JP3191895U - Printed sheet - Google Patents

Abstract

Provided is a sheet-like printed matter that can be provided with a removable portion such as a postcard or a seal, and on which more information or drawings can be posted.
A printed matter with a postcard 1 in which a detachable separation region and a remaining remaining region are formed on a sheet body 2 is provided.
The sheet main body has a two-layer structure in which a sheet material printed on both sides is folded, and a peelable seal portion 4 and a peeled seal portion are attached to the separation region. A postcard main body 3 is provided, and a non-joined portion 5 is formed by folding the planar material in the remaining area, and at least a part of the periphery of the non-joined portion and at least a part of the postcard main body are folded. It is joined so that it can be peeled from the stacked side.
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Description

  The present invention can be used for advertisements and promotional flyers, book-like toys, children's educational materials, magazines and book binding, direct mail, etc. The present invention relates to a sheet-like printed material with a seal.

  2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, a printed matter in which a part of a sheet such as a leaflet or book binding is a removable postcard is known. For example, Patent Document 1 discloses a configuration in which a postcard having a two-layer structure in which pieces of paper are stacked and bonded together can be separated from the perforation.

JP 2004-133065 A

  However, in the printed matter disclosed in Patent Document 1, since the pieces of paper are bonded so as not to be peeled off, advertising information and the like can be posted only in areas other than the postcard portions on the front and back surfaces, and the amount of information that can be posted is limited. .

  Moreover, this patent document 1 also discloses an embodiment in which only a postcard part is bonded so as not to be peeled off, and an area other than the postcard part is pasted together so as to be peelable. In this case, the advertisement information can be displayed not only on the front and back surfaces of the printed matter but also on the bonding surface, but the postcard portion cannot be peeled off, so the bonding surface could not be used effectively. .

  SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION An object of the present invention is to provide a sheet-like printed material that can be provided with removable parts such as postcards and seals and can contain more information and drawings.

  In order to achieve the above object, the sheet-like printed matter of the present invention is a sheet-like printed matter in which a detachable separation area and a remaining remaining area are formed on a sheet body, and the sheet body is printed on both sides. The separation area is provided with a peelable seal portion and a mount portion for attaching the peeled seal portion to the separation region. In the region, a non-joined portion is formed by simply folding the planar material, and at least a part of a peripheral edge of the non-joined portion and at least a part of the mount are detachable from the folded side. It is joined so that it may become.

  Here, the seat body has a standing portion that stands up from the seat body in the remaining area, and the seat is formed along a peripheral edge of the standing portion so that the standing portion stands up without being separated from the seat body. A fold for standing and a notch for standing can be formed in one layer of the main body.

  The mount may be a postcard body, and a plurality of seal pieces may be formed on the seal.

  The sheet-like printed material of the present invention configured as described above has a two-layer structure in which a sheet body is folded with a sheet-like material printed on both sides. And the periphery of the non-joining part only folded and the removable mount part are joined so that it can peel from the folded side.

  For this reason, since the sheet body can be easily expanded until it becomes a single sheet material, more information, drawings, and the like can be posted. Further, since the sheet material is not bonded such that it cannot be peeled off, the amount of adhesive such as glue can be reduced, and a sheet-like printed material can be manufactured at low cost.

  In addition, since there is a mount that can be used for removable postcards and questionnaires, and a sticker that can be attached to it, the burden of filling in postcards and questionnaires can be reduced by the sticker. Thus, the recovery rate can be increased.

  In addition, when the sheet-like printed material is opened, the rising part rises in conjunction with it, so that the user's interest can be increased. Furthermore, if a plurality of seal pieces to be affixed to the postcard body are formed on the seal portion, it is possible to stimulate curiosity such as allowing the user to select a favorite seal piece from among them.

It is a perspective view explaining the use condition of the printed matter with a postcard as a sheet-like printed matter of embodiment of this invention. It is explanatory drawing which showed the state before folding a paper piece. It is explanatory drawing which showed the state of the sheet | seat main body which folded both ends of the paper piece. It is a top view explaining the completed state of printed matter with a postcard. It is a top view explaining the structure of the state which expand | deployed the printed matter with a postcard.

  Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a perspective view for explaining the configuration and usage of a postcard-attached printed matter 1 as a sheet-like printed matter according to the present embodiment.

  In the printed matter 1 with a postcard, a detachable separation area and a remaining area to be left are formed on the sheet body 2. And the sheet | seat main body 2 becomes a two-layer structure which folded up the paper piece (planar material) by which printing was performed on both surfaces, as shown in FIGS. 1-3.

  Further, the sheet body 2 is provided with a seal part 4 that can be peeled off as a separation region, and a postcard body 3 as a mount part for attaching the seal piece 41 of the peeled seal part 4. On the other hand, the area other than the seal portion 4 and the postcard body 3 of the sheet body 2 is a remaining area. In this remaining area, a non-joining portion 5 is formed by simply folding a piece of paper.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the paper piece before folding that becomes the sheet body 2 is formed in a substantially rectangular shape (for example, four sheets of A4 size paper) having short sides 21A and 21B and long sides 21C and 21D. A sheet of paper. The sheet body 2 is printed with information such as advertisements, drawings, characters, etc. on both the first surface 2a and the second surface 2b (see FIGS. 2 and 3) as necessary. Note that the arrows in FIG. 2 are not printed on the sheet main body 2 but arrows indicating the folding direction of the paper piece.

  The substantially rectangular sheet body 2 is folded at folds 22A and 22B parallel to the short sides 21A and 21B, and the left and right short sides 21A and 21B (edges) are placed on the sheet as shown in FIG. The main body 2 is laminated so as to face each other in the vicinity of the center of the main body 2 (near the crease 22C) to form a two-layer structure. At this time, among the layers that are on the upper side of the turn, the short side 21A side is the first upper layer 23A, and the short side 21B side is the second upper layer 23B. The lower layer of the upper layers 23A and 23B is referred to as a lower layer 24.

  As shown in FIGS. 1 and 3, the postcard main body 3 is provided on the upper layer 23 </ b> B laminated on the lower layer 24, and becomes a detachable separation region (separation part). The postcard body 3 has an address surface 3b formed by printing on one surface (for example, the first surface 2a of the sheet body 2 in FIG. 2), and the other surface (for example, the second surface 2b of the sheet body 2 in FIG. 3). The communication surface 3a is formed by printing on the screen.

  The postcard body 3 is formed by providing a tear line 33 that cuts only the second upper layer 23B along the periphery thereof. On the address surface 3b of the postcard body 3, a weak bonding layer 32 to which peeling glue or the like is applied is provided so as to surround the inside along the periphery as shown in FIG.

  The postcard body 3 is joined to a portion where the folded lower layer 24 faces to be peeled off by the weak joining layer 32. For this reason, even if the peripheral edge of the postcard main body 3 is continuously cut by the cut line 33, the postcard main body 3 does not fall off at a time unintended by the user.

  The postcard body 3 is formed into a rectangle corresponding to, for example, a regular mail of a first-class mail. The minimum shape of the standard mail is 14 cm long and 9 cm short, and the maximum shape is 23.5 cm long, 12 cm short and 1 cm thick. The weight may be 50 g or less, and there is no lower limit, so the sheet can be formed with one piece of paper.

  The seal portion 4 is provided side by side with the postcard body 3 on the second upper layer 23 </ b> B side in the same manner as the postcard body 3. A plurality of seal pieces 41,... Provided in the seal portion 4 are attached to the seal fields 31,... Of the communication surface 3 a of the postcard body 3.

  An adhesive layer 42 is provided on the back side of the plurality of seal pieces 41 by applying an adhesive that can be peeled off and re-adhered as shown in FIG. For the pressure-sensitive adhesive used for the pressure-sensitive adhesive layer 42, for example, an insoluble paste such as an acrylic pressure-sensitive adhesive is used.

Further, when the upper layer 23B and the lower layer 24 are laminated by folding at the fold 22B, a coating layer 43 to which a coating agent is applied is provided at a position facing the adhesive layer 42. By laminating the adhesive layer 42 on the coating layer 43, the sealing piece 41 can be repeatedly peeled off or adhered.
As a coating agent used for the coating layer 43, for example, a silicone resin can be used. Silicone resins include a solvent type, a solventless type, and an emulsion type. For example, UV silicone can be used.

  Further, an upright portion 6 as shown in FIG. 1 is provided above the non-joining portion 5. As shown in FIGS. 1 and 3, the upright portion 6 is sandwiched between the first and second upper layers 23 </ b> A and 23 </ b> B across the short sides 21 </ b> A and 21 </ b> B of the sheet body 2 that are folded from both sides. Is formed. The standing part 6 is provided in the non-joining part 5 in which the first and second upper layers 23A and 23B and the lower layer 24 are simply laminated.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the upright portion 6 includes upright pieces 61 </ b> A and 61 </ b> B that stand up three-dimensionally from the seat body 2 and base portions 62 </ b> A and 62 </ b> B that support the upright pieces 61 </ b> A and 61 </ b> B. In order to form the standing pieces 61A and 61B, the first and second upper layers 23A and 23B are provided with standing folds 63A and 63B and standing cuts 64A, 64B and 64C along the peripheral edges of the standing pieces 61A and 61B. , 64D.

  The bases 62A and 62B are bonded to the lower layer 24 through an adhesive layer 65 (see FIG. 2) provided by applying an adhesive to the lower layer 24. By the standing folds 63A and 63B, the standing notches 64A and 64D, and the bonded base portions 62A and 62B, the standing pieces 61A and 61B can stand up without being separated from the seat body 2 or lifted.

  Further, the standing folds 63A and 63B are formed so that the angle formed by the short sides 21A and 21B on the side of the standing pieces 61A and 61B becomes an obtuse angle. The standing folds 63A and 63B may be easy to break at the perforation, etc., or may be shown as lines with folding positions, or may be shown with lines provided with concave grooves. Either is acceptable.

  The standing cuts 64A and 64B are cut parallel to the short sides 21A and 21B, and the standing cuts 64C and 64D are cut parallel to the long sides 21C. That is, the standing cuts 64A and 64C (64B and 64D) are cut in an L shape so as to connect the end of the standing fold 63A (63B) and the short side 21A (21B). As a result, when the standing folds 63A and 63B are used as starting points and bent in the direction in which the standing pieces 61A and 61B are raised, the outer shape is formed by the standing cuts 64A and 64C (64B and 64D) and the short side 21A (21B). The trapezoidal standing piece 61A (61B) can be raised.

  Further, joining folds 66A and 66B are provided around the short sides 21A and 21B in the standing pieces 61A and 61B. The joining folds 66A and 66B are formed in a direction substantially orthogonal to the standing folds 63A and 63B. The joining folds 66A and 66B may be either easily perforated by a perforation or the like, or may be indicated by a line indicating the folding position.

  Then, the joining folds 66A and 66B of the upright pieces 61A and 61B on both sides are bent, and the surfaces around the edges of the isosceles triangles are adhered to each other with an adhesive to form edge joints 67A and 67B. As a result, as shown in FIG. 1, the standing pieces 61 </ b> A and 61 </ b> B can be formed into a three-dimensional shape like a wall.

  Information such as characters and figures is printed on both surfaces (first surface 2a and second surface 2b) of the standing pieces 61A and 61B, but it is preferable to print particularly important information and messages. By raising the standing pieces 61A and 61B, it is possible to impress and present such important information to the user.

  In addition, the remaining areas (non-joining portions 5) other than the postcard body 3, the seal portion 4 and the upright portion 6 on both sides of the two-layered sheet body 2 are used for these usage methods, product advertisements, course information, etc. It is an area for posting information.

  Further, at least a part of the periphery of the non-joining portion 5 is joined so as to be peelable from the folded side. For example, as shown in FIG. 2, weakly bonded layers 51 </ b> A- 51 </ b> F coated with release glue or the like are formed on the inner sides along the short sides 21 </ b> A and 21 </ b> B and the long sides 21 </ b> C and 21 </ b> D of the paper piece that is the periphery of the non-bonded portion 5. Provided.

  The upper layer 23A and the lower layer 24 and the upper layer 23B and the lower layer 24 of the sheet body 2 are joined so that they can be peeled by the weak joining layers 51A-51F when folded. For this reason, even if the seat body is in a state as shown in FIG. 3, the unfolded state as shown in FIG.

  In addition, advertisement information such as letters and drawings can be printed on a place where the coating layer 43 is provided or a place where the postcard body 3 is opposed, and the information when the seal piece 41 or the postcard body 3 is removed. Can be visually recognized. Therefore, more advertisement information and the like can be provided.

  The seal piece 41 is bonded to the coating layer 43 in a state where the entire periphery is cut off by the notch 44 and separated from the upper layer 23B of the sheet body 2. Therefore, the seal piece 41 is not unexpectedly peeled off from the coating layer 43 when not in use, but the seal piece 41 can be easily peeled off from the coating layer 43 at the time of use.

  Each of the plurality of seal pieces 41,... Is printed with information that can be transmitted to a destination (such as an advertiser) by affixing it to the postcard body 3. The user can select the seal piece 41 on which the information to be transmitted is described from the seal pieces 41,... And paste it on the seal column 31 of the postcard body 3.

  In the printed matter 1 with the postcard configured as described above, the post-printing body 3 and the sealing pieces 41 of the sealing portion 4 are separation regions that can be detached from the sheet main body 2. The remaining region other than the separation region, that is, the region including the non-joining portion 5 including the upright portion 6 and the coating layer 43 is a remaining region.

  Next, a method for manufacturing and using a printed matter 1 with a postcard according to the present embodiment will be described with reference to the drawings.

  First, a piece of paper is pulled out from the roll paper, and printing is performed on the first surface 2a and the second surface 2b of the sheet body 2 by a double-sided printing machine (not shown). That is, all the printing necessary for advertising in the postcard body 3, the seal part 4, the upright part 6 and the non-joining part 5 is performed in this step.

  After printing, the paper piece taken up by a rewinder device (not shown) is set in an off-line processing machine (not shown), and the printed paper piece (sheet body 2) drawn again is shown in FIG. As described above, UV silicone is applied to a predetermined range of the first surface 2 a to form the coating layer 43.

  Then, after the coating layer 43 is UV-cured, an adhesive is applied to a predetermined range of the first surface 2 a to form the adhesive layer 42. Further, an adhesive is applied to a predetermined range of the first surface 2a to form the adhesive layer 65. Further, the adhesive paste is applied to a predetermined range of the first surface 2a to form the weak bonding layers 32 and 51A-51F.

  The area | region which provided the adhesion layer 42 of the sheet | seat main body 2, the contact bonding layer 65, and the weak junction layers 32 and 51A-51F becomes a junction part. The non-joining part 5 is formed in areas other than the joining part by not applying an adhesive, a pressure-sensitive adhesive, or a peeling paste. Therefore, it is possible to minimize the use of adhesives and adhesives, etc., compared to methods that remove adhesive strength and adhesive strength by applying top-coat printing or coating after applying adhesive or adhesive to the entire surface. Inexpensive implementation is possible.

  Next, the process proceeds to the step of folding the paper pieces. The dashed-dotted line shown by FIG. 2 represents a mountain fold, and a dashed-two dotted line represents a valley fold. First, a piece of paper (sheet body 2) cut for each printed matter 1 with a postcard is folded into a valley fold at folds 22A and 22B, and the left and right short sides 21A and 21B are near the center of the sheet body 2 (near the fold 22C). The first upper layer 23A, the second upper layer 23B, and the lower layer 24 are formed by facing each other to form a two-layer structure. In the subsequent steps, the left and right short sides 21A and 21B are opposed to each other through a gap of several millimeters so that the sheet body 2 can be easily folded at the fold 22C near the center.

  Then, the weak bonding layers 51A-51F, the adhesive layer 42 and the coating layer 43, and the weak bonding layer 32 and the non-bonding portion 5 are bonded together to obtain the state shown in FIG. Note that the base portions 62A and 62B of the upright portion 6 are formed by bonding predetermined regions of the upper layers 23A and 23B to the adhesive layer 65.

Next, as shown in FIG. 3, while the upper layers 23A and 23B and the lower layer 24 are folded, the process proceeds to a process of cutting or perforating only the upper layers 23A and 23B with a die cutter. In this step, in the region to be the postcard body 3, the entire circumference is cut at the location that becomes the cut line 33 in accordance with the shape of the postcard body 3. At this time, the cut line 33 of the postcard body 3 may be a perforation or a cut that leaves an uncut portion in at least one place.
Here, since the postcard body 3 is bonded to the lower layer 24 by the weak bonding layer 32, it does not float up or come off arbitrarily even if a cut is made.

  Further, in the seal portion 4, the entire circumference is cut out in accordance with the shape of the seal pieces 41,. Since the seal pieces 41,... Are bonded to the coating layer 43 of the lower layer 24 by the adhesive layer 42, they are not lifted or turned up even if they are cut.

  Further, perforations are made at locations where the standing folds 63 </ b> A and 63 </ b> B of the standing portion 6 are to be formed and portions where the standing cuts 64 </ b> A to 64 </ b> D are to be formed. Further, perforations are made in the joining folds 66A and 66B as necessary. It should be noted that the portions that become the standing cuts 64A-64D may be cut rather than perforated. Up to this point, printing, folding of the sheet body 2 and cutting can be performed in a consistent process.

  Next, the process proceeds to the step of forming the standing part 6. First, the standing pieces 61A and 61B are formed by breaking the perforations inserted in the portions to become the standing cuts 64A to 64D. Subsequently, the standing folds 63A and 63B are bent, and the standing pieces 61A and 61B are erected from the standing folds 63A and 63B as starting points. Thereafter, the joining folds 66A and 66B are bent, and the surfaces around the edges of the isosceles triangle are adhered to each other with an adhesive, thereby forming the edge joining portions 67A and 67B. Thus, even if the first and second upper layers 23A and 23B are integrated with each other by the edge joint portions 67A and 67B, as shown in FIG. 4, the printed material 1 with the postcard can be closed by the central fold 22C. it can.

  Finally, the sheet body 2 having a two-layer structure is folded at the fold line 22C, and the fold line 22A and the fold line 22B are slightly shifted and bonded with a release glue or the like, as shown in FIG. A printed matter 1 with a postcard having a size (for example, A4 size) of about a quarter of a piece of paper can be formed. In addition, a mark 25 is printed near the lower end of the fold line 22A of the second surface 2b arranged in the uppermost layer, indicating that it is peeled off from that position. When the sheet body 2 is folded at the fold line 22C, the printed material 1 with a postcard is opened by adjusting the dimensions so that the fold line 22A and the fold line 22B are shifted by about 1 cm as shown in FIG. Easy to do.

  The sheet-like postcard printed matter 1 produced in this way is distributed to users through a newspaper insert advertisement or the like. In addition, it can also distribute as a direct mail by printing a user's address on the 2nd surface 2b displayed in FIG.

  The user who has received the printed matter 1 with the postcard visually recognizes information such as characters and figures printed on the uppermost layer and the lowermost surface (second surface 2 b) of the sheet body 2. In order to collect further information, a user who is interested in these advertisement information holds the mark 25 portion, peels off the uppermost layer from the lowermost layer, and opens the printed matter 1 with a postcard as shown in FIG. . Since the lowermost layer and the uppermost layer are merely joined by the release glue, the printed matter 1 with the postcard can be opened easily.

  Then, the standing pieces 61A and 61B of the standing portion 6 integrated by the edge joint portions 67A and 67B naturally rise from the standing notches 64A to 64D with the standing folds 63A and 63B as starting points. In addition, by raising the standing pieces 61A and 61B, the region of the lower layer 24 where the standing pieces 61A and 61B are stacked is exposed.

  Thus, the standing pieces 61A and 61B appear three-dimensionally in the center of the seat body 2, so that the user can be impressed and the user's interest can be drawn. The user visually recognizes the advertisement information printed on the surface (first surface 2a, second surface 2b) of the standing pieces 61A and 61B and the exposed portion of the lower layer 24, the message of the advertiser, etc., and acquires further information. Will want.

  Moreover, by opening the printed matter 1 with a postcard, the postcard body 3 and the seal portion 4 are also exposed as shown in FIG. A user who is interested in reading a method of using the postcard body 3 printed on the non-joint portion 5 or the like disconnects the postcard body 3 from the tear line 33. Since the postcard body 3 is merely bonded to the lower layer 24 by the weak bonding layer 32, it can be easily removed.

  On the other hand, on the seal portion 4, seal pieces 41,... For affixing to the seal fields 31, 31 of the postcard body 3 are arranged. For example, when the postcard-attached printed material 1 is for applying for a correspondence course, the user can receive the desired correspondence course materials by submitting the postcard body 3 as a reply postcard. ing.

  However, if a lot of courses are introduced in the printed matter 1 with a postcard, the user will give up giving back the postcard body 3 because it takes a long time to select from among them or the user becomes confused. There is a fear. On the other hand, if the seal pieces 41,... Are arranged in the order of popular courses in the seal section 4, the user can easily select and can continue to be willing to transmit the postcard body 3. It becomes like this.

  Furthermore, if a course can be selected by simply sticking the seal piece 41 selected by itself to the seal field 31 of the postcard body 3, it is possible to save time and trouble to write letters and to make an application by the postcard body 3 more easily.

  Further, when the order indicating the degree of popularity of the course is printed on the adhesive layer 42 side or the coating layer 43 side of the seal piece 41, the user peels off the seal piece 41 to apply the order and is interested. If there is, it becomes possible to enjoy the act of sticking to the postcard body 3 as it is, and the reply rate of the postcard body 3 can be increased.

  Further, by lifting the upper layers 23A and 23B so as to be peeled off from the short sides 21A and 21B shown in FIG. 1, the sheet main body 2 can be developed left and right as shown in FIG. Here, the upper layers 23A and 23B are simply bonded to the lower layer 24 by the weak bonding layers 51A to 51F provided around the short sides 21A and 21B and the long sides 21C and 21D, and thus can be easily peeled off and opened. .

  Then, the user can visually recognize the additional information printed on the first surface 2a hidden by the upper layers 23A and 23B. Therefore, more information can be provided to the user. Thereby, the user can visually recognize the information printed on almost all of the first surface 2a and the second surface 2b of the sheet body 2.

  Next, the effect | action of the printed matter 1 with a postcard of this Embodiment is demonstrated.

  The printed matter 1 with a postcard of the present embodiment configured as described above has a two-layer structure in which the sheet main body 2 is folded up with a piece of paper printed on both sides. Then, the weak bonding layers 51A-51F, 32 are provided so that the peripheral edge of the non-bonded portion 5 simply by folding the piece of paper and the removable postcard body 3 can be separated from the folded side (lower layer 24 side). It is joined via.

  Therefore, it is possible to prevent the non-joining portion 5 from opening, floating or drowning at an unintended time such as distribution. Furthermore, it is possible to prevent unexpected separation of the separation area, and it is possible to easily remove the postcard body 3 and the seal piece 41 of the separation area when the user likes. Further, since no adhesive or pressure sensitive adhesive is used other than the periphery of the non-joining portion 5, the printed material 1 with a postcard can be manufactured at a low cost by reducing the material cost.

  Further, since the sheet main body 2 can be easily developed until it becomes a single piece of paper, more information, drawings, and the like can be posted. That is, the upper layers 23A and 23B can be easily peeled off from the lower layer 24 to open the mating surface, and information printed on the mating surface can be presented to the user. Thus, it is possible to obtain a printed matter 1 with a postcard on which more information can be posted by efficiently using both surfaces (2a, 2b) of the sheet main body 2.

  Further, since the removable postcard main body 3 and the seal piece 41 to be attached to the postcard main body 3 are provided, the burden of filling in the postcard main body 3 can be reduced by the seal portion 4, and a reply postcard The recovery rate can be increased.

  Further, the standing pieces 61A and 61B of the standing portion 6 provided in the center of the sheet main body 2 stand up from the sheet main body 2 by opening the printed matter 1 with a postcard, thereby three-dimensionally printing the information printed on the standing pieces 61A and 61B. You can make a strong impression on your users.

  That is, when the standing portion 6 is provided, the standing pieces 61A and 61B are accommodated inside the printed matter 1 with the postcard when folded, and the standing pieces 61A and 61B on which information is printed stand naturally when the folding is released. Therefore, a stronger impression can be given to the user.

  The embodiment of the present invention has been described in detail above with reference to the drawings. However, the specific configuration is not limited to this embodiment, and design changes that do not depart from the gist of the present invention are not limited to this embodiment. Included in the idea.

  For example, in the above-described embodiment, the case where the sheet body 2 is formed of a piece of paper has been described. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and a sheet material such as a sheet of synthetic resin, a film, a thin plate, or the like is used. If there is, the sheet body 2 can be obtained.

  In the above-described embodiment, the mount portion is described as the postcard body 3, but the present invention is not limited to this. For example, the mount part may be used as a questionnaire answer sheet, and answer candidates (options) may be printed on the sticker pieces 41.

  Furthermore, in the said embodiment, although the postcard main body 3, the seal | sticker part 4, the standing part 6, etc. are formed in a rectangle or trapezoid, it is not limited to this. Depending on the purpose of use or design, the shape may be a square, other polygonal shapes, a semicircular shape, a dome shape, a flower shape, a star shape, or the like.

  Moreover, although the standing part 6 is made into the remaining area | region which adhere | attaches the base parts 62A and 62B and is not isolate | separated from the sheet | seat main body 2, it is not limited to this. For example, if coupons or invitation tickets are printed on the standing part 6 and can be separated from the standing folds 63A and 63B, or if the base parts 62A and 62B can be peeled off, the coupons that have come out in three dimensions are interested. It can be linked to the behavior of the user who shows the It is also possible to reduce the manufacturing cost by omitting the upright portion 6.

  Furthermore, although the said embodiment demonstrated the case where the printed matter 1 with a postcard distributed as a newspaper insertion advertisement was used, it is not limited to this. For example, the sheet-like printed matter of the present invention can be used for direct mail, advertisements posted on a mailbox in a dwelling unit, advertisements distributed on streets or in stores, or magazines or book binding.

1 Print with postcard (sheet-like print)
2 Sheet body 2a First surface 2b Second surface 23A, 23B Upper layer 24 Lower layer 3 Postcard body (separation area, mount)
31 Seal field 32 Weak bonding layer 4 Seal part 41 Seal piece (separation region)
5 Non-joint part 51A-51F Weak joint layer 6 Standing part 63A, 63B Standing fold 64A-64D Standing notch

Claims (3)

The removable separation area and the remaining remaining area are sheet-like printed matter formed on the sheet body,
The sheet body has a two-layer structure in which a planar material printed on both sides is folded,
In the separation region, a peelable seal part and a mount part for attaching the peeled seal part are provided,
In the remaining area, a non-joined portion is formed by simply folding the planar material, and at least a part of a peripheral edge of the non-joined portion and at least a part of the mount are separated from the side where the non-joined portion is folded. A sheet-like printed matter characterized by being bonded so as to be possible.   The seat body has a standing portion that stands up from the seat body in the remaining area, and one side of the seat body along the periphery of the standing portion so that the standing portion stands up without being separated from the seat body. The sheet-like printed matter according to claim 1, wherein a standing fold and a standing notch are formed in the layer.   The sheet-like printed matter according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the mount part is a postcard body, and a plurality of seal pieces are formed on the seal part.