JP4063846B2 - Postcards that can be used for name tags - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a postcard that can be used for a name tag, in particular, it can also be used as a name tag after being used as a postcard. As a postcard, it can be used as an invitation or a guide for seminars and events. Relates to postcards that can be used for name tags used for attendees of such seminars and events.

  In the past, when seminars and events were held exclusively for members and designated persons, invitations or guidance were given to the members or designated persons who can attend the seminar or event from the seminar or event owner. If a member or a designated person attending the seminar or event with a letter of invitation or invitation is sent to the seminar or event venue, the member or designated person must be identified. In order to be able to confirm, it is often requested that a name tag indicating that it is a member or a designated person is distributed and that the name tag is attached at a seminar or event venue.

  In this case, the invitation or guidance letter sent to the member or the designated person by the organizer of the seminar or event is usually sent in a sealed form with an invitation or guidance letter in the envelope. However, in some cases, instead of sending out such invitations or invitations, they are also sent out as invitation postcards or guidance postcards in which invitations or invitations are printed.

  When this type of seminar or event is held, as the work to be carried out by the supervisor, before the date of the seminar or event, the dispatch work to send out invitations or invitations to members or designated persons, There is preparation work to prepare name tags to be provided to members attending the event and designated persons, and on the day of the seminar or event, the members who attended the seminar or event or those who were decided to bring Based on invitations or invitations, the name tag corresponding to the attendee is selected and handed over to the person, and if there are more attendees at seminars or events, The work will take a considerable amount of time, especially the handing of name tags to attendees on the day of the seminar or event must be done within a set time. There is also a case to be hard work of Rakanari.

  In order to solve such a situation, means for efficiently performing the preparatory work and the handing work and reducing the work burden on the supervisor side has already been proposed. As an example, Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 10-6665 discloses. There is an email form with a card disclosed.

  The means disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 10-6665 uses an email form with a card having a card portion that can be separated by cutting into a partial area of a form as an invitation or a guide. In the card section, the company or name of the recipient of the invitation or invitation is recorded, and if the attendee of the seminar or event brings this card-attached mail form to the seminar or event venue, The card part is separated from the mail form that was brought, and the detached card part can be directly attached to the attendee's chest as a name tag.

In addition to this, when attending seminars and events, bring your own business card with the invitation or invitation to the seminar or event venue, and prepare the business card you brought in the seminar or event venue in advance. A simple means of inserting a name card holder into a name tag holder and using the name card instead of the name card by hanging the name card holder on which the name card is inserted on the neck is also considered.
Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 10-6665

  By the way, the means disclosed in Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 10-6665 separates the card part from the mail form brought by the attendee on the day of the seminar or event, and attaches the detached card part to the attendee's chest as a name tag as it is. The handing of name tags can be considerably simplified, and the work burden on the host of seminars and events can be reduced accordingly. Therefore, it is difficult to form a separable card part in the form, and in addition, when sending invitations or invitations, it is necessary to send them in sealed form, so communication costs are low. It becomes expensive.

  In addition, the simple means of using the name card instead of the name card is simply to insert the name card brought by the attendee into the name card holder prepared in advance on the day of the seminar or event. Although handing work is considerably simplified, it can be expected that the work burden on the host side of seminars and events will be reduced, but in the preparatory work for the host side to prepare a name card holder to insert a business card, simply use the name tag Manufacturing a name tag holder compared to manufacturing requires a lot of manufacturing processes at the time of manufacturing, resulting in an increase in manufacturing cost, and also for collecting name tag holders after seminars and events. There are problems such as taking a lot of time and not being able to collect all items, and furthermore, since business cards are used as name cards, There is also a problem in that dress and telephone number, personal information such as address leaked.

  The present invention has been made in view of such a technical background. The purpose of the present invention is to use a postcard that can be used as an invitation or guidance postcard and then used as a name tag with a slight modification. It is to provide a postcard that can be obtained at a low price including the communication cost when using a postcard and can be used for a name tag that does not leak personal information.

  In order to achieve the above object, the postcard that can be used for the name tag according to the present invention forms a hollow portion between the front cover surface and the back paper surface by adhering the peripheral areas facing the front cover surface and the back paper surface, A ring-shaped string, a part of which is engaged in the cavity, and the remaining most of which is housed so as to be able to be led out from the cavity, is arranged. A company name, department name, and name description area are provided in the lower part, and a guidance sentence description area is provided on the front side of the back cover, at a substantially middle portion in the longitudinal direction of the cover and the back cover. 1st component means comprised so that the ring-shaped string can be derived | led-out from a part of the bending part, when a bending part is formed and the said cover surface and the said back paper surface are bent along the bending part. It comprises.

  In this case, in the first component means, a bent portion formed at a substantially intermediate portion in the longitudinal direction between the front cover surface and the back paper surface is formed at a position closer to the upper side than the intermediate portion in the longitudinal direction, and the back paper surface A cutting die sandwiching portion is formed in the lower end region of the cover sheet, and when the cover sheet surface and the back paper surface are folded along the folding portion, the front end region of the cover sheet surface is configured to be able to be sandwiched by the cutting mold sandwiching portion. It is what.

  In order to achieve the above object, the postcard that can be used for the name tag according to the present invention has at least a peripheral region of the front cover surface and the back paper surface bonded to each other to form a hollow portion between the front cover surface and the back paper surface. Formed, a part of the cavity is engaged in the cavity, and the remaining most has a ring-shaped string stored in the cavity so that it can be led out, and the address is written on the upper part of the cover. An area is provided with a company name, department name, and name description area at the lower part thereof, and a guide sentence description area is provided on the back side upper area of the cover page and the subsequent back page, and the cover page. A cut-out portion is formed along the upper side of the bonding area between the front cover surface and the back paper surface, and the front cover surface is divided into two along the cut-out portion. , One of its cutout parts Comprising a second configuration means being configured to derive the string from.

  Furthermore, in order to achieve the above-mentioned object, the postcard that can be used for the name tag according to the present invention has an address description area in the upper part on the front side of the paper, and a company name, department name, and name description area in the lower part. And a guide sentence description area provided on the back side of the paper, in a substantially middle part in the longitudinal direction of the paper, and a boundary portion between the address description area and the company name, department name, and name description area A cut-out portion is formed, and the cut-out portion has a string attaching portion protruding in a semicircular shape from the lower portion when the paper surface is divided into an upper portion and a lower portion along the cut portion. In this semicircular string attachment portion, the strap is composed of an adhesive portion and a ring-shaped cord, and both ends of the cord are bonded to a cord adhesive member fixed to the adhesive portion. 3 component means That.

  As described above, according to the postcard that can be used for the name tag according to the present invention, it can be used as an invitation postcard or a postcard for a seminar or an event when it is initially in a postcard state. Can be used as a name tag with a slight modification to the used invitation postcards or information postcards brought by, which can reduce the workload on the host side at various stages associated with seminars and events. In addition, since it is a postcard at the time of communication, the communication cost is lower than that of a sealed letter, and since it is a postcard having a simple configuration, the manufacturing cost is also low, such as an address, telephone number, e-mail, etc. Since there is no entry field for personal information, it is possible to prevent personal information from leaking, and the name tag can be used at the end of a seminar or event. There is an effect that there is no need to perform.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

  FIGS. 1 (a), (b), (c) and FIGS. 2 (a), (b) are a first embodiment of a postcard that can be used for a name tag according to the present invention. FIG. 1A is a front side state of a postcard before folding, FIG. 1B is a front side state of a name tag after folding, and FIG. 1C is a name tag when a string is led out from the folded portion. FIG. 2A shows the back side state of the postcard before folding, and FIG. 1B shows the back side state of the name tag after folding.

  As shown in FIG. 1 (a) and FIG. 2 (a), a postcard that can be used for the name tag according to the first embodiment is folded along the central portion of the paper surface that is twice the size of the postcard. A cover-shaped portion between the cover surface 1 and the back paper surface 2 in which the cover surface 1 and the back paper surface 2 of a postcard size are formed and the peripheral regions facing each other are bonded together. Forms a cavity (not shown in FIGS. 1 and 2). On the front cover 1, an address description area 3 is provided on the upper side of the front side (exposed side), and a company name, department name, and name description area 4 are provided on the lower side of the front side. Further, on the front side (exposed side) of the back paper surface 2, a guide sentence description area 5 is provided in the same manner as a normal postcard.

  The front cover surface 1 and the back paper surface 2 are formed with a bent portion 6 at a substantially intermediate portion in the longitudinal direction, preferably a portion slightly above the intermediate portion, and the bent portion 6 has the front cover surface 1 side at both ends thereof. A straight portion 6 (1) and a semicircular protruding portion 6 (2) in the middle region between the two straight portions 6 (1) are formed, and the back paper surface 2 side is entirely straight portions 6 (3). It is formed to become. The front cover 1 has a barcode 9 printed on the lower part thereof. A ring-shaped string 7 is preliminarily accommodated in a hollow portion between the cover sheet surface 1 and the back sheet surface 2 so that the ring-shaped string 7 can be taken out. Part 8 is formed. In addition, the back paper surface 2 is formed with a semicircular sandwiching portion 10 at the lower portion thereof. In this case, the temporary fixing portion 7 (1) provided on the ring-shaped string 7 is temporarily bonded to the hollow portion side of the semicircular protruding portion 6 (2), and the ring-shaped string 7 is temporarily fixed in the hollow portion. Has been.

  As shown in FIGS. 1B and 2B, when the postcard is folded along the folded portion 6, the lower portion 11 and the upper portion 12 of the postcard are integrated with each other, and the lower portion 11 is The lower region 11 (1) of the cover page 1 comes out on the surface, and the upper portion 12 comes out of the upper region 12 (1) of the cover surface 1 and the shape when folded is the name tag It becomes size. When this folding is performed, the tip of the upper portion 12 of the postcard is sandwiched between the semicircular sandwiching portions 10 formed on the lower portion of the backing paper 2 and the lower portion 11 of the postcard after being folded The upper portion 12 is integrated with the front and back. Further, when this folding is performed, the semicircular protruding portion 6 (2) provided on the cover surface 1 side remains in an upright state from the folded name tag, and the semicircular protruding portion 6 ( 2) If the temporary fixing portion 7 (1) of the ring-shaped string 7 temporarily fixed and joined to the semi-circular protruding portion 6 (2) is removed, the temporary fixing portion 7 (1) is pulled out from the cavity. As shown in FIG. 1 (c), most of the ring-shaped string 7 comes out of the name tag, so that the ring-shaped string 7 can be used as a name tag for seminars and events by hanging on the neck. . When the ring-shaped string 7 is taken out in a state in which a part of the ring-shaped string 7 is engaged with the substantially triangular engagement portion 8, the entire ring-shaped string 7 is removed from the name tag. Never go out.

  In addition, in order to prevent the semicircular protruding portion 6 (3) from unintentionally coming out when the book postcard is bent by a conveyance roller or the like in an automatic conveyance device path such as a zip code reader, A part or the whole of the postcard surface can be covered with a seal or the like for preventing popping out.

  In this case, the barcode 9 printed and formed on the lower part of the cover page 1 is for the seminar or event organizer to obtain data on attendees of the seminar or event by reading the barcode 9. Instead of printing the barcode 9, an IC chip may be embedded.

  In addition, this name tag can be used as it is without being put in a special holder when using it at a seminar or event, but in some cases it can be used in a simple holder. Is also possible.

  Next, FIG. 3 is an explanatory view showing a previous state when the postcard shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 is formed.

  Hereinafter, the process of creating a postcard will be described with reference to the explanatory diagram shown in FIG.

  First, a paper surface 13 that is twice as large as the postcard size is prepared and folded along a fold line 13 (1) provided at the center of the paper surface 13 to form a cover surface 1 and a back paper surface 2 of a postcard size. To do. A semicircular shape in the middle region between the two straight line portions 6 (1) and 6 (1) on the front cover surface 1 side at a substantially intermediate portion in the longitudinal direction of the front cover surface 1 and the back cover surface 2. A bent portion 6 is formed from the protruding portion 6 (2), a bent portion 6 having only a straight portion 6 (3) is formed on the back paper surface 2 side, and a substantially triangular engagement is formed on the lower portion of the cover surface 1 A portion 8 is formed, and a semicircular sandwiching portion 10 is formed in the lower portion of the backing paper surface 2. Subsequently, the ring-shaped string 7 is disposed on the inner side (non-exposed surface side) of the cover page 1. At that time, a part of the ring-shaped string 7 is engaged with the engagement portion 8 having a substantially triangular shape. The temporarily fixed portion 7 (1) provided on the string 7 is temporarily bonded to the semicircular protruding portion 6 (2), so that the ring-shaped string 7 is arranged so as not to be detached from the inside of the cover surface 1.

  Thereafter, the peripheral regions 13 (2) facing the front cover surface 1 and the back paper surface 2 are bonded together to form a hollow portion inside the front cover surface 1 and the back paper surface 2, and a ring-shaped string 7 is formed in the hollow portion. A postcard is formed so as to be stored. In this case, the printing of the address in the address description area 3, the company name, department name, the company name, the department name, the name in the name description area 4, and the guidance text in the guidance description area 5 It can be done at any point in the process of creating a postcard.

  Next, FIGS. 4 (a), (b), (c), and (d) are plan views showing a main configuration of a second embodiment of a postcard that can be used for a name tag according to the present invention. (A) is the front side state of the postcard before separation, (b) is the front side state of the name tag after separation, (c) is the front side state of the name tag after separation, and (d) is the name tag when the string is derived. The back side state of each is shown.

  As shown in FIG. 4A, a postcard that can be used for the name tag according to the second embodiment is formed with a cover surface 14 and a back paper surface 15 of a postcard size. A part of the peripheral area facing each other and a part of the peripheral area of the separation part 19 described later are bonded and bonded, and the bag-shaped part between the cover sheet surface 14 and the back sheet surface 15 has a lower cavity part and an upper cavity part (see FIG. (Not shown in FIG. 4). The cover page 14 is provided with an address description area 16 on the upper side of the front side (exposed side) and a company name, department name, and name description area 17 on the lower side of the front side. Further, on the front side (exposed side) of the back paper surface 15, at least a part thereof is provided with a guide sentence description area 18 in the same manner as a normal postcard.

  The cover surface 14 and the back paper surface 15 have a cut-off portion 19 formed at a substantially middle portion in the longitudinal direction. The cut-off portion 19 includes a straight portion 19 (1) having two sides on the front cover surface 14 side and two straight portions 19. It is formed so as to consist of a semicircular protruding portion 19 (2) in the intermediate region of (1), and is formed so that the entire back paper surface 2 side is a straight portion. The front cover 14 has a barcode 20 printed on the lower portion thereof. In the lower cavity between the cover surface 14 and the back paper surface 15, a ring-shaped string 21 is preliminarily stored in a removable state, and a substantially triangular shape that engages a part of the ring-shaped string 21. An engaging portion 22 is formed. Also in this case, as in the first embodiment, the temporary fixing portion 21 (1) provided on the ring-shaped string 21 is temporarily fixed to the semicircular protruding portion 19 (2). Thus, the ring-shaped string 21 is temporarily fixed in the lower cavity.

  As shown in FIG. 4B, when the postcard is separated along the separation part 19, the lower part 23 and the upper part 24 of the postcard are separated, and the shape of the lower part 23 when separated is the name tag. It becomes size.

  In addition, as shown in FIG. 4C, when this separation is performed, the semicircular protruding portion 19 (2) provided on the cover page 14 side is upright from the name tag constituted by the separation. It will remain. And the temporary fixing part 21 (1) of the ring-shaped string 21 is temporarily fixed to the semicircular protruding portion 19 (2).

  Thereafter, as shown in FIG. 4 (d), the temporary fixing portion 21 (1) of the ring-shaped string 21 temporarily bonded to the semicircular protruding portion 19 (2) is attached to the semicircular protruding portion 19. If it is removed from (2) and pulled out from the inside of the lower cavity with the temporary fixing portion 19 (1), most of the ring-shaped string 21 comes out of the name tag, so the ring-shaped string 21 is hung on the neck. It can be used as a name tag for seminars and events. k In this case as well, when the ring-shaped string 21 is taken out, if the ring-shaped string 21 is partly engaged with the engagement part 22 having a substantially triangular shape, the entire ring-shaped string 21 is removed. Never go outside the name tag.

  Next, FIGS. 5 (a), (b), and (c) are a third embodiment of a postcard that can be used for a name tag according to the present invention, and are plan views showing the configuration of the main part thereof. ) Shows the front side state of the postcard before separation, (b) shows the front side state of the name tag after separation, and (c) shows the front side state when a string is attached to the name tag after separation.

  As shown in FIG. 5A, a postcard that can be used for the name tag according to the third embodiment is a postcard-sized paper surface 25 formed with a postcard-sized paper surface 25. The company name, department name, and name entry area 27 are provided in the lower part on the front side of the paper 25. In addition, the back side of the paper surface 25 is provided with a guide sentence description area 28 at least in a part thereof as in a normal postcard.

  The paper surface 25 is formed with a cut-out portion 29 at a substantially intermediate portion in the longitudinal direction, and this cut-off portion 29 is a half-space in the intermediate region between the straight portion 29 (1) and the two straight portions 29 (1) on both ends. It is formed so as to consist of a circular protruding portion 29 (2). The bar code 30 is printed and formed on the lower portion of the paper surface 25.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 5B, when the postcard is cut along the cut-off portion 29, the lower portion 30 and the upper portion 31 of the postcard are separated, and the shape of the lower portion 30 when separated. Becomes the name tag size. When this separation is performed, the semicircular projecting portion 29 (2) remains in an upright state from the name tag which is the lower portion 30 formed by the separation.

  Thereafter, as shown in FIG. 5 (c), a ring-shaped string 32 having a bonding part 33 bonded to a part thereof is prepared, and the bonding part 33 bonded to a part of the ring-shaped string 32 is formed into a semicircular shape. The ring-shaped string 32 is attached to the name tag. The name tag to which the ring-shaped string 32 is attached as described above can be used as a name tag for seminars and events by hanging the ring-shaped string 32 around the neck.

  Thus, postcards that can be used for the name tags according to the first embodiment, the second embodiment, and the third embodiment are postcards or invitation postcards or guidance postcards for seminars and events when in the postcard state. It can be used, and in seminars and event venues, used invitation postcards or information postcards brought by attendees can be folded or separated, and a ring-shaped string can be easily removed when folding or separating. By adhering, it becomes possible to use a neck-type name tag, and it is possible to create an invitation postcard or information postcard used at that time through a simple production process at a low cost, so seminars and events It is said that the work burden and economic burden on the host side at various stages accompanying the holding can be greatly reduced. There is an effect.

  In addition, postcards that can be used for name tags can be used as postcards for communication, so communication costs are lower than for sealed letters, and when used as name tags, personal information such as addresses, telephone numbers, and e-mails can be used. Since there is no entry column or it is hidden, personal information can be prevented from leaking, and there is also an effect that it is not necessary to collect the name tag holder at the host side at the end of the seminar or event. Further, if the string is made of paper string, all the name tags are made of paper material, and the name tag can be easily collected and recycled.

It is 1st Embodiment of the postcard which can be used for the name tag by this invention, Comprising: It is a front side top view which shows the principal part structure. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS It is 1st Embodiment of the postcard which can be used for the name tag by this invention, Comprising: It is a back side top view which shows the principal part structure. It is explanatory drawing which shows the front state at the time of forming the postcard illustrated in FIG. 1, FIG. It is 2nd Embodiment of the postcard which can be used for the name tag by this invention, Comprising: It is a top view which shows the principal part structure. It is 3rd Embodiment of the postcard which can be used for the name tag by this invention, Comprising: It is a top view which shows the principal part structure.

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1, 14, 25 Front cover 2, 15 Back cover 3, 16, 26 Address description area 4, 17, 27 Business company name, department name, name description area 5, 18, 28 Guide sentence description area 6 Bent part 6 ( 1), 19 (1), 29 (1) Linear portion 6 (2), 19 (2), 29 (2) Semi-circular protruding portion 7, 21, 32 Ring-shaped string 7 (1), 21 (1 ) Temporary fixing portion 8, 22 Engaging portion 9, 20 Barcode 10 Semicircular sandwiching portion 11 Lower portion 12 Upper portion 13 Paper surface 13 (1) Folding line 13 (2) Peripheral region 19 Separating portion 33 Bonding part

Claims (6)

Adjacent peripheral areas of the front cover and the back cover are bonded to form a cavity between the front cover and the back cover, and a part of the cavity is engaged in the cavity, and most of the rest A ring-shaped string stored in a manner that can be derived from the inside of the hollow portion is disposed, and an address description area is provided on the front side upper portion of the cover page, and a company name, department name, and name description area are provided on the front side lower portion. , A guide sentence description area is provided on the front side of the back paper surface, a bent portion is formed at a substantially middle portion in the longitudinal direction of the cover surface and the back paper surface, and the front cover surface and the back paper surface along the bent portion. A postcard that can be used for a name tag, wherein the ring-shaped string can be led out from a part of the bent portion. A bent portion formed at a substantially intermediate portion in the longitudinal direction between the front cover surface and the back paper surface is formed at a position closer to the upper side than the intermediate portion in the longitudinal direction, and a cut-type sandwiching portion is formed in a lower end region of the back paper surface. The front surface area of the front cover surface is configured to be able to be sandwiched between the notch-type sandwiching portions when the front cover surface and the back paper surface are bent along the bent portion. Postcards available for the name tag listed. A cavity is formed between the front cover surface and the back paper surface by adhering at least opposing peripheral regions of the front cover surface and the back paper surface, and a part of the cavity is engaged in the hollow portion, and most of the rest Has a ring-shaped string stored so that it can be led out from the inside of the hollow portion, and an address description area on the upper part of the cover page, and a company name, department name, and name description area on the lower part, respectively. And a guide sentence description area is provided on the back side upper side area of the front cover surface and the back paper surface following the upper cover area, and at a substantially middle portion in the longitudinal direction of the front cover surface and the back cover surface, the front cover surface and the back surface A cut-out portion is formed along the upper side of the bonding area with the paper surface, and when the front cover surface is divided into two along the cut-out portion, the string can be derived from a part of the cut-out portion. Used for feature name tags Noh postcard. An address description area is provided in the upper part on the front side of the page, and a company name, department name, and name description area are provided in the lower part thereof, and a guide sentence description area is provided on the back side of the page, and the longitudinal direction of the page. A cut portion is formed at a boundary portion between the address description area and the company name, department name, and name description area, and the cut portion is formed on the paper surface along the cut portion. When the upper part and the lower part are divided into two parts, it is shaped so as to have a string attaching part protruding in a semicircular shape from the lower part, and an adhesive part and a ring-shaped string are attached to the semicircular string attaching part. A postcard that can be used for a name tag, wherein both ends of the string are configured to bond a string bonding member fixed to the bonding portion. The postcard usable for the name tag according to any one of claims 1, 3, and 4, wherein a bar code is printed on the front cover surface or the paper surface on a lower portion on the front side. 5. The postcard usable for a name tag according to claim 1, wherein an IC chip is embedded in a front side lower part of the front side or the front side.

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