JP4283742B2 - Folding booklet binding method - Google Patents
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本発明は、展開用紙を所定のパターンで四角形状に折り畳み、中綴辺をのり付けし、その後、中綴辺以外の他の三辺の折り畳み縁部の辺縁を切断除去して小冊子を製本する方法において、所望の完成ページからなる小冊子を得ることができる折り畳み式小冊子の製本方法に関する。 The present invention folds the developed paper into a rectangular shape with a predetermined pattern, pastes the saddle stitching edge, and then cuts and removes the edges of the other three folding edges other than the saddle stitching edge to bind the booklet. The present invention relates to a bookbinding method of a foldable booklet capable of obtaining a booklet including a desired completed page.
従来より、折り畳み式の小冊子を製本する方法として、矩形状の展開用紙を所定のパターン、具体的には、例えばジグザグ状に四角形状に折り畳んで複数の完成ページからなる小冊子を製本する方法がある（例えば、特許文献１参照）。
ここで、展開用紙を四角形状に折り畳むパターンとしては、ジグザク状に限られることなく、その他の折り畳みパターンを用いることも可能である。
このように、展開用紙を所定のパターンで四角形状に折り畳むことにより小冊子を製本する方法として、矩形状の展開用紙を四角形状に折り畳み、その中綴辺をのり付けし、その後、中綴辺を除いた、その他の三辺の辺縁を断截機で切断除去する方法が知られている。
Here, the pattern for folding the developed paper into a quadrangular shape is not limited to a zigzag shape, and other folding patterns may be used.
In this way, as a method of binding a booklet by folding the unfolded paper into a square shape with a predetermined pattern, the rectangular unfolded paper is folded into a quadrilateral shape, the saddle stitching edge is glued, and then the saddle stitching edge is removed. A method of cutting and removing the other three edges with a cutting machine is known.
この小冊子の製本方法によれば、矩形状の展開用紙を所定のパターンで四角形状に折り畳むことで小冊子を製本するため、比較的容易に複数の完成ページからなる小冊子を製本することが可能であった。
この小冊子は、最小の完成ページ数が８ページであり、そのページ数を８ページより増やす場合には、８×ｎ（ｎ：整数）のページ数とすることが可能であった。
具体的には、小冊子は、８ページ、１６ページ、２４ページ…と、完成ページ数を８ページづつ増やすことが可能であった。
According to this booklet bookbinding method, a booklet consisting of a plurality of completed pages can be bound relatively easily because a booklet is bound by folding a rectangular development sheet into a rectangular shape with a predetermined pattern. It was.
In this booklet, the minimum number of completed pages is 8, and when the number of pages is increased from 8 pages, the number of pages can be 8 × n (n: integer).
Specifically, the booklet can increase the number of completed pages by 8 pages, such as 8 pages, 16 pages, 24 pages, and so on.
しかし、小冊子のなかには、例えば完成ページ数を、１６ページと、２４ページとの間の２０ページにしたい場合などがあり、そのケースでは従来の小冊子の製本方法では対応することはできなかった。
そこで、小冊子を、注文主の要求に応じて任意の完成ページ数に製本可能となるような技術の実用化が望まれていた。
However, in some booklets, for example, the number of completed pages may be 20 pages between 16 and 24 pages. In that case, the conventional booklet bookbinding method could not cope.
Therefore, it has been desired to put to practical use a technique that enables booklets to be bound to any number of completed pages according to the request of the orderer.
この発明は、小冊子の完成ページ数を任意に選択できるようにした折り畳み式小冊子の製本方法を提供して、上述した全ての問題点を解消しようとするものである。 The present invention provides a folding booklet bookbinding method in which the number of completed pages of a booklet can be arbitrarily selected to solve all the above-mentioned problems.
上記目的を達成するために、請求項１記載の発明は、矩形状の展開用紙を所定のパターンで四角形状に折り畳んで、折り畳み式小冊子を製本する折り畳み式小冊子の製本方法であって、矩形状の展開用紙における完成した折り畳み式小冊子の背表紙に相当する辺部分を中綴辺となし、この中綴辺をのり付けし、その後中綴辺以外の折り畳み縁部たる他の三辺の辺縁を切断除去することにより、複数の完成ページ数からなる折り畳み式の小冊子を製本する方法において、
前記展開用紙として、複数のページ分を事前に除去してある展開用紙を使用するようにしたことを特徴とする。
In order to achieve the above object, the invention described in claim 1 is a folding booklet bookbinding method for folding a rectangular development sheet into a quadrangle shape with a predetermined pattern and binding the booklet. The side part corresponding to the spine of the completed folding booklet on the unfolded paper is defined as the saddle stitching edge, this saddle stitching edge is glued, and then the other three edges that are the folding edges other than the saddle stitching edge In the method of bookbinding a foldable booklet consisting of a plurality of completed pages by cutting and removing
As the development sheet, a development sheet from which a plurality of pages have been removed in advance is used.
製本に用いる展開用紙から、複数のページ分を事前に除去しておくことで、除去前の展開用紙で製本した場合の小冊子の完成ページ数よりも、事前除去した分だけ完成ページ数が少なくなる小冊子を製本することが可能となる。
これにより、印刷する印刷内容に合わせて、展開用紙から所望のページ分を事前に除去しておき、これにより小冊子の完成ページ数を任意に選択できるように対応した。
By removing multiple pages in advance from the unfolded paper used for bookbinding, the number of completed pages is reduced by the number of pre-removed pages compared to the number of completed pages in the booklet when binding with unfolded unfolded paper. A booklet can be bound.
Accordingly, a desired page is previously removed from the developed paper in accordance with the print contents to be printed, so that the number of completed pages of the booklet can be arbitrarily selected.
請求項１に係る発明では、製本に用いる展開用紙から、複数のページ分を事前に除去しておくことで、印刷する印刷内容に合わせて、小冊子の完成ページ数を任意に選択できるようにして、小冊子の用途の拡大を図ることができるという利点がある。 In the invention according to claim 1, by removing a plurality of pages in advance from the development paper used for bookbinding, the number of completed pages of the booklet can be arbitrarily selected according to the print contents to be printed. There is an advantage that the application of the booklet can be expanded.
以下添付図面に基づいて、本発明に係る折り畳み式小冊子の製本方法の一実施の形態を詳説する。
図１は本発明に係る製本方法で得た折り畳み式小冊子を示す斜視図、図２〜図６は本発明に係る折り畳み式小冊子の製本方法を説明する図、図７〜図８は本発明に係る折り畳み式小冊子の製本方法の変形例を説明する図である。
Hereinafter, an embodiment of a folding booklet binding method according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.
FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a folding booklet obtained by a bookbinding method according to the present invention, FIGS. 2 to 6 are diagrams for explaining a bookbinding method of a folding booklet according to the present invention, and FIGS. It is a figure explaining the modification of the bookbinding method of the foldable booklet which concerns.
図１に示す折り畳み式小冊子１０は、矩形状の展開用紙１１（図２参照）を所定のパターンで四角形状に折り畳むとともに、中綴辺１２をのり付けし、中綴辺１２以外のその他の三辺１３，１４，１５の折り畳み縁部１３ａ，１４ａ，１５ａ（図６参照）の辺縁を断截機などで切断除去することにより、複数の完成ページ（例えば２０ページ）の各ページ片１０ａ，１０ｂ，１０ｃ…からなる折り畳み式小冊子を得る。ここで中綴辺１２とは、矩形状の展開用紙１１における完成した折り畳み式小冊子１０の背表紙に相当する部分の辺のことを意味している。
以下、折り畳み式小冊子１０の製本方法を図２〜図６に基づいて説明する。
A foldable booklet 10 shown in FIG. 1 folds a rectangular unfolded sheet 11 (see FIG. 2) into a square shape with a predetermined pattern, pastes a saddle stitching edge 12, and other three other than the saddle stitching edge 12. By cutting and removing the edges of the folding edges 13a, 14a, 15a (see FIG. 6) of the sides 13, 14, 15 with a cutting machine or the like, each page piece 10a of a plurality of completed pages (for example, 20 pages), A foldable booklet consisting of 10b, 10c... Is obtained. Here, the saddle stitching edge 12 means the edge of the portion corresponding to the spine of the completed folding booklet 10 in the rectangular spread sheet 11.
Hereinafter, the bookbinding method of the foldable booklet 10 will be described with reference to FIGS.
図２に示すように、折り畳み式小冊子１０を製本するための基本となる展開用紙１１を用意する。この展開用紙は、２４ページの完成ページからなる小冊子を製本できる矩形状の用紙（想像線で示したエリアを含む）である。 As shown in FIG. 2, a development sheet 11 that serves as a basis for binding a foldable booklet 10 is prepared. This unfolded sheet is a rectangular sheet (including an area indicated by an imaginary line) on which a booklet composed of 24 completed pages can be bound.
用意した展開用紙１１のうち、図２における左上の角部から複数ページ（例えば４ページ）の除去ページ１１ａを、基本となる展開用紙１１から事前に除去しておく。除去ページ１１ａを除去した展開用紙２０のことを、以下、所望の展開用紙２０と称する。
この所望の展開用紙２０に、各ページ辺１０ａ，１０ｂ，１０ｃ・・・に対応する印刷を施す。
なお、所望の展開用紙２０内に印刷されている数字は、小冊子１０を製本した際の完成ページの数を示している。
Among the prepared developed sheets 11, removal pages 11a of a plurality of pages (for example, four pages) are removed from the basic developed sheet 11 in advance from the upper left corner in FIG. The developed paper 20 from which the removal page 11a has been removed is hereinafter referred to as a desired developed paper 20.
On the desired developed paper 20, printing corresponding to the page sides 10a, 10b, 10c... Is performed.
The numbers printed on the desired development paper 20 indicate the number of completed pages when the booklet 10 is bound.
次に、中綴辺１２に相当する部位を除いたその他の三辺１３，１４，１５（図１参照）に相当する部位にミシン目２１を入れ、中綴辺１２に相当する部位には帯状にのりを塗布しておく。
なお、所望の展開用紙２０を折り畳んだ際に、隣接する各中綴辺１２同士が重なり合うが、その重なり合う中綴辺１２にあっては、一方の中綴辺１２側のみにのりを塗布しておけば十分である。
以下、中綴辺１２のうち、のりを塗布した箇所（図面中で、網目状に表示した箇所）をのり付け部２２と称する。
Next, a perforation 21 is put in a portion corresponding to the other three sides 13, 14, 15 (see FIG. 1) excluding a portion corresponding to the saddle stitch side 12, and a belt-like shape is provided in the portion corresponding to the saddle stitch side 12. Apply paste.
When the desired spread paper 20 is folded, the adjacent saddle stitching edges 12 overlap with each other. In the overlapping saddle stitching edges 12, the paste is applied only to one of the saddle stitching edges 12 side. It is enough if you put it.
Hereinafter, a portion of the saddle stitching edge 12 where the paste is applied (a portion displayed in a mesh shape in the drawing) is referred to as a paste portion 22.
この状態で、所望の展開用紙２０の第１折り畳み箇所（第１ミシン目）２１Ａを矢印Ａの方向に折り畳む。
すなわち、理解を容易にするために、ミシン目２１のうち、第１ミシン目を２１Ａとして説明する。
In this state, the first folding portion (first perforation) 21A of the desired developed paper 20 is folded in the direction of arrow A.
That is, in order to facilitate understanding, the first perforation 21 among the perforations 21 will be described as 21A.
折り畳む箇所に第１ミシン目２１Ａを入れることで、折り畳む箇所を確実かつ容易に折り畳めるようになる。
さらに、折り畳む箇所に第１ミシン目２１Ａを入れたので、折り畳んだ際に、重なり合う用紙と用紙との間にたまる空気を第１ミシン目２１Ａの開口を経由して外に逃がすことができ、折り畳み作業を一層容易にしている。
By putting the first perforation 21A in the folding position, the folding position can be reliably and easily folded.
Further, since the first perforation 21A is inserted in the folding position, when folded, the air accumulated between the overlapping sheets can be released to the outside via the opening of the first perforation 21A. Work is made easier.
図３に示すように、第１ミシン目２１で折り畳んだ後、所望の展開用紙２０を第２折り畳み箇所（第２ミシン目）２１Ｂから矢印Ｂのように折り畳む。第１ミシン目２１Ａと同様に、第２ミシン目を２１Ｂとして説明する。 As shown in FIG. 3, after folding at the first perforation 21, the desired developed paper 20 is folded as indicated by an arrow B from the second folding position (second perforation) 21 </ b> B. Similar to the first perforation 21A, the second perforation will be described as 21B.
ここで、完成ページ１０と完成ページ１１との間の中綴部１２を示す箇所はのり付けしていない。小冊子１０のページ数が２０枚であるので、完成ページ１０と完成ページ１１とが小冊子１０の真中に位置するためである。
このため、完成ページ１０と完成ページ１１との間の中綴部１２をのり付けしないようにして、小冊子１０を見開きしやすいようにしている（図５参照）。
Here, the portion indicating the saddle stitch portion 12 between the completed page 10 and the completed page 11 is not glued. This is because the booklet 10 has 20 pages, and the completed page 10 and the completed page 11 are located in the middle of the booklet 10.
For this reason, the booklet 10 is easily opened so that the saddle stitch portion 12 between the completed page 10 and the completed page 11 is not glued (see FIG. 5).
図４に示すように、第２ミシン目２１Ｂ（図３も参照）で折り畳んだ後、所望の展開用紙２０を第３折り畳み箇所（第３ミシン目）２１Ｃから矢印Ｃのように折り畳む。ここでは第１ミシン目２１Ａと同様に、第２ミシン目を２１Ｃとして説明する。 As shown in FIG. 4, after folding at the second perforation 21B (also see FIG. 3), the desired developed paper 20 is folded from the third folding position (third perforation) 21C as indicated by arrow C. Here, like the first perforation 21A, the second perforation will be described as 21C.
図５に示すように、第３ミシン目２１Ｃで折り畳んだ後、所望の展開用紙２０を第４折り畳み箇所（中綴辺）１２から矢印Ｄのように折り畳む。
図３で説明したように、完成ページ１０と完成ページ１１とが小冊子１０の真中のページに位置するので、完成ページ１０と完成ページ１１との間の中綴部１２にはのり付けをしないようにしている。
As shown in FIG. 5, after folding at the third perforation 21 </ b> C, the desired developed paper 20 is folded from the fourth folding position (saddle binding edge) 12 as indicated by an arrow D.
As described with reference to FIG. 3, the completed page 10 and the completed page 11 are located in the middle page of the booklet 10, so that the saddle stitch portion 12 between the completed page 10 and the completed page 11 is not glued. I have to.
図６に示すように所望の展開用紙２０を折り畳むことで、のり付け部２２と対面部とが重なって中綴辺１２がのり付けされる。
この状態で、中綴辺１２を除いたその他の三辺１３，１４，１５の折り畳み縁部（辺縁）１３ａ，１４ａ，１５ａを切断除去する。
これにより、完成ページ数が２０ページの折り畳み式小冊子１０（図１参照）の製本行程が完了する。
As shown in FIG. 6, by folding the desired development paper 20, the glue part 22 and the facing part overlap and the saddle stitching edge 12 is glued.
In this state, the folding edges (edges) 13a, 14a, 15a of the other three sides 13, 14, 15 excluding the saddle stitch side 12 are cut and removed.
As a result, the bookbinding process of the folding booklet 10 (see FIG. 1) with 20 completed pages is completed.
前記実施の形態では、展開用紙１１のうち、左上の角部から4ページ分の除去ページ１１ａを除去した例について説明したが、展開用紙１１から事前に除去する箇所は左上の角部に限定されるものではない。
その他の例としては、例えば、展開用紙１１のうち、中央部から４ページ分の除去ページ１１ａを除去しても同様の効果を得ることができる。展開用紙１１に形成する除去ページ１１ａ，１１ｂは、いずれの位置にあってもよい。
In the above-described embodiment, the example in which the removal pages 11a for four pages are removed from the upper left corner of the development paper 11 has been described. It is not something.
As another example, for example, even if four pages of removal pages 11a are removed from the center of the developed paper 11, the same effect can be obtained. The removal pages 11a and 11b formed on the development paper 11 may be at any position.
また、前記実施の形態では、展開用紙１１から４ページ分の除去ページ１１ａを除去した例について説明したが、除去するページ数は４ページに限定されるものではない。
その他の例として、例えば、図７に示すように展開用紙１１のうちから２ページ分の除去ページ１１ｂを除去して、この展開用紙３０を用いても同様の効果を得ることができる。
In the above embodiment, an example in which the removal pages 11a for four pages are removed from the developed paper 11 has been described. However, the number of pages to be removed is not limited to four.
As another example, for example, as shown in FIG. 7, the same effect can be obtained by removing the removal pages 11 b for two pages from the development paper 11 and using this development paper 30.
展開用紙１１のうちから２ページ分の除去ページ１１ｂを除去した場合は、小冊子１０の完成ページ数は２０ページとなる。
展開用紙１１のうちから２ページ分の除去ページ１１ｂを除去する場合にあっても、展開用紙１１のうち、任意の箇所から除去することが可能である。
When two pages of removed pages 11b are removed from the developed paper 11, the number of completed pages of the booklet 10 is 20.
Even when the removal pages 11b for two pages are removed from the development paper 11, the development paper 11 can be removed from any location.
このように、製本に用いる展開用紙１１から複数のページ分の除去ページを除去することで、通常の展開用紙１１で製本した小冊子１０の完成ページ数よりも、完成ページ数が少ない小冊子１０を製本することができる。
これにより、小冊子１０に印刷する印刷内容に合わせて、小冊子１０の完成ページ数を任意に選択できるようになる。
In this way, by removing the removal pages for a plurality of pages from the development sheet 11 used for bookbinding, the booklet 10 having fewer completed pages than the number of completed pages of the booklet 10 bound by the normal development sheet 11 is bound. can do.
As a result, the number of completed pages of the booklet 10 can be arbitrarily selected according to the print contents to be printed on the booklet 10.
具体的には、通常の展開用紙１１を折り畳むことで小冊子１０を製本した場合には、その完成ページ数は、８の整数倍、すなわち８ページ、１６ページ、２４ページ…と８ページおきにページ数を増加させることしかできない。 Specifically, when the booklet 10 is bound by folding the normal unfolded paper 11, the number of completed pages is an integer multiple of 8, that is, every 8 pages, 16 pages, 24 pages, etc. You can only increase the number.
しかしながら、展開用紙１１から複数のページ分に相当する除去ページ１１ａ，１１ｂを除去しておくことで、小冊子１０の完成ページ数を、例えば２０ページにすることや、１８ページにすることが可能になる。
すなわち、小冊子１０の完成ページ数を、８ページ、１０ページ、１２ページ、１４ページ、１６ページ、１８ページ、２０ページ、２２ページ、２４ページ…と２ページおきに増加させることも可能となる。
However, by removing the removal pages 11a and 11b corresponding to a plurality of pages from the developed paper 11, the number of completed pages of the booklet 10 can be set to 20 pages or 18 pages, for example. Become.
That is, the number of completed pages of the booklet 10 can be increased every two pages, such as 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 16, 18, 20, 22, 24, and so on.
また、前記実施の形態では、所望の展開用紙２０を一端から他端に向けて巻き付けるように折り畳む例について説明したが、図８に示すように、所望の展開用紙２０を屏風のように、ジグザグ状に折り畳んでも同様の効果を得ることができる。 In the embodiment, the example in which the desired development paper 20 is folded so as to be wound from one end to the other end has been described. However, as shown in FIG. 8, the desired development paper 20 is zigzag like a folding screen. The same effect can be obtained even when folded into a shape.
１０…折り畳み式小冊子
１１…展開用紙
２０，３０…所望の展開用紙
１２…中綴辺
１３，１４，１５…その他の三辺
１０ａ，１０ｂ，１０ｃ…各ページ辺
１１ａ，１１ｂ…除去ページ
１３ａ，１４ａ，１５ａ…三辺の折り畳み縁部（辺縁）
２１…ミシン目
２１Ａ，２１Ｂ，２１Ｃ…第１、第２、第３ミシン目
２２…のり付け部
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 ... Foldable booklet 11 ... Deployment paper 20, 30 ... Desired development paper 12 ... Saddle binding edge 13, 14, 15 ... Other three sides 10a, 10b, 10c ... Each page edge 11a, 11b ... Removal page 13a, 14a , 15a ... Folding edge (edge) on three sides
21 ... Perforation 21A, 21B, 21C ... 1st, 2nd, 3rd perforation 22 ... Gluing part
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前記展開用紙として、複数のページ分を事前に除去してある展開用紙を使用するようにしたことを特徴とする折り畳み式小冊子の製本方法。 A folding booklet binding method in which a rectangular development sheet is folded into a rectangular shape with a predetermined pattern to produce a folding booklet, and the side corresponding to the spine of the completed folding booklet on the rectangular development sheet Folding type consisting of multiple completed pages by forming the part as a saddle stitching edge, pasting this saddle stitching edge, and then cutting and removing the other 3 sides of the folding edge other than the saddle stitching edge In the bookbinding method,
A folding booklet binding method according to claim 1, wherein a development paper from which a plurality of pages are removed in advance is used as the development paper.
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