JP3461740B2 - Mount for printing - Google Patents

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates to a CD, MD, F
The present invention relates to a printing mount used for labels such as D, MO, cassette tapes, file spine headings, classification, and content display, and more particularly to a printing mount that can be used for multiple purposes with a single mount. .

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art In files, spine headings are sometimes provided when displaying the contents of data stored in the files or when classifying and organizing a plurality of files. Also, in the case of CDs, MDs, FDs, MOs, cassette tapes, etc., labels, indexes, etc. may be provided for displaying contents, classifying, and organizing like files.

The contents of these spine headings and labels may be written by hand, but may also be printed by a printer. In the case of a printer, it was printed on a normal size paper and then cut into the size of a spine or label.

[0004]

However, after the necessary information is printed on a normal paper by a printer, the work of cutting the paper into a size such as a spine cover is simple but complicated.

In particular, when a large amount of information is put together in a file or the like, it is necessary to prepare a large amount of spine covers and the like, but it is complicated and workable to cut each sheet into a size such as a spine cover. There is a problem that it is bad.

The present invention has been made to solve the above problems, and an object of the present invention is to provide a backing sheet for printing on which spines of various sizes can be easily prepared.

[0007]

In order to solve the above problems, the printing mount according to the first invention is a printing mount on which characters or the like are printed or handwritten for use in spine labels, labels and the like. A plurality of fine perforations that do not hinder the printing result and are preliminarily overlapped according to the size of the spine or label , and the perforations do not penetrate between the front and back surfaces.
It is characterized by being provided like

With the above structure, information for content display, classification, etc. is printed or handwritten on the printing mount. At this time, since the perforations are fine, when printing or handwriting, the perforations of the perforations do not enter the printing surface and the like, and the print result is not hindered. After printing or handwriting the necessary information on the printing backing sheet, identify the perforations along the size of the spine or label from the perforations that are provided in multiple layers and fold from that part. Cut out. As a result, a spine cover or the like having a predetermined size is created.

Further, the perforations penetrate between the front and back surfaces.
For example, if you print or handwrite on the surface, the ink
Will not bleed from the perforations to the back side. For this reason,
If there is something wrong with the printed or handwritten content on the front side,
It is possible to reprint on the surface. A printing mount according to a second aspect of the present invention is the printing mount according to the first aspect of the present invention, which is formed to have a size larger than that of the largest size of the spine and labels and the largest size when cut. It is characterized in that perforations are provided in one or both of the upper and lower directions so as to have the same size as that of the above.

With the above construction, when printing is performed up to the end of the printing mount in the up-down direction, printing is performed up to the margin of the print, so that the printing is not cut off at the end.

A printing mount according to a third invention is the above-mentioned first mount.
In the printing mount according to the present invention, one or both of the left and right directions are formed so as to have a size larger than the largest size of the spine cover, the label, etc., and have the same size as the largest size when cut. The feature is that perforations are provided on the.

With the above arrangement, when printing is performed up to the end of the printing backing paper in the left-right direction, printing is performed up to the margin of printing, so that printing is not cut off at the end.

A printing mount according to a fourth invention is the above-mentioned first mount.
In the printing mount according to the invention of the above, while being formed to be larger than the largest size of the spine cover, the label, etc., and to have the same size as the largest size when cut out, it is arranged in four directions of up, down, left and right. It is characterized by having perforations.

With the above arrangement, when printing is performed up to the four ends of the printing mount in the four directions of up, down, left, and right, the printing is performed up to the margin of the printing, so that the printing is not cut off at the ends.

A printing mount according to a fifth aspect of the present invention is the above-mentioned first mount.
Alternatively, in the printing mount according to the second aspect of the present invention, one or a plurality of sheets may be provided in one or both of the upper and lower directions so as to have the same size as the one having the smaller size than the largest size of the spine cover or the label when cut out. It is characterized by having perforations.

With the above configuration, when a spine cover, a label, etc. having a size that is not the maximum in the vertical direction is created, printing or the like is performed based on perforations of that size. In this case, the print margin is the outside of the perforation used as the reference, the print margin is printed, and the print is not cut off at the end portion in the vertical direction.

A printing mount according to a sixth aspect of the present invention is the first mount described above.
Or, in the printing mount according to the third invention, one or more in one or both of the left and right directions in order to have the same size as the size smaller than the largest size of the spine cover or label when cut out. It is characterized by the provision of perforations.

With the above configuration, when a spine cover, a label, etc. having a size that is not the maximum in the left-right direction is created, printing or the like is performed based on perforations of that size. In this case, the printing margin is on the outside of the perforation used as the reference, the printing margin is printed, and the printing is not cut off at the end portions in the left-right direction.

A printing mount according to a seventh aspect of the present invention is the above-mentioned first mount.
Alternatively, in the printing mount according to the fourth invention, a plurality of perforated lines are provided in four directions in the up, down, left, and right directions so as to have the same size as the size smaller than the largest size of the spine cover or the label when cut out. Is provided.

With the above construction, when a spine cover, a label or the like having a size which is not the maximum in the four directions of up, down, left and right is created,
Printing or the like is performed based on perforations of that size. In this case, the printing perimeter is the outside of the perforation used as the reference, and even the portion of the printing margin is printed, and the printing is not cut off at the end portions in the four directions of up, down, left and right.

The printing mount according to an eighth aspect of the present invention is the first mount described above.
In the printing mount according to any one of the inventions 1 to 7, an adhesive layer is provided on the surface opposite to the printing surface.

With the above structure, the necessary information is printed or handwritten on the printing mount, cut into a predetermined size, and then stuck to a predetermined place by the adhesive layer on the back surface.

A printing mount according to a ninth invention is the above-mentioned first mount.
To the printing mount according to any one of the eighth to eighth inventions,
The distance between a set of perforations in the vertical direction or the distance between one of the perforations in the vertical direction and one of the upper and lower sides in the direction opposite to this is based on the height direction of the spine heading or label. The feature is that it corresponds to the size.

With the above-described structure, by adjusting the spacing of the perforations to the height of the spine headline or label, the outside of the perforations corresponding to the spine headline or the like becomes the print margin, and even the portion of the print margin is printed. As a result, the printing is not cut off at the end portions in the vertical direction.

A printing mount according to a tenth invention is the printing mount according to any one of the first to eighth inventions,
The distance between one set of perforations in the left and right direction or the distance between one of the perforations in the left and right direction and one of the left and right sides in the opposite direction is the size in the width direction of the spine heading, label, etc. It is characterized by corresponding to.

With the above structure, by adjusting the perforation interval to the width of the spine headline or label, the outside of the perforation line corresponding to the spine headline or the like becomes the print margin, and the print margin is printed. With this, printing is not cut off at the left and right edges.

[0027]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to FIG. It should be noted that FIG. 1A shows the printing mount 1 before printing on which nothing is printed. Figure 1
(B) shows the backing sheet 1 for printing on which the spine cover of a vertical A4 file having a width of 3 cm is printed. Figure 1 (C) is 5 cm wide
Backing sheet for printing the spine of the vertical A4 file 1
Is shown.

The printing mount 1 according to this embodiment is a mount used as a spine of a file, as shown in the figure.
The size of the printing mount 1 is set, for example, in correspondence with the largest size of the vertically arranged A4 file. That is, the outermost perforated line 2A is formed to be slightly larger than the largest spine of the plurality of files to be applied and has the same size as the largest spine. The printing margin is on the outside of the perforations 2A.
Further, inside the perforation 2A, the perforation 2 is provided at a position corresponding to the size of the spine cover of a plurality of files to be applied.
Is provided in plural.

By providing a print margin on the outer side of the perforations 2A, it is possible to prevent a portion which is not printed near the edge portion of the spine cover from being printed when the print is performed according to the maximum size spine cover. In the case of a small spine cover other than the maximum size, the outer side of the perforation 2 corresponding to the size of the spine cover is the print margin. The plurality of perforations 2 arranged inside the outermost perforations 2A are arranged in a superposed manner as if spines of various sizes are overlapped. Specifically, in FIG. 1A, among the perforations 2 in the horizontal direction, the perforation 2A is a vertical A4 file, the perforation 2B is a vertical B5 file, and the perforation 2C is a horizontal A4 file. The eye 2D corresponds to the horizontally placed B5 file. The vertical perforations 2 are set to have dimensions corresponding to files of various thicknesses.

Each perforation 2 is set so that the hole does not penetrate to the back surface (the surface opposite to the surface to be printed) of the printing mount 1. Further, as the perforations 2, fine perforations called micro perforations are used.
By not forming the perforations 2 as the through holes, ink such as printed or handwritten characters or designs does not spread to the opposite surface. In this way, if there is a problem in printing on the front side (the side to be printed first), you can use the back side (the front side or the side opposite to the side to be printed first) to restart printing. You can do it. Further, by making the perforations 2 to be micro perforations, the lines of the perforations 2 are printed on the perforations 2 so as not to be difficult to see.

Various information is printed on the printing mount 1. In the example of FIGS. 1 (B) and (C), a mark is printed on the upper part, the contents of the material stored in the file are printed on the lower side, and the classification number of this file in the entire file is printed on the lower side. There is. In addition to this, a series of designs or symbols for specifying the order of a plurality of files whose arrangement order is determined may be printed. Further, one large landscape photograph or the like may be divided into respective file sizes, and may be printed in accordance with the file arrangement order.

[Operation] With the printing mount 1 configured as described above, the spine cover is prepared as follows.

In the printing apparatus, information such as characters, symbols, landscapes, etc. to be printed is input, and their layout is specified. Further, the size of the spine of the file is specified.
For example, the size of the spine cover is specified in accordance with the A4 portrait file having a width of 3 cm shown in FIG. 1B and the A4 portrait file having a width of 5 cm shown in FIG. 1C.

The printing mount 1 is attached to the printing apparatus with its center aligned. As a result, the characters to be printed are
Printing is performed on the printing mount 1 in the specified layout and in a size that matches the size of the spine of the file. In this printing, a mark (so-called register mark) 3 that serves as a guide for cutting is printed. This register mark 3 is a printing mount 1
Is removed when it is cut into the required size so that it does not remain on the spine side.

The printing mount 1 on which printing has been completed is the registration mark 3
It is bent along the perforation located in the part of. As a result, the printing mount 1 is cut from the bent portion, and the spine cover of the target file is completed. This spine inserts into the file's spine pocket.

When writing characters and the like on the printing mount 1 by handwriting, information such as file contents is written along the center of the printing mount 1. Then, it is bent and cut from the perforations 2 along the size of the spine of the file. As a result, the spine of the target file is completed.

When a problem occurs in the printed or handwritten content, the back side of the printing mount 1 is used. In this case, since the perforations 2 are not through holes, the ink does not bleed on the opposite surface, and it can be used in the same manner as the new printing mount 1.

[Effect] As described above, after printing or handwriting the necessary information on the printing mount 1, the printing mount 1 is cut off at the perforations 2 that match the size of the spine of the file. It is possible to easily create spine covers of files of various sizes with the printing mount 1.

Since the perforations 2 are fine, the lines of the perforations 2 that would interfere with the printed result do not appear in the printed or handwritten portion. Therefore, the appearance of the spine cover after being created and inserted into the file is the same as that of a normal spine cover without perforations 2.

Since the perforations 2 do not penetrate between the front and back surfaces of the printing mount 1, the ink printed on the front surface does not bleed from the perforations to the back surface. For this reason, when there is a problem in the printed or handwritten content on the front surface, the printing or the like can be redone on the back surface.

Since the printing mount 1 is provided with a printing margin,
The printed contents are not interrupted near the edges or edges of the printing mount 1, and a design that covers the entire printing mount 1 can be provided.

[Modification] (1) In the above embodiment, the vertical position A4, the vertical position B5, the horizontal position A4, and the horizontal position B are set on the basis of the center of the printing mount 1.
The perforations 2A, 2B, 2C, and 2D corresponding to the size of 5 are provided, and the perforations 2 corresponding to the thickness of the file are provided in the lateral direction, but as shown in FIG. Perforations 2 that spread at intervals (for example, 10 mm intervals) may be provided.

Further, the longitudinal and horizontal perforations 2 are
You may make it arrange | position based on the edge part of the printing mount 1. As shown in FIG. 3, the horizontal placement B5 provided above and below,
Perforations 2A, 2B, 2C, and 2D that match the dimensions of horizontal placement A4, vertical placement B5, and vertical placement A4 may be arranged so as to spread upward with respect to the lower end of printing mount 1. On the contrary, it may be arranged so as to spread downward with respect to the upper end of the printing mount 1.

Furthermore, one end (left end or lower end in FIG. 3) of the printing mount 1 in the horizontal direction or the vertical direction is used as a reference so as to spread in the other end direction (right or upper direction in FIG. 3). You may arrange.

When the perforations 2 spread to the right with respect to the left end, the perforations 2 in FIG. 2 spread to both sides at intervals of, for example, 10 mm, whereas in FIG. 3 they spread to the right at intervals of, for example, 20 mm. The same applies when the perforation 2 spreads to the left with the right end as a reference.

When the perforation 2 spreads upward with respect to the lower end, the perforation 2 in FIG. 2 is, for example, 14 mm, 20 m.
While it spreads vertically at m, 20 mm intervals, in FIG. 3, it spreads upward at 28 mm, 40 mm, 40 mm intervals, for example. The same applies when the perforation 2 spreads downward with respect to the upper end.

Further, these patterns may be combined. That is, a pattern in which the perforations 2 spread from the central portion of the printing mount 1 in the vertical and horizontal directions and a pattern in which the perforations 2 spread from one of the vertical and horizontal directions to the other may be combined. Combination patterns other than this may be used. In this case, for example, the pattern of the spine cover and the pattern of the label such as CD described later may be combined.

In these combinations, perforations of each pattern may be color-coded or hatched in order to distinguish each pattern.

Also in the above case, the same operation as the above embodiment,
It is possible to exert an effect.

(2) In the above embodiment, the case of creating a spine cover of a file has been described, but the present invention is not limited to this, and covers such as CDs, MDs, FDs, MOs, cassette tapes, classification tables, and labels. It can also be applied to the case of creating the like, and also in this case, the same operation and effect as described above can be obtained. In this case, as shown in FIG.
A printing mount is created in accordance with the largest of the CDs and the like, and perforations are provided at positions corresponding to the respective sizes of the CD, MD, FD, MO, cassette tape and the like. Specifically, since it may be attached to a case as a cover or a classification table, or may be directly attached to a medium as a label, perforations are provided according to the respective sizes. In FIG. 4, perforations are arranged so as to spread upward around the lower end of the center of the printing mount, of which the perforations 11A and 11B are CDs.
These are vertical and horizontal perforations corresponding to a cover or the like mounted on the case and including a spine cover. Similarly, the perforations 12A and 12B are vertical and horizontal perforations corresponding to a cover or the like attached to the CD case that does not include the spine cover portion. Perforations 13A and 13B are vertical and horizontal perforations corresponding to a cover or the like attached to the case of the cassette tape. Perforations 14A and 14B are vertical and horizontal perforations corresponding to a cover or the like attached to the MO case. The perforations 15A and 15B are vertical and horizontal perforations corresponding to the label to be attached to the MO or FD itself. Perforations 16A, 16
B is a vertical and horizontal perforation corresponding to a cover or the like attached to the MD case. The perforations 17A and 17B (the perforations 17B are a part of the perforations 16B) are M.
It is perforations in the vertical and horizontal directions corresponding to the label for sticking to D itself. Perforations 18A and 18B are vertical and horizontal perforations corresponding to the label to be attached to the cassette tape itself.

An adhesive layer is provided on the back surface (the surface opposite to the printing surface) of this printing mount so as to have a function as a sticking label. Since the adhesive layer is not required when used as a cover or classification table, it may be divided into a case used as a cover and a case used as a label. That is, when it is used only as a cover sheet, perforations are provided as shown in FIG. 5 without an adhesive layer, and when it is used only as a label, perforations are provided and an adhesive layer is provided as shown in FIG. It may be provided.

As a result, after the necessary information is printed or handwritten, the printing mount is cut out at the perforations according to the size of the CD or the like and mounted on the case of the CD or the like.
It may be directly attached to a cassette tape or the like by an adhesive layer provided on the back surface.

In addition to the above, the present invention can be applied to any items such as boxes, bags and notebooks for organizing and storing objects and information.
It is possible to exert an effect.

Further, also in this modification, the perforations are arranged so as to spread to the periphery with the center of the printing mount as a reference, or to spread to the other end with one end as a reference. Good.

(3) In the above embodiment, the printing mount 1
I printed the contents of the file and information for classification on
In addition to this, the print reference position for A4 files, B5
Other information such as a mark indicating a print reference position for a file, a print reference position in the case of left-justified printing, and the like may be printed.

(4) In the above-described embodiment, only the register mark 3 which is a standard for cutting is printed to represent the size of the spine of the file.
You may print the frame line which shows the whole size.

[0057]

As described above in detail, according to the present invention,
It has the following effects.

(1) A plurality of fine perforations are provided on the backing sheet for printing in a superimposed manner in accordance with the size of the back cover sheet, and after printing or handwriting the necessary information, the backing sheet for printing is placed on the back cover sheet of the file. Since it cuts out with perforations matching the size,
It becomes possible to easily create spine covers of files of various sizes, labels such as CDs, and the like with a single printing mount.

(2) Since the perforations are fine, and there are no lines that interfere with the print results of the perforations in the printed or handwritten parts, the spine cover, label, etc. after the creation should be perforated. There is no difference in appearance even when compared to normal spine covers and the like.

(3) Since the perforations do not penetrate between the front and back sides of the printing mount, ink does not bleed from the perforations to the back side, and even if a printing mistake occurs on the front side of the printing mount, the Printing can be redone.

(4) Since the printing mount is provided with a print margin, the printed contents are not interrupted near the edges or edges of the printing mount, and the design is applied to the entire printing mount. You can

(5) Since the adhesive layer is provided on the back surface of the printing mount, it can be attached as a label to any place.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram showing a printing mount before printing on which nothing is printed and a printing mount on which contents of a spine cover are printed.

FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram showing a printing mount having perforations of a pattern according to a first modification.

FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram showing a printing mount having perforations of a pattern according to a second modification.

FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram showing a printing mount having perforations of a pattern according to a third modification.

FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram showing a printing mount having perforations of a pattern according to a fourth modification.

FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram showing a printing mount having perforations of a pattern according to a fifth modification.

[Explanation of symbols]

1: Mount for printing, 2: Perforation, 3: Registration mark.

─────────────────────────────────────────────────── ─── Continuation of front page (72) Inventor Ryo Kondo 2-10-18 Higashikanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo Inside King Jim Co., Ltd. (56) References 62-116890 (JP, U) -50983 (JP, U) Actually open 53-56230 (JP, U) Actually open 60-5866 (JP, U) Actually open 3-64764 (JP, U) Actually open 6-34976 (JP, U) ) (58) Fields investigated (Int.Cl. ⁷ , DB name) B42F 21/04-21/06 B42D 15/00 301

Claims (10)

(57) [Claims] 1. A backing sheet for printing or handwriting characters or the like for use as a spine heading, a label or the like, which has a fine perforation that does not hinder the printing result and has a size such as a spine cover or a label. Accordingly , a plurality of perforations are provided in advance so as to overlap each other, and the perforations are provided so as not to penetrate between the front and back surfaces . 2. The printing mount according to claim 1, wherein the spine, the label, etc. are formed to be larger than the largest size and have the same size as the largest size when cut. , A printing mount having perforations provided in one or both of the vertical direction. 3. The printing mount according to claim 1, wherein the printing mount is formed to be larger than the largest size of the spine cover, the label, etc., and has the same size as the largest size when cut. A printing mount having perforations in one or both of the left and right directions. 4. The printing mount according to claim 1, wherein the spine, the label, etc. are formed to be larger than the largest size and have the same size as the largest size when cut out. , A mount for printing, which is provided with perforations in four directions of up, down, left and right. 5. A printing mount according to claim 1 or 2, as much as possible the largest same size as that of smaller size than the size of such the spine or labels when cut, the vertical one or A printing mount, wherein one or more perforations are provided on both sides. 6. The printing mount according to claim 1 or 3 , in which one of the left and right directions is the same as the size of the spine cover, label or the like smaller than the largest size when cut out. A printing mount, wherein one or more perforations are provided on both sides. 7. The printing mount according to claim 1 or 4 , wherein when cut out, it has the same size as a smaller size than the largest size of the spine cover, label, etc. In addition, a printing mount that is provided with a plurality of perforations. 8. A printing mount to the printing mount according to any one of claims 1 to 7, characterized by providing an adhesive layer on the surface opposite the printing surface. 9. The printing mount according to any one of claims 1 to 8 , wherein an interval between a set of perforations in the vertical direction, or one of the perforations in the vertical direction and a direction opposite thereto. The mount for printing is characterized in that the distance between the upper and lower sides of the sheet corresponds to the size in the height direction of the spine heading or label. 10. A printing mount according to any one of claims 1 to 8, a set of perforations in the interval with a left-right direction, or either one of the left and right direction perforation and opposite direction thereto An interval between the paper and the left or right side of the sheet corresponds to the size in the width direction of the spine heading or label, etc.