JP4863063B2 - Memo pad with calendar and memo pad with display - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a memo pad with a calendar and a memo pad with a display. Specifically, a memo paper block consisting of a plurality of memo papers is bound to the back part with an adhesive only so that it can be peeled off. A cover paper that surrounds and protects the cover paper. When the cover paper is not in use and when it is used, the cover paper has a different form so that it can be used interchangeably, and at least when used, the calendar and other display objects can be displayed. Therefore, the present invention relates to a memo pad with a calendar and a memo pad with a display that can be handled conveniently.

  Conventionally, as a booklet that can be used by peeling paper one by one, a perfect binding type peeler booklet has been used. This type of peel-off booklet is conventionally produced by collating sheets and cutting them to a predetermined size, and then binding the back part using an emulsion-based glue without wire binding. . And it is used as a notepad, notebook, and even a daily calendar, for example, in a form wrapped with a backing sheet.

  In recent years, in place of the conventional peel-off type, note papers and the like which are back-stiffened by a pseudo adhesive have been widely used. These back-stiffened memo paper block bodies tend to fall apart in the naked state and are not suitable for sale, and are therefore marketed by being strictly packaged with a transparent substrate. However, since this transparent packaging peels off when the user uses it, there is a problem that there is no protective coating when used at home or at work.

In order to solve this problem, it has also been proposed to provide protective paper on a stripping booklet or the like. Patent Document 1 proposes a booklet with a cover cover, Patent Document 2 proposes a memo pad with a calendar, and Patent Document 3 proposes a memo pad with a cover.
However, the cover 20 of the tear-off booklet of Patent Document 1 simply protects the upper surface, the back surface, and the bottom surface of the text 10 of the tear-off booklet, and is not considered to be a form that sufficiently protects the booklet. Moreover, it does not have a function of displaying a calendar or the like as in the present application.
The memo pad with calendar of Patent Document 2 has the same structure for displaying the calendar as the present application, but the method of attaching the calendar is different from that of the present application. It is different from the surrounding form. The cover-equipped memo pad of Patent Document 3 also does not have a calendar display, and the front cover and back cover have different configurations and fixing methods from those of the present application.

JP 2003-165284 A JP 2005-104122 A Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 3-74980

In recent years, re-peelable and re-adhesive memo paper has been used in large quantities due to its convenience, and has been increasingly placed on a desk on a regular basis. In this case, if a calendar is displayed on the memo paper block body, it can be used instead of the desk calendar, and convenience is improved.
In the case of a decorative display body or information display body other than the calendar, the home and the workplace can be enjoyed and the same effect can be achieved.

  As described above, cover paper that completely protects the memo paper block body when not in use (during sales, etc.) is provided, the memo paper block body is protected even after use, and a calendar or other decorative body is useful. It is an object of the present invention to improve the convenience by fulfilling the display function of various display objects and to provide compatibility between the use state and the non-use state.

The first of the gist of the present invention for solving the above problems is a memo pad comprising a combination of a memo paper block body in which one end of a plurality of memo papers is detachably bound by an adhesive and a cover paper with a calendar surrounding the memo paper block body. The cover sheet is folded at the end of the surface contacting the bottom surface of the memo paper, so that the surface contacting the back surface of the memo paper and the surface contacting the bottom surface of the memo paper are configured in two layers, and the binding back surface made of the adhesive portion is fixed to the note block body in, when not in use scratch paper, the cover sheet, top and front and the bottom surface of the note block body, and protects surrounding the four sides of the back, and the cover sheet The insertion piece at the tip is inserted into the slit hole of the cover paper and can be fixed. During use, the formation of the cover sheet, bottom and front face of the note block body, and a portion for protecting the upper surface, the surface was raised by reversed without bending the surface to protect the top surface, to protect the upper surface The displayed calendar stands up from the back side of the memo paper block body and is displayed in an inclined state, and the insertion piece at the tip of the cover paper is inserted into the bottom side of the memo paper block body through the slit hole and can be fixed. There is a memo pad with a calendar, which is characterized by having.

  In the memo pad with calendar, the cover paper has reinforcing pieces that are inserted into and connected to the bottom side of the cover paper on both sides of the back surface portion to be fixed to the memo paper block body. Can be planned. Further, if the calendar is printed or pasted on the cover paper surface in contact with the upper surface of the memo paper block body when the memo paper is not used, the calendar can be visually recognized from the front when the memo paper is used. Further, a calendar may be printed or pasted on the outer surface of the cover paper when the memo paper is not used.

The second of the gist of the present invention for solving the above problems is a memo pad comprising a combination of a memo paper block body in which one end of a plurality of memo papers is detachably bound by an adhesive and a cover paper with a display body surrounding the memo paper block body. The cover paper is folded at the end of the surface that contacts the bottom surface of the memo paper, so that the surface that contacts the back surface of the memo paper and the surface that contacts the bottom surface of the memo paper are configured in two layers, and the binding is made of the adhesive is fixed to the note block body in the back part, when not in use scratch paper, the cover sheet, top and front and the bottom surface of the note block body, and protects surrounding the four sides of the back, and a cover sheet The insert piece at the tip of the paper can be fixed by inserting it into the slit hole of the cover paper. In, of the cover sheet, bottom and front face of the note block body, and a portion to protect the upper surface, and raised by reversed without bending the surface to protect the upper surface, is formed on the surface to protect the said upper surface The display body stands up from the back side of the memo paper block body and is displayed in an inclined state, and the insertion piece at the tip of the cover paper is inserted into the bottom side of the memo paper block body from the slit hole and can be fixed. It is in the memo pad with a display body characterized by being.

  In the memo pad with the display body, the cover paper has reinforcing pieces that are inserted into and connected to the bottom surface side of the cover paper on both sides of the back surface portion fixed to the memo paper block body. Can be achieved.

(1) In the memo pad with calendar according to the present invention (Claim 1), the memo paper block body is protected by the cover paper at the time of use and when it is not used. Further, since the use state and the non-use state can be arbitrarily changed by folding or assembling the cover paper, there is no problem that once the cover paper is used, the cover paper cannot be folded again.
(2) Since the calendar is displayed at the time of use, it can be conveniently used even if it is constantly placed on a desk. In the case of displaying the calendar even in the unused state (Claim 4), the utility of the calendar is recognized even at the point of sale, and the product effect can be enhanced.

(3) Since the memo pad with a display body of the present invention (Claim 5) protects the memo paper block body, various advertisements and three-dimensional display objects (holograms and diffraction grating patterns), useful information display, etc. can be performed. It can also be used as a variety of display media.
(4) In both the memo pad with calendar and the memo pad with display, the cover paper is a folded piece of paper and has a strong assembled structure with the insertion piece, so the memo pad will be damaged even if used continuously for one year. There is nothing. When the reinforcing piece is provided as in claims 2 and 6, the structure is further strengthened structurally.
(5) Both the memo pad with the calendar and the memo pad with the display body can be manufactured by a simple manufacturing process of printing and paper processing because the cover paper has a folded piece of paper, and the manufacturing cost can be reduced as a whole.

Although the present invention relates to a memo pad with a calendar and a memo pad with a display, the memo pad with a calendar is considered to be a popular form for practical use. Therefore, in the following, the embodiment of the present invention will be described mainly using a memo pad with a calendar as an example, but the present invention is not limited to this embodiment.
In the following description, the blank form of the blank plate is different between the first form and the second form, and the second form has a blank plate structure that is somewhat reinforced than the first form, but the usage method is substantially the same. belongs to.

  FIG. 1 is a view showing a use state of a memo pad with a calendar according to the first embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a side view of the first embodiment, FIG. 3 is a side view of the second embodiment, and FIG. FIG. 5 is an assembled side view of the memo pad with the calendar in use, FIG. 6 is an exploded view of the blank sheet of the first form of cover paper, and FIG. 7 is a cover sheet of the second form. FIG. 8 is an explanatory diagram of a process for integrating the cover paper and the memo paper block body, and FIGS. 9 and 10 are diagrams for explaining an assembly process of the cover paper of the second embodiment.

FIG. 1 is a view showing a use state of a calendar-equipped memo pad according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
As shown in FIG. 1, a memo pad 1 with a calendar has a memo paper block body 2 fixed to a cover paper 3 on the back surface 2b. The memo paper block body 2 is composed of a plurality of memo papers, but is usually a block body in which several tens to hundreds of memo papers of the same size and thickness are stacked. The memo paper itself is detachably bound, but the memo paper block 2 and the cover paper 3 must be detachable without being damaged from the fixing portion. The size of the memo paper is not particularly limited, but a 75 mm × 75 mm square or the like is commercially available. Of course, a larger rectangular shape is acceptable.
Although the thickness of the memo paper block body 2 is not limited, the 300-sheet laminated body has a thickness of about 30 mm. Assuming that one sheet is used per day, the number is 300 to 400 sheets per year.

In the use state of FIG. 1, the cover paper 2 is open on the front surface 2f, the side surface 2s, and the upper surface 2u side of the memo paper block body 2 so that the memo paper 2p can be peeled and used freely. The back surface 2b and the bottom surface 2g are covered and protected by the cover paper 3.
The state shown in FIG. 1 is a state in which the cover paper 3 that protects the bottom surface and front surface of the memo paper block body 2 and the top surface when not in use is turned upside down, and the top surface 2u side cover that stands up from the back surface 2b portion. The calendar 4 is displayed in an inclined state on the surface of the paper.
A folding line 3k is formed at each folding portion of the cover paper 3 to facilitate folding. As will be described in detail later, there is an insertion piece at the tip of the bottom 2g-side folded piece 37 of the inverted cover paper 3, and the insertion piece is placed between the bottom-side folded piece 33 and the back-side folded piece 34 of the cover paper 3. It can be fixed by being inserted into a slit hole that is open to the top.

  FIG. 2 is a side view of the first embodiment. As shown in FIG. 2, the folded piece 31 of the cover paper 3 is fixed to the back surface 2 b portion of the memo paper block body 2, the folded piece 32 comes into contact with the bottom surface 2 g of the memo paper block body 2, and is folded back to the folded piece 33 at the front end 3 f. It is connected. The fold piece 32 and the bottom surface 2g of the memo paper block body 2 do not have to be bonded all over, but it is preferable that a tape-like adhesive (not shown) is inserted and firmly bonded along the fold piece 31 side. Subsequently, it connects with the folding piece 35 which has the calendar | calender 4 through the back surface 2b side folding piece 34. FIG. The folded piece 35 is bent at a steep angle with the folded piece 36 and descends, and is connected to the folded piece 37. An insertion piece (not shown) at the rear end of the folding piece 37 is inserted into a slit hole (not shown) provided between the folding pieces 33 and 34 and is fixed. Therefore, in FIG. 2, the back surface 2b and the bottom surface 2g of the memo paper block body 2 are protected by two layers of folded pieces. The folded pieces 31 and 34 are bonded with an adhesive. This first form will be further described in the development view.

  FIG. 3 is a side view of the second embodiment. The perspective view is omitted because it appears almost the same as FIG. As shown in FIG. 3, the second embodiment is different in that it has reinforcing pieces 41 and 42 that are inserted and connected to the bottom surface 2 g side of the cover paper 3 on both sides of the memo paper block body 2. The reinforcing piece 41 is not visible because it is on the opposite side of the figure. In order to insert the reinforcing pieces 41, 42, the folded piece 32 on the bottom surface 2 g side of the memo paper block body 2 can be folded so as to be partially in a two-layer structure. The folded piece 32 is folded back at the front end 3 f and connected to the folded piece 33. Therefore, a part of the bottom plate of the second form has a three-layer structure. Although not limited to this form, the thicker bottom plate is more stable on the desk.

A folded piece 31 is fixed to the back surface 2b portion of the memo paper block body 2, but a structure in which the folded piece 30 is provided separately and the folded piece 30 is bonded and connected to the folded piece 34 is employed. However, the back surface structure is not limited to this structure, and may be the structure shown in FIG.
As shown in FIG. 3, when the folded piece 30 enters between the folded pieces 31 and 34, a cushioning action is performed. Even when an external force is applied, it is considered that the risk that the memo paper block body 2 is separated from the cover paper 3 is reduced. The folded piece 34 is connected to a folded piece 35 having the calendar 4. The folded piece 35 bends at a steep angle with the folded piece 36 and is connected to the folded piece 37.
An insertion piece (not shown) at the rear end of the folding piece 37 is inserted into a slit hole (not shown) provided between the folding pieces 33 and 34 and is fixed. This insertion structure is the same as in the first embodiment. This second embodiment will be further described in the development view.

FIG. 4 is an external view of a memo pad with a calendar when not in use. It is considered that this form is preferable at the stage of manufacture / shipment of the product and at the point of sale because the volume is small.
4A and 4B show the case of the first embodiment. FIG. 4A shows a state immediately before the insertion piece 38 is inserted into the slit hole 3s, and FIG. 4B shows the insertion piece 38 inserted into the slit hole 3s. It is a later state. As shown in FIG. 4A, when the insertion piece 38 is inserted into the gap between the folding pieces 31 and 34 forming the back plate from the slit hole 3s and fixed, the configuration shown in FIG. 4B is obtained.

In this unused state, the cover paper 3 is configured to protect the upper surface 2u portion of the memo paper block body 2, the front surface 2f, and the four peripheral surfaces on the bottom surface 2g side and the back surface 2b side. The bottom side is covered with the cover sheet folded pieces 32 and 33 and the folded piece 37 in a triple manner. Although the side surface 2s is not covered with the cover sheet, if the area of the upper surface 2u and the bottom surface 2g of the cover sheet 3 is made slightly larger than the plane area of the memo sheet block body 2, it is less likely to be damaged.
FIG. 4 shows the first form, but in the case of the second form, the same external form is obtained only by the difference that the reinforcing piece 42 indicated by the broken line appears on the side surface of FIG. When not in use, a calendar may be printed or pasted on any outer surface of the cover paper 2.

FIG. 5 is an assembled side view of the memo pad with calendar in a use state.
When the memo pad with calendar 1 is not in use, the insertion piece 38 is removed from the slit hole 3s (FIG. 5A), and the folded pieces 37 and 36 and the folded piece 35 are raised and reversed (FIG. 5B). ). Each folding line 3k can be bent in either direction.
Finally, the insertion piece 38 is inserted again into the slit hole 3s and fixed (FIGS. 5C and 5D). The piece 38 is further completely inserted from the state of FIG.

However, in use, the piece 38 is inserted in the direction of the gap between the folded pieces 32 and 33. As a result, the calendar 4 in contact with the upper surface 2u portion of the memo paper block body 2 stands up and is displayed in an inclined state on the folded piece 34 of the rear surface 2b portion. In the case of FIG. 4, although it is a 1st form, the usage method of a 2nd form is also the same.
The memo pad 1 with a calendar according to the present invention can be re-folded from the use state as described above to be in a non-use state, the form can be arbitrarily interchanged, and once it is in a use state, it does not return to the original state. There is nothing.

It is assumed that the calendar 4 is printed or pasted. When printing directly on the cover paper 3, an annual calendar is used. When pasting, it can be a monthly turning type printed on another sheet, or a monthly turning type every two months. The calendar 4 itself is also preferably a tear-off type.
The display body in the case of the memo pad with the display body according to claim 5 can employ various display objects such as various advertisements, three-dimensional display objects such as holograms, diffraction grating patterns, and useful information displays.
Further, display printing may also be performed on the memo paper 2p itself. For example, it is the printing of the entry fields such as the communication items and time of incoming calls when absent.

Next, a method for manufacturing a memo pad with a calendar will be described. First, a blank board is manufactured by punching the cover paper 2 from a relatively thick paper material such as printed board.
FIG. 6 is a developed view of a blank plate of the first form of cover paper. The blank plate 3 </ b> A of the first form has a form in which the folded pieces 31 to the folded pieces 38 are continuous. Between each fold piece, it is a fold line 3k, and it folds in either direction and is assembled. The memo paper block body 2 is bonded and fixed to the folded piece 31. The folded piece 38 is also an insertion piece, and is used to insert and fix the slit 38 in the slit hole 3s in both the unused state and the used state.

FIG. 7 is an exploded view of the blank sheet of the cover paper of the second embodiment. The blank plate 3B of the second form is a form in which the folded piece 30 to the folded piece 38 are linearly continuous, and has an insertion piece 38 at the rearmost end. The folded piece 30 is used together with the folded piece 31 for a double back plate. The functions from the fold piece 31 to the fold piece 38 are the same as those in the first embodiment.
The folded pieces 39 and 40 are bent to the bottom plate side between the folded pieces 32 and 33 and used for reinforcement. As described above, the folded pieces 41 and 42 are used for reinforcing the side surfaces by connecting the bottom plate and the back plate. At that time, the insertion pieces 43 and 44 are inserted into the slit holes 3h and 3i.

  FIG. 8 is a diagram for explaining the assembly process of the cover paper according to the first embodiment. The reference numerals in the description also correspond to those in FIG. In the following description, valley folding refers to a folding method in which folded pieces on both sides of the folding line 2k are approached in front of the figure, and mountain folding refers to the opposite folding method. The calendar 4 is not shown, but is provided on the folded piece 35.

First, the folds 31 and 32 are valley-folded, and the folds 32 and 33 are mountain-folded. Accordingly, the folded pieces 32 and 33 form a bottom plate having two layers. The folding line 3k having the slit hole 3s is valley-folded, and the folded pieces 31 and 34 are bonded to form a back plate (FIG. 8A).
In the next stage, one end (rear surface 2b) that is separably bound by the adhesive of the memo paper block body 2 is bonded and fixed to the folded pieces 31 and 32. The hot melt adhesive tape 6 is used for bonding to the folded piece 31, and the pseudo adhesive 7 is used for the folded piece 32 (FIG. 8B). The calendar 4 is attached to the folded piece 35. Subsequently, the fold pieces 35 are overlapped along the upper surface 2u of the memo paper block body 2, and the fold pieces 36 and 37 are sequentially overlapped along the front surface 2f and the bottom surface 2g of the memo paper block body 2 (FIG. 8C). .
Finally, the folded piece 38, which is also an insertion piece, is inserted into the slit hole 3s, and the memo pad 1 with calendar of the first form (non-use state) is completed (FIG. 8D).

9 and 10 are diagrams for explaining the assembly process of the cover paper according to the second embodiment. The reference numerals in the description also correspond to FIG. 7, so please also refer to that figure.
First, the valleys between the folded pieces 30 and 31 are folded. It is not necessary to bond between the two pieces (FIG. 9A). Next, the folded pieces 39 and 40 are valley-folded and covered with the folded piece 33 so as to be inserted between the folded pieces 32 and 33 serving as the bottom plate. At that time, the reinforcing pieces 41 and 42 are mountain-folded with respect to the folded piece 31 (FIG. 9B).

A fold line 3k obtained by valley-folding between the fold pieces 32 and 33 is a portion that becomes the front end 3f of the bottom plate. The fold line with the slit hole 3s is folded in a valley, and the folded piece 34 is raised along the folded piece 30 (FIG. 9C). The fold piece 30 and the fold piece 34 are glued and fixed, and the fold piece 43 and the fold piece 44 are inserted into the slit holes 3h and 3i, respectively (FIG. 10D).
Next, one end (rear surface 2 b) of the memo paper block body 2 that is separably bonded is bonded to the fold piece 31 and the fold piece 32. In this step, it is preferable to use the adhesive tape 6 and the pseudo adhesive 7 as in the first embodiment. The folded pieces 35, 36, and 37 are wound around the memo paper block body 2 (FIG. 10E). Thereafter, processing is performed in the same manner as in the first form, and the memo pad 1 with calendar (non-use state) of the second form is completed (FIG. 10F).

In the above, one end (rear surface 2b) of the memo paper block body 2 that is separably bonded is adhered and fixed to the folded piece 31. If this adhesion is firmly performed, the memo paper 2p itself is damaged at the time of peeling. Cause problems. The back surface 2b of the memo paper block body 2 has a function of preventing the penetration of the adhesive and the like. If the adhesive that fixes the memo paper block body 2 to the folded piece 31 does not affect the peeling of the memo paper 2p itself, it is powerful. An adhesive may be used.
When the influence is not clear, it is preferable to use a pseudo adhesive or the like so as not to affect the peelability of the memo paper 2p. However, in that case, it is preferable to fix the bottom surface 2g side with the hot-melt adhesive tape 6 or the like as described above so that the fixing of the memo paper block body 2 itself is not impaired (the entire block can be removed completely). .

As described above, the calendar-equipped memo pad and the display-equipped memo pad of the present invention have been described, but the present invention is not limited to the above embodiments.
Inventions that limit the display to specific ones not described above are to the extent that those skilled in the art can very easily make use of the present invention.

It is a figure which shows the use condition of the memo pad with a calendar | calender of the 1st form of this invention. It is a side view of the 1st form. It is a side view of the 2nd form. It is an external view of the memo pad with a calendar when not in use. It is an assembly side view which makes the memo pad with a calendar the use state. It is a blank board expansion | deployment figure after the punching of the cover paper of a 1st form. It is a blank board expanded view after the punching of the cover paper of a 2nd form. It is a figure explaining the assembly process of the cover paper of a 1st form. It is a figure explaining the assembly process of the cover paper of a 2nd form. It is a figure explaining the assembly process of the cover paper of a 2nd form.

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1 memo pad with calendar 2 memo paper block body 2p memo paper 3 cover paper 3k folding line 3s slit hole 4 calendar 6 adhesive tape 7 pseudo adhesive

Claims (6)

In a memo pad comprising a combination of a memo paper block body in which one end of a plurality of memo papers is releasably bound by an adhesive and a cover paper with a calendar surrounding the memo paper block body, the cover paper is a surface of the memo paper that touches the bottom surface of the memo paper By folding back at the end, the surface contacting the back surface of the memo paper and the surface contacting the bottom surface of the memo paper are composed of two layers, and are fixed to the memo paper block body at the binding back surface portion made of the adhesive. in use, the cover sheet, top and front and the bottom surface of the note block body, and protects surrounding the four sides of the back, and then insert the insertion piece of the distal end portion of the cover sheet to the slit of the cover sheet When using note paper, the cover paper Back part of the bottom surface and the front surface of the paper block body, and a portion to protect the upper surface, and raised by reversed without bending the surface to protect the upper surface, the calendar which is formed on the surface to protect the upper surface scrap paper block body A memo pad with a calendar, wherein the memo pad is displayed in an inclined state standing up from the top of the cover paper, and can be fixed by inserting the insertion piece at the tip of the cover paper into the bottom surface side of the memo paper block body from the slit hole.   The memo pad with a calendar according to claim 1, further comprising reinforcing pieces inserted into and connected to a bottom surface side of the cover paper on both sides of a back surface portion of the cover paper fixed to the memo paper block body.   3. The memo pad with a calendar according to claim 1, wherein the calendar is printed or affixed on a cover paper surface in contact with an upper surface of the memo paper block body when the memo paper is not used.   3. A memo pad with a calendar according to claim 1, wherein a calendar is also printed or affixed to the outer surface of the cover paper when the memo paper is not used. In a memo pad comprising a combination of a memo paper block body in which one end of a plurality of memo papers is releasably bound by an adhesive and a cover paper with a display body surrounding the memo paper block body, the surface of the cover paper that contacts the bottom surface of the memo paper Are folded back at the end of the memo paper, and the surface contacting the back surface of the memo paper and the surface contacting the bottom surface of the memo paper are configured in two layers, and are fixed to the memo paper block body at the binding back surface portion made of the adhesive, when not in use, the cover sheet, top and front and the bottom surface of the note block body, and protects surrounding the four sides of the back, and insert the insertion piece of the distal end portion of the cover sheet to the slit of the cover sheet When using memo paper, the cover paper of the cover paper should be Back part of the bottom surface and the front surface of the lock body, and a portion to protect the upper surface, and raised by reversed without bending the surface to protect the upper surface, a display body which is formed on the surface to protect the upper surface scrap paper block body A memo pad with a display body, wherein the memo pad is displayed in a tilted state standing up from the top of the cover paper and can be fixed by inserting the insertion piece at the front end portion of the cover paper into the bottom surface side of the memo paper block body from the slit hole. .   6. A memo pad with a display body according to claim 5, further comprising reinforcing pieces inserted into and connected to a bottom surface side of the cover paper on both sides of a back surface portion of the cover paper fixed to the memo paper block body.

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