JP6155567B2 - Booklet-type printed matter, method for producing booklet-type printed matter - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a booklet-type printed matter formed by laminating and folding a plurality of sheets, and a method for producing a booklet-type printed matter.

  Conventionally, booklet-type printed materials are sometimes used for mails such as direct mail, advertisement distribution materials, and the like. In the booklet-type printed matter, the pages are bonded with, for example, peeling glue, and a large amount of information can be transmitted to the consumer by peeling the pages and turning the pages.

  As such a booklet-type printed material, for example, a postcard, a coupon, a ticket, or the like is provided so as to be separable, and these are adhered to a page of the booklet-type printed material with a release glue or the like (for example, Patent Document 1).

JP 2011-68029 A

  On the other hand, for example, when such a booklet-type printed material is mailed, there is a problem in that other mailed material is sandwiched between pages unless the edge of each page is bonded with a release glue or the like. For this reason, each page of a booklet is adhere | attached with peeling glue. That is, the release paste is applied in a substantially U-shape to at least the upper and lower end edge portions and the opening side edge portion of each page of the booklet.

  However, when the release glue is applied, there are problems such as ink smears and whitening in the application part. Further, in order to bond all the edges of all the pages together, the amount of release glue used is increased. Therefore, it is desirable to reduce the number of parts to which the release glue is applied as much as possible.

  The present invention has been made in view of such a problem, and provides a booklet-type printed material that can reduce the application area of the release glue without interposing other mailings between pages, and a manufacturing method thereof. For the purpose.

In order to achieve the above-described object, a first invention is a booklet-type printed matter formed by overlapping a plurality of sheets, and includes at least one inner sheet and one outer sheet larger than the inner sheet. The outer sheet is provided with a bent portion that separates one page portion and the other page portion, and the inner sheet has a size different from one page portion to the other page portion. A bent portion is provided at a position shifted from the center in the width direction by a predetermined distance, and the outer paper and the inner paper are bonded to each other at the bent portion, and one side of the outer paper is opened. The edge and the side edge of each folded page of the inner paper are formed to have a step , and the side edges of the bent outer paper are bonded together with a peeling glue and overlapped. Said Each page portions of said the side paper inner sheet is a booklet type prints, characterized in that the upper and lower edge portions are bonded with a release glue.

  As described above, in the present invention, each page portion is formed by bending the outer sheet, and the upper and lower edges of each page are all made of release glue in a state where the inner sheet is arranged to be stepped with respect to the outer sheet. Glue. On the other hand, the side edge portion on the fore edge side that is the unsealing side bonds only the edge portions of the pages of the outer sheet, so that it is not necessary to apply release glue to the side edge portion of the inner sheet. Further, by forming the inner sheet in steps, it can function as a booklet index.

  Further, a surplus length portion is provided at a side edge portion of one page portion of the outer sheet, the surplus length portion is bent, and the other page portion of the outer sheet includes one page section of the inner sheet and The inner surface of the side edge portion of the extra length portion is adhered to the outer surface side of the outer page near the side edge portion of the other page portion of the outer side paper with a peeling glue, which is smaller than the other page portion. Side edges may be bonded together.

  Such an extra length portion can function as a flap. By forming the flap, it is not necessary to apply release glue to the side edge inside the booklet. An internal index can also be printed on the flap. By doing in this way, an internal index can be visually recognized before opening.

  One page portion and the other page portion of the outer sheet are substantially the same size, and one page portion and the other page portion of the outer sheet are larger than one page portion and the other page portion of the inner sheet. In other words, the inner surfaces of the side edges of the folded outer sheet may be bonded together with release glue. By doing in this way, it is possible to adhere only the edge portions of the outer paper pages to the side edge portion on the fore edge side that is the unsealing side, and it is not necessary to apply release glue to the side edge portions of the inner paper. .

  Further, a part of a predetermined range of the inner sheet may be cut out, and the cut out part may be bonded to another page portion to be overlapped with a peeling paste.

  By doing in this way, a postcard, a ticket, a coupon ticket, etc. can be attached to a booklet.

A second invention is a method for manufacturing a booklet-type printed matter according to claim 1, in which a printing base paper capable of grounding at least the outer paper and the inner paper is slit to a predetermined width; In addition, the adhesive is applied to the vicinity of the upper and lower edges of the outer sheet, the vicinity of the upper and lower edges corresponding to one page of the inner sheet, and the vicinity of at least one side edge of the outer sheet. Applying a back glue to the corresponding position, and overlapping and bonding the outer sheet and the inner sheet; and bending the outer sheet and the inner sheet at a folding portion to form side edges of the outer sheet A method for producing a booklet-type printed matter, comprising: a step c for bonding the parts together; and a step d for cutting the booklet-type printed matter with a predetermined length.

  In this way, since the release glue is not applied to the side edge portion of the inner sheet, the amount of the release glue applied can be reduced. Therefore, the printing in the vicinity of the side edge portion of each corresponding page of the inner sheet is not soiled by the peeling glue.

A third aspect of the invention is a method for manufacturing a booklet-type printed matter according to claim 2, wherein at least a slit a printing base paper capable of grounding at least an outer sheet and an inner sheet is cut to a predetermined width. In addition, the adhesive is applied to the vicinity of the upper and lower edges of the outer sheet, the vicinity of the upper and lower edges corresponding to one page of the inner sheet, and the vicinity of at least one side edge of the outer sheet. Applying a back glue to the corresponding position, and overlapping and bonding the outer sheet and the inner sheet; and bending the outer sheet and the inner sheet at a folding portion to form side edges of the outer sheet A step c for bonding the parts to each other, and a step d for cutting the booklet-type printed matter with a predetermined length. In the step b, an extra length portion is provided on a side edge of one page portion of the outer sheet. , Side edge of the extra length Wherein peeling glue is applied, in the step c, the outer surface of the side edge portions near the other pages of the outer sheet, the adhering a peel glue an inner surface of the side edge portion of the excess length portion A method for producing a booklet-type printed material.

  In this way, the extra length portion can function as a flap. Therefore, the printing in the vicinity of the side edge portion on the inner surface of the outer sheet is not soiled by the peeling glue.

A fourth aspect of the invention is a method for manufacturing a booklet-type printed matter according to claim 4, wherein at least a slit is formed by slitting a printing base paper capable of grounding at least the outer paper and the inner paper to a predetermined width. In addition, the adhesive is applied to the vicinity of the upper and lower edges of the outer sheet, the vicinity of the upper and lower edges corresponding to one page of the inner sheet, and the vicinity of at least one side edge of the outer sheet. Applying a back glue to the corresponding position, and overlapping and bonding the outer sheet and the inner sheet; and bending the outer sheet and the inner sheet at a folding portion to form side edges of the outer sheet A step c for bonding the parts together and a step d for cutting the booklet-type printed matter with a predetermined length. In the step b, a peeling paste is further applied to a predetermined range of the outer sheet or a part of the inner sheet. And before After step c, a method of manufacturing a booklet-type printed matter characterized by comprising the further step e of the half-cut the predetermined range of only the outer sheet. In this case, in the step a, the belt-shaped portion is further slit from the printing base paper, and before the step b, an adhesive is applied to the attachment position of the belt-shaped portion of the inner paper, and the belt-shaped portion is formed. The method further comprises a step f of attaching the inner sheet to the inner sheet, wherein in the step b, the predetermined range is a part of the belt-like portion, and in the step e, the predetermined range of the sticking portion of the belt-like portion is half-cut. May be.

  By doing in this way, a postcard, a ticket, a coupon ticket, etc. can be attached. Moreover, the paper thickness of the obtained postcard etc. can be thickened by sticking a strip | belt-shaped part beforehand in the site | part which cuts a postcard etc., and making it double.

  ADVANTAGE OF THE INVENTION According to this invention, the booklet type printed matter which can reduce the application | coating area | region of peeling glue, and this manufacturing method can be provided, without other mailings etc. being pinched | interposed between pages.

It is a figure which shows the booklet type printed matter 1, (a) is a whole perspective view, (b) is a disassembled perspective view. It is a figure which shows the booklet type printed matter 1, (a) is the sectional view on the AA line of Fig.1 (a), (b) is a perspective view which shows the state which opened the page part 5a. It is a figure which shows the booklet type printed matter 1, (a) is a perspective view which shows the state which opened the page part 5b, (b) is a perspective view which shows the state which opened the page part 5c. It is a figure which shows the booklet type printed matter 1a, (a) is a whole perspective view, (b) is a disassembled perspective view. It is a figure which shows the booklet type printed matter 1a, (a) is the EE sectional view taken on the line of Fig.4 (a), (b) is a perspective view which shows the state which opened the extra length part 19 and the page part 5a. It is a figure which shows the booklet type printed matter 1b, (a) is a whole perspective view, (b) is a perspective view which shows the state which opened the page part 5a. The figure which shows the manufacturing process of the booklet type printed matter 1, and is a figure which shows the process of slitting printing base paper. The figure which shows the site | part which applies peeling glue etc. The figure which shows the process state which piles up the outer side paper 3 and the inner side paper 7, and bends them. The figure which shows the process of cutting a elongate printed matter into the magnitude | size of the booklet type printed matter. The figure which shows the application position etc. of peeling glue in the case of having the surplus length part 19. FIG. The figure which shows the process of slitting a printing base paper in the case of forming the strip | belt-shaped part 35. FIG. The figure which shows the site | part which applies peeling glue etc. The figure which shows the process state which overlaps and bends the outer side paper 3 and the inner side paper 7, and is half-cut.

(Embodiment 1)
Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. 1A and 1B are diagrams showing a booklet-type printed matter 1, in which FIG. 1A is an overall perspective view, and FIG. 1B is an exploded perspective view. The booklet-type printed matter 1 is mainly configured by bending the outer paper 3 and the inner paper 7. The outer sheet 3 is folded in half at a substantially bent portion 9a in the width direction. Respective areas divided by the bent portion 9a of the outer paper 3 are defined as page portions 5a and 5d. That is, the page portions 5a and 5d have substantially the same size.

  The inner sheet 7 is narrower than the outer sheet 3 and is folded in two at the bent portion 9b. The bent portion 9 b is formed at a position slightly shifted from the center in the width direction of the inner sheet 7. Respective areas divided by the bent portion 9b of the inner sheet 7 are defined as page portions 5b and 5c. That is, the sizes of the page portions 5b and 5c are different.

  The outer paper 3 and the inner paper 7 are bonded by the back paste 11 so that the bent portions 9a and 9b overlap in a state where the outer paper 3 and the inner paper 7 are bent in the same direction by the bent portions 9a and 9b, respectively. That is, the outer sheet 3 and the inner sheet 7 are formed in a booklet shape. For example, in the illustrated example of the booklet-type printed matter 1, the front surface of the page portion 5 a of the outer paper 3 is a cover, and the back surface of the page portion 5 a is a first spread page. Further, the front surface of the page portion 5b of the inner sheet 7 is a second spread page, and the back surface of the page portion 5b is a third spread page. Similarly, the back surface of the page portion 5c of the inner paper 7 is spread on the fourth page, the front surface of the page portion 5c is spread fifth page, the back surface of the page portion 5d of the outer paper 3 is spread on the sixth page, and the front surface of the page portion 5d is It becomes the back cover.

  FIG. 2A is a cross-sectional view taken along line AA in FIG. As described above, the outer paper 3 is larger than the inner paper 7. The page portions 5a and 5d are larger than the page portions 5b and 5c. For this reason, when folded into a booklet, a step 13 is formed by the inner sheet 7 on the fore edge side (the side edge portion on the opening side and the right side in the figure). It is desirable that the width of the step 13 formed by the inner sheet 7 is constant. For example, it is desirable that the difference between the width of the page portion 5c of the inner paper 7 with respect to the width of the page portion 5d of the outer paper 3 and the difference of the width of the page portion 5b with respect to the width of the page portion 5c of the inner paper 7 are substantially the same. . By doing in this way, the level | step difference width of each page part can be made constant. For this reason, when the step 13 is used as an index of each page, the visibility is excellent.

  In the following description, an example in which the booklet-type printed matter 1 is configured by one outer sheet 3 and one inner sheet 7 will be described, but the present invention is not limited to this. For example, a plurality of inner sheets 7 may be stacked. Also in this case, the width of each page portion may be set so that the side edge portion of each page has a step with a substantially constant width.

  FIG. 2B is a diagram illustrating a state where the page portion 5a of the booklet-type printed material 1 is opened (in the direction of arrow B in the drawing). The upper and lower edge portions of the page portion 5a are detachably bonded to the opposing surfaces (parts of the page portions 5c and 5d exposed by the page portion 5b and the step 13) by the upper and lower edge portion peeling paste 15, respectively. Moreover, the side edge part of the page part 5a is adhere | attached on the surface (side edge part of the page part 5d) which opposes by the side edge part peeling paste 17 so that peeling is possible. That is, in a state before opening the page portion 5a, each edge portion of the surface facing the page portion 5a is bonded, and there is no gap. Therefore, even when the booklet-type printed material 1 is used as a mailed material, for example, other mailed materials or the like are not caught in the gap between the page portion 5a and the other page portions.

  FIG. 3A is a diagram showing a state where the page portion 5b is further opened (in the direction of arrow C in the drawing). The upper and lower edge portions of the page portion 5b are each detachably bonded to the opposite surface (a portion of the page portion 5d exposed by the page portion 5c and the step 13) by the upper and lower edge portion peeling paste 15. That is, in the state before opening the page portion 5b, the upper and lower edges of the surface facing the page portion 5b are bonded, and other gaps between the upper and lower edges between the page portion 5b and the other page portions. There will be no trapped items.

  FIG. 3B is a diagram showing a state where the page portion 5c is further opened (in the direction of arrow D in the figure). Similarly to the page portion 5b, the upper and lower edge portions of the page portion 5c are detachably bonded to the opposing surface (page 5d) by the upper and lower edge portion peeling paste 15, respectively. That is, in the state before opening the page portion 5c, the upper and lower edge portions of the surface facing the page portion 5c are bonded, and other gaps between the upper and lower edge portions between the page portion 5c and the other page portions are provided. There will be no trapped items.

  Thus, in the booklet-type printed matter 1, the page portions 5b and 5c by the inner paper 7 are narrower than the page portions 5a and 5d by the outer paper 3, and the step 13 is formed. Therefore, if only the page portions 5a and 5d adhere to the side edge portion of the booklet-type printed matter 1, no gap is formed between the page portions. That is, it is not necessary to apply the side edge peeling glue 17 to the side edges of the page portions 5b and 5c of the inner paper 7. For this reason, the application area | region of peeling paste can be reduced. Therefore, printing stains and the like due to the application of the release paste do not occur on the side edge portions of the page portions 5b and 5c. Further, the step 13 can be used as an index of each page.

(Embodiment 2)
Next, another embodiment will be described. 4A and 4B are diagrams showing the booklet-type printed material 1a, where FIG. 4A is an overall perspective view and FIG. 4B is an exploded perspective view. In addition, in the following embodiment, about the structure which show | plays the function similar to the booklet type printed matter 1, the code | symbol similar to FIGS. 1-3 is attached | subjected, and the overlapping description is abbreviate | omitted.

  The booklet-type printed matter 1a is substantially the same as the booklet-type printed matter 1, but differs in that an extra length portion 19 is provided. The extra length portion 19 is formed at the side edge of the outer paper 3. The extra length portion 19 is joined to the side edge portion of the page portion 5d through the perforation 31, for example. The extra length portion 19 functions as a flap.

  Fig.5 (a) is the EE sectional view taken on the line of Fig.4 (a). As shown in FIG. 5 (a), the surplus length portion 19 is bent at the end edge portion of one page portion 5d and bonded with the side edge portion peeling glue 17 on the outer surface side of the other page portion 5a. . Therefore, as shown in FIG. 5B, when the page portion 5a is opened (in the direction of arrow F in the figure), the extra length portion 19 is opened (or broken at the perforation 31), and then the page portion 5a is opened. open. In the booklet-type printed material 1a, the side edge peeling glue 17 does not bond the side edges of the page portions 5a and 5d, but in the vicinity of the side edges of the inner surface of the extra length portion 19 and the outer surface of the page portion 5a. And glue. Therefore, no gap is formed between the side edges of the page portions 5a and 5d.

  In the present embodiment, as shown in FIG. 5A, the step 13 is formed so that the page width becomes narrower in the order from the page portion 5d to the page portions 5c, 5b, and 5a. In this case, the difference in the width of the page portion 5c of the inner paper 7 with respect to the width of the page portion 5d of the outer paper 3, the difference in the width of the page portion 5b with respect to the width of the page portion 5c of the inner paper 7, and the page of the inner paper 7 It is desirable that the difference in the width of the page portion 5a of the outer paper 3 with respect to the width of the portion 5b is substantially the same. By doing in this way, the level | step difference width of each page part can be made constant. Even in this case, since the extra length portion 19 is formed on the outer paper 3, the outer paper 3 is larger than the inner paper 5. Also in this case, both side edges (the side edge of the page portion 5a and the side edge of the extra length portion 19) of the outer sheet 3 are bonded.

  According to such a booklet-type printed matter 1a, the same effect as the booklet-type printed matter 1 can be obtained. Further, by providing the flap, it is not necessary to apply the side edge peeling paste 17 to the spread surfaces of the page portions 5a and 5d. For this reason, it is possible to prevent printing stains or the like due to the application of the release paste on the spread surface.

(Embodiment 3)
Next, still another embodiment will be described. 6A and 6B are diagrams showing the booklet-type printed material 1b. FIG. 6A is an overall perspective view, and FIG. 6B is a perspective view showing a state in which the page portion 5a is opened.

  The booklet-type printed matter 1b is substantially the same as the booklet-type printed matter 1, but is different in that a cutout portion 21 is provided. The cutout portion 21 is a portion cut out by a half cut portion 23 formed in the page portion 5a, for example. The half cut part 23 is formed only in the page part 5a. That is, the cutout portion 21 is formed only on the page portion 5a and not on the page portion 5b.

  As shown in FIG. 6B, when the page portion 5a of the booklet-type printed material 1b is opened (in the direction of arrow G in the figure), the cutout portion 21 cut out by the half cut portion 23 can be peeled off on the surface of the page portion 5b. Glued to. The cutout part 21 is a postcard, a ticket, a coupon, etc., for example. Therefore, a user who has the booklet-type printed material 1b can peel off the cutout portion 21 and use it.

  According to such a booklet-type printed matter 1b, the same effect as the booklet-type printed matter 1 can be obtained. Moreover, the cutout part which can be utilized for a postcard etc. can be attached. Note that the extra length portion 19 may be provided on the booklet-type printed material 1b as in the booklet-type printed material 1a. Further, the cutout portion 21 may be formed on any page portion.

(Method for producing booklet-type printed matter 1)
Next, the manufacturing method of the booklet type printed matter 1 is demonstrated. First, as shown in FIG. 7, a printing base paper 25 having a predetermined width that has been printed in advance is slit by a slit portion 27 using a slitter. Each sheet slit by the slit portion 27 is separated into the outer sheet 3 and the inner sheet 7. The outer paper 3 and the inner paper 7 are arranged so as to overlap each other by an angle bar.

  Next, peeling glue or the like is applied to a predetermined position of each sheet by a coater. For example, as shown in FIG. 8A, the upper and lower edge peeling glue 15 is applied to the upper and lower edge portions at positions corresponding to one page portion 5 b (inner surface side) of the inner sheet 7. In addition, the bending part 9b and the cut part 29 are parts processed by a subsequent process. Further, the upper and lower edge portion peeling glue 15 may be applied to the page portion 5c side, or may be applied to both the page portions 5b and 5c.

  Similarly, as shown in FIG. 8B, a peeling paste or the like is also applied to the outer paper 3. The outer sheet 3 is coated with the upper and lower edge peeling paste 15 on the upper and lower edge portions on the inner surfaces of the page portions 5a and 5d, and the side edge peeling paste 17 is applied to the end (side edge) of the page portion 5d. Apply. Further, back glue 11 is applied by a line glue in the vicinity of a portion corresponding to the bent portion 9a, which is substantially the center in the width direction of the outer paper 3. In addition, the bending part 9a and the cut part 29 are parts processed by a subsequent process. Further, the side edge peeling glue 17 may be applied to the side edge on the page portion 5a side, or may be applied to both the page portions 5a and 5d.

  Next, as shown in FIG. 9A, the portions corresponding to the bent portions 9a and 9b of the outer paper 3 and the inner paper 7 are overlapped and bonded to each other. That is, the outer sheet 3 and the inner sheet 7 are bonded with the back paste 11, and further, the respective peeling paste application portions are bonded so as to be peeled. Next, the bonded outer sheet 3 and inner sheet 7 are folded into two at the bent portions 9a and 9b by the plow with the application surface of the side edge peeling paste 17 inside (in the direction of arrow H in the figure). At this time, as shown in FIG. 8B, the outer surface is covered with the outer sheet 3, and a step 13 is formed in the side edge of the inner sheet 7 inside.

  Next, as shown in FIG. 10, the booklet type printed matter 1 is formed by cutting the cut portion 29 with a rotary cutter. In the manufactured booklet-type printed matter 1, the upper and lower edges are bonded to each other, and the side edges are bonded to the page portions 5 a and 5 d of the outer sheet 3. Therefore, no gap is generated at the outer peripheral edge. In addition, the upper and lower edge part peeling paste 15 and the back paste 11 should just be apply | coated to at least one of the adhesion part to adhere | attach. For example, the back glue 11 may be applied to the outer surface of the portion corresponding to the bent portion 9 b of the inner paper 7, and without applying the upper and lower edge peeling glue 15 to the upper and lower edges of the outer paper 3, the inner paper 7. The upper and lower edge peeling paste 15 may be applied to the outer surface of the upper and lower edges.

(Method for producing booklet-type printed material 1a)
Next, the manufacturing method of booklet type printed matter 1a is demonstrated. In addition, in the following description, the description which overlaps about the process similar to the booklet type printed matter 1 is abbreviate | omitted. As shown in FIG. 11A, in the booklet-type printed material 1a, the extra length portion 19 is formed on the side edge portion of one page portion (the page portion 5d in the figure) of the outer paper 3 in the slit process. A perforation 31 is formed at the boundary between the extra length portion 19 and the page portion 5d as necessary.

  In the booklet-type printed material 1 a, the side edge peeling glue 17 is applied not to the side edge of the page portion 5 d but to the vicinity of the side edge of the extra length portion 19. That is, the side edge peeling paste 17 is applied in the vicinity of the side edge of the outer paper 3.

  From this state, the outer paper 3 and the inner paper 7 are bonded together in the same process as described above, and folded in two at the folding portions 9a and 9b. Further, as shown in FIG. 11B, the extra length portion 19 is bent and bonded to the outer surface side of the page portion 5a (in the direction of arrow I in the figure). Thereafter, the booklet-type printed material 1a can be formed by cutting the cut portion 29 in the same manner as described above.

(Method for producing booklet-type printed matter 1b)
Next, the manufacturing method of booklet type printed matter 1b is demonstrated. First, as shown in FIG. 12A, in the booklet-type printed matter 1b, in addition to the outer paper 3 and the inner paper 7, the belt-shaped portion 35 is slit in the slitting process. An adhesive is applied to the entire back surface of the belt-shaped portion 35 or the bonding portion 33 on the inner surface side of the outer paper 3. The belt-like portion 35 is attached to the inner surface side of the outer paper 3. That is, at the attachment position of the belt-like portion 35 of the outer paper 3, two printing base papers 25 are overlapped. Therefore, the thickness of the attachment position of the belt-like portion 35 can be increased.

  Next, as shown in FIG. 13 (a), upper and lower edge peeling glue 15 is applied to a predetermined position of the inner paper 7, and as shown in FIG. 13 (b), upper and lower edges are applied to a predetermined position of the outer paper 3. The partial peeling paste 15 and the side edge peeling glue 17 and the back paste 11 are applied. Further, a peeling paste 37 is applied to a predetermined range of the portion where the belt-like portion 35 is attached.

  In this state, as shown in FIG. 14A, the outer sheet 3 and the inner sheet 7 are bonded together and folded in two at the bent portions 9a and 9b (in the direction of arrow J in the figure). Further, as shown in FIG. 14B, half-cutting is performed by the half-cut portion 23 so as to surround the range where the peeling paste 37 is applied. Here, the half cut is a cut by the thickness of the outer paper 3 by a die cutter. Accordingly, the half-cut portion 23 cuts only the outer paper 3 (including the belt-like portion 35), and the inner paper 7 is not cut.

  The cut-out portion 21 can be formed by half-cutting with the half-cut portion 23. In other words, the cutout portion 21 is separated from the outer paper 3 and is detachably bonded to the page portion 5 b of the inner paper 7 by the release glue 37. Thereafter, the booklet-type printed material 1b can be formed by cutting the cut portion 29 in the same manner as described above.

  As described above, in the present invention, it is not necessary to apply the side edge peeling paste 17 to the inner sheet 7. Therefore, the amount of release glue applied can be reduced. Further, at least the side edge of each page portion of the inner paper 7 does not cause printing stains or the like due to peeling glue.

  As mentioned above, although embodiment of this invention was described referring an accompanying drawing, the technical scope of this invention is not influenced by embodiment mentioned above. It is obvious for those skilled in the art that various modifications or modifications can be conceived within the scope of the technical idea described in the claims, and these are naturally within the technical scope of the present invention. It is understood that it belongs.

1, 1a, 1b... Booklet type printed matter 3... Outer paper 5 a, 5 b, 5 c, 5 d... Page portion 7. ......... Step 15 ......... Upper and lower edge peeling glue 17 ......... Side edge peeling glue 19 ......... Extended length part 21 ......... Cut out part 23 ......... Half cut part 25 ......... Print base paper 27 ... ... Slit part 29 .... Cut part 31 ... ... Perforation 33 ... ... Adhesive part 35 ... ... Strip-like part 37 ...

Claims (8)

A booklet-type printed material formed by overlapping a plurality of sheets,
At least one inner sheet and one outer sheet larger than the inner sheet,
The outer sheet is provided with a bent portion that divides one page portion and the other page portion,
The inner sheet is provided with a bent portion at a position shifted by a predetermined distance from the center in the width direction so that the size of one page portion and the other page portion is different.
The outer paper and the inner paper are bonded at respective bent portions,
A side edge portion on the unsealing side of one page portion of the outer paper and a side edge portion of each folded page portion of the inner paper are formed to have a step,
The side edges of the folded outer sheet are bonded with release glue, and the upper and lower edges of the page sections of the outer sheet and the inner sheet to be overlapped are bonded with release glue. A booklet-type printed matter. A surplus length portion is provided at a side edge portion of one page portion of the outer sheet, and the surplus length portion is bent,
The other page portion of the outer paper is smaller than one page portion and the other page portion of the inner paper,
By adhering the inner surface of the side edge of the extra length portion to the outer surface near the side edge of the other page portion of the outer sheet, the side edges of the outer sheet are bonded to each other. The booklet-type printed matter according to claim 1. One page portion and the other page portion of the outer sheet are substantially the same size, and one page portion and the other page portion of the outer sheet are larger than one page portion and the other page portion of the inner sheet. Big
The booklet-type printed matter according to claim 1, wherein the inner surfaces of the side edges of the folded outer sheet are bonded together with a release glue.   4. A part of a predetermined range of the outer sheet is cut out, and the cut out part is bonded to another page portion to be overlapped with a peeling paste. Booklet-type printed matter. It is a manufacturing method of the booklet type printed matter according to claim 1 ,
Slitting a printing base paper capable of grounding at least the outer paper and the inner paper into a predetermined width; and
At least near the upper and lower edges of the slit outer paper, near the upper and lower edges corresponding to one page of the inner paper, and at least one side edge of the outer paper Applying a back paste to a position corresponding to the bent portion, and superposing and bonding the outer sheet and the inner sheet, and b
A step c of bending the outer paper and the inner paper at a folding portion to bond side edges of the outer paper;
A step d of cutting the booklet-type printed matter by a predetermined length;
A method for producing a booklet-type printed matter. It is a manufacturing method of the booklet type printed matter according to claim 2,
Slitting a printing base paper capable of grounding at least the outer paper and the inner paper into a predetermined width; and
At least near the upper and lower edges of the slit outer paper, near the upper and lower edges corresponding to one page of the inner paper, and at least one side edge of the outer paper Applying a back paste to a position corresponding to the bent portion, and superposing and bonding the outer sheet and the inner sheet, and b
A step c of bending the outer paper and the inner paper at a folding portion to bond side edges of the outer paper;
A step d for cutting a booklet-type printed matter with a predetermined length, and
An extra length portion is provided at a side edge portion of one page portion of the outer sheet,
In the step b, a peeling paste is applied to a side edge portion of the extra length portion,
In the step c, a booklet-type printed matter manufactured by adhering an outer surface side in the vicinity of a side edge portion of the other page portion of the outer sheet and an inner surface of a side edge portion of the extra length portion with a release glue. Method. It is a manufacturing method of the booklet type printed matter according to claim 4,
Slitting a printing base paper capable of grounding at least the outer paper and the inner paper into a predetermined width; and
At least near the upper and lower edges of the slit outer paper, near the upper and lower edges corresponding to one page of the inner paper, and at least one side edge of the outer paper Applying a back paste to a position corresponding to the bent portion, and superposing and bonding the outer sheet and the inner sheet, and b
A step c of bending the outer paper and the inner paper at a folding portion to bond side edges of the outer paper;
A step d for cutting a booklet-type printed matter with a predetermined length, and
In the step b, a peeling paste is further applied to a predetermined range of a part of the outer paper or the inner paper,
After the step c, the booklet-type printed matter manufacturing method, further comprising a step e of half-cutting the predetermined range of only the outer sheet. In the step a, a slit is further slit from the printing base paper,
Before the step b, the method further comprises a step f of attaching the band-like portion to the outer sheet.
The booklet according to claim 7, wherein the predetermined range is a part of the strip-shaped portion in the step b, and the predetermined range of the pasting portion of the strip-shaped portion is half-cut in the step e. A method for producing a mold print.

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