JP6447418B2 - tape - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a tape having a label attached to a sheet.

  Patent Document 1 describes a tape (tag continuous body) in which a label (bonding tag) is attached to a sheet (mounting paper). The label includes a fold area (display unit) having a fold line. Desired notation content (barcode or the like) is printed in the folding area. At the time of use by the user, after the label is peeled off from the sheet, a part (attachment portion) of the label is wound around the adherend (product), and the folding area is folded at the folding line. Thereby, a label is attached to a to-be-adhered body.

JP 2003-58062 A

  By the way, when removing the label attached to the adherend after use, it is difficult to remove the conventional art because the label is wrapped around and attached to the adherend.

  It is an object of the present invention to provide a tape that is easy to remove after use.

In order to achieve the above object, the present invention includes a strip-shaped sheet and a label attached to the sheet, and the label includes a single folding region having a folding line extending in a predetermined direction, At least one first projecting region projecting from a first end of the fold region, and at least one first projecting from a second end of the fold region opposite to the first end with respect to the fold line. 2 projecting regions and the folded region or the first projecting region or the second projecting region are connected to the folded region or the first projecting region or the second projecting region to reinforce the strength. And a reinforcing portion .

  In the present invention, the label includes a first protruding region protruding from the first end of the folding region and a second protruding region protruding from the second end of the folding region.

  At the time of use by the user, after the label is peeled off from the sheet, the fold area is folded at the fold line so that the back surfaces (adhesive surfaces) of the first projecting area and the second projecting area are bonded together. Then, at the time of the bonding, the label is attached to the adherend by sandwiching the adherend between the back surface of the first projecting region and the back surface of the second projecting region.

  Thus, by attaching the adherend so as to be sandwiched by a part of the label, it becomes easier to remove after use than when attaching a part of the label around the adherend. Moreover, compared with the case where it winds, there exists an effect that it can attach easily at the time of attachment.

  According to the present invention, the label can be easily removed after use.

It is a perspective view showing the printing apparatus of one Embodiment of this invention. FIG. 3 is a plan view illustrating a cartridge holder of the printing apparatus and the surrounding structure. It is a perspective view showing the whole external appearance of a tape cartridge. It is a block diagram showing the control system of a printing apparatus and an operation terminal. It is a top view showing a to-be-printed tape. FIG. 6 is a transverse sectional view taken along the VI-VI section in FIG. 5. It is a top view showing the external appearance of a printed label. It is explanatory drawing for demonstrating the usage example of a print label. It is a top view showing the to-be-printed tape in the modification (the 1) of the arrangement | positioning variation of an affixing part. It is a top view showing the to-be-printed tape in the modification (the 2) of the arrangement | positioning variation of an affixing part. It is a top view showing the to-be-printed tape in the modification which arrange | positions a multiple types of label part to a to-be-printed tape. It is a top view showing the to-be-printed tape in the modification which provides a reinforcement part in a label part. It is a top view showing the to-be-printed tape in the modification in which the length of a label main-body part and a sticking part is equal. It is a top view showing the to-be-printed tape in the modification which makes a label area | region horizontally long. It is a top view showing the to-be-printed tape in the modification in which a sticking part protrudes from the edge part of the tape width direction of a label main-body part.

  Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. In addition, when there are notes of “front”, “rear”, “left”, “right”, “upper”, “lower” in the drawings, “front”, “rear”, “left”, “right”, “upper” in the description in the specification “Down” refers to the noted direction.

<Overall structure of printing device>
First, the overall structure of the printing apparatus of the present embodiment will be described with reference to FIG.

  In FIG. 1, a printing apparatus 1 (corresponding to a printing apparatus) can selectively execute a printing process for a print-receiving tape 50 (corresponding to a tape) and a printing process for a print-receiving tube (not shown). . The printing apparatus 1 is not limited to a configuration capable of executing both the printing process for the print target tape 50 and the print process for the print target tube, and may be configured to execute only the print process for the print target tape 50.

  The printing apparatus 1 can use various types of tape cartridges 100 such as a thermal type, a receptor type, and a laminate type. Below, the case where the receptor type tape cartridge 100 is used is demonstrated. The printing apparatus 1 includes a so-called die-cut label type in which the pressure-sensitive adhesive sheet of the print-receiving tape 50 is divided into a label portion and a non-label portion, and a type in which the pressure-sensitive adhesive sheet of the print-receiving tape 50 does not have the above cut. Both types of tape cartridges 100 can be used. In FIG. 1, a die-cut label type tape cartridge 100 is used.

  The printing apparatus 1 includes a substantially rectangular parallelepiped box-shaped main body 11 and a cover (not shown) that opens and closes an opening above the main body 11. 1 illustrates a state in which the cover is removed from the main body unit 11, but in a state in which the cover is attached to the main body unit 11, the cover is supported rotatably at the upper rear end of the main body unit 11. The A power connector 12 and a USB (Universal Serial Bus) connector 13 are disposed below the rear surface of the main body 11. The printing apparatus 1 is connected to an operation terminal 300 (see FIG. 4 described later) such as a personal computer via a USB cable 14 or the like connected to the USB connector 13. The printing apparatus 1 receives the print data edited by the operation terminal 300, and performs desired printing on the print-receiving tape 50 based on the print data. Note that the printing apparatus 1 and the operation terminal 300 may be connected via wireless communication. Further, the printing apparatus 1 is not limited to the configuration that executes the printing process based on the operation of the operation terminal, but the configuration that executes the printing process based on the operation of an appropriate operation unit provided in the printing apparatus 1 (so-called stand-alone type). Good.

  A cartridge holder 8, which is a concave region to which the tape cartridge 100 including the print-receiving tape 50 can be attached and detached, is provided on the right side of the upper surface of the main body 11. FIG. 1 shows a state in which the tape cartridge 100 is positioned above the actual mounting position in the cartridge holder 8 in order to clarify the structure.

  A discharge port 20 is provided at a position on the right side of the front surface of the main body 11. The discharge port 20 is an opening through which a print-receiving tape 50 after printing by a thermal head 22 described later is discharged from the cartridge holder 8 to the outside of the printing apparatus 1 while being conveyed by a platen roller 25 described later.

<Internal structure of printing device>
Next, the internal structure of the printing apparatus 1 will be described with reference to FIG.

  In FIG. 2, as described above, the cartridge holder 8 to which the tape cartridge 100 can be attached and detached is provided on the upper surface of the main body 11. A head holder 21 made up of a plate-like member extending in the front-rear direction is erected at a position near the right side of the substantially center portion in the front-rear direction of the cartridge holder 8. On the upper surface of the head holder 21, a thermal head 22 including a plurality of heating elements (not shown) is provided. The thermal head 22 performs printing (print formation) on the print-receiving tape 50 supplied from the tape cartridge 100 and conveyed along a predetermined conveyance path by a platen roller 25 and the like described later using an ink ribbon 127 described later. .

  A ribbon take-up shaft 125 is erected on the left side of the head holder 21 in the cartridge holder 8. The ribbon take-up shaft 125 is inserted into the ribbon take-up roller 126 of the tape cartridge 100 and rotates the ribbon take-up roller 126. Further, the ink supply side roll 128 is rotatably supported on the tape cartridge 100. An ink ribbon 127 is wound around the ink supply side roll 128. The ribbon take-up roller 126 is rotationally driven by the ribbon take-up shaft 125 to draw out the ink ribbon 127 from the ink supply side roll 128 and wind up the used ink ribbon 127.

  A feed roller drive shaft 23 is erected on the front side of the head holder 21 in the cartridge holder 8. The feed roller drive shaft 23 is a shaft body that can be attached to and detached from the feed roller 101 of the tape cartridge 100. A guide shaft 24 is erected at a position near the left corner of the cartridge holder 8. The guide shaft 24 is a shaft body that can be attached to and detached from the guide hole 102 (see also FIG. 3 described later) of the tape cartridge 100.

  A drive motor 66 (see FIG. 4 described later), which is a stepping motor, is disposed below the cartridge holder 8 in the main body 11. The ribbon take-up shaft 125 and the feed roller drive shaft 23 are connected to a drive motor 66 through a plurality of gears (not shown). As the drive motor 66 is driven, the ribbon take-up shaft 125 and the feed roller drive shaft 23 rotate. As the ribbon take-up shaft 125 is driven, the ribbon take-up roller 126 rotates. The feed roller drive shaft 23, a platen roller 25 described later, and a press roller 28 described later are connected via a gear mechanism (not shown). As the feed roller drive shaft 23 is driven, the feed roller 101, the platen roller 25, and the pressure roller 28 rotate.

  A cartridge sensor 31 (see FIG. 4 described later) is provided on the left lower support surface of the cartridge holder 8 at the substantially center in the front-rear direction with a plurality of (in this example, five) sensor protrusions 30 to be pressed. It has been. When the tape cartridge 100 is mounted in the cartridge holder 8, a detected portion 110 (details will be described later) provided on the tape cartridge 100 faces the sensor protrusion 30, and the detected portion 110 determines the type of tape cartridge 100 (in other words, The sensor protrusion 30 corresponding to the label portion 95 (the shape of FIG. 5 described later, details will be described later) is selectively pressed. The cartridge sensor 31 outputs a detection signal indicating the type information of the tape cartridge 100 (in other words, the shape information of the label portion 95) based on the combination of on / off of the sensor protrusion 30 at this time.

  An arm-shaped platen holder 26 extending in the front-rear direction is disposed outside the upper side of the cartridge holder 8 in the main body 11. The platen holder 26 is pivotally supported around a shaft support portion 27 so as to be swingable. A platen roller 25 and a pressure contact roller 28 are rotatably supported at the front end portion of the platen holder 26. The platen roller 25 faces the thermal head 22 and can contact and separate from the thermal head 22. The pressure roller 28 faces the feed roller 101 and can contact and separate from the feed roller 101. When the platen holder 26 is moved to the cartridge holder 8 side by the swinging and the platen roller 25 is moved to a printing position where the platen roller 25 is in contact with the thermal head 22, the platen roller 25 is moved to the thermal head via the print-receiving tape 50 and the ink ribbon 127. 22 is pressed. At the same time, the pressure roller 28 presses the feed roller 101 through the print-receiving tape 50. In this state, the print-receiving tape 50 is conveyed along with the rotation of the feed roller 101, the platen roller 25, and the pressure contact roller 28, and the ink ribbon 127 from the ink supply side roll 128 as the ribbon take-up roller 126 rotates. Is pulled out and printing is performed on the print-receiving tape 50 by the thermal head 22.

<Structure of tape cartridge>
Next, the structure of the tape cartridge 100 will be described with reference to FIGS.

  2 and 3, the tape cartridge 100 includes a substantially rectangular (box-shaped) casing 120 having rounded corners in plan view as a whole. A tape supply port 103 is provided on the front side of the right side of the housing 120, and the internal print-receiving tape 50 is drawn out and supplied from the tape supply port 103. In addition, a sensor mark (not shown) for positioning control during conveyance preliminarily printed on the print-receiving tape 50 is optically detected in the vicinity of the upper side of the tape supply port 103 in the side wall 121 of the housing 120. A through hole 104 is provided.

  A tape roll support hole 105 that rotatably supports the print-receiving tape roll 51 around which the print-receiving tape 50 is wound is provided in the upper part of the front side of the case 120. The print-receiving tape 50 is pulled out from the print-receiving tape roll 51, printed by the thermal head 22, and then guided toward the discharge port 20 of the main body 11.

  The detected portion 110 representing the type information of the tape cartridge 100 is provided at a substantially central position in the front-rear direction on the front lower surface of the housing 120. The detected portion 110 receives the type information of the tape cartridge 100 by the combination of the insertion hole 111 and the surface portion 112 formed on the lower surface facing the five sensor protrusions 30 of the cartridge sensor 31 provided on the main body portion 11. Show. In the present embodiment, as described above, the detected portion 110 defines the type information of the tape cartridge 100 including the shape information of the label portion 95 in the tape cartridge 100.

  The insertion hole 111 is a circular hole, and functions as a non-pressing part that does not press the sensor protrusion 30 when the tape cartridge 100 is mounted in the cartridge holder 8, and the sensor protrusion 30 that faces the insertion hole 111 is in an OFF state. It becomes. The surface portion 112 functions as a pressing portion for pressing the sensor protrusion 30 when the tape cartridge 100 is mounted in the cartridge holder 8, and the sensor protrusion 30 facing the surface portion 112 is turned on.

<Control system of printing apparatus and operation terminal>
Next, the control system of the printing apparatus 1 and the operation terminal 300 will be described with reference to FIG.

  In FIG. 4, the printing apparatus 1 includes a control system having a control circuit 80 including a CPU 82. In the control circuit 80, a ROM 83, an EEPROM 84, a RAM 85, and an input / output interface 81 are connected to the CPU 82 via a data bus. Note that a nonvolatile memory such as a flash memory may be used instead of the EEPROM 84.

  The ROM 83 stores various programs necessary for controlling the printing apparatus 1. The CPU 82 performs various calculations and processes based on various programs stored in the ROM 83.

  In the EEPROM 84, various information related to the print-receiving tape 50 (for example, a correlation in which various detection results of the insertion hole 111 and the surface portion 112 by the cartridge sensor 31 and the type information of the tape cartridge 100 are associated) is stored in a nonvolatile manner. ing. Thereby, the CPU 82 can obtain the type information of the tape cartridge 100 by referring to the correlation with respect to the detection result of the tape cartridge 100 mounted in the cartridge holder 8.

  The RAM 85 temporarily stores various calculation results by the CPU 82.

  The input / output interface 81 is connected to the thermal head drive circuit 61, the motor drive circuit 62, the operation unit 63, the display unit 64, the optical sensor 65, the cartridge sensor 31, and the like.

  The thermal head drive circuit 61 controls the drive of the thermal head 22.

  The motor drive circuit 62 controls the drive of the drive motor 66 that drives the ribbon take-up shaft 125 and the feed roller drive shaft 23.

  The optical sensor 65 projects sensor light onto the print-receiving tape 50 through the through-hole 104 provided in the side wall portion 121 of the casing 120 of the tape cartridge 100, detects the presence or absence of the reflected light, and performs the print-receiving. The conveyance status of the tape 50 is detected.

  The operation terminal 300 includes a control system having a CPU 301. An operation unit 302, a display unit 303, a RAM 304, a ROM 305, an HDD 306, and the like are connected to the CPU 301.

  The operation terminal 300 is connected to the printing apparatus 1 via the USB cable 14 and the like, and can send and receive signals to and from the printing apparatus 1.

  In the operation terminal 300, an appropriate application program 320 stored in the HDD 306 is executed. In this application program 320, an operator operates the operation unit 302 on the operation terminal 300 side to print on a print label 200 (see FIG. 7 described later, details will be described later) created by the printing apparatus 1. Print data can be created and transmitted to the printing apparatus 1. That is, when a predetermined label production instruction including the print data is output to the printing apparatus 1 by the operation of the operation unit 302 by the operator, the ribbon winding is performed via the motor drive circuit 62 and the drive motor 66 in the printing apparatus 1. The take-up shaft 125 and the feed roller drive shaft 23 are driven, and the print-receiving tape 50 is fed out from the print-receiving tape roll 51 in the tape cartridge 100, and the ink ribbon 127 is drawn out from the ink supply side roll 128. In synchronization with this, the plurality of heating elements of the thermal head 22 are selectively driven to generate heat via the thermal head driving circuit 61, and the ink ribbon 127 is applied to the print-receiving tape 50 fed out and conveyed. Ink is transferred, and print formation based on the print data is performed. Thereafter, the label portion 95 is manually peeled off from the print-receiving tape 50 on which the print is formed, thereby generating the print label 200 having a predetermined print. The print-receiving tape 50 on which the above printing is formed is cut by a cutter (not shown) provided near the discharge port 20 of the main body 11 to a desired length and discharged from the discharge port 20, and the discharge The peeling may be performed from the printed tape 50 having a desired length. Note that this cutter is operated, for example, by operating a cutter button (not shown) to cut the print-receiving tape 50.

<Features of this embodiment>
In the present embodiment, in order to create the print label 200, the label portion 95 is provided in advance on the print-receiving tape 50. The label portion 95 includes a label main body portion having a fold line extending in the tape width direction, and two attaching portions connected to the label main body portion. A desired display content is printed on the label body. At the time of use by the user, the back surface (adhesive surface) of the two affixing parts is bonded together by folding the label main body part along the fold line. And in the case of the bonding, the printed label 200 is attached to a to-be-adhered body by pinching | interposing an to-be-adhered body by the back surface of one attaching part, and the back surface of the other attaching part. In this way, by attaching the adherend so as to be sandwiched by a part of the print label 200, it is easier to remove after use than when attaching a part of the print label 200 around the adherend. It is a feature. Details will be described below.

<Structure of printing tape>
Next, the structure of the print-receiving tape 50 will be described with reference to FIGS. 5 and 6. In FIG. 5, the left-right direction in the drawing is the transport direction (in other words, the tape length direction), the up-down direction in the drawing is the tape width direction, and the front-rear direction in the drawing is the tape thickness direction. A plan view of the tape 50 is shown, and FIG. 6 shows a cross-sectional view taken along the line VI-VI in FIG.

  5 and 6, the print-receiving tape 50 is configured by laminating an adhesive sheet 52 and a release sheet 54 (corresponding to a sheet) in order from the front side (refer to the front and back display in FIG. 6, the same applies hereinafter) in the tape thickness direction. Has been. The adhesive sheet 52 is printed with the thermal head 22 on the surface of the base material 52B provided on the front side. The pressure-sensitive adhesive sheet 52 includes a pressure-sensitive adhesive layer 52A on the back side of the base material 52B. The release sheet 54 is provided so as to be easily peelable from the pressure-sensitive adhesive layer 52A. That is, the adhesive sheet 52 is detachably attached to the surface of the release sheet 54, and in this embodiment, the adhesive sheet is entirely attached to the strip-like release sheet 54 whose length in the transport direction is longer than the length in the tape width direction. 52 are bonded together to form a print-receiving tape 50.

  In the present embodiment, the print-receiving tape 50 is preliminarily subjected to half-cut processing in a shape for creating the print label 200. As shown in the partially enlarged view in FIG. 6, this half-cut process is a process of making a cut line 55 in the adhesive sheet 52 of the print-receiving tape 50, which is a so-called die-cut label. The half-cut process is formed so as to surround a predetermined region as shown in FIG. 5, so that the adhesive sheet 52 in the region can be peeled from the release sheet 54. In this embodiment, the region portion of the pressure-sensitive adhesive sheet 52 to be peeled in this way is a label portion 95 (corresponding to a label), and the other portion is a non-label portion 96.

  The label unit 95 includes one label main body 91 (corresponding to a folding region and a print target portion), and two attaching portions 92 and 93 connected to the label main body 91.

  In the label main body 91, a perforation 910 along the tape width direction which is a predetermined direction at a substantially central position in the transport direction is formed in advance by the half-cut process as a fold line for bending the label main body 91. ing. Note that the folding line is not limited to the perforation 910. For example, a straight line may be printed in advance as a fold line at the same position as the perforation 910 (without performing the half-cut process). Printing is formed on the label main body 91 by the thermal head 22.

  The label main body 91 has a substantially line-symmetric shape with respect to the perforation 910. Specifically, the label main body 91 has a vertically long, substantially rectangular shape with the perforation 910 as the axis of symmetry, the transport direction as the short direction, and the tape width direction as the long direction. It has a shape. That is, the end 91a (corresponding to the first end) on the downstream side in the transport direction of the label main body 91 (left side in FIG. 5) and the perforation 910 of the label main body 91 are on the opposite side of the end 91a. The end 91 b (corresponding to the second end) on the upstream side in the transport direction (the right side in FIG. 5) exists at a position that is substantially line symmetrical with respect to the perforation 910. The label main body 91 includes a first label region 16 (corresponding to a first portion) downstream of the perforation 910 in the transport direction and a second label upstream of the perforation 910 in the transport direction. Label area 17 (corresponding to the second portion). That is, the perforation 910 is located at the boundary between the label regions 16 and 17. Each of the label areas 16 and 17 has a vertically long and substantially rectangular shape in which the transport direction is the short direction and the tape width direction is the long direction. That is, the width W1a (long side length) in the tape width direction of the first label region 16 and the width W1b (long side length) in the tape width direction of the second label region 17 are substantially equal (that is, W1a≈ W1b). Further, the length from the perforation 910 to the end 91a in the transport direction of the label main body 91, that is, the length L1a (short side length) in the transport direction of the first label region 16, and the transport direction of the label main body 91 in the transport direction. The length from the perforation 910 to the end portion 91b, that is, the length L1b (short side length) in the transport direction of the second label region 17 is substantially equal (that is, L1a≈L1b).

  The four corners of the substantially rectangular shape of the first label region 16 and the four corners of the substantially rectangular shape of the second label region 17 are all R-shaped by partial arcs. Note that some or all of the four corners of the substantially rectangular shape of the first label region 16 and the four corners of the substantially rectangular shape of the second label region 17 may have a substantially right-angle shape.

  The 1st sticking part 92 which is a 1st protrusion area | region protrudes along the conveyance direction from the said edge part 91a of the label main-body part 91 (1st label area | region 16), and the 2nd sticking which is a 2nd protrusion area | region. The part 93 projects from the end 91b of the label main body 91 (second label region 17) along the transport direction. The width W2 in the tape width direction, which is the first direction orthogonal to the transport direction, of the first affixing part 92, and the width in the tape width direction, which is the second direction orthogonal to the transport direction, of the second affixing part 93. W3 is smaller than the widths W1a and W1b of the label regions 16 and 17 (that is, narrower than the label main body 91) (that is, W2 <W1a and W3 <W1b). The affixing portions 92 and 93 protrude from the substantially center position of the end portions 91a and 91b in the tape width direction, respectively, and the back surfaces can be bonded to each other by the adhesive layer 52A when the label main body portion 91 is folded at the perforation 910. It has become.

  The affixing portions 92 and 93 each have a horizontally long, substantially rectangular shape in which the transport direction is the longitudinal direction and the tape width direction is the short direction. That is, the longitudinal direction of the substantially rectangular label regions 16 and 17 and the longitudinal direction of the substantially rectangular pasting portions 92 and 93 are orthogonal to each other. The width W2 (short side length) of the first pasting portion 92 and the width W3 (short side length) of the second pasting portion 93 are substantially equal (that is, W2≈W3). The length L2 (long side length) in the transport direction of the portion 92 and the length L3 (long side length) in the transport direction of the second pasting portion 93 are substantially equal (that is, L2≈L3). Further, the lengths L2 and L3 of the pasting portions 92 and 93 are different from the lengths L1a and L1b of the label regions 16 and 17, respectively, specifically, longer than the lengths L1a and L1b. (That is, L2> L1a, L3> L1b).

  The label portion 95 includes the label main body portion 91 and the pasting portions 92 and 93 having the above-described configuration and arrangement relationship, and has a substantially line-symmetric shape with respect to the perforation 910. The adhesive sheet 52 is provided with a plurality of label portions 95 having the above-described configuration (of the same type) arranged side by side in the transport direction while alternately shifting the position in the tape width direction in the same posture. At this time, among the two adjacent label portions 95, the plurality of label portions 95 include a first attaching portion 92 of one label portion 95 and a second attaching portion 93 of the other label portion 95. It is provided so that it may line up in the width direction.

  Printing is formed by the thermal head 22 on the label main body 91 of the label portion 95 of the print-receiving tape 50 having the above-described configuration, and then the label portion 95 is peeled off along the cut line 55 from the print-receiving tape 50. Thus, the print label 200 (see FIG. 7 described later) is generated. Note that the printed label 200 also corresponds to a label described in each claim.

<Appearance of printed label>
FIG. 7 shows the appearance of the print label 200 peeled from the print-receiving tape 50.

  In FIG. 7, the print label 200 includes the label main body 91 on which printing is formed, and the pasting portions 92 and 93.

  In the print label 200, the print R1 by the thermal head 22 is formed on the surface 16a of the first label area 16 of the label main body 91, and the surface 17a of the second label area 17 of the label main body 91 is The print R2 by the thermal head 22 is formed. In this example, the character string “ABC” as the print R1 is brought close to one end portion (the right end portion in FIG. 7) in the longitudinal direction of the surface 16a of the first label region 16, and the first pasting portion 92 side is set as the upper side. It is formed in a posture along a direction from the other side in the longitudinal direction (left side in FIG. 7) to one side in the longitudinal direction (right side in FIG. 7). Further, the character string “XYZ” as the print R2 is brought close to one end in the longitudinal direction (the right end in FIG. 7) of the surface 17a of the second label region 17 so that the second pasting portion 93 side is on the upper side. It is formed along a direction from one side in the longitudinal direction (right side in FIG. 7) to the other side in the longitudinal direction (left side in FIG. 7).

<Examples of printed label usage>
Hereinafter, a usage example of the print label 200 will be described with reference to FIGS. 7 and 8.

  At the time of use by the user, after the label portion 95 is peeled off from the print-receiving tape 50 to form the print label 200 shown in FIG. 7, the label main body portion 91 is folded into a mountain fold at the perforation 910 as shown in FIG. As a result, the back surfaces of the label regions 16 and 17 are bonded together by the pressure-sensitive adhesive layer 52A. At this time, the back surface of the first pasting portion 92 and the back surface of the second pasting portion 93 may have a cable shape (or a circular tube shape) whose axial direction is the left-right direction in FIGS. 8A and 8B described later. ) Of the adherend 19 (see FIGS. 8 (a) and 8 (b) described later), the back surfaces of the portions of the pasting portions 92 and 93 that do not correspond to the adherend 19 (for example, both ends in the longitudinal direction) are adhered to each other. It is bonded by the agent layer 52A.

  As a result, as shown in FIGS. 8A and 8B, the print label 200 is attached to the adherend 19, and the longitudinal directions of the overlapping label regions 16 and 17 are arranged in parallel with the longitudinal direction of the adherend 19. It can be used as a T-shaped label (that is, the whole of the label main body 91 and the pasting portions 92 and 93 is a “T” shape).

  FIG. 8A shows an appearance of the printed label 200 attached to the adherend 19 as viewed from the front side (first label region 16 side). As shown in FIG. 8A, in the first label region 16, the character string “ABC” is printed on the front surface 16a as the print R1, and is moved to one end in the longitudinal direction (the rear end in the direction of the character string “ABC”). The position is described in an upright posture.

  FIG. 8B shows an appearance of the printed label 200 attached to the adherend 19 as seen from the back side (second label region 17 side). As shown in FIG. 8B, in the second label region 17, the position where the character string “XYZ” is printed on the front surface 17a as the print R2 at one end in the longitudinal direction (front end in the direction of the character string “XYZ”). It is written in an upright posture in the form.

  In the above description, the case where the print label 200 is used as a T-type label has been illustrated. However, the print label 200 has overlapping areas 92 and 93 where the overlapping label regions 16 and 17 sandwich the adherend 19 therebetween. Therefore, it can also be used as a P-type label that protrudes in a direction perpendicular to the longitudinal direction of the adherend 19 (that is, the entirety including the adherend 19 has a “P” shape).

<Effect of this embodiment>
As described above, in the present embodiment, the label portion 95 includes the first pasting portion 92 projecting from the end portion 91a of the label main body portion 91 and the second pasting portion projecting from the end portion 91b of the label main body portion 91. And an attaching portion 93. At the time of use by the user, after the print label 200 is peeled off from the release sheet 54, the label main body portion 91 is bent at the perforation 910 so that the back surfaces (adhesive surfaces) of the attaching portions 92 and 93 are attached to each other. . Then, at the time of the bonding, the printed label 200 is attached to the adherend 19 by sandwiching the adherend 19 between the back surface of the first attaching portion 92 and the back surface of the second attaching portion 93. As described above, by attaching the adherend 19 so as to be sandwiched by a part of the print label 200, it becomes easier to remove after use than when attaching a part of the print label 200 around the adherend 19. . Moreover, compared with the case where it winds, there exists an effect that it can attach easily at the time of attachment.

  In the present embodiment, in particular, the four corners of the substantially rectangular shape of the first label region 16 and the four corners of the substantially rectangular shape of the second label region 17 are all R-shaped by partial arcs. Thereby, the beauty | look in an attached state can be improved.

  Further, in the present embodiment, among the two adjacent label portions 95, the first attaching portion 92 of one label portion 95 and the second attaching portion 93 of the other label portion 95 are arranged in the tape width direction. Are lined up. Thereby, the part which becomes the non-label part 96 among the adhesive sheets 52 and discards can be reduced, and the waste of the adhesive sheet 52 can be reduced.

<Modifications>
The present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment, and various modifications can be made without departing from the spirit and technical idea of the present invention. Hereinafter, such modifications will be described.

(1) Arrangement variation of the pasting part (1)
In the label part 95 in the above embodiment, the attaching parts 92 and 93 protrude along the transport direction from the substantially central position in the tape width direction of the end parts 91a and 91b of the label main body part 91, respectively, but are not limited thereto. Absent.

  A plurality of label portions 95A and 95A ′ (corresponding to labels) having a structure in which the postures are reversed are provided alternately on the pressure-sensitive adhesive sheet 52 in the present modification shown in FIG.

  The label portion 95 </ b> A includes the label main body portion 91 and the pasting portions 92 and 93. In the label portion 95A, the first pasting portion 92 protrudes along the transport direction from the vicinity of one end portion in the tape width direction (upper end portion in FIG. 9) of the end portion 91a on the downstream side in the transport direction of the label main body portion 91. 2 sticking part 93 protrudes along the conveyance direction from the tape width direction one end part (upper end part in FIG. 9) in the said edge part 91b of the conveyance direction upstream of the label main-body part 91. As shown in FIG. Other configurations and arrangement relationships of the label main body 91 and the pasting portions 92 and 93 in the label portion 95A are the same as those of the label portion 95, and the label portion 95A is related to the perforation 910, like the label portion 95. It has a substantially line-symmetric shape.

  The label portion 95A ′ includes the label main body portion 91 and the pasting portions 92 and 93. In the label portion 95A ′, the first pasting portion 92 extends from the vicinity of the other end portion in the tape width direction (the lower end portion in FIG. 9) of the end portion 91a on the downstream side in the transport direction of the label main body portion 91 along the transport direction. The second pasting portion 93 protrudes along the transport direction from the vicinity of the other end portion in the tape width direction (lower end portion in FIG. 9) of the end portion 91b on the upstream side of the label main body portion 91 in the transport direction. Other configurations and arrangement relationships of the label main body 91 and the attaching portions 92 and 93 in the label portion 95A ′ are the same as those of the label portion 95, and the label portion 95A ′ is perforated in the same manner as the label portion 95. The shape is substantially line symmetric with respect to 910.

  In the present modification, the adhesive sheet 52 has a plurality of label portions 95A and 95A ′ having the above-described configuration (structures whose postures are reversed to each other) alternately in the transport direction at the same position in the tape width direction. It is provided side by side. In other words, the adhesive sheet 52 is provided with a plurality of label portions of the same type arranged side by side in the transport direction while alternately reversing the posture. At this time, among the plurality of label portions 95A and 95A ′, of the adjacent label portions 95A and 95A ′, the first attaching portion 92 of one label portion and the second attaching portion 93 of the other label portion are arranged. , So as to be aligned in the tape width direction.

  Also in this modification, the same effect as the above embodiment can be obtained.

(2) Placement variation (2)
A label portion 95B (corresponding to a label) in the present modification shown in FIG. 10 includes the label main body portion 91, the two first attaching portions 92, and the two second attaching portions 93. In the label portion 95B, the two first pasting portions 92 project along the transport direction from the vicinity of both ends in the tape width direction of the end portion 91a on the downstream side in the transport direction of the label main body portion 91, respectively. The attaching portions 93 protrude from the vicinity of both ends in the tape width direction of the end portion 91b on the upstream side in the transport direction of the label main body portion 91 along the transport direction. Other configurations and arrangement relationships of the label main body 91 and the pasting portions 92 and 93 in the label portion 95B are the same as those of the label portion 95, and the label portion 95B is related to the perforation 910, like the label portion 95. It has a substantially line-symmetric shape.

  In the present modification, the adhesive sheet 52 includes a plurality of label portions 95B having the above-described configuration (of the same type) arranged in the transport direction while alternately shifting the position in the tape width direction in the same posture. Is provided. At this time, among the two adjacent label portions 95B, the plurality of label portions 95B include a first attaching portion 92 of one label portion 95B and a second attaching portion 93 of the other label portion 95B. It is provided so as to be arranged alternately in the width direction.

  Also in this modification, the same effect as the above embodiment can be obtained.

(3) In the case where a plurality of types of label portions are arranged on the print-receiving tape In the adhesive sheet 52 of the print-receiving tape 50 in the above-described embodiment or the like, a plurality of label portions 95 or the like of the same type are provided side by side in the transport direction. However, it is not limited to this.

  A plurality of types of label portions are provided side by side in the transport direction on the adhesive sheet 52 in this modification shown in FIG. In this example, the label portions 95 and 95B are provided alternately in the transport direction at the same position in the tape width direction. The configuration of the label unit 95 is the same as that of the above embodiment, and the configuration of the label unit 95B is the same as that of the modified example (2). At this time, among the plurality of label portions 95 and 95B, among the adjacent label portions 95 and 95B, the first attaching portion 92 of one label portion and the second attaching portion 93 of the other label portion are tapes. In order to arrange them alternately in the width direction, that is, between the two first attaching portions 92 of the label portion 95B, the second attaching portions 93 of the label portion 95 are arranged, and the two second attaching portions of the label portion 95B are attached. Between the parts 93, it is provided so that the 1st sticking part 92 of the label part 95 may be arrange | positioned.

  Also in this modification, the same effect as the above embodiment can be obtained.

(4) When the reinforcing portion is provided in the label portion In the adhesive sheet 52 in the present modification shown in FIG. 12, a plurality of label portions 95C and 95C ′ (corresponding to labels) having a structure reverse to each other are provided in the transport direction. They are arranged alternately.

  The label portion 95 </ b> C includes the label main body portion 91, the attaching portions 92 and 93, the reinforcing portion 97 connected to the second label region 17, and the reinforcing portion 98 connected to the first attaching portion 92. And comprising. The configuration and arrangement of the label main body 91 and the pasting portions 92 and 93 in the label portion 95C are the same as those of the label portion 95.

  The reinforcing portion 97 is connected to the other end portion (the lower end portion in FIG. 12) of the second label region 17 in the tape width direction. A perforation 970 for folding the reinforcing portion 97 is formed in advance at the boundary between the second label region 17 and the reinforcing portion 97 by the half-cut process. Instead of the perforation 970, a straight line may be printed in advance. In order to reinforce the strength of the reinforcing portion 97, after the back surfaces of the label regions 16 and 17 are bonded together as described above, the reinforcing portion 97 is folded at the perforation 970 and the back surface is bonded by the adhesive layer 52A. belongs to.

  The reinforcing portion 98 is connected to a downstream portion in the transport direction at one end portion (upper end portion in FIG. 12) of the first pasting portion 92 in the tape width direction. A perforation 980 for folding the reinforcing portion 98 is formed in advance at the boundary between the first pasting portion 92 and the reinforcing portion 98 by the half-cut process. Instead of the perforation 980, a straight line may be printed in advance. As described above, the reinforcing portion 98 is bonded with the back surfaces of the front end portions of the attaching portions 92 and 93 and then folded at the perforation 980 so that the back surface is attached by the adhesive layer 52A. It is for reinforcing.

  The label portion 95C ′ includes the label main body portion 91, the attaching portions 92 and 93, the reinforcing portion 97 ′ connected to the first label region 16, and the reinforcing portion connected to the second attaching portion 93. Part 98 '. The configuration and arrangement of the label main body 91 and the pasting portions 92 and 93 in the label portion 95C ′ are the same as those of the label portion 95.

  The reinforcing portion 97 ′ is connected to one end portion (the upper end portion in FIG. 12) of the first label region 16 in the tape width direction. A perforation 970 'for folding the reinforcing portion 97' is formed in advance at the boundary between the first label region 16 and the reinforcing portion 97 'by the half-cut process. Instead of the perforation 970 ′, a straight line may be printed in advance. As described above, the reinforcing portion 97 ′ is reinforced by bonding the back surfaces of the label regions 16 and 17 together and then folding them at the perforation 970 ′ so that the back surface is bonded by the adhesive layer 52A. Is to do.

  The reinforcing portion 98 'is connected to the upstream portion in the transport direction at the other end portion (the lower end portion in FIG. 12) of the second attaching portion 93 in the tape width direction. A perforation 980 'for folding the reinforcing portion 98' is formed in advance at the boundary between the second pasting portion 93 and the reinforcing portion 98 'by the half-cut process. A straight line may be printed in advance instead of the perforation 980 '. As described above, the reinforcing portion 98 ′ is bonded to the back surfaces of the tip portions of the attaching portions 92 and 93 and then folded at the perforation 980 ′ so that the back surface is attached to the adhesive layer 52 </ b> A. In order to reinforce the strength.

  The positions and shapes of the reinforcing portions 97 and 97 ′ are merely examples, and other positions and shapes may be used. The positions and shapes of the reinforcing portions 98 and 98 'are merely examples, and other positions and shapes may be used.

  In the present modification, the adhesive sheet 52 includes a plurality of label portions 95C and 95C 'having the above-described configuration (structures whose postures are reversed with respect to each other), while alternately shifting the positions in the tape width direction. Are arranged alternately. In other words, the adhesive sheet 52 is provided with a plurality of label portions of the same type arranged side by side in the transport direction while alternately reversing the posture. At this time, the plurality of label portions 95C and 95C ′ include the first attaching portion 92 of one label portion and the second attaching portion 93 of the other label portion among the two adjacent label portions 95C and 95C ′. Are arranged in the tape width direction.

  Also in this modification, the same effect as the above embodiment can be obtained. Further, in this modification, after the back surfaces of the tip portions of the pasting portions 92 and 93 are bonded together as described above, the reinforcing portions 98 and 98 'are folded at the perforations 980 and 980', and the back surfaces are By sticking together, the strength of the printed label can be improved.

  In the above description, the case where the label portions 95C and 95C ′ are provided with the reinforcing portion in both the label region and the pasting portion has been described. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and the label portion is provided in either the label region or the pasting portion. The present invention can also be applied when a reinforcing portion is provided.

(5) When the lengths of the label main body part and the pasting part are equal In the label part 95 etc. in the above-described embodiment etc., the lengths L2, L3 of the pasting parts 92, 93 are the lengths of the label areas 16, 17 respectively. Although it was larger than each of L1a and L1b, it is not limited to this.

  A label portion 95D (corresponding to a label) in the present modification shown in FIG. 13 includes the label main body portion 91 and two attaching portions 92D and 93D connected to the label main body portion 91. The configuration of the label main body 91 in the label portion 95D is the same as that of the label portion 95.

  The first affixing portion 92D that is the first projecting region projects along the transport direction from the end portion 91a on the downstream side in the transport direction of the label main body 91 (first label region 16). A certain second attaching portion 93D protrudes along the transport direction from the end portion 91b on the upstream side in the transport direction of the label main body 91 (second label region 17). The width W4 in the tape width direction of the first attaching portion 92D and the width W5 in the tape width direction of the second attaching portion 93 are smaller than the widths W1a and W1b of the label regions 16 and 17, respectively (the label main body). It is narrower than the portion 91 (that is, W4 <W1a, W5 <W1b). The affixing portions 92D and 93D protrude from the substantially center position in the tape width direction of the end portions 91a and 91b, respectively, and when the label main body portion 91 is folded at the perforation 910, the back surfaces are bonded to each other by the adhesive layer 52A. It is possible.

  Each of the pasting portions 92D and 93D has a horizontally long, substantially rectangular shape in which the transport direction is the longitudinal direction and the tape width direction is the short direction. That is, the longitudinal direction of the substantially rectangular label regions 16 and 17 and the longitudinal direction of the substantially rectangular attaching portions 92D and 93D are orthogonal to each other. The width W4 (short side length) of the first pasting portion 92D and the width W5 (short side length) of the second pasting portion 93D are substantially equal (that is, W4≈W5). The length L4 (long side length) in the transport direction of the portion 92D and the length L5 (long side length) in the transport direction of the second attaching portion 93D are substantially equal (that is, L4≈L5). The lengths L4 and L5 of the pasting portions 92D and 93D are substantially equal to the lengths L1a and L1b of the label regions 16 and 17, respectively (that is, L4≈L1a, L5≈L1b).

  The label portion 95D includes the label main body portion 91 and the pasting portions 92D and 93D having the above-described configuration and arrangement, and has a substantially line-symmetric shape with respect to the perforation 910. The adhesive sheet 52 is provided with a plurality of label portions 95D having the above-described configuration (the same type) arranged side by side in the transport direction while alternately shifting the position in the tape width direction in the same posture. At this time, among the two adjacent label portions 95D, the plurality of label portions 95D include a first attaching portion 92D of one label portion 95D and a second attaching portion 93D of the other label portion 95D. It is provided so that it may line up in the width direction.

  Also in this modification, the same effect as the above embodiment can be obtained.

(6) When the label region is horizontally long In the label portion 95 or the like in the above-described embodiment or the like, the label regions 16 and 17 are each of a vertically long and substantially rectangular shape, and the pasting portions 92 and 93 are each horizontally long. Although it has a substantially rectangular shape, the longitudinal direction of the substantially rectangular label regions 16 and 17 and the longitudinal direction of the substantially rectangular pasting portions 92 and 93 and the like are orthogonal to each other, but the present invention is not limited to this.

  A label portion 95E (corresponding to a label) in the present modification shown in FIG. 14 includes one label main body portion 91E (corresponding to a folding area and a portion to be printed) and two attaching portions 92E connected to the label main body portion 91E. , 93E.

  In the label main body 91E, a perforation 910E along the tape width direction at a substantially central position in the transport direction is formed in advance by the half-cut process as a fold line for bending the label main body 91E.

  The label main body 91E has a substantially line-symmetric shape with respect to the perforation 910E. Specifically, the label main body 91E has a substantially rectangular shape with the perforation 910E as the axis of symmetry, the transport direction as the longitudinal direction, and the tape width direction as the short direction. It has a shape. That is, the end 91Ea (corresponding to the first end) on the downstream side in the conveyance direction of the label main body 91E (left side in FIG. 14) and the perforation 910E of the label main body 91E are on the opposite side to the end 91Ea. The end portion 91Eb (corresponding to the second end portion) on the upstream side in the transport direction (right side in FIG. 14) exists at a position that is substantially line-symmetric with respect to the perforation 910E. The label main body 91E includes a first label region 16E (corresponding to a first portion) on the downstream side in the transport direction from the perforation 910E and a second label upstream of the perforation 910E in the transport direction. Label area 17E (corresponding to the second portion). That is, the perforation 910E is located at the boundary between the label areas 16E and 17E. Each of the label areas 16E and 17E has a horizontally long and substantially rectangular shape in which the transport direction is the longitudinal direction and the tape width direction is the short direction. That is, the width W6a (short side length) of the first label region 16E in the tape width direction is substantially equal to the width W6b (short side length) of the second label region 17E in the tape width direction (that is, W6a≈ W6b). Further, the length from the perforation 910E to the end portion 91Ea in the transport direction of the label main body portion 91E, that is, the length L6a (long side length) in the transport direction of the first label region 16E, and the transport direction of the label main body portion 91E. The length from the perforation 910E to the end 91Eb, that is, the length L6b (long side length) in the transport direction of the second label region 17E is substantially equal (that is, L6a≈L6b).

  In this example, the four corners of the substantially rectangular shape of the first label region 16E and the four corners of the substantially rectangular shape of the second label region 17E are all R-shaped by partial arcs.

  The first sticking portion 92E that is the first protruding region protrudes from the end portion 91Ea of the label main body portion 91E (first label region 16E) along the transport direction, and the second sticking portion that is the second protruding region. The part 93E projects from the end 91Eb of the label main body 91E (second label region 17E) along the transport direction. The width W7 in the tape width direction of the first attaching portion 92E and the width W8 in the tape width direction of the second attaching portion 93E are smaller than the widths W6a and W6b of the label regions 16E and 17E, respectively (label main body). It is narrower than the portion 91E (that is, W7 <W6a, W8 <W6b). The affixing portions 92E and 93E protrude from the substantially central positions of the end portions 91Ea and 91Eb in the tape width direction, respectively, and when the label main body portion 91E is folded at the perforation 910E, the back surfaces can be bonded to each other by the adhesive layer 52A. It has become.

  Each of the pasting portions 92E and 93E has a horizontally long, substantially rectangular shape in which the transport direction is the longitudinal direction and the tape width direction is the short direction. That is, the longitudinal direction of the substantially rectangular label regions 16E and 17E and the longitudinal direction of the substantially rectangular attaching portions 92E and 93E are parallel to each other. The width W7 (short side length) of the first pasting portion 92E and the width W8 (short side length) of the second pasting portion 93E are substantially equal (that is, W7≈W8). The length L7 (long side length) in the transport direction of the portion 92E and the length L8 (long side length) in the transport direction of the second attaching portion 93E are substantially equal (that is, L7≈L8). Further, the lengths L7 and L8 of the pasting portions 92E and 93E are equal to the lengths L6a and L6b of the label areas 16E and 17E, respectively (that is, L7 = L6a and L8 = L6b).

  The label portion 95E includes a label main body portion 91E and attachment portions 92E and 93E having the above-described configuration and arrangement relation, and has a substantially line-symmetric shape with respect to the perforation 910E. The pressure-sensitive adhesive sheet 52 is provided with a plurality of label portions 95E having the above-described configuration in the transport direction (only one label portion 95E is shown in the drawing).

  Also in this modification, the same effect as the above embodiment can be obtained.

(7) When a sticking part protrudes from the tape width direction end of the label main body part In the label part 95 or the like in the above-described embodiment or the like, the first sticking part 92E is on the downstream side in the transport direction of the label main body part 91E. Although protruding from the end portion 91Ea and the second attaching portion 93E protruded from the end portion 91Eb on the upstream side in the transport direction of the label main body portion 91E, this is not restrictive.

  A label portion 95F (corresponding to a label) in the present modification shown in FIG. 15 includes one label main body portion 91F (corresponding to a folding region and a print target portion) and two attaching portions 92F connected to the label main body portion 91F. , 93F.

  In the label main body 91F, a perforation 910F along the tape width direction at a substantially central position in the transport direction is formed in advance by the half-cut process as a fold line for folding the label main body 91F.

  The label main body 91F has a substantially line-symmetric shape with respect to the perforation 910F. Specifically, the label main body 91F has a substantially rectangular shape with the perforation 910F as the axis of symmetry, the transport direction as the short direction, and the tape width direction as the long direction. It has a shape. The label main body 91F transports the first label area 16F (corresponding to the first portion) on the downstream side in the transport direction (left side in FIG. 15) of the label main body 91F and the perforation 910F. And a second label region 17F (corresponding to the second portion) on the upstream side in the direction (right side in FIG. 15). That is, the perforation 910F is located at the boundary between the label regions 16F and 17F. Further, the end 16Fa (corresponding to the first end) on one side (upper side in FIG. 15) of the first label region 16F in the tape width direction and the label main body 91F on the side opposite to the end 16Fa with respect to the perforation 910F. A certain end portion 17Fa (corresponding to the second end portion) on one side in the tape width direction of the second label region 17F exists at a position substantially line-symmetric with respect to the perforation 910F. Each of the label regions 16F and 17F has a vertically long, substantially rectangular shape in which the transport direction is the short direction and the tape width direction is the long direction. That is, the length L9a (long side length) of the first label region 16F in the tape width direction is substantially equal to the length L9b (long side length) of the second label region 17F in the tape width direction (that is, L9a≈L9b). Further, the width from the perforation 910F in the transport direction of the label main body 91F to the end on the downstream side in the transport direction (left side in FIG. 15), that is, the width W9a (short side length) in the transport direction of the first label region 16F, The width from the perforation 910F in the transport direction of the label main body 91F to the end on the upstream side in the transport direction (right side in FIG. 15), that is, the width W9b (short side length) in the transport direction of the second label region 17F is approximately They are equal (that is, W9a≈W9b).

  In this example, the four corners of the substantially rectangular shape of the first label region 16F and the four corners of the substantially rectangular shape of the second label region 17F are all R-shaped by partial arcs.

  The first pasting portion 92F, which is the first projecting region, projects from the end 16Fa of the first label region 16F along the tape width direction, and the second pasting portion 93F, which is the second projecting region, The two label regions 17F protrude from the end 17Fa along the tape width direction. The width W10 in the transport direction, which is the first direction orthogonal to the tape width direction, of the first pasting portion 92F, and the width in the transport direction, which is the second direction perpendicular to the tape width direction, of the second pasting portion 93F. W11 is smaller than the widths W9a and W9b of the label areas 16F and 17F (ie, narrower than the label areas 16F and 17F) (that is, W10 <W9a, W11 <W9b). The affixing portions 92F and 93F protrude from the substantially central positions in the transport direction of the end portions 16Fa and 17Fa, respectively, and when the label main body portion 91F is folded at the perforation 910F, the back surfaces can be bonded to each other by the adhesive layer 52A. It has become.

  Each of the pasting portions 92F and 93F has a vertically long, substantially rectangular shape in which the transport direction is the short side direction and the tape width direction is the long side direction. That is, the longitudinal direction of the substantially rectangular label regions 16F and 17F and the longitudinal direction of the substantially rectangular pasting portions 92F and 93F are parallel to each other. The width W10 (short side length) of the first pasting portion 92F and the width W11 (short side length) of the second pasting portion 93F are substantially equal (that is, W10≈W11). The length L10 (long side length) of the portion 92F in the tape width direction and the length L11 (long side length) of the second attaching portion 93F in the tape width direction are substantially equal (that is, L10≈L11). . Further, the lengths L10 and L11 of the pasting portions 92F and 93F are substantially equal to the lengths L9a and L9b of the label regions 16F and 17F, respectively (that is, L10≈L9a, L11≈L9b).

  The label portion 95F includes a label main body portion 91F and attachment portions 92F and 93F having the above-described configuration and arrangement relation, and has a substantially line-symmetric shape with respect to the perforation 910F. The adhesive sheet 52 is provided with a plurality of label portions 95F having the above-described configuration (of the same type) arranged side by side in the transport direction at the same position in the tape width direction with the same posture.

  Also in this modification, the same effect as the above embodiment can be obtained.

(8) Others In the above, the pasting portions 92, 93 and the like protrude along the transport direction or the tape width direction. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and the pasting portion is a direction oblique to the transport direction. May protrude.

  In the above description, the label portion 95 and the like are arranged so that the fold line (perforation 910 or the like in the above example) extends in the tape width direction. However, the label portion is not limited to this. You may arrange | position so that it may extend in a conveyance direction (or it extends in the diagonal direction with respect to a conveyance direction).

  Moreover, in the above, although the case where the adhesive sheet 52 had both the label part 95 grade | etc., And the non-label part 96 was demonstrated, it is not restricted to this, Only the label part 95 grade | etc., Without the non-label part 96 is used. It is good also as a structure.

  Further, in the above description, the case where the label main body portion 91 and the like and the pasting portions 92 and 93 are formed in a substantially rectangular shape has been described. It may be formed in a shape.

  Moreover, although the above demonstrated the case where the adhesive sheet 52 which consists of label part 95 grade | etc., And the non-label part 96 was affixed so that the whole peeling sheet 54 might be covered, it is not restricted to this, label part 95 grade | etc., And You may use the to-be-printed tape from which the non-label part 96 was peeled and removed beforehand with respect to the adhesive sheet 52 which consists of the non-label part 96. FIG.

  In addition, in the above description, when there are descriptions such as “vertical”, “parallel”, and “plane”, the descriptions are not strict. That is, the terms “vertical”, “parallel”, “plane”, etc., allow tolerances and errors in design, meaning “substantially vertical”, “substantially parallel”, “substantially plane”, etc. It is.

  In addition, in the above description, when there are descriptions such as “same”, “equal”, “different”, etc., in terms of external dimensions and sizes, the descriptions are not strict. That is, the terms “same”, “equal”, “different”, etc. mean that “tolerance and error in design and manufacturing are allowed”, “substantially identical”, “substantially equal”, “substantially different”, It is. However, if there is a description of a value that becomes a predetermined judgment criterion or a value that becomes a delimiter, such as a threshold value or a reference value, for example, “same”, “equal”, “different”, etc. It is different and has a strict meaning.

  Moreover, the arrow shown in FIG. 4 shows an example of the signal flow, and does not limit the signal flow direction.

  In addition to those already described above, the methods according to the above-described embodiments and modifications may be used in appropriate combination.

  In addition, although not illustrated one by one, the present invention is implemented with various modifications within a range not departing from the gist thereof.

1 Printing device (printing device)
16 First label area (first part)
16E 1st label area (1st part)
16F 1st label area (1st part)
16Fa end (first end)
17 Second label area (second part)
17E Second label area (second part)
17F 2nd label area (2nd part)
17Fa end (second end)
50 Tape to be printed (tape)
54 Release sheet (sheet)
91 Label body (folding area, printed part)
91E Label body (folding area, printed part)
91F Label body (folding area, printed part)
91a end (first end)
91Ea end (first end)
91b end (second end)
91Eb end (second end)
92 1st sticking part (1st protrusion area | region, sticking part)
92D 1st sticking part (1st protrusion area | region, sticking part)
92E 1st sticking part (1st protrusion area | region, sticking part)
92F 1st sticking part (1st protrusion area | region, sticking part)
93 2nd sticking part (2nd protrusion area | region, sticking part)
93D 2nd sticking part (2nd protrusion area | region, sticking part)
93E Second pasting part (second projecting region, pasting part)
93F Second pasting part (second projecting region, pasting part)
95 Label (Label)
95A Label part (label)
95A 'label part (label)
95B Label part (label)
95C Label part (label)
95C 'label part (label)
95D Label part (label)
95E Label part (label)
95F label part (label)
97 Reinforcement part 97 'Reinforcement part 98 Reinforcement part 98' Reinforcement part 100 Printed label (label)
910 Perforation (fold line)
910E Perforation (fold line)
910F Perforation (fold line)

Claims (16)

A belt-shaped sheet;
A label affixed to the sheet;
Have
The label is
One fold region with a fold line extending in a predetermined direction;
At least one first protruding region protruding from the first end of the folding region;
Among the fold areas, at least one second projecting area projecting from a second end on the side opposite to the first end with respect to the fold line;
A reinforcing part connected to the folding region or the first projecting region or the second projecting region and being folded at a boundary with the folding region or the first projecting region or the second projecting region to reinforce the strength;
The tape characterized by having. The tape according to claim 1, wherein
The width of the first projecting region in the first direction orthogonal to the projecting direction is
Smaller than the width of the folding region in the first direction,
The width of the second protruding region in the second direction orthogonal to the protruding direction is:
A tape characterized by being smaller than the width of the folding region in the second direction. The tape according to claim 2,
The length of the first projecting region in the projecting direction is
Unlike the length from the fold line to the first end in the direction in which the first protruding region protrudes,
The length of the projecting direction of the second projecting region is
The tape, wherein the fold region has a length different from the fold line to the second end portion in a direction in which the second projecting region projects. The tape according to claim 3 ,
The length of the first projecting region in the projecting direction is:
The folding region is larger than the length from the folding line to the first end in the direction in which the first projecting region projects,
The length of the second projecting region in the projecting direction is:
The tape, wherein the folding region is larger than the length from the fold line to the second end portion in a direction in which the second projecting region projects. The tape according to claim 1, wherein
The folding region is
It has a line-symmetric shape with respect to the fold line,
The second end is
The tape is present at a position symmetrical to the first end with respect to the fold line. The tape according to claim 5 , wherein
Of the folding area,
The first portion on the first projecting region side from the fold line and the second portion on the second projecting region side from the fold line are each substantially rectangular.
The first protruding area and the second protruding area are:
A tape characterized by being substantially rectangular. The tape according to claim 6 , wherein
The longitudinal direction of the first portion and the second portion of the substantially rectangular shape and the longitudinal direction of the first protruding region and the second protruding region of the substantially rectangular shape are perpendicular to each other. In the tape according to claim 6 or 7 ,
The tape according to claim 1, wherein at least one of the four corners of the substantially rectangular shape of the first part and the second part has an R shape by a partial arc. The tape according to claim 8 ,
The tape, wherein the four corners of the substantially rectangular shape of the first portion and the second portion are the R shape. The tape according to any one of claims 1 to 9 ,
A plurality of the labels are affixed to the sheet side by side in the tape length direction. The tape of claim 10 ,
Of the two adjacent labels, the first protruding region of one label and the second protruding region of the other label are arranged in a tape width direction. The tape of claim 11 ,
Each of the plurality of labels of the same type is affixed to the sheet while reversing the posture alternately. A belt-shaped sheet;
A label affixed to the sheet;
Have
The label is
A printed portion having a fold line extending in a predetermined direction and printed by a printing device;
A plurality of affixed portions connected to the print-receiving portion and having a width in a direction parallel to or perpendicular to the fold line and narrower than the print-receiving portion;
Have
The plurality of pasting portions are:
When the printed parts are folded at the fold line, they adhere to each other ,
The label is
The tape further comprising a reinforcing portion that is connected to the printed portion or the pasting portion and is folded at a boundary with the printed portion or the pasting portion to reinforce the strength . The tape of claim 13,
The reinforcing part is
It is connected to the printing part and is folded at the boundary with the printing part to reinforce the strength.
A tape characterized by that. The tape of claim 13,
The reinforcing part is
Connected to the affixing part and folded at the border with the affixing part to reinforce the strength
A tape characterized by that. The tape according to any one of claims 1 to 15,
The fold line is
Tape characterized by perforations.

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