JP3562694B2 - Delivery slip continuous form - Google Patents

Description

[0001]
TECHNICAL FIELD OF THE INVENTION
The present invention relates to a continuous form of a delivery slip used for delivery management of a delivery.
[0002]
[Problems to be solved by the invention]
2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, in a delivery slip used for delivery management of a delivery, a sticky sheet to be attached to the delivery is used as a backing sheet, a delivery note (a form used when delivery workers perform delivery work), a receipt (A form for receiving the receipt stamp) and an affixed form (a form for attaching to the delivery and displaying the delivery information on the delivery side) are superimposed and bound, and the delivery information described from the top level is It had a copy configuration that was simultaneously copied to each form. Then, a printer is used to efficiently write the delivery information for the delivery slip, and a continuous form in which one unit of the delivery slip is continuous in a plurality of units so that the delivery slip can be continuously sent to the printer is used. Have been.
[0003]
However, in the conventional delivery slip continuous form, invoices, receipts, pasted slips, and tack papers overlap at the separation part of the delivery slips, and a separation perforation is punched in the area where many such slips overlap. The separation section is hardened because it is installed, and even if perforations are formed, there are many ties (between cuts) between the perforations and each delivery slip can be easily made. There was a disadvantage that they could not be separated. Further, when storing the continuous delivery slip form, the separating portion is folded and folded using the separating portion as a fold. However, the separating portion is hard and tends to be folded. Then, once the separating portion has a habit, it is sent to the transfer process inside the printer with tenting (a state in which the separating portion rises due to the habit), and inside the printer, The problem that the separation portion is caught or torn easily occurs.
Further, in the above-mentioned delivery slip, tack paper having release paper and having relatively high material cost is used only as a means for attaching the attached slip to the delivery, and it is not possible to raise the price of the entire delivery slip. There was also an economic point.
In view of the above circumstances, the present invention makes it possible to easily separate individual delivery slips in a continuous delivery slip form, and to make effective use of tack paper by preventing the above-mentioned tenting from occurring in a continuous form drawn from a folded state. It is an object of the present invention to provide an inexpensive delivery slip that is easy to use, has good feed suitability to a printer, and has a low cost.
[0004]
[Means for Solving the Problems]
The present invention has been made in consideration of the above-described problems, and describes an invoice, a receipt, and a tag on which an adhesive is applied to the back surface, which has a copy configuration in which description information from the top is provided so as to be simultaneously copied. In the delivery form continuous form in which the delivery form stacked in order is one unit, and the plurality of units of the delivery form are separably connected, the invoice, the receipt form, and the tag form of each of the delivery forms are along the form connecting direction. The first binding portion provided on one side is detachably bound, and the invoice and the receipt are separable at the second binding portion provided on the other side along the form connecting direction. The invoice and the receipt are integrally provided so as to be separable from the first binding portion, and the receipt is cut out along respective upper and lower sides orthogonal to the form connecting direction. The vertical dimension in the form connecting direction is provided shorter than the vertical dimension of the invoice and the tag, and the invoice that overlaps this receipt is releasably attached to the upper and lower sides of the tag via the notch. It is an object of the present invention to solve the above-mentioned problem by providing a delivery form continuous form characterized in that a side of the receipt form on the side of the second binding portion is releasably attached to a tag form.
[0005]
Next, the present invention will be described in detail based on the embodiment shown in FIGS.
In the drawing, reference numeral 1 denotes a delivery form continuous form, which is formed such that one unit of the delivery form 2 is separated into a plurality of units and separated by a separation unit 3 formed of a perforation for separation. It is. As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, each delivery slip 2 is composed of a plurality of invoices 4, a receipt 5, and a tag (affixed slip) 6, which are sequentially stacked. 5, a delivery information description section 7 is provided on each surface of the tag 6 so as to vertically overlap each other, and the delivery information described in the delivery information description section 7 from the top is the lower order form, in the illustrated example, It has a copy configuration that can be copied simultaneously to each of the delivery information entry sections 7 of the receipt 5 and the tag 6.
[0006]
In the delivery slip continuation form 1 in which the delivery slip 2 having the above configuration is continuous with the separating section 3 as a boundary, the tag 6 is replaced with a tag form 6A which is continuous with the separating section 3 as a boundary, and has the same shape as the tag 6. A receipt form 5A in which a plurality of receipts 5 are connected by a paper feed section is arranged between the sent invoice 4 and a continuous invoice form 4A with the separating section 3 as a boundary. The invoice 4, the receipt 5, and the tag 6 are arranged so that the delivery slip 2 is configured so as to correspond to the up-down direction. Note that the tag 6 includes a release paper 9 that removably covers the adhesive 8 applied to the back surface, and is configured as a tack paper (see FIG. 3).
As described above, in the delivery slip 2 of each unit formed by superimposing the invoice 4 of each form, the receipt 5 and the tag 6, the invoice 4, the receipt 5 and the tag 6 are connected to the form. The sheet is bound by an adhesive 10 applied linearly on one side along the direction, and a perforation 11 for cutting is formed in the invoice 4 and the receipt 5 along the adhesive 10. A first binding portion 12 formed by binding the three forms 4, 5, 6 so as to be separable by the adhesive 10 and the cut perforation 11 is provided on one side along the form connecting direction.
In addition, the invoice 4 and the receipt 5 are bound on the side opposite to the first binding portion 12 and on the other side along the form connecting direction. As shown in FIG. 4, the side of the invoice 4 and the receipt 5 on the side facing the first binding unit 12 is bound with an adhesive 13, and further along the adhesive 13. A cutting perforation 14 is formed, and the invoice 4 and the receipt 5 are separated by the binding with the adhesive 13 and the perforation of the cutting perforation 14 facing the first binding portion 12. A second binding portion 15 for binding as possible is provided. As described above, the invoice 4 and the receipt 5 are separably bound by the second binding unit 15 and bound by the first binding unit 12 so as to be separable. It is provided so that it can be separated from the first binding section 12, that is, from the tag 6, while the receipt 5 is integrated with the receipt 5.
[0007]
In addition, the invoice 4 and the receipt 5 can be separated from the tag 6 when necessary, while a method of stably superimposing the tag 6 is maintained. I have. As shown in the figure, the receipt 5 has cutouts 18 along upper and lower sides 16, 17 orthogonal to the form connecting direction, and by providing the upper and lower cutouts 18, The receipt 5 has a shorter vertical dimension in the form connection direction than the vertical dimensions of the invoice 4 and the tag 6. As described above, the receipts 5 are connected by the sheet feeding unit at the time of the continuous form, and the cutout 18 does not reach the first binding unit 12.
The invoice 4 to be superimposed on the receipt slip 5 has the upper and lower sides 19 and 20 attached to the upper and lower sides 21 and 22 of the tag 6 through the notch 18 via an adhesive 23 exhibiting a peelable adhesive force. The side of the receipt 5 on the side of the cutting perforation 14 in the second binding portion 15 is also peeled off to the portion corresponding to the side 24 of the tag 6 via the adhesive 23 in the same manner. It is stuck together if possible.
Between the receipt 5 and the tag 6, the upper side 16 and the lower side 17 of the receipt 5 are releasably bonded to the opposing portions of the tag 6 via an adhesive 23 having a weak adhesive force. The invoice 4 and the receipt 5 are stably superimposed on the tag 6 by the bonding via the adhesive 23. Needless to say, the invoice 4 and the receipt 5 can be easily peeled off from the tag 6 by raising it from the second binding portion 15.
[0008]
When using the delivery slip 2 having the above configuration, necessary delivery information is described in the delivery information description section 7 of the invoice 4 (at this time, the delivery information is also copied to the delivery information description section of the lower order form at the same time). Then, the release paper 9 is peeled off from the slit 25 (slit having a depth that does not divide the release paper) inserted into the tag slip 6 so as to correspond to the second binding portion 15 by using the side portion as a fingerhold and delivered. Stick it to things. In the course of the delivery, as shown in FIG. 5, the invoice 4 and the receipt 5 are integrated with the second binding portion 15 that binds the invoice 4 and the receipt 5 together. It is separated from the tag 6 in the state. In addition, as shown in FIG. 5, each sheet feeding unit on the side of the second binding unit has been removed in advance. The delivery information is described on the tag 6 attached to the delivery, and the delivery itself is handled based on the information described on the tag 6. The removed invoice 4 and receipt 5 are separated from each other, and a delivery worker performs a delivery operation based on the information on one invoice 4, and on the other hand, in the receipt 5, the delivery Make sure you receive a receipt when you get it. Thus, the delivery of the delivery is completed.
[0009]
In the delivery form continuous form 1 before the delivery form 2 is separated into individual pieces, only the invoice 4 and the tag 6 are superimposed in the separation section 3 of the delivery form 2 , and the tie at the separation perforation is used. There are few parts and it can be easily separated into the delivery slips 2 for each unit. Further, even when the invoice 4 and the tag 6 are overlapped and the separating section 3 provided with a perforation for separation is folded and folded, the number of stacked sheets is extremely small (two sheets of the invoice 4 and the tag 6 ). For this reason, it is easy to bend, and even when the folded delivery slip continuous form 1 is pulled out, the folding form is not formed and a smooth separating portion 3 is obtained.
[0010]
【The invention's effect】
As described above, the delivery form continuous form of the present invention is a form in which the description information from the top is provided with a copy configuration provided so as to be able to copy at the same time, a receipt form, and a tag form having an adhesive applied to the back surface. Is a delivery slip formed by sequentially stacking a plurality of delivery slips as one unit, and the delivery slips of the plurality of units are separably connected to each other, and the invoice, receipt, and tag of each delivery slip are form-connected. A second binding portion, which is separably bound at a first binding portion provided on one side along the direction, and wherein the invoice and the receipt are provided on the other side along the form connecting direction. The invoice and the receipt are integrally provided so as to be separable from the first binding portion, and the receipt is arranged along upper and lower sides orthogonal to the form connecting direction. With the notch, the vertical dimension in the form connection direction is provided shorter than the vertical dimension of the invoice and the tag, and the invoice that overlaps this receipt can be peeled off at the upper and lower sides of the tag through the notch. , And the side of the receipt on the side of the second binding portion is releasably attached to the tag. As described above, in the continuous delivery form, the connection portion of the delivery forms in the connection direction is only the overlap between the invoice and the tag, and if a perforation for separation or the like is formed in the portion where the number of overlaps is small, the sewing machine can be used. The separation operation can be easily performed utilizing the eyes. In addition, since the number of overlapping portions at the connection portion is small and the rigidity is not high, even if it is bent at the perforation portion, it is difficult to have a folding habit, tenting when pulling out a delivery form continuous form does not occur, and it is suitable for feeding to a printer etc. Can be improved.
Furthermore, in the case of a delivery slip, a tag is attached to a delivery, so there is no need to use conventional tack paper as a backing sheet, thereby reducing material costs and providing an inexpensive delivery slip. It has an effect excellent in practicality.
[Brief description of the drawings]
FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of a delivery slip continuous form according to the present invention in a separated state.
FIG. 2 is an explanatory view showing the same example with a part cut away.
FIG. 3 is an explanatory diagram showing a cross section along a connecting direction.
FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram showing a cross section along a direction orthogonal to a connecting direction.
FIG. 5 is an explanatory diagram showing a use form of a delivery slip.
[Explanation of symbols]
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Delivery slip continuous form 2 ... Delivery slip 3 ... Separation part 4 ... Invoice 5 ... Receipt slip 6 ... Tag slip 12 ... First binding part 15 ... Second binding part 18 ... Notch part 23 ... Adhesive

Claims (1)

A delivery slip formed by sequentially stacking an invoice, a receipt and a tag with an adhesive applied to the back side, which has a copy configuration provided so that the written information from the top can be simultaneously copied, is defined as one unit. In the delivery form continuation form in which the delivery form of the
The invoice, receipt, and tag of each of the delivery slips are separably bound by a first binding unit provided on one side along the form connecting direction, and the invoice and the receipt are in the form connecting direction. It is bound separably at the second binding portion provided on the other side along the side, and the invoice and the receipt are provided integrally and separably from the first binding portion,
The receipt is provided with a notch along each of the upper and lower sides perpendicular to the form connection direction, and the vertical dimension in the form connection direction is provided shorter than the vertical dimension of the invoice and the tag, and the invoice overlapping the receipt is: A delivery slip, wherein upper and lower sides are releasably bonded to the upper and lower sides of the tag slip through the notch portion, and a side of the receipt slip on the side of the second binding portion is peelably bonded to the tag slip. Continuous form.

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