JP3018720U - Stationery - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Abstract] [Purpose] Folding is easy, it is easy to use, and waste is reduced. [Structure] The letter paper 10 is made into a continuous paper shape, and a minimum unit U consisting of a length (continuous paper width) L and a width W that can be accommodated in an envelope without being folded is set, and is folded or separated for each width W. The separation line 11 that enables the above is formed, and the strip portion 12 that surrounds the minimum unit U in the width direction is formed along the separation line 11.

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

[Industrial applications]

 The present invention relates to notepaper.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 Conventional stationery consists of a sheet of paper with a finished size according to the JIS standard, and it usually has to be folded several times to fit into an envelope smaller than that. Folding is a nerve-intensive task, fold lines are a hindrance, and since the notepaper is large, it causes a great waste depending on the amount of writing.

[0003]

[Problems to be solved by the device]

 The present invention has been made in view of the above points, and its problem is that it is easy to fold, and after folding, the size is inevitably matched with the envelope and the waste is reduced.

[0004]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 In order to solve the above problems, the present invention is a continuous paper-shaped notepaper, in which the notepaper sheet 10 is formed to have a length L that can be stored in an envelope without being folded, and can be stored without breaking in an envelope for each width W. By forming a separating line 11 that can be folded or separated, a minimum unit as a notepaper is formed, and a strip portion 12 that surrounds the minimum unit in the width direction is formed along the separating line 11. It is a thing.

[0005]

[Action]

 Since the minimum unit U of the stationery of this invention is a size having a width L and a length L that can be accommodated in an envelope without folding, the act of folding according to the size of the envelope becomes unnecessary. The text is not disturbed by the folding lines, which makes it easier to read and the miniaturization reduces waste.

[0006]

【Example】

 FIG. 1 is a plan view of a notepaper of the present invention. As can be seen from the drawings, the letter paper of the present invention is supplied in the form of continuous paper.

The letter paper 10 has a minimum unit U defined as a range having a length (continuous paper width) L and a width W that can be stored in an envelope without being folded, and the minimum unit U is bent or separated by a separation line 11. It is as continuous as possible.

The length L and the width W of the minimum unit U can have different dimensions depending on the envelope used. If it is folded along the separating line 11 for each width W of the minimum unit U, it can be used as a notepaper of a required length. Reference numeral 13 indicates a ruled line formed by parallel lines drawn in the longitudinal direction.

The first example shown in FIG. 1 shows a notepaper fitted to a small (for example, long size 4) envelope. The length L is a little shorter than the dimension of the long side of 90 × 205 mm, which is the size of the envelope, and is specifically about a few percent so that it will not be damaged during opening. . The width W should be within the dimension of the short side of the envelope.

A separation line 11 ′ that is parallel to the separation line 11 is formed at every few minimum units U of the letter paper 10, and an elongated strip portion 12 is provided therein. The strip portion 12 is bent toward the front and back sides to surround the width W of the minimum unit of notepaper, and the ends 14 are connected. Reference numeral 15 denotes a bending line provided in the middle portion of the strip.

FIG. 2A shows a state in which the upper and lower sides of the strip portion 12 are separated by a separating line 11 ′, and thereafter, a state of being bent by a bending line 15 is shown in FIGS. 2B and 3. is there . On the strip portion 12, one mark 16 having a meaning when folded along the folding line 15 is printed so as to appear at the alignment portion. The ends 14, 14 of the strip 12 are connected by adhesive means in the example of FIGS.

Therefore, when the letter paper 10 is separated by the separation line 11 and folded along the same line by using an arbitrary number of the minimum units U, and a kind of band is sealed by the band portion 12, it becomes a unit, and is enveloped in the envelope E. It will be stored as it is (Figs. 3 and 4). It can be seen that the seal by the strip 12 cannot be read unless it is opened, and that it can be read if it is opened.

5 and 6 show a second example, which is an example of a notepaper used for a slightly large envelope (for example, Western model No. 0). The envelope has an outer size of 235 × 120 mm, but the minimum unit U is the length L that is a few percent shorter than the long side and the width W that fits within the short side as in the first example. However, in the case of the second example, since the width W is the same and the length L is also used for a rectangular envelope shorter than the length L, the cutting line 17 for shortening the length is adjusted so that it can be adjusted to the length L ′. It is provided in the direction. A service-sized printed photo can be put together on a notepaper of this size.

Further, in the first example, since the strip 12 is turned to the front and back by the simplest bending method, it is slightly inclined. On the other hand, in the second example, the bending line of the strip 12 is changed as shown in FIG. 6 so that the strip 12 does not incline. The folding method is arbitrary, but the upper strip 18 is bent to the front side at a right angle along the valley fold line 15-1, and the lower strip portion 19 is once bent upward along the valley fold line 15-2 and then to the mountain. It is recommended that the folding line 15-3 be bent straight (FIG. 6 (b)), and the mountain fold line 15-4 be used to fold the lower part 19 of the strip back to the back side of the notepaper.

The end portions 14 of the strips are connected not by adhesion but by engagement of the notches 21. Each of the separation lines 11 and 11 'is commonly called a perforation line, and has a structure in which it is bent to facilitate separation. The above is an example, and specific numerical values can be freely changed according to the form and size of the envelope. Regarding the size of the letter paper 10, for example, when the JIS standard B5 is used as a reference, the length L is the length of the short side of the B5 size, and the width W is an integer of the length of the long side of the B5 size (for example, 3). ) It is set so that it becomes 1 / min.

[0016]

[Effect of device]

 Since the present invention is configured and operates as described above, the letter paper 10 has a length L and a width W that can be accommodated in an envelope without being folded, and the smallest unit of the letter paper 10 is continuous by the separation line 11. Since it can be separated by the separating line 11 after using up to the required length and can be folded using the separating line 11 as a guide, folding is facilitated, waste is reduced, and moreover, by the strip portion 12. Since the notepaper can be sealed, the convenience of the notepaper can be significantly enhanced.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a development view showing an embodiment of a notepaper according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 (a) is a perspective view of the above-mentioned stationery during folding. (B) A front view of the same notepaper after folding.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing the front side of the envelope and the folded notepaper.

FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing the back side of the letter paper.

FIG. 5 (a) is a front view of the notepaper of the second embodiment after folding. (B) The rear view after folding the notepaper of the second embodiment.

FIG. 6 (a) is a front view of the strip portion before folding. (B) A front view of the strip portion during folding. (C) A front view of the strip portion after folding.

Claims (2)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A continuous paper-shaped letter paper, which is a letter paper 10
Forms a minimum unit as a paper note by forming a length L that can be stored in an envelope without being folded, and forming a separating line 11 that can be folded or separated for each width W that can be stored in an envelope without being folded. A strip of paper 12 is formed along the separating line 11 so as to surround the minimum unit in the width direction. 2. A continuous paper-shaped letter paper, which is a letter paper 10.
Forms a minimum unit as a paper note by forming a length L that can be stored in an envelope without being folded, and forming a separating line 11 that can be folded or separated for each width W that can be stored in an envelope without being folded. A strip portion 12 that surrounds the minimum unit in the width direction is formed along the separation line 11, and the length L of the letter paper 10 is determined based on the length of the short side of the finished size of the paper according to the JIS standard. , Minimum unit separation line 1
A notepaper characterized in that the width W of 1 is set to be an integral fraction of the length of the long side of the finished dimension based on the reference.