JP4924010B2 - Jacket and saddle stitch booklet using it - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a saddle-stitched booklet that can store a disk-shaped recording disk such as a CD or DVD.

Conventionally, as a jacket for storing a disc-shaped recording disk such as a CD or a DVD made from a single sheet, a jacket for storing a recording disk by folding a rectangular sheet in a vertical direction or a horizontal direction is available. There is (for example, Patent Document 1). Also, there is a case where the body is saddle-stitched using a jacket for storing the recording disk as a cover (for example, Patent Document 2).
JP 2000-7074 A JP 2001-240171 A

  The jackets shown in Patent Documents 1 and 2 are configured so as to be locked to a notch formed in a piece of paper that is folded into a belt shape, and in that state, the CD is exposed. In such a storage state, the CD surface on which information is picked up is in contact with the cut with a certain stress, and there is an exposed area, so that it is easily damaged during transportation and handling. There is a problem.

The present invention has been made in view of such problems, without applied is local pressure to the recording disk, and a jacket and it covers can be accommodated without exposing the entire recording disk The purpose is to provide a saddle stitch booklet.

Jacket according to the present invention is a jacket for housing a recording disk, the first to second piece of paper body to be connected in one direction and at least a first paper body relative to the second piece of paper body The first paper piece and the second paper piece are folded and bonded in the upper and lower adhesive regions to form a pocket-shaped storage portion for storing the recording disk. The recording disk is taken out from the first paper piece. A zipper is formed, and a flap that is bent toward the second paper piece is extended between the upper and lower adhesive regions at the end of the first paper piece .

According to this jacket , since the recording disc is stored in the storage portion formed in the pocket shape by being bonded at the upper and lower adhesive regions of the first paper piece and the second paper piece, local pressure is applied to the recording disc. Without this, the entire recording disk can be stored without exposing it. In addition, since the flap extending from the first paper piece is bent toward the second paper piece, the recording disk can be prevented from dropping out of the storage portion. Further, the recording disk can be taken out by removing the zipper formed on the first piece of paper .

A saddle-stitched booklet according to the present invention is a saddle-stitched booklet in which a text is saddle-stitched with a jacket for storing a recording disk as a cover, and the jacket has first to third paper pieces connected in one direction. The first paper piece is folded back with respect to the second paper piece, and the first paper piece and the second paper piece are bonded at the upper and lower adhesive regions to store the recording disk. A zipper for taking out the recording disk is formed on the first paper piece, and a flap that is bent to the second paper piece side between the upper and lower adhesive regions at the end of the first paper piece. And the text is saddle stitched at the boundary between the second paper piece and the third paper piece in the jacket .

According to this saddle-stitched booklet, the recording disk is stored in the storage portion formed in the pocket shape by being bonded at the upper and lower adhesive regions of the first paper piece and the second paper piece in the jacket. Thus, the entire recording disk can be accommodated without being exposed to pressure. In addition, since the flap extending from the first paper piece of the jacket is bent toward the second paper piece, the recording disk can be prevented from falling out of the storage portion of the jacket. Further, the recording disk can be taken out by removing the zipper formed on the first paper piece of the jacket. In addition, information related to information recorded on the recording disk can be displayed in the body text bound to the jacket .

  Moreover, it is good for a 3rd paper piece body to have the paper piece stuck on the book or the paper piece bound to the book. With this configuration, a saddle-stitched booklet can be attached to a book and used as a book appendix.

According to the jacket and the saddle stitch booklet according to the present invention, it is possible to store the recording disk without exposing the entire recording disk without applying a local pressure.

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

  1 is a plan view showing an example of a saddle-stitched booklet according to the present embodiment in an opened state, FIG. 2 is a development view of the jacket, FIG. 3 is a plan view showing the jacket in a stored state, and FIG. It is explanatory drawing which shows a mode that it binds.

  As shown in FIGS. 1 and 4, the saddle-stitched booklet 1 is a booklet in which a text 3 is saddle-stitched in a jacket 2 that accommodates a recording disk D. The jacket 2 is formed from a sheet of rectangular shape shown in FIG. The jacket 2 is composed of a first paper piece body 4, a second paper piece body 5, a back portion 12, and a third paper piece body 6, which are connected in one direction. The first to third paper pieces 4, 5, 6 are substantially the same size. Further, a flap 8 is extended at the end of the first paper piece 4, and a glued piece 13 is extended at the end of the third paper piece 6.

  At the boundary between the first paper piece body 4 and the second paper piece body 5, a push ruler a is formed. Further, on the upper and lower sides of the first paper piece body 4 and the second paper piece body 5, push rules b and c are formed over the first paper piece body 4 and the second paper piece body 5, respectively. The outer regions of the first paper piece 4 and the second paper piece 5 from the press rules b, c are the adhesion regions 4a when the first paper piece 4 is bent with the press rules a with respect to the second paper piece 5. 5a. On the other hand, the area inside the ruled lines b and c of the first paper piece 4 and the second paper piece 5 is a storage area for storing the entire recording disk D.

  A zipper 9 is formed in the vicinity of the edge of the first paper piece 4 from the ruled line b to the ruled line c in parallel with the ruled line a, and from the end of the zipper 9 along the ruled lines b and c. A breaking line 11 is formed on the outer side. The width of the flap 8 is the length between the push rules b and c, that is, the length of the zipper 9, and a crease line d is formed at the boundary between the flap 8 and the first sheet piece 4.

  A back portion 12 is provided between the second paper piece body 5 and the third paper piece body 6. The width of the back portion 12 is a length obtained by adding the thickness of the recording disk D and the thickness of the body 3. A crease e is formed at the boundary between the second paper piece 5 and the back portion 12, and a crease f is formed at the boundary between the back portion 12 and the third paper piece 6, making it easy to form a crease. . Note that the width of the back portion 12 is appropriately adjusted, and if there is no particular problem, the back portion 12 may not be provided.

  The gluing piece 13 is formed at the end of the third paper piece 6 opposite to the back portion 12, and can be glued to the gluing piece 13 and attached to any page of the book. . A perforation g is formed at the boundary between the glue piece 13 and the third paper piece 6 so that the saddle stitch booklet 1 can be easily removed from the book. Thereby, the saddle stitch booklet 1 can be attached to the book and used as a book appendix. The glue piece 13 may be formed as necessary, and may not be formed.

  As shown in FIG. 3, the first paper piece 4 is folded to the second paper piece 5 with a pressing rule a, and the overlapping adhesive regions 4a and 5a are bonded to each other to form a pocket shape for storing the recording disk D. Is formed. Since the pocket-shaped storage section is sized to store the entire recording disk D, no local pressure is applied to the stored recording disk D, and the entire recording disk D is stored without being exposed. The Further, the flap 8 is folded along the crease line d on the second paper piece 5 side in a state where the recording disk D is accommodated so that the recording disk D does not fall out of the accommodating portion.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 4, the body 3 in which a plurality of sheets are superimposed on the back portion 12 of the jacket 2 is saddle-stitched at the center by binding hardware 14 and 14. In this way, the saddle stitch booklet 1 is produced. In the main text 3, information related to information recorded on the recording disk D may be printed and displayed.

  As described above, according to the present embodiment, since the recording disk D is stored in the storage portion formed in the pocket shape, local pressure is not applied to the recording disk D, and the entire recording disk D is not exposed. Can be stored. Further, after the zipper 9 formed on the first paper piece 4 is peeled off, the portion between the breaking lines 11 is removed together with the flap 8, and the recording disk D in the storage portion can be easily taken out. Further, since the flap 8 extending from the first paper piece 4 is bent toward the second paper piece 5, it is possible to prevent the recording disk D from falling out of the storage portion. In addition, if information related to information recorded on the recording disk D is printed and displayed on the text 3, the information recorded on the recording disk D can be grasped by referring to the text 3.

  The embodiment of the present invention has been described in detail above. However, the saddle stitch booklet according to the present invention is not limited to the above embodiment, and various modifications can be made without departing from the spirit of the present invention. It is natural that it is possible.

  For example, instead of providing the flap 8, the end of the first paper piece body 4 is bonded to the second paper piece body 5 in a state where the recording disk D is stored in the storage section. Dropping may be prevented.

  Further, the pasting piece 13 is a piece of paper for attaching the saddle-stitched booklet 1 to a book by being attached to an arbitrary page of the book, but it may be used as a piece of paper for binding the saddle-stitched booklet 1 to a book. Good. Also with this configuration, the saddle stitch booklet 1 can be attached to a book and used as a book appendix.

It is a top view shown in the state where an example of the saddle stitch booklet concerning the present invention was opened. It is an expanded view of a jacket. It is a top view which shows a jacket in the accommodation state. It is explanatory drawing which shows a mode that the text is saddle-stitched to a jacket.

Explanation of symbols

  DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Saddle-stitch booklet, 2 ... Jacket, 3 ... Text, 4 ... 1st paper piece body, 4a ... Adhesion area | region, 5 ... 2nd paper piece body, 5a ... Adhesion area | region, 6 ... 3rd paper piece body, 8 ... Flap, 9 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS ... Zipper, 11 ... Break line, 12 ... Back part, 13 ... Glue piece, 14 ... Binding metal fitting, D ... Recording disc.

Claims (3)

A jacket for housing the recording disk,
Having at least first and second paper pieces connected in one direction;
The first piece of paper is folded against the second piece of paper,
The first paper piece and the second paper piece are bonded at the upper and lower bonding areas to form a pocket-shaped storage portion for storing the recording disk,
A zipper for taking out the recording disk is formed on the first piece of paper,
A jacket characterized in that a flap that is bent toward the second paper piece is extended between upper and lower adhesive regions at the end of the first paper piece . A saddle-stitched booklet in which the text is saddle-stitched with the jacket that houses the recording disc as the cover,
The jacket has first to third paper pieces connected in one direction,
The first piece of paper is folded against the second piece of paper,
The first paper piece and the second paper piece are bonded at the upper and lower bonding areas to form a pocket-shaped storage portion for storing the recording disk,
A zipper for taking out the recording disk is formed on the first piece of paper,
Between the upper and lower adhesive regions at the end of the first paper piece, a flap that is folded to the second paper piece side is extended,
The saddle-stitched booklet, wherein the text is saddle-stitched at a boundary between a second paper piece and a third paper piece in the jacket. The saddle-stitched booklet according to claim 2 , wherein the third piece of paper has a piece of paper attached to a book or a piece of paper bound to a book.

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