JP7492735B2 - Printing sheets and delivery slips - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a form printing sheet for producing forms of the desired format by printing various information on the sheet surface using a non-impact printer such as an electrophotographic output device represented by an inkjet printer, a thermal printer, or a laser beam printer, and a delivery slip produced using the same.

A known delivery slip used for shipping packages is one that combines the parts that make up the delivery slip with a written part that lists information such as package details.

For example, a peelable rectangular two-layered paper is used, which is divided into three areas above and below by a folding line. The information required for package delivery is printed on the first area of the paper, the package details on the second area, and advertising information on the third area. The second and third areas are folded over so that the first area is at the top, and an adhesive strip is exposed along the top edge of the first area and the top edge of the second area. This is then affixed to a packaging box for package delivery, and after delivery, the recipient of the package can remove the folded section below the topmost delivery slip section, which lists the package details, etc. (see, for example, Patent Document 1).

There is also a known configuration in which a delivery slip, payment slip, and itemized statement are laid out on a single sheet of paper, the itemized statement is folded over the payment slip, and both slips are removably attached with pressure-sensitive adhesive, and the sheet is affixed to a packaging box with only the delivery slip exposed for delivery, and after delivery, the payment slip with the itemized statement peeled off is separated and removed from the delivery slip, allowing the payment procedure to be carried out at a financial institution or convenience store (see, for example, Patent Document 2).

JP 2007-261073 A JP 2008-68431 A

The deposit slip is prepared in a set format based on the "Standards for Preparation of Transfer Payment Slips" so that the transfer can be processed at any financial institution, convenience store, etc.
When the product price is paid later in mail order sales, the payment slip is usually enclosed in the product's packaging box or placed in an envelope and affixed to the outside of the box in which the product is packaged, and then sent to the customer together with the product. However, when shipping a packaged product to a customer, in order to simplify the shipping procedure of placing the payment slip in an envelope and affixing it to the packaging box, it is possible to create a single sheet of paper that combines the delivery slip and the payment slip, fold the payment slip under the delivery slip and attach it to the packaging box before sending it to the customer.

In this case, the payment slip must be firmly attached to the outer surface of the packaging box so that it does not fall off or get damaged during delivery of the package, and the surface of the payment slip must be protected without being exposed.
In addition, convenience stores use a scanner to read the coded information printed on the payment slip and enter the information necessary for the transfer process. However, if the payment slip is folded or has pressure-sensitive glue on its surface, the scanner's reading accuracy may decrease, making it impossible to read.
When attached to the packaging box together with the delivery slip, it is essential that the payment slip be delivered unfolded without any other slips attached to its surface.

In view of the problems with the conventional technology, the present invention aims to create a single sheet of paper that includes a delivery slip and a payment slip, and when the slip is attached to a packaging box without being separated from the delivery slip for delivery, the slip can be inserted in an unfolded state under the delivery slip without being folded up, and the slip can be securely attached to the packaging box during delivery without getting soiled or falling off during the delivery process.

In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the form printing sheet (hereinafter simply referred to as the "sheet") of the present invention is a sheet that has a pseudo-adhesive layer area on the upper surface of a base paper, to which a top paper having an area on its upper surface where information is printed is pseudo-adhered, and an adhesive layer area is provided on the lower surface of the base paper, with this adhesive layer area covered with a release paper, and is a square sheet in a planar view, characterized in that it has the following configuration.
1) The information printing area on the upper sheet is divided into information printing area A on the left side and information printing area B on the right side by a sheet dividing line DL1 which is formed from the top edge to the bottom edge of the sheet and has a depth from the top surface of the upper sheet to the top surface of the base paper.
2) Within the information printing area B of the upper sheet, an area C is provided that is surrounded by a sheet dividing line DL2 having a depth extending from the upper surface of the upper sheet to the upper surface of the base sheet.
3) A sheet dividing line DL4 is provided on the release paper at a portion facing the information printing area B, the line extending from the upper side to the lower side of the sheet, and having a depth from the lower surface to the upper surface of the release paper.
4) Outside the region C of the upper paper and between the sheet dividing line DL1 and the sheet dividing line DL4, one or more regions D surrounded by a sheet dividing line DL3 extending from the upper surface of the upper paper to the lower surface of the adhesive layer region are provided .
5) When viewed from the top side of the sheet, the sheet is formed so that the sheet can be mountain-folded along the sheet division line DL1 and can be valley-folded along the sheet division line DL4.

As an example of how the document printing sheet of the above configuration can be used, it can be used as a document that combines a delivery slip and a payment slip on a single sheet when sending a payment slip together with a product to a user who pays for the product later through mail order.
In this case, information constituting a delivery slip, such as the user's name and delivery address, is printed in the information printing area A, and information constituting a payment slip is printed in area C within the information printing area B.

As described above, the slip printing sheet, on which the information constituting the delivery slip is printed in information printing area A laid out on the top surface of the upper sheet, and the information constituting the payment slip is printed in information printing area B, is affixed to the packaging box in which the product is packed as follows.

First, the release paper on the lower surface of the sheet is separated along the sheet separation line DL4, and one side of the release paper covering the area below the information printing area A is peeled off from the sheet to expose the adhesive layer area.
At this time, when one side of the release paper is peeled off, the area D surrounded by the sheet dividing line DL3 is cut out from the sheet while remaining adhered to the peeled off release paper, and a cutout or hole is formed in the portion of the upper paper where the area D is located (see Figure 6).

After one side of the release paper has been peeled off, the sheet is folded along the sheet dividing line DL1, and the portion below the information printing area A is superimposed and attached to the back side of the sheet.
The adhesive layer area is exposed in the cutout or hole formed by cutting away the area D in the upper paper (see FIG. 7).

Next, the sheet is folded in half at the side where the information print area B is arranged, and is then laminated on the side where the adhesive layer area is exposed through the cutout or hole.
At this time, since the cut-out area D was positioned outside the area C where the deposit slip was printed, the adhesive layer area did not come into contact with the surface of the deposit slip.

Then, peel off the other side of the release paper that remains on the underside of the sheet to expose the adhesive area (see Figure 8), and attach this to the outside of the packaging box containing the product, completing the process of attaching the delivery slip and payment slip to the packaging box (see Figure 9).

The package is delivered to the user's home based on the delivery information printed on the delivery slip, and when the user receives the package, they can place their fingers on the edge of the delivery slip attached to the packaging box on the side where the sheet dividing line DL1 is located, and roll up the part of the information printed area B attached to the folded part while tearing the pasted part and unfolding it, thereby removing the payment slip that was enclosed underneath the delivery slip (see Figures 10 and 11).

In the form printing sheet of the above configuration, one or more areas D may be provided outside area C, the area D being surrounded by a sheet dividing line DL3 on one side that runs along the edge of area B and on the other side that has a depth extending from the top surface of the upper paper to the bottom surface of the adhesive layer area.

In the form printing sheet of the above configuration, the distance from the left edge of the sheet to the sheet dividing line DL1, the distance from the sheet dividing line DL1 to the sheet dividing line DL4, and the distance from the sheet dividing line DL4 to the right edge of the sheet may be set to equal intervals, and the sheet may be configured to be folded in thirds and attached to a packaging box.
In addition, in order to facilitate the folding operation of the sheet and enable it to be folded neatly, the sheet may be folded in a mountain fold along the sheet dividing line DL1 and in a valley fold along the sheet dividing line DL4 when viewed from the top side of the sheet.

As described above, the form printing sheet of the present invention can be used as a shipping slip for parcel delivery by printing information for shipping the packaged parcel in information printing area A on the upper sheet and information about the packaged items in information printing area B.
In this case, the information about the product printed in the information printing area B may be a payment slip, a product list, a delivery note, or other information to be notified to the user, advertisements, information about other products, etc.

In the above-mentioned configuration, the sheet dividing line can be formed by a slit or a perforation, which is a cut made to divide the sheet. A slit is preferable because it can divide the sheet neatly and is easy to operate. The slit may be a continuous cut across the entire sheet, or may be a cut in which uncut portions are appropriately arranged intermittently on the slit line.
The pseudo-adhesive region on the upper surface of the base paper can be formed by forming a varnish layer on the rear surface of the paper and by forming an adhesive layer on the upper surface of the base paper.
Alternatively, a peelable adhesive such as a pressure-sensitive adhesive, a heat-sensitive adhesive, or a remoisturizing adhesive may be used, and the adhesive may be applied to an appropriate thickness by a known printing or coating method such as a flexographic method or a gravure method, and the adhesive may be bonded while still wet by a wet method, a thermocompression method, or a pressure-sensitive method.

1 is a top view of one embodiment of a form printing sheet of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a bottom view of the seat of FIG. 1 . 3 is an enlarged cross-sectional view of a main portion taken along line III-III in FIG. 1. FIG. 2 is an enlarged cross-sectional view taken along line IV-IV in FIG. 2 is an enlarged cross-sectional view taken along line VV in FIG. 1. FIG. 2 is a diagram showing the state where half of the release paper of the sheet of FIG. 1 has been peeled off; 13 is a diagram showing the state in which the information printing area A is folded back and attached to the back side. FIG. FIG. 8 is a diagram showing a state in which the other half of the release paper has been peeled off from the state shown in FIG. 7 . 9 is a diagram showing a state in which the sheet of FIG. 8 is attached to a packaging box in which an item is packaged. FIG. FIG. 10 is a diagram showing the state of the package in FIG. 9 when it is delivered to the recipient. This figure shows the operation of removing the delivery details and payment slip from the sheet attached to the packaging box. FIG. 11 is a top view of another embodiment of the form printing sheet of the present invention. 13 is an enlarged cross-sectional view of a main portion taken along line XIII-XIII in FIG. 12. 13 is a diagram showing an operation of removing a delivery statement and a payment slip from the sheet of FIG. 12 attached to a packing box.

A preferred embodiment of the present invention will now be described with reference to the drawings.
1 to 5 show an embodiment of a form printing sheet according to the present invention.
In this form, a delivery slip, itemized receipt, and payment slip used to ship products to users via mail order are produced on a single sheet, and the itemized receipt and payment slip, together with the delivery slip, are attached to the outside of the packaging box in which the product is packed before being shipped.

As shown in each figure, the sheet 1 of this embodiment is composed of a three-layered rectangular sheet in plan view, with a pseudo-adhesive layer area 3 provided on the upper surface of a base paper 2, a top paper 4 having an area on its upper surface where information is printed being pseudo-adhered to this pseudo-adhesive layer area 3, and an adhesive layer area 5 provided on the lower surface of the base paper 2, with this adhesive layer area 5 covered with a release paper 6.

In more detail, as shown in FIG. 1, the information printing area on the top paper 4, which is the top surface of sheet 1, is divided into information printing area A on the left side of sheet 1 and information printing area B on the right side of sheet 1 by a sheet dividing line DL1 that is formed at a depth from the top surface of the top paper 4 to the top surface of the base paper 2, perpendicular to both the top and bottom sides of sheet 1, at a position slightly to the left of the center of sheet 1.

In the information printing area A, a sheet dividing line DL11 is formed parallel to the sheet dividing line DL1 and extending between the upper and lower sides of the sheet 1 and having a depth from the upper surface of the upper paper 4 to the upper surface of the base paper 2.
The area between this sheet dividing line DL11 and the left edge of sheet 1 is divided into three areas by sheet dividing lines DL12, DL12 which are formed perpendicular to the sheet dividing line DL11 and extend along the left edge of sheet 1, and have a depth reaching from the top to the bottom surface of the upper paper 4. Each area has printed therein, from top to bottom, information which constitutes each of the delivery slips: the "receipt,""deliveryslip," and "attachment slip."
The left corner of the area constituting the "receipt" and "delivery slip" of sheet 1 has been treated with a scraping process in order to prevent unnecessary transfer of adhesive from the edge of the sheet in the various nip areas inside the printer when information is printed/printed by a printer in information printing areas A and B of sheet 1, thereby allowing the sheet to be transported smoothly, and to prevent double feeding due to unnecessary adhesion of sheets to each other.

Within the information printing area B, a rectangular area C is provided that is surrounded by a sheet dividing line DL2 having a depth from the top surface of the upper paper 4 to the top surface of the base paper 2, from near the sheet dividing line DL1 to the inside of the right side of the sheet 1.
This area C is divided into two areas, left and right, by a sheet dividing line DL21 consisting of a perforation formed in the center, with the product details slip printed in the left area B1 and the information constituting the payment slip printed in the right area B2.
The distance between the sheet dividing line DL21 and the right side of the sheet 1, the distance between the sheet dividing line DL1 and the left side of the sheet 1, and the distance between the sheet dividing line DL21 and the sheet dividing line DL1 are all equal, that is, the sheet dividing line DL21 and the sheet dividing line DL1 are positioned so as to divide the space between the left and right sides of the sheet 1 into thirds.

In addition, between the area C and the upper and lower edges of the sheet 1, there is provided an area D surrounded by a sheet dividing line DL3 on one side which runs along the edge of the information printing area B, i.e., the edge of the sheet 1, and on the other side which has a depth extending from the upper surface of the upper paper 4 to the upper surface of the adhesive layer area 5, as shown in Figure 4.
Furthermore, between the region C and the sheet dividing line DL1, as shown in FIG. 5, there is provided a narrow rectangular portion surrounded by a sheet dividing line DL31 having a depth from the upper surface of the upper paper 4 to the lower surface of the adhesive layer region.

Also, as shown in FIG. 2, on the underside of the sheet 1, directly below the portion of the release paper 6 facing the information printing area B where the sheet dividing line DL21 is located, a sheet dividing line DL4 is formed from the upper edge to the lower edge of the sheet, with a depth that reaches from the lower surface of the release paper 6 to the upper surface.

The top paper 4 constituting the sheet 1 can be made of, for example, high-quality paper having a firmness and a slightly thick texture suitable for inkjet printers, and the base paper 2 can be a thin tack sheet.
The pseudo-adhesive area 3 on the upper surface of the base paper 2 can be formed by forming a varnish layer on the back surface of the upper paper 4 and by forming an adhesive layer on the upper surface of the base paper 2.
The adhesive layer region 5 provided on the lower surface of the base paper 2 may be made of an acrylic adhesive, a natural rubber adhesive, a synthetic rubber adhesive, or the like.

The document printing sheet 1 of this embodiment configured as described above is set in a printer, and the information required for package delivery is printed in the information printing area A constituting the delivery slip on the top surface of the upper sheet 4, the information constituting the detailed slip is printed in area B1 of the information printing area B, and the information constituting the payment slip is printed in area B2, and the sheet is then used for the product shipping procedure.

As shown in FIG. 6, the product shipping procedure involves first separating the release paper 6 on the underside of the sheet 1 along the sheet dividing line DL4, and then peeling off the portion of the release paper piece 61 that covered the area below the information printing area A from the sheet 1 to expose the adhesive layer area 5 in this portion.
At this time, when the release paper piece 61 is peeled off, the areas D, D along both the upper and lower sides of the information printing area B surrounded by the sheet dividing line DL3 in the upper paper 4 and the portion surrounded by the sheet dividing line DL31 are cut off from the sheet 1 while remaining adhered to the peeled release paper piece 61, and a cutout portion and a hole portion are formed in the cut-off portion of the upper paper 4.

Once the release paper strip 61 has been peeled off, the sheet 1 is folded along the sheet dividing line DL1, and the area below the information printing area A is overlapped and attached to the back side of the sheet 1. As shown in FIG. 7, when the area of the sheet 1 where the information printing area A is located is folded and attached to the back side, the adhesive layer area 5 is exposed in the cutout and hole areas in the upper sheet 4.

Next, the side of the sheet 1 where the information printing area B is located is folded in half along the sheet dividing line DL21, and the side where the adhesive layer area 5 is exposed through the cutout and hole is overlapped and attached.

Then, as shown in Figure 8, the release paper piece 62 remaining on the underside of the sheet 1 is peeled off to expose the adhesive layer area 5, which is then affixed to the outer surface of the packaging box 7 in which the product is packed, as shown in Figure 9, thereby completing the task of attaching the delivery slip and payment slip to the packaging box.
In this state, the payment slip is enclosed in the folded sheet 1 in an unfolded state without being folded small, and is not exposed to the outside of the sheet 1. The folded sheet 1 is attached to the outside surface of the packaging box 7 via a large adhesive surface having approximately the same area as the release paper piece 62, so that the payment slip will not come off the packaging box 7 even if an external force is applied during delivery of the package, and there is no risk of the payment slip falling off.

The package is delivered to the user's house based on the delivery information printed on the delivery slip, and the receipt A1 and delivery slip A2 are removed during the delivery process.
As shown in FIG. 10, a user who receives a package can open the folded sheet 1 by placing his/her fingers on the edge of the delivery slip affixed to the packaging box 7 on the side where the sheet dividing line DL1 is located and rolling up and unfolding the information printing area B affixed to the folded part, and as shown in FIG. 11, the enclosed detailed statement and payment slip can be separated from the upper sheet 4 along the sheet dividing line DL2 and removed, and the two slips can then be separated along the sheet dividing line DL21.

12 to 14 show an improved example of the form printing sheet of the above-mentioned type.
The form printing sheet 1 of this embodiment differs from the above embodiment in the following respects.
First, in the information printing area A, the sheet dividing line DL12 along the upper edge of the attachment label A3 is positioned perpendicular to both the upper and lower edges of the sheet 1 and perpendicular to the sheet dividing line DL1 formed between both edges, and the sheet dividing line DL11 is provided at a length from the upper edge of the sheet 1 that intersects with the sheet dividing line DL12.
Secondly, in the information printing area B, between the sheet dividing line DL21 and the right edge of the sheet 1, and between area C and the top and bottom edges of the sheet 1, there is provided an area E surrounded by a sheet dividing line DL5 on one side which runs along the edge of the information printing area B and on the other side which has a depth reaching from the top surface of the top paper 4 to the top surface of the base paper 2, as shown in Figure 13.
Thirdly, there is provided a narrow rectangular portion between area C and the right side of sheet 1, surrounded by a sheet dividing line DL51 having a depth extending from the top surface of upper sheet 4 to the top surface of base sheet 2.

The document printing sheet 1 of this embodiment having such a configuration can be used in the same manner as the above-mentioned embodiment by printing and printing information necessary for package delivery in the information printing area A constituting the delivery slip on the upper surface of the top sheet 4, information constituting a detailed slip in area B1 of the information printing area B, and information constituting a payment slip in area B2, for package delivery procedures.
In the process of shipping a package, the sheet 1 is folded in three, and first, a release paper piece 61 covering the lower area of the information printing area A constituting the shipping slip is peeled off, and then the sheet 1 is mountain-folded along the sheet dividing line DL1, and the part of the lower area of the information printing area A is pasted on the back side of the sheet 1, which is the lower area of the information printing area B.
In this case, as a difference from the first embodiment, the sheet 1 of this embodiment has a sheet dividing line DL11 parallel to the sheet dividing line DL1, which is provided at a length from the upper edge of the sheet 1 to intersect with the sheet dividing line DL12, so that the operation of folding the sheet 1 in half along the sheet dividing line DL1 is easy and the operation of folding the sheet 1 in thirds can be performed quickly.

A user who receives a package can open the sheet 1 folded in three by rolling up the information print area B attached to the folded part from the edge side on the side where the sheet dividing line DL1 is located, where the delivery slip is attached to the sheet 1 attached to the packaging box 7, and tearing the pasted part to unfold it.
14, the area E surrounded by the sheet dividing line DL5 adheres to the adhesive layer area 5 that was exposed when the area D was cut off together with the release paper strip 61, and the portion of the top paper 4 along the area E peels off, exposing the top surface of the base paper 2. Therefore, by inserting a finger into the gap in the peeled-off portion of area E, it is possible to easily remove the statement and payment slip.

As described above, in this embodiment of the form printing sheet 1, an area E is provided within the information printing area B, surrounded by a sheet dividing line DL5 that is deep enough to reach the top surface of the base paper 2 from the top surface of the top paper 4. This area E is attached by adhesion to the adhesive layer area 5 that was exposed when area D was cut away together with the release paper piece 61 during the process of folding the sheet 1 in thirds. This configuration also provides the following effects.

First, it is possible to easily check whether or not a third party has opened the three-folded sheet 1 with the document enclosed under the delivery slip during the process from when it is affixed to the packaging box 7 until it is delivered to the user, thereby allowing the enclosed document to be secretly viewed.

That is, when sheet 1 is folded in three, area E in information printing area B is attached to and overlaps adhesive layer area 5 that was exposed when area D was removed together with release paper strip 61, and sheet 1 can be opened by rolling up and unfolding the delivery slip on the surface of sheet 1 that is attached to packaging box 7, but when sheet 1 is opened, area E that has adhered to adhesive layer area 5 is peeled off, and the upper surface of base paper 2 is exposed in the area of upper paper 4 where area E is located (see FIG. 14). Area E is a portion provided in upper paper 4 that is pseudo-adhered to the upper surface of base paper 2 via pseudo-adhesive layer area 3, and does not re-adhere to the upper surface of base paper 2 after being peeled off from the base paper 2.
When a user receives the packaging box 7 with the sheet 1 attached, the user visually checks whether the area E has peeled off from the base paper 2 on the underside of the delivery slip of the sheet 1 folded in three. If the area E has peeled off, it is highly likely that a third party has opened the folded sheet 1 by peeling it off or opening it.
Therefore, by checking whether or not there are traces of opening where area E has been peeled off, it is possible to easily check the security status during package delivery.

Next, when information printing area B is folded in half, the part where area D is located and the part where area E is located overlap, and after area D is cut out, area E is attached to the adhesive layer area 5 exposed from the cut out part, so that the document laid out in information printing area B is enclosed under the delivery slip, and by appropriately setting the overlapping area of area D and area E, it is possible to control the bonding strength and the tear strength required for opening.

That is, when folding the form printing sheet 1 shown in Figure 1 in thirds, first peel off the release paper piece 61 and cut out area D, then, looking at the sheet 1 from the top side, fold the sheet 1 mountain-wise along the sheet dividing line DL1 to attach the lower area of information printing area A to the back side of information printing area B, exposing the adhesive layer area 5 from the cut-out area D, and then fold the information printing area B in a valley-like manner along the sheet dividing line DL21 and overlap it, and attach the portions of the sheet 1 between the upper and lower edges and area C to the exposed adhesive layer area 5.
In this case, since there is no peelable portion such as the area E between the upper and lower sides of sheet 1 and area C, the areas between the upper and lower sides of sheet 1 and area C are strongly adhered to the adhesive layer area 5, and the tear strength when sheet 1 is unfolded is increased.
On the other hand, in the improved form of the form printing sheet 1 shown in Figure 12, a peelable area E of approximately the same shape and size as area D is provided in the area between the upper and lower edges of the sheet 1 and area C, and when the sheet 1 is folded in thirds, area E is overlapped and attached to the adhesive layer area 5 exposed from the cut-out area D.
Since the periphery of area E is partitioned by sheet dividing line DL5, when the sheet 1 is unfolded to expand the information printing area B, it is cut off from the upper paper 4 while still adhering to the adhesive layer area 5. Therefore, the tear strength required when unfolding the sheet 1 is smaller than that of the sheet 1 shown in FIG.
In this way, by appropriately setting the overlapping area and position of the overlapping portion of area D, where the adhesive layer area 5 is exposed, and area E overlapping therewith, it is possible to control the bonding strength of the sheet 1 folded in three and the tear strength required for opening.

In the illustrated embodiment, areas D and E are provided between area C and the upper and lower edges of information printing area B of sheet 1, but they may be located at any appropriate position within information printing area B. Areas D and E may be provided in multiple portions spaced apart from one another. Areas D and E may overlap entirely or partially, and may be the same shape or different shapes. In this way, by appropriately adjusting the adhesive area of areas D and E, it is possible to control the bonding strength and tear strength.

The form printing sheet of the present invention can be used for various labels and forms for other purposes in addition to delivery slips. The form printing sheet and delivery slip shown in the figure are examples of the embodiment of the present invention, and the present invention is not limited to this, and can be configured in an appropriate form depending on the form of the form or label to be used.
As another way of using the information printing sheet, the information printing area A that constitutes the delivery slip and the information printing area B that constitutes the invoice or the like can be separated, and the information printing area B can be packed together with the package in a packaging box, and the information printing area A, which is the delivery slip, can be attached to the outside of the packaging box for use in delivering the package.

1 Form printing sheet (sheet), 2 Base paper, 3 Pseudo adhesive layer area, 4 Top paper, 5 Adhesive layer area, 6 Release paper, 7 Packaging box, A, B Information printing area,

Claims (6)

A sheet for printing forms is a sheet that is rectangular in plan view, having a pseudo-adhesive layer area on the upper surface of a base paper, a top paper having an area on its upper surface where information is printed, and an adhesive layer area on the lower surface of the base paper, the adhesive layer area being covered with a release paper, and is characterized by having the following configuration.
1) The information printing area on the upper sheet is divided into information printing area A on the left side and information printing area B on the right side by a sheet dividing line DL1 which is formed from the top edge to the bottom edge of the sheet and has a depth from the top surface of the upper sheet to the top surface of the base paper.
2) Within the information printing area B of the upper sheet, an area C is provided that is surrounded by a sheet dividing line DL2 having a depth that extends from the upper surface of the upper sheet to the upper surface of the base sheet.
3) A sheet dividing line DL4 is provided on the release paper at a portion facing the information printing area B, the line extending from the upper side to the lower side of the sheet, and having a depth from the lower surface to the upper surface of the release paper.
4) Outside the region C of the upper paper and between the sheet dividing line DL1 and the sheet dividing line DL4, one or more regions D surrounded by a sheet dividing line DL3 extending from the upper surface of the upper paper to the lower surface of the adhesive layer region are provided .
5) When viewed from the top side of the sheet, the sheet is formed so that the sheet can be mountain-folded along the sheet division line DL1 and can be valley-folded along the sheet division line DL4. The form printing sheet according to claim 1, wherein the distance from the left edge of the sheet to the sheet dividing line DL1, the distance from the sheet dividing line DL1 to the sheet dividing line DL4, and the distance from the sheet dividing line DL4 to the right edge of the sheet are equal. A form printing sheet as described in claim 1 or 2, having a configuration in which an area D is provided between the upper paper area C and the upper and lower edges of the sheet, the area D being surrounded by a sheet dividing line DL3 on one side which runs along the edge of the sheet and on the other side which has a depth from the upper surface of the upper paper to the upper surface of the adhesive layer area. A form printing sheet as described in claim 3, comprising a configuration in which an area E is provided between the sheet dividing line DL4 of the upper paper and the left edge of the sheet, between the area C and the upper and lower edges of the sheet, and surrounded by a sheet dividing line DL5 on one side that runs along the edge of the sheet and on the other side that has a depth from the upper surface of the upper paper to the upper surface of the adhesive layer area. A package delivery slip made using a form printing sheet as described in any one of claims 1 to 4 , the delivery slip having information for delivering the packaged package printed in information printing area A of the upper paper, and information regarding the packaged item printed in information printing area B. 6. A delivery slip as claimed in claim 5, wherein a payment slip is printed in the information printing area B.

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