JP3116164U - Folding business card - Google Patents

Abstract

An object of the present invention is to enable easy and reliable business card management for both a distributor and a recipient while efficiently recording or transmitting an appropriate amount of information.
A large area 110 and a small area 120 that are partitioned in the paper piece 102 by folding the paper piece 102 through a fold line 101, and a distance 103 from the fold line 101 in the large area 110 is an edge of the small area 120. The folding business card 100 includes a notch 115 that is provided at a distance shorter than the length 122 from the portion 121 to the fold line 101 and has a convex shape toward the fold line 101.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a folded business card.

For example, for a business card or catalog, its purpose is to introduce itself, and at the same time, this is an effective business transaction that also serves as an introduction, guidance, and advertisement for the company, organization, etc. to which it belongs. For the purpose of providing a seed business card or catalog, a plurality of business card parts and advertising parts (A) (B) (C). . . . (H) is provided and divided into equal parts along the folds (2)-(6) of each part, and the advertising parts (A) (E) and (D) (H) at both ends are excluded. A notch (3) was provided on the upper and lower crease lines of the part, folded along the fold in the direction of arrows (f) (f1) (f2) (f3), and the business card part (F) was folded on the surface. Folding business cards (see Patent Document 1) and the like characterized by the above have been proposed.
Registered Utility Model No. 3011752

Many conventional business cards or foldable business cards focus on increasing the amount of information written unnecessarily, and are easy to store and distribute from the perspective of the business card distributor, or the recipient. No pursuits were made for user-friendly technologies, such as the ease of subsequent management and use as seen from the side. Therefore, there has been a demand for a technique that enables easy and reliable business card management by both the distributor and the recipient while efficiently recording or transmitting an appropriate amount of information.
Therefore, the present invention has been made in view of the above problems, and can record and transmit an appropriate amount of information efficiently, while enabling simple and reliable business card management for both a distributor and a recipient. The main purpose is to provide a folded business card.

The folding business card of the present invention that solves the above problems is divided into a large area and a small area that are partitioned in the paper piece by folding the paper piece through a fold, and the distance from the fold in the large area is the end of the small area And a notch which is provided at a distance shorter than the length from the crease to the crease and forms a convex shape toward the crease.
In the folding business card of the present invention, the end of the small region may be inserted into the notch of the large region so that the small region is raised with an R shape on the large region.
The folding business card of the present invention may be provided with a printing area around the top of the R portion in the small area.
In the folded business card of the present invention, a printing area may be provided between the cut and the end in the large area.
In the folded business card of the present invention, a memo area may be provided between the cut and the fold in the large area.
In the folded business card of the present invention, an opening having a predetermined width along the crease may be provided in the small area so as to overlap with a part of the memo area.
Moreover, the folding business card of this invention is good also as attaching the sticky note paper which can be pasted between the said notch | incision to the said crease | fold in the said large area | region.
Further, the folded business card of the present invention may be formed by attaching copy paper between the cut and the crease in the large area.
The folded business card of the present invention may be provided with a second cut in the large area between the cut and the fold.
In addition, the problem which this application discloses and the solution method are clarified by the column of the embodiment of the invention and the drawings.

  According to the present invention, an appropriate amount of information is efficiently recorded or transmitted, while simple and reliable business card management is possible for both the distributor and the recipient.

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Embodiments of the present invention will be described below in detail with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a structural example 1 of a folded business card according to the present embodiment. The folding business card 100 in the present embodiment is manufactured using various bendable business card materials such as paper, synthetic resin, and the like by folding a piece of paper 102 through a fold 101 as shown in FIG. The large area 110 and the small area 120 defined in the paper piece 102 and the distance 103 from the fold line 101 in the large area 110 are shorter than the length 122 from the end 121 of the small area 120 to the fold line 101. And a notch 115 having a convex shape toward the crease 101.
In addition, as shown in FIGS. 1A to 1C, the folded business card 100 inserts the end portion 121 of the small area 120 into the notch 115 of the large area 110, so that the small area 120 becomes large. The form which protrudes with the R shape on the area | region 110 appears. A print region 150 is provided around the top 126 of the R region 125 in the small region 120, for example, at a position below the R region 125 by a predetermined distance in the direction of the cut 115 from the top 126. In this print area 150, for example, in addition to print contents 140 (for example, company name) printed between the end 111 of the large area 110 and the notch 115, a print further explaining the information of the business card distributor It can be assumed that the contents (eg, company affiliation, title, name, contact information, etc.) are printed. Of course, these print contents may be arbitrarily changed according to the purpose of use of the folded business card 100, the attribute of the user, or the like.
Such a folded business card 100 is covered by a distributor who distributes the folded business card 100 around the fold line 101 (in this case, the end 121 of the small area 120 is not inserted into the cut 115). Can be assumed to be distributed to distributors. The recipient who has received the folded business card 100 inserts the end portion 121 of the small area 120 into the notch 115, raises the small area 120 into an R shape, and places the small area 120 in an appropriate position such as on a desk. Use as appropriate. By doing so, the recipient can easily put the business card of the distributor of the folded business card 100 into the field of view as a special business card different from the conventional general business card. In addition, since the R region 125 of the small region 120 is provided with the print region 150, it has an appealing effect as if the two-dimensional printing of the distributor's name, name, etc. is expressed three-dimensionally. Cheap.
Alternatively, a distributor who distributes the folded business card 100 distributes the folded business card 100 in a state where the folded business card 100 is folded around the crease 101 and the end 121 of the small area 120 is inserted into the cut 115. It may be assumed that it is distributed to a person. In this case, the recipient who has received the folded business card 100 in this state receives the folded business card 100 in which the end 121 of the small area 120 is inserted into the notch 115 and the small area 120 is raised in an R shape from the beginning. It is arranged at an appropriate position such as on a desk and used appropriately.
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Next, another embodiment of the folded business card 100 will be described. FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a structural example 2 of the folded business card of the present embodiment. As shown in FIG. 2, the folding business card 100 in this embodiment also has a large area 110 and a small area 120 that are partitioned by the folding of the paper piece 102 via the fold line 101, and the fold line 101 in the large area 110. Is provided at a distance shorter than the length 122 from the end 121 of the small region 120 to the fold line 101, and has a notch 115 having a convex shape toward the fold line 101.
In addition, as shown in FIGS. 2A to 2C, the folded business card 100 inserts the end portion 121 of the small area 120 into the notch 115 of the large area 110 so that the small area 120 becomes large. The form which protrudes with the R shape on the area | region 110 appears. A print region 150 is provided around the top 126 of the R region 125 in the small region 120, for example, at a position below the R region 125 by a predetermined distance in the direction of the cut 115 from the top 126. In this print area 150, for example, in addition to print contents 140 (for example, company name) printed between the end 111 of the large area 110 and the notch 115, a print further explaining the information of the business card distributor It can be assumed that the contents (eg, company affiliation, title, name, contact information, etc.) are printed. Of course, these print contents may be arbitrarily changed according to the purpose of use of the folded business card 100, the attribute of the user, or the like.
Further, the folded business card 100 in this embodiment includes a printing area or a memo area (both areas are referred to as an area 160) between the cut 115 and the end portion 111 in the large area 110. Examples of the contents printed or written down in this area 160 include business messages that the distributor of the folded business card 100 wants the recipient to pay attention to.
It is preferable that the folding business card 100 provided with such a region 160 further includes an opening 127. The opening 127 is provided with a predetermined width along the fold line 101 in the small region 120, and is provided so as to overlap with a part of the region 160. As the overlapping area, a message title 161 positioned at the top of the area 160 can be assumed. Even if such a title 161 is a folded business card in which the end 121 of the small area 120 is inserted into the notch 115 of the large area 110, the title 161 can be viewed from the outside through the opening 127.
Such a folded business card 100 is covered by a distributor who distributes the folded business card 100 around the fold line 101 (in this case, the end 121 of the small area 120 is not inserted into the cut 115). Can be assumed to be distributed to distributors. The recipient who has received the folded business card 100 inserts the end 121 of the small area 120 into the notch 115 so that the small area 120 is raised into an R shape, and the title 161 and the like are removed from the opening 127. It is arranged at an appropriate position such as on a desk in a state where it can be seen and used appropriately. By doing so, the recipient can easily put the business card of the distributor of the folded business card 100 into the field of view as a special business card different from the conventional general business card. In addition, since the R region 125 of the small region 120 is provided with the print region 150, it has an appealing effect as if the two-dimensional printing of the distributor's name, name, etc. is expressed three-dimensionally. Cheap. Further, the recipient can visually recognize a part of the contents of the area 160 from the opening 127, and can easily confirm the contents of the message from the distributor later.
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Next, another embodiment will be described. FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a structural example 3 of the folded business card of the present embodiment. The folding business card 100 in this embodiment assumes a form in which a sticky paper 165 that can be pasted is attached between the cut 115 and the fold line 101 in the large area 110. As shown in FIG. 3, the folding business card 100 in this embodiment also includes a large area 110 and a small area 120 that are partitioned by the folding of the paper piece 102 via the fold line 101, and the fold line 101 in the large area 110. Is provided at a distance shorter than the length 122 from the end 121 of the small region 120 to the fold line 101, and has a notch 115 having a convex shape toward the fold line 101.
Further, as shown in FIGS. 3A to 3C, the folded business card 100 inserts the end portion 121 of the small area 120 into the notch 115 of the large area 110, so that the small area 120 becomes large. The form which protrudes with the R shape on the area | region 110 appears. A print region 150 is provided around the top 126 of the R region 125 in the small region 120, for example, at a position below the R region 125 by a predetermined distance in the direction of the cut 115 from the top 126. In this print area 150, for example, in addition to print contents 140 (for example, company name) printed between the end 111 of the large area 110 and the notch 115, a print further explaining the information of the business card distributor It can be assumed that the contents (eg, company affiliation, title, name, contact information, etc.) are printed. Of course, these print contents may be arbitrarily changed according to the purpose of use of the folded business card 100, the attribute of the user, or the like.
Further, as described above, the folding business card 100 in this embodiment has a sticky note 165 that can be pasted between the cut 115 and the fold 101. Examples of the content printed or written on the sticky note 165 include business messages that the distributor of the folded business card 100 wants the recipient to pay attention to.
It is preferable that the folded business card 100 to which the sticky note 165 is attached further includes an opening 127. The opening 127 is provided in the small area 120 with a predetermined width along the fold line 101, and is provided so as to overlap a part of the area occupied by the sticky note 165 in the large area 110. As the overlapping area, a message title 166 positioned at the top of the sticky note 165 can be assumed. Such a title 166 can be seen from the outside through the opening 127 even if the title 166 is a folded business card with the end 121 of the small area 120 inserted into the notch 115 of the large area 110.
Such a folded business card 100 is covered by a distributor who distributes the folded business card 100 around the fold line 101 (in this case, the end 121 of the small area 120 is not inserted into the cut 115). Can be assumed to be distributed to distributors. The recipient who has received the folded folded business card 100 inserts the end 121 of the small area 120 into the notch 115 so that the small area 120 is raised in an R shape, and the title 166 and the like are removed from the opening 127. It is arranged at an appropriate position such as on a desk in a state where it can be seen and used appropriately. By doing so, the recipient can easily put the business card of the distributor of the folded business card 100 into the field of view as a special business card different from the conventional general business card. In addition, since the R region 125 of the small region 120 is provided with the print region 150, it has an appealing effect as if the two-dimensional printing of the distributor's name, name, etc. is expressed three-dimensionally. Cheap. Further, the recipient can visually recognize a part of the contents of the sticky note 165 from the opening 127, and can easily confirm the contents of the message from the distributor later. Further, the sticky note 165 can be easily separated from the folded business card 100 and re-applied to an appropriate application object such as a schedule book of a recipient. In other words, it can be said that it is a business card in a form that makes it easier to use the message content from the distributor and greatly considers the convenience of the recipient.
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Next, another embodiment will be described. FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a structural example 4 of the folded business card of the present embodiment. The folding business card 100 in this embodiment assumes a form in which a copy paper 170 is attached between the cut 115 and the fold 101 in the large area 110.
As shown in FIG. 4, the folded business card 100 in this embodiment also has a large area 110 and a small area 120 that are partitioned by the folding of the paper piece 102 via the fold line 101, and the fold line 101 in the large area 110. Is provided at a distance shorter than the length 122 from the end 121 of the small region 120 to the fold line 101, and has a notch 115 having a convex shape toward the fold line 101.
Further, as shown in FIGS. 4A to 4C, the folded business card 100 inserts the end portion 121 of the small area 120 into the notch 115 of the large area 110, so that the small area 120 becomes large. The form which protrudes with the R shape on the area | region 110 appears. A print region 150 is provided around the top 126 of the R region 125 in the small region 120, for example, at a position below the R region 125 by a predetermined distance in the direction of the cut 115 from the top 126. In this print area 150, for example, in addition to print contents 140 (for example, company name) printed between the end 111 of the large area 110 and the notch 115, a print further explaining the information of the business card distributor It can be assumed that the contents (eg, company affiliation, title, name, contact information, etc.) are printed. Of course, these print contents may be arbitrarily changed according to the purpose of use of the folded business card 100, the attribute of the user, or the like.
In the folding business card 100 according to this embodiment, as described above, a copy paper 170 such as so-called carbon paper or non-carbon paper is attached between the cut 115 and the fold 101. Examples of the contents printed or written on the copy paper 170 include business messages that the distributor of the folding business card 100 wants the recipient to pay attention to.
It is preferable that the folded business card 100 to which the copy paper 170 is attached further includes an opening 127. The opening 127 is provided with a predetermined width along the fold line 101 in the small area 120, and is provided so as to overlap with a part of the area occupied by the large area 110. As the overlapping area, a message title 176 positioned at the top of the copy paper 170 can be assumed. Such a title 176 can be viewed from the outside through the opening 127 even if it is a folded business card with the end 121 of the small area 120 inserted into the notch 115 of the large area 110.
Such a folded business card 100 is covered by a distributor who distributes the folded business card 100 around the fold line 101 (in this case, the end 121 of the small area 120 is not inserted into the cut 115). Can be assumed to be distributed to distributors. The recipient who has received the folded folded business card 100 inserts the end 121 of the small area 120 into the notch 115 so that the small area 120 is raised into an R shape, and the title 176 and the like are removed from the opening 127. It is arranged at an appropriate position such as on a desk in a state where it can be seen and used appropriately. By doing so, the recipient can easily put the business card of the distributor of the folded business card 100 into the field of view as a special business card different from the conventional general business card. In addition, since the R region 125 of the small region 120 is provided with the print region 150, it has an appealing effect as if the two-dimensional printing of the distributor's name, name, etc. is expressed three-dimensionally. Cheap. Further, the recipient can visually recognize a part of the contents of the copy paper 170 from the opening 127, and can easily confirm the contents of the message from the distributor later. Further, the upper sheet 171 of the copy paper 170 can be easily separated from the folded business card 100 and re-applied to an appropriate application object such as a schedule book of a recipient. In addition, the lower sheet 175 on which the content of the message from the distributor is copied remains attached to the folded business card 100 and can be referred to later by the recipient. In other words, it can be said that it is a business card in a form that makes it easier to use the message content from the distributor and greatly considers the convenience of the recipient.
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Next, another embodiment will be described. FIG. 5 is a diagram showing a structural example 5 of the folding business card according to the present embodiment. The folded business card 100 in this embodiment assumes a form in which a second cut 190 is provided between the cut 115 and the fold 101 in the large area 110.
As shown in FIG. 5, the folded business card 100 in this embodiment also has a large area 110 and a small area 120 that are partitioned in the paper piece 102 by folding the paper piece 102 via the fold line 101, and the fold line 101 in the large area 110. Is provided at a distance shorter than the length 122 from the end 121 of the small region 120 to the fold line 101, and has a notch 115 having a convex shape toward the fold line 101.
Further, as shown in FIGS. 5A to 5C, the folded business card 100 inserts the end portion 121 of the small area 120 into the notch 115 of the large area 110, so that the small area 120 becomes large. The form which protrudes with the R shape on the area | region 110 appears. A print region 150 is provided around the top 126 of the R region 125 in the small region 120, for example, at a position below the R region 125 by a predetermined distance in the direction of the cut 115 from the top 126. In this print area 150, for example, in addition to print contents 140 (for example, company name) printed between the end 111 of the large area 110 and the notch 115, a print further explaining the information of the business card distributor It can be assumed that the contents (eg, company affiliation, title, name, contact information, etc.) are printed. Of course, these print contents may be arbitrarily changed according to the purpose of use of the folded business card 100, the attribute of the user, or the like.
Further, as described above, the folded business card 100 in this embodiment is provided with the second cut 190 in the large area 110 between the cut 115 and the fold 101. The second cut 190 serves as a locking means for retaining various message cards such as the sticky note paper 165 and the copy paper 170 and other documents.
Such a folded business card 100 is in a state where the distributor who distributes the folded business card 100 is folded around the fold line 101 (in this case, the end 121 of the small region 120 is not inserted into the cut 115), and It can be assumed that the message card and other documents are locked in the second cut 190 and distributed to the recipient. The recipient who receives the folded business card 100 browses the message card and other documents, and inserts the end 121 of the small area 120 into the notch 115 so that the small area 120 has an R shape. Arrange it in an appropriate position such as a desk in a raised state and use it appropriately.
By doing so, the recipient can easily put the business card of the distributor of the folded business card 100 into the field of view as a special business card different from the conventional general business card. In addition, since the R region 125 of the small region 120 is provided with the print region 150, it has an appealing effect as if the two-dimensional printing of the distributor's name, name, etc. is expressed three-dimensionally. Cheap. In addition, the recipient can easily confirm the contents by arbitrarily detaching the message card and other documents locked in the second cut 190 from the business card 100.
According to the present invention, an appropriate amount of information is efficiently recorded or transmitted, while simple and reliable business card management is possible for both the distributor and the recipient.
As mentioned above, although embodiment of this invention was concretely demonstrated based on the embodiment, it is not limited to this and can be variously changed in the range which does not deviate from the summary.

It is a figure which shows the structural example 1 of the folding business card of this embodiment. It is a figure which shows the structural example 2 of the folding business card of this embodiment. It is a figure which shows the structural example 3 of the folding business card of this embodiment. It is a figure which shows the structural example 4 of the folding business card of this embodiment. It is a figure which shows the structural example 5 of the folding business card of this embodiment.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 100 ... Folding business card 101 ... Crease 102 ... Paper piece 103 ... Distance 110 ... Large area 111 ... End part 115 ... Notch 120 ... Small area 121 ... End part 122 ... Length 125 ... R part 126 ... Top part 127 ... Opening part 140 ... Printing Contents 150 ... Print area 160 ... Print area and memo area 161 ... Title 165 ... Sticky note 166 ... Title 170 ... Copy paper 171 ... Copy paper upper paper 175 ... Copy paper lower paper 190 ... Second cut

Claims (9)

  A large area and a small area partitioned in the paper piece by folding the paper piece through the fold line, and a distance from the fold line in the large area are shorter than a length from the end of the small area to the fold line. A folding business card comprising: a notch having a convex shape toward the fold. In claim 1,
A folded business card, wherein the small region is raised in an R shape on the large region by inserting the end portion of the small region into the cut of the large region. In claim 2,
A folding business card, wherein a printing region is provided around the top of the R region in the small region. In claim 2 or 3,
A folded business card, wherein a printing area is provided between the cut and the end in the large area. In any one of Claims 2-4,
A foldable business card, wherein a memo area is provided between the cut and the fold in the large area. In claim 5,
The folding business card, wherein the small area is provided with an opening having a predetermined width along the fold so as to overlap with a part of the memo area. In any one of Claims 1-6,
A folding business card, wherein a sticky paper that can be pasted is attached between the cut and the crease in the large area. In any one of Claims 1-7,
A folded business card, wherein a copy paper is attached between the cut and the crease in the large area. In any one of Claims 1-8,
A folded business card, wherein a second cut is provided between the cut and the fold in the large area.

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