tape for sealing a small edge (5) of a closed booklet-shaped printed matter main body (2), wherein the printed matter main body (2) is arranged along the small edge (5). And a pressure-sensitive adhesive (10b) for releasably adhering the tape body (10a) to the cover (3), the belt-shaped tape body (10a) straddling the front and back of the cover (3). A portion of the back surface of the tape body (10a) facing a fore edge (5) of the printed matter body (2),
A printed matter sealing tape provided with a non-adhesive part (10e) for the printed matter body (2). 3. A pair of adhesive portions (10c, 10c) formed by the adhesive material (10b) located on the left and right of the non-adhesive portion (10e).
3. The printed printed matter sealing tape according to claim 2, wherein the width of one of the adhesive portions (10 c) is wider than the width of the other adhesive portion (10 d). 4. The printed printed matter sealing tape according to claim 2, wherein the non-adhesive portion (10e) is constituted by not providing the adhesive material (10b). 5. A printed matter body (2) folded at least in two, a sealing tape (10) for sealing a fore edge (5) of the printed matter body (2), and a sending type information part (8).
a), the sealing tape (10) is a strip-shaped tape body (10a) extending over the front and back of the cover (3) of the printed matter body (2) along the fore edge (5), and the tape body (10). 10a) to the cover (3) so as to releasably adhere to the cover (3). The adhesive (10b) is provided on the fore edge (5) of the printed matter body (2) on the back surface of the tape body (10a). A non-adhesive part (10e) for the printed matter main body (2) is provided at the opposing part, and the non-adhesive part (10e) is also applied to the cover (3) part in a state where the fingernail of a hand can be hooked. The sent print that is located. 6. A pair of adhesive portions (10c, 10c) formed by the adhesive material (10b) located on the left and right of the non-adhesive portion (10e).
10d), the width of one adhesive portion (10c) is formed to be wider than the width of the other adhesive portion (10d) adjacent to the non-adhesive portion capable of catching the fingernail or the like of the hand. A printed matter to be sent according to claim 5. 7. A sealing tape for use in a sent printed matter according to claim 5, wherein the adhesive material (10
The printed printed matter sealing tape, wherein the non-adhesive part (10e) is constituted by not providing b). 8. The printed printed matter sealing tape according to claim 3, further comprising a sending type information part (8a) on the one adhesive part (10c) side. 9. A transmission printed matter sealing tape used for the transmission printed matter according to claim 1, wherein the transmission printed matter sealing tape includes the transmission type information section (8a). 10. The tape body (10a) according to claim 2, wherein the length of the tape body (10a) is shorter than the length of the print body (2) in the longitudinal direction of the fore edge (5). The printed printed matter sealing tape described in the above. 11. The non-adhesive portion (10e) is provided with an opening means such as a cutting perforation (16) or a cut tape (15) along the longitudinal direction of the tape body (10a). The printed matter sealing tape according to any one of 2 to 4 or 7 to 10. 12. The printed matter main body (2) using the sent-out printed matter sealing tape according to any one of claims 2 to 4 or 7 to 11.
(5) A continuum of the printed matter sealing tape continuous in the longitudinal direction.