JP7049221B2 - booklet - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a booklet in which a plurality of pieces of paper are detachably attached and bound with one side as a binding side.

Catalogs and pamphlets of products are often provided as booklets in which multiple pieces of paper are bound. Since such catalogs and pamphlets are in the form of booklets, a large amount of information can be displayed and the user can easily see them. Generally, in a catalog or pamphlet that is in the shape of a booklet, multiple pieces of paper of the same shape are bound together as a binding side to form a booklet, or multiple pieces of paper of the same shape are in the center. Is bound as a binding part, and the central part is folded as a folding part to form a pamphlet.

It is preferable that the catalogs and pamphlets in the form of booklets are easy to turn page by page. In particular, in unopened catalogs and pamphlets, multiple sheets of paper may stick to each other or become difficult to separate due to ink or static electricity generated by printing on the surface, and when turning pages, multiple pages may be turned at the same time. be. Further, when the pages are stuck to each other, if the pieces of paper are moved with a finger to turn the pages one by one, the pieces of paper may be broken or torn.

Here, a plurality of sheets of paper having the same shape are overlapped so as to be offset from each other, and then the plurality of sheets of paper are folded around the portion to be the binding side so that the sides facing the binding sides of the plurality of sheets of paper are formed. A booklet having a stepped shape and thereby assisting a finger grip when peeling off a plurality of pieces of paper that are peelably attached to each other has been considered (see, for example, Patent Documents 1 and 2). In the booklet configured in this way, even after the plurality of sheets of paper are peeled off, it is possible to easily roll the plurality of sheets of paper one by one due to the step shape.

Jitsufuku No. 7-37888 Japanese Patent No. 480344881

However, in the case where a plurality of sheets of paper having the same shape are bound to form a booklet with one side bound as a binding side, there is a risk that the plurality of sheets of paper constituting the booklet will separate from the other pieces of paper and fall off. There is.

Further, as in the booklet disclosed in Patent Documents 1 and 2, a plurality of sheets of paper having the same shape are overlapped so as to be offset from each other, and then the plurality of sheets of paper are folded around the binding edge. In the case where the side facing the binding side of a plurality of sheets of paper has a stepped shape, the booklet is formed by folding the plurality of sheets of paper, so that the plurality of sheets of paper are separated from the other pieces of paper and fall off. The possibility of getting rid of it is reduced. However, since the plurality of sheets of paper are folded in a state where the plurality of sheets of paper are overlapped with each other, there is a possibility that the pieces of paper may be unintentionally misaligned when folding the plurality of sheets of paper. There is a problem that it becomes impossible to form a step.

The present invention has been made in view of the problems of the conventional technique as described above, and is a booklet in which a plurality of sheets of paper are bound with one side as a binding side and have a step on the side facing the binding side. In the present invention, it is an object of the present invention to provide a booklet capable of reliably forming a step while reducing the possibility that a piece of paper constituting the booklet will fall off.

In order to achieve the above object, the present invention
A booklet in which the first, second, third, and fourth pieces of paper are overlapped in this order and attached so as to be peelable, and one side is bound as a binding side.
The second piece of paper and the fourth piece of paper are composed of one sheet connected via the binding side, and are configured by being folded around the binding side.
The first, second, and third pieces of paper have the shortest length from the binding side to the side facing the binding side, the first piece of paper having the shortest length, and the third piece of paper having the longest length.
The third piece of paper and the fourth piece of paper have different lengths from the binding side to the side facing the binding side.

In the present invention configured as described above, among the first, second, third and fourth pieces of paper constituting the booklet, the second piece of paper and the fourth piece of paper are connected via the binding edge. It is composed of a single sheet that is folded around the binding side, and a third piece of paper is sandwiched between the second piece of paper and the fourth piece of paper and attached so that it can be peeled off. This reduces the possibility that the pieces of paper that make up the booklet will fall off. Further, even with such a configuration, the second and fourth pieces of paper formed by folding one of the first, second, third, and fourth pieces of paper constituting the booklet are the second and fourth pieces of paper. Since there is only a piece of paper, only one sheet can be folded, and as a result, it is possible to prevent the sheet from being displaced when the sheet is folded so that a step is not formed.

In addition, in the part where the number of stacked pieces of paper is smaller than the part with the largest number, when the pieces of paper are pressed from the front and back in order to be detachably attached to each other, the pressing force is sufficiently transmitted. If the pieces of paper are not sufficiently attached to each other, so-called floating may occur or the pieces may be inadvertently peeled off. If the first piece of paper and the fourth piece of paper, which have the shortest length up to, have the same length from the binding side to the side facing the binding side, the number of overlapped pieces of paper is the largest. Since the portion that is smaller than the portion is only the portion where the second piece of paper and the third piece of paper are overlapped with each other, the portion where floating occurs or carelessly peels off is reduced.

According to the present invention, of the first, second, third and fourth pieces of paper constituting the booklet, only the second piece of paper and the fourth piece of paper are connected to each other via the binding edge. It is composed of, folded around the binding side, and the third piece of paper is sandwiched between the second piece of paper and the fourth piece of paper and is in a state of being detachably attached. In a booklet in which multiple sheets of paper are bound with one side as the binding side and has a step on the side facing the binding side, the step is surely formed while reducing the possibility that the paper pieces constituting the booklet will fall off. can do.

Further, when the first piece of paper and the fourth piece of paper have the same length from the binding side to the side facing the binding side, the number of overlapped pieces of paper is larger than that of the portion having the largest number. Since the small part is only the part where the second piece of paper and the third piece of paper are overlapped with each other, the pressing force is sufficient when the pieces of paper are pressed from the front and back in order to be detachably attached to each other. It is possible to reduce the part where floating occurs or carelessly peels off without being transmitted.

It is a figure which shows the 1st Embodiment of the booklet of this invention, (a) is a front view, (b) is a cross-sectional view of AA'shown in (a), (c) is a back view. It is sectional drawing for demonstrating the manufacturing method of the mailing booklet shown in FIG. It is sectional drawing for demonstrating the action effect of the mail booklet shown in FIG. It is a figure for demonstrating the usage of the mail booklet shown in FIG. It is a figure for demonstrating the usage of the mail booklet shown in FIG. It is a figure for demonstrating the usage of the mail booklet shown in FIG. It is a figure which shows the 2nd Embodiment of the booklet of this invention, (a) is a surface view, (b) is the cross-sectional view of AA'shown in (a). It is sectional drawing for demonstrating the action effect of the mail booklet shown in FIG. 7.

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

(First Embodiment)
1A and 1B are views showing a first embodiment of a booklet of the present invention, in which FIG. 1A is a front view, FIG. 1B is a cross-sectional view taken along the line AA'shown in FIG. It is a figure.

As shown in FIG. 1, this embodiment is a mailing booklet 1 in which four pieces of paper, a cover piece 10, a middle paper piece 20a, 20b, and a back paper piece 30 are overlapped in this order and attached so as to be peelable. ..

The cover piece 10 is the first piece of paper in the present invention. The cover piece 10 has a rectangular shape, one side of which is a long side is a binding side 11, and a perforation 12 is formed along the binding side 11.

The inner paper piece 20a is the second piece of paper in the present invention. The inner paper piece 20a has a rectangular shape, and one side of the long side is the binding side 21a. Then, the binding side 21a is laminated on the back surface of the cover piece 10 so as to overlap the binding side 11 of the cover piece 10, and is peeled off to the back surface of the cover piece 10 by the pseudo adhesive layer 50 laminated on the laminated surface with the cover piece 10. It is attached as possible. Further, on the laminated surface with the cover piece 10, the pressure-sensitive adhesive layer 60 is laminated in the region between the region facing the perforation 12 of the cover piece 10 and the binding side 21a, and in this region, the cover piece is laminated. 10 and the inner paper piece 20a are attached to each other so as to be difficult to peel off. Difficult to peel off means that when the cover piece 10 and the inner paper piece 20a are peeled off by a human hand, the cover piece 10 or the inner paper piece 20a itself is strongly attached to the extent that it is torn or divided in the thickness direction. That is what you are doing. Further, the length L2 from the binding side 21a in the short side direction of the inner paper piece 20a to the side facing the binding side 21a is from the binding side 11 in the short side direction of the cover sheet 10 to the side facing the binding side 11. It is longer than the length L1 of. Further, the length of the inner paper piece 20a in the long side direction is equal to the length of the cover piece 10 in the long side direction.

The inner paper piece 20b is the third piece of paper in the present invention. The inner paper piece 20b has a rectangular shape, and one side of the long side is a binding side 21b. Then, the binding side 21b was laminated on the surface opposite to the laminated surface of the inner paper piece 20a with the cover piece 10 so as to overlap the binding side 21a of the inner paper piece 20a, and was laminated on the laminated surface with the inner paper piece 20a. The pseudo-adhesive layer 50 is releasably attached to the back surface of the cover piece 10. Further, the perforations 22 are formed so as to face the perforations 12 of the cover piece 10. Further, on the laminated surface with the inner paper piece 20a, the adhesive layer 60 is laminated in the region between the perforation 22 and the binding side 21b, and in this region, the inner paper piece 20a and the inner paper piece 20b are peeled off. It is difficult to stick. Further, the length L3 from the binding side 21b in the short side direction of the inner paper piece 20b to the side facing the binding side 21b is from the binding side 21a in the short side direction of the inner paper piece 20a to the side facing the binding side 21a. It is longer than the length L2 of. Further, the length of the inner paper piece 20b in the long side direction is equal to the length of the inner paper piece 20a in the long side direction.

The backing paper piece 30 is the fourth piece of paper in the present invention. The backing paper piece 30 has a rectangular shape, and one side of the long side is the binding side 31. Then, the binding side 31 is laminated on the surface opposite to the laminated surface of the inner paper piece 20b with the inner paper piece 20a so that the binding side 31 overlaps with the binding side 21b of the inner paper piece 20b, and the laminated surface of the inner paper piece 20b with the back paper piece 30. The pseudo-adhesive layer 50 laminated on the back surface of the inner paper piece 20b is releasably attached to the back surface of the inner paper piece 20b. The inner paper piece 20a and the back paper piece 30 are composed of one sheet in which the binding sides 21a and 31 are connected as the connecting side, and the binding sides 21a and 31 are used as the folding portion 23, and the inner paper piece 20b is sandwiched. It is folded and configured. Further, the length L4 from the binding side 31 in the short side direction of the backing paper piece 30 to the side facing the binding side 31 is from the binding side 11 in the short side direction of the cover sheet 10 to the side facing the binding side 11. Is equal to the length L1 of. Further, the length of the backing paper piece 30 in the long side direction is equal to the length of the middle paper piece 20b in the long side direction.

The manufacturing method of the mail booklet 1 configured as described above will be described below.

FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view for explaining the manufacturing method of the mail booklet 1 shown in FIG. The description of the perforations 12 and 22 and the pressure-sensitive adhesive layer 60 formed on the cover piece 10 and the inner paper piece 20b, respectively, will be omitted.

When manufacturing the mailing booklet 1 shown in FIG. 1, first, the inner paper piece 20b, the inner paper piece 20a, the back paper piece 30, and the cover piece 10 are connected in this order, and the entire surface of one surface of the continuous sheet 2 is simulated. The pseudo-adhesive layer 50 is laminated by applying an adhesive (FIG. 2A). The continuous sheet 2 has the inner paper piece 20b, the inner paper piece 20a, the back paper piece 30, and the cover piece 10 in a direction orthogonal to the connecting direction of the inner paper piece 20b, the inner paper piece 20a, the back paper piece 30, and the cover piece 10. And are configured in succession.

Next, the pseudo-adhesive layer 50 is laminated by applying the pseudo-adhesive to the entire surface of the other surfaces of the inner paper pieces 20a and 20b (FIG. 2 (b)).

Next, the inner paper piece 20a and the inner paper piece 20b are separated, and the front cover piece 10 and the back paper piece 30 are separated (FIG. 2 (c)). It should be noted that the middle paper piece 20a and the back paper piece 30 are not separated but are connected to each other to form one connecting sheet 3.

Next, the connecting sheet 3 in which the inner paper piece 20a and the backing paper piece 30 are connected is folded with the connecting side as the folding portion 23 so that the side on which the pseudo-adhesive layer 50 of the backing paper piece 30 is not laminated is on the inside. The inner paper piece 20b is sandwiched between the inner paper piece 20a and the back paper piece 30, and the cover piece 10 is laminated on the surface opposite to the inner paper piece 20b of the inner paper piece 20a. , 20b and the back cover piece 30 are pressed from the front and back with a predetermined pressure so that they can be peelably attached by the pseudo-adhesive layer 50 (FIG. 2 (d)).

After that, the cover piece 10, the middle paper pieces 20a, 20b, and the back paper piece 30 that are overlapped and affixed to each other so as to be peelable from each other are cut into single pieces to complete the mail booklet 1 shown in FIG.

The effects of the mail booklet 1 manufactured as described above will be described below.

FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view for explaining the action and effect of the mail booklet 1 shown in FIG.

In the mail booklet 1 shown in FIG. 1, as described above, in order to detachably attach the cover piece 10, the middle paper pieces 20a, 20b, and the back paper piece 30 by the pseudo-adhesive layer 50, the front covers are overlapped with each other. The piece 10, the inner paper pieces 20a and 20b, and the back paper piece 30 are pressed from the front and back with a predetermined pressure. At that time, in the part where the number of overlapped pieces of paper is smaller than the part where the number is the largest, the pressing force is not sufficiently transmitted and the overlapped pieces of paper are insufficiently attached to each other. So-called floating may occur or it may be inadvertently peeled off.

However, in the mailing booklet 1 shown in FIG. 1, as described above, the cover piece 10 having the shortest length from the binding side to the side facing the binding side among the cover piece 10 and the middle paper pieces 20a and 20b. The length from the binding side 11 to the side facing the binding side 11 and the length from the binding side 31 of the backing paper piece 30 to the side facing the binding side 31 are equal to each other. Therefore, as shown in FIG. 3A, in the mail booklet 1 shown in FIG. 1, the portion where the number of stacked paper pieces is the largest is the cover piece 10, the middle paper pieces 20a, 20b, and the back paper piece 30. While all four pieces of paper are overlapped areas, the part where the number of overlapped pieces of paper is smaller than that of four pieces is only the part A of the area where two pieces of paper 20a and 20b are overlapped. Become.

In this way, the number of stacked pieces of paper is smaller than the part where the four pieces of paper, which have the largest number, are overlapped, only the part where the two pieces of paper 20a and 20b are overlapped. Therefore, when the cover piece 10, the middle paper pieces 20a, 20b, and the back paper piece 30 are pressed from the front and back in order to be detachably attached, the pressing force is not sufficiently transmitted, so that so-called floating occurs or does not occur. It is possible to reduce the part that is easily peeled off.

Further, in the mail booklet 1 shown in FIG. 1, the inner paper piece 20a and the back paper piece 30 are composed of one sheet connected via the binding sides 21a and 31, and the binding sides 21a and 31 are folded as the folding portion 23. As shown by the middle arrow in FIG. 3 (b), the middle paper piece 20b is sandwiched between the middle paper piece 20a and the backing paper piece 30, and is in a state of being detachably attached to the middle paper piece 20a. Since the cover piece 10 is attached to the paper piece 20a and the inner paper piece 20b is attached to the inner paper piece 20a and the back paper piece 30, a float occurs between the inner paper piece 20a and the inner paper piece 20b as described above. Even so, the pieces of paper that make up the mailing booklet 1 are difficult to fall off.

Further, since the sheet in which a plurality of paper pieces are connected is only one sheet in which the middle paper piece 20a and the backing paper piece 30 are connected, in the mail booklet 1 in which a step is generated when the sheets are overlapped, the sheet in which the plurality of paper pieces are connected is used. It is possible to prevent a step from being formed due to a gap between the pieces of paper when folding, and it becomes possible to surely form a step.

The method of using the above-mentioned mail booklet 1 will be described below.

4 to 6 are diagrams for explaining how to use the mail booklet 1 shown in FIG. 1.

In the mail booklet 1 shown in FIG. 1, for example, mail information consisting of the mailing address and name of the mail booklet 1 is printed on the cover piece 10, and the mail is mailed to the mail destination according to the mail information.

After the mailing booklet 1 is delivered to the mailing address, at the mailing address of the mailing booklet 1, as shown in FIG. 4A, the cover piece 10 is on the side opposite to the binding side 11 along which the perforation 12 is aligned. It is peeled off from the inner paper piece 20a with the corner portion as the peeling start end. Since the cover piece 10 and the inner paper piece 20a are detachably attached by the pseudo-adhesive layer 50, the cover piece 10 can be peeled off from the inner paper piece 20a. Further, at that time, between the side of the cover piece 10 opposite to the binding side 11 and the side of the inner paper piece 20a opposite to the binding side 21a, from the binding side 11 of the cover piece 10 to the binding side 11. Since the length to the opposite side is shorter than the length from the binding side 21a of the inner paper piece 20a to the side facing the binding side 21a, a step is generated. Therefore, the cover piece 10 is peeled off by using this step. The start end is easy to pick.

When the cover piece 10 is peeled off from the inner paper piece 20a, the region along the binding side 11 of the cover piece 10 is hard to be peeled off from the inner paper piece 20a by the adhesive layer 60, and further, the cover piece 10 is attached. Since the perforations 12 are formed along the pressure-sensitive adhesive layer 60, as shown in FIG. 4B, the cover piece 10 is folded at the perforations 12 to form a region where the pressure-sensitive adhesive layer 60 is laminated. The cover piece 10 and the middle paper piece 20a can be opened as the center. As a result, the notification information 14 displayed on the laminated surface with the inner paper piece 20a of the cover piece 10 and the notification information 24a displayed on the laminated surface with the cover piece 10 of the inner paper piece 20a become visible, and these notification information can be visually recognized. 14, 24a can be notified to the mailing address of the mailing booklet 1.

After that, as shown in FIG. 5A, the inner paper piece 20a is peeled off from the inner paper piece 20b with the corner portion of the side opposite to the binding side 21a as the peeling start end. Since the inner paper piece 20a and the inner paper piece 20b are detachably attached by the pseudo adhesive layer 50, the inner paper piece 20a can be peeled off from the inner paper piece 20b. Further, at that time, between the side of the inner paper piece 20a opposite to the binding side 21a and the side of the inner paper piece 20b opposite to the binding side 21b, from the binding side 21a of the inner paper piece 20a to the binding side 21a. Since the length to the opposite side is shorter than the length from the binding side 21b of the inner paper piece 20b to the side facing the binding side 21b, a step is generated. Therefore, the inner paper piece 20a is peeled off by using this step. The start end is easy to pick.

When the inner paper piece 20a is peeled off from the inner paper piece 20b, the region along the binding side 21a of the inner paper piece 20a is hard to be peeled off from the inner paper piece 20b by the adhesive layer 60, and further, the inner paper piece 20b is attached to the inner paper piece 20b. Since the perforations 22 are formed along the pressure-sensitive adhesive layer 60, as shown in FIG. 5B, the inner paper piece 20b is folded at the perforations 22 to form a region where the pressure-sensitive adhesive layer 60 is laminated. The inner paper piece 20a and the inner paper piece 20b can be opened as the center. As a result, the notification information 25a displayed on the laminated surface with the inner paper piece 20b of the inner paper piece 20a and the notification information 24b displayed on the laminated surface with the inner paper piece 20a of the inner paper piece 20b become visible, and these notification information can be seen. 24b and 25a can be notified to the mailing address of the mail booklet 1.

Further, at the mailing address of the mail booklet 1, as shown in FIG. 6A, the backing paper piece 30 is peeled off from the inner paper piece 20b with the corner portion on the side opposite to the binding side 31 as the peeling start end. go. Since the backing paper piece 30 and the inner paper piece 20b are detachably attached by the pseudo adhesive layer 50, the backing paper piece 30 can be peeled off from the inner paper piece 20b. Further, at that time, between the side of the backing paper piece 30 opposite to the binding side 31 and the side of the inner paper piece 20b opposite to the binding side 21b, from the binding side 31 of the backing paper piece 30 to the binding side 31. Since the length to the opposite side is shorter than the length from the binding side 21b of the inner paper piece 20b to the side facing the binding side 21b, a step is generated. Therefore, the backing paper piece 30 is peeled off by using this step. The start end is easy to pick.

When the backing paper piece 30 is peeled off from the inner paper piece 20b, the backing paper piece 30 is connected to the inner paper piece 20a with the binding side 31 as the connecting side. Therefore, as shown in FIG. 6B, the binding side 31 is the center. As a result, the backing paper piece 30 and the inner paper piece 20b can be opened. As a result, the notification information 25b displayed on the laminated surface of the front cover piece 20b with the back paper piece 30 and the notification information 34 displayed on the laminated surface of the inner paper piece 20b of the back paper piece 30 become visible, and these notification information can be seen. 25b and 34 can be notified to the mailing address of the mailing booklet 1.

(Second embodiment)
7A and 7B are views showing a second embodiment of the booklet of the present invention, where FIG. 7A is a surface view and FIG. 7B is a cross-sectional view taken along the line AA'shown in FIG. 7A.

As shown in FIG. 7, this embodiment is a mail booklet 101 in which the size of the backing paper piece 130 is different from that shown in FIG.

In the backing paper piece 130 in the present embodiment, the length L4 from the binding side 131 to the side facing the binding side 131 is the length from the binding side to the side facing the binding side of the cover piece 110 and the middle paper pieces 120a and 120b. The length from the binding side 121b of the inner paper piece 120b having the longest length to the side facing the binding side 121b is longer than the length L3.

The effects of the mail booklet 101 in this embodiment will be described below.

FIG. 8 is a cross-sectional view for explaining the action and effect of the mail booklet 101 shown in FIG. 7.

In the mail booklet 101 shown in FIG. 7, similarly to the mail booklet 1 shown in FIG. 1, the inner paper piece 120a and the back paper piece 130 are composed of one sheet connected via the binding sides 121a and 131, and are bound. By folding the sides 121a and 131 as the folding portion 123, as shown by the arrow in FIG. 8, the inner paper piece 120b is sandwiched between the inner paper piece 120a and the backing paper piece 130 and attached so as to be peelable. The cover piece 110 is attached to the inner piece 120a, and the inner piece 120b is attached to the inner piece 120a and the back sheet 130. Even if it does occur, the pieces of paper constituting the mail booklet 101 will not easily fall off.

Further, since the sheet in which a plurality of paper pieces are connected is only one sheet in which the middle paper piece 120a and the backing paper piece 130 are connected, in the mail booklet 101 in which a step is generated when the sheets are overlapped, the sheet in which the plurality of paper pieces are connected is used. It is possible to prevent a step from being formed due to a gap between the pieces of paper when folding, and it becomes possible to surely form a step.

In the above-described embodiment, four pieces of paper, the cover pieces 10, 110, the middle paper pieces 20a, 20b, 120a, 120b, and the back paper pieces 30, 130, are overlapped in this order and attached so as to be peelable. Although the above description has been given by way of example, a paper piece may be further attached to the outside of the front cover pieces 10, 110 and the back cover pieces 30, 130 so as to be peelable.

1,101 Mailing booklet 2 Continuous sheet 3 Jointed sheet 10,110 Cover piece 11,21a, 21b, 31,111,121a, 121b, 131 Binding side 12,22,112,122 Perforations 14,24a, 24b, 25a, 25b, 34 Notification information 20a, 20b, 120a, 120b Middle paper piece 23,123 Folded part 30,130 Backing paper piece 50,150 Pseudo-adhesive layer 60,160 Adhesive layer

Claims (2)

A booklet in which the first, second, third, and fourth pieces of paper are overlapped in this order and attached so as to be peelable, and one side is bound as a binding side.
The second piece of paper and the fourth piece of paper are composed of one sheet connected via the binding side, and are configured by being folded around the binding side.
The first, second, and third pieces of paper have the shortest length from the binding side to the side facing the binding side, the first piece of paper having the shortest length, and the third piece of paper having the longest length.
A booklet in which the third piece of paper and the fourth piece of paper have different lengths from the binding side to the side facing the binding side. In the booklet according to claim 1,
The first piece of paper and the fourth piece of paper are booklets having the same length from the binding side to the side facing the binding side.

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