JPH01214484A - Folded communication sheet - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To enable a sender to present information easily and enable a receiver to contain or file the information easily, by folding a continuous pair of pieces of paper on each other, with a pseudo-adhesive body sandwiched therebetween, and fully adhering the inner surfaces of the paper pieces to the outer surfaces of transparent films opposed thereto. CONSTITUTION:Required items of communication or the like are printed on the inner and outer surfaces of a continuous pair of paper pieces 1, 2, and the paper pieces are folded at a fold line part 6 onto each other, with a pseudo-adhesive body 5 sandwiched therebetween, to constitute a folded communication sheet. The pseudo- adhesive body comprises a pair of transparent films 7, 8, each of which is provided with a releasable pseudo-adhesive layer 9 on the inner surface thereof and with a fully adhesive layer 10 on the outer surface thereof, and the inner surfaces of the paper pieces 1, 2 are non-releasably adhered to the outer surfaces of the films 7, 8 opposed thereto through the fully adhesive layers 10. The pseudo-adhesive layers ensure that the inner surfaces of the transparent films can be released after adhesion, and the inner surfaces do not show adhesiveness after the releasing. Therefore, the property for inspection of the information can be maintained after the paper pieces are released and spread, and the information can be contained or filed.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Industrial Field of Application] The present invention relates to a stacked communication sheet that can be used as a regular postcard, regular-sized or non-standard-sized mail, and the like.

[Conventional technology]

Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 49-33930 discloses a postcard made of a pair of postcard-shaped pieces of paper that are removably adhered with an adhesive. This combined postcard can display information such as correspondence on the inside of each piece of paper and attach it to the mail.

However, in the above-mentioned combined postcard, since both pieces of paper are separate sheets, certain information, such as text, diagrams, graphs, photographs, etc., is stored on the inside of both pieces of paper continuously on the sending and receiving side.
It is difficult to display the information visually, and even if the inside surfaces of both pieces of paper were to be displayed consecutively, both pieces of paper would be completely separated when opened on the recipient side (this would make it difficult to see the information at a glance). It was also inconvenient to store and file, and the inner surfaces of both pieces of paper could not be used continuously or visually.

In addition, in the above-mentioned combined postcard, even after peeling and developing both pieces of paper or one piece of paper by opening one hole on the recipient's side, the inner surface is adhesive.
Due to its adhesiveness, it causes discomfort to the recipient and makes it difficult for the recipient to store and file it.

(Problem to be Solved by the Invention) Therefore, an object of the present invention is to enable the sender's side to easily and visually display specific information on both pieces of paper consecutively and visually. The purpose of the present invention is to provide a stacked communication sheet that maintains the visibility of information without separating the two pieces of paper even after the two pieces of paper are peeled and unfolded, does not have an unpleasant sticky feeling, and is convenient for storage and filing. .

[Technical means to solve the problem]

The stacked communication sheet according to the present invention is made by folding a pair of continuous paper strips and bonding them between both inner surfaces of a pair of transparent films so that they can be peeled off and do not exhibit adhesive properties after being peeled off. The inner surface of each piece of paper and the opposite side of each transparent film are completely adhered to each other in an irremovable manner.

In the above, perforations or slits may be made on the edge of one of the folded pieces of paper to a depth that reaches the pseudo-adhesive part of the pseudo-adhesive body, and the protective tape is roughly peeled off on the perforations or slits. It may be glued if possible.

[For production]

After writing or printing a message, a photograph, etc. on the inner surface of the continuous pieces of paper on the delivery side, they are folded from the fold line with the pseudo-adhesive material in between, and the two pieces are completely connected. In that case, the inner surfaces of both transparent films are pseudo-adhered, and the inner surface of each piece of paper and the outer surface of each transparent film facing it are completely contacted. Note that the above-mentioned correspondence and the written items such as addresses described later may be continuously printed by a computer output device, and the pieces of paper for this may have a known form as computer output paper.

As mentioned above, pseudo-adhesion refers to an adhesion mode in which the inner surfaces of both transparent films can be peeled off after adhesion, and each inner surface does not show adhesiveness after peeling, and such pseudo-adhesion is For example, the pseudo-adhesive mode described in Japanese Utility Model Application Publication No. 62-9280 can be used, and both transparent films can be peeled off at the pseudo-adhesive portion at the boundary.

Complete adhesion means an adhesion mode in which it is difficult or impossible to peel off the inner surface of each piece of paper and the outer surface of each transparent film facing it after adhesion. Adhesive materials can be selected as appropriate. The complete adhesive layer may be provided in advance on one outer surface of both transparent films in the pseudo-adhesive body. In addition, a heat-sensitive adhesive complete adhesive layer or one of the above-mentioned transparent films is formed, and its - side (here, it is in complete heat-sensitive contact with the piece of paper, and its other side is in pseudo-contact with the other transparent film). Each component of the pseudo-adhesive body may be formed on the paper piece in stages, or some of the constituent members may be formed before the paper piece is cut.

The recipient's and sender's addresses, names, and correspondence are written on the outside of both pieces of paper folded as described above, as is customary, and the paper is mailed as a stacked communication sheet.

If necessary, the stacked communication sheet can usually be made into a blank, regular-sized or non-standard-sized mail by making its dimensions, weight, and other conditions meet established standards.

Both paper pieces of the delivered overlapping communication sheet are peeled and developed at the recipient's side, which is started by peeling off both pseudo-adhered transparent films. Since the outer surface of each transparent film and the inner surface of each piece of paper are completely adhered, both pieces of paper can be separated at appropriate edges, and at the same time both transparent films that are pseudo-adhered can be easily peeled off.

In such a case, if perforations or slits are made on the appropriate edge of one of the folded pieces of paper, by folding that part, the perforation will be broken and become a slit, and one piece of paper will be folded into the other. can be easily separated from pieces of paper. The perforations or slits may be not only linear but also curved; for example, they may be provided linearly along the edge facing the fold line, or may be provided linearly or curved at the corner. It may be provided.

By the way, it is preferable to releasably apply a protective tape on the perforations or slits of the paper strips, as this will prevent the paper strips from naturally peeling off from the perforations or slits during the postal processing process or during mailing. In that case, the recipient can peel off the protective tape before peeling and developing both pieces of paper.

Transparent films from the pseudo-adhesive body remain on the inner surfaces of both pieces of paper that have been peeled and developed, but the exposed inner surfaces of the transparent films do not have adhesive properties, so there is no sticky feeling to the touch, and the inner surfaces of both transparent films do not have adhesive properties. Re-adhesion is also not possible. Additionally, the information displayed on the inner surfaces of both pieces of paper can be read through the remaining transparent film without any problem. Incidentally, the above-mentioned residual transparent film improves the aesthetics of the inner surfaces of both paper pieces after peeling and development, and also functions to protect them from external friction, contamination, moisture, etc.

(Example 1) FIGS. 1 and 2 are a plan view and an enlarged cross-sectional view taken along the line I--I of an example of the present invention, and the cross-sectional views are exaggerated in the thickness direction. In the same figure, a pair of consecutive pieces of paper (
Correspondence, photographs, etc. (not shown) are printed continuously and visually on the inner surfaces of 1) and (2), and one piece of paper (1
) A postage stamp (3) is affixed to the outside of the paper, and the recipient's address and name (4) and other necessary information (not shown) are written on the outside of the other piece of paper (2). On the outside, the message, sender's address, name, etc. (not shown) are written or printed as necessary.

Both pieces of paper (1) and (2) are folded from the fold line (6) with the pseudo-adhesive (5) in between to form a stacked communication sheet and can also be used as a regular postcard, regular-sized or non-standard-sized mail, etc. Posted. Note that the fold lines (6) of both pieces of paper (1) and (2) may be placed on one of the top and bottom sides. ), a pseudo-adhesive layer (9) (shown as two layers) that releasably pseudo-adheres the inner surfaces of both transparent films (7) and (8), and a pseudo-adhesive layer (9) (shown as two layers) provided on the outer surfaces of both transparent films (7) and (8). complete adhesive layer (1
0), each piece of paper (1).

(2) inner surface and each transparent film (7) facing it
, (8) are completely and irremovably bonded to each other via a complete adhesive layer (10).

3 and 4 are enlarged cross-sectional views showing the states of both pieces of paper in FIG. 2 when they are peeled and developed, respectively, and after being peeled and developed, and in the same figure, the delivered stacked communication sheet is shown in FIG. As shown, peeling starts from the edges of the pseudo-adhesive layer (9) on both transparent films (7) and (8), and the peeling develops as shown in FIG.

[Embodiment 2] Figs. 5 to 7 are plan views of another embodiment of the present invention, and Fig. 8 is an enlarged sectional view taken along the line II-II in Figs. 5 to 7. In both figures, perforations or slits (1) were made at the edge of one of the folded pieces of paper (1) shown in Figure 2 to a depth that reached the pseudo adhesive layer (9). The perforations or slits (11) are provided in a straight line along the edge opposite the fold line (6) in FIG. 5, and are provided in a straight line along the corner in FIG. In FIG. 7, it is provided in a curved shape on the edge facing the folding line portion (6).

FIG. 9 is an enlarged cross-sectional view showing the state of both pieces of paper in FIG. 8 when they are peeled and developed. Make a perforation or slit (1) along with the edge of the other piece of paper (2).
1)! By folding in the opening direction, the perforations are broken into slits, and both paper pieces (1) and (2) are separated from the perforations or slits (11), and both transparent films (7), (8) is peeled off at the pseudo adhesive layer (9).

In addition, FIG. 10 is an enlarged sectional view of another embodiment of the present invention, and in the same figure, a protective tape (12 ) are releasably adhered to prevent the natural peeling of both paper pieces (1) and (2).

〔Effect of the invention〕

As mentioned above, in the stacked communication sheet according to the present invention, since the stacked communication sheet according to the present invention is folded so that it can be peeled and unfolded via a pair of continuous pieces of paper or a pseudo Wi@ body, certain information such as text, figures, graphs, etc. , information consisting of photographs etc. on both pieces of paper consecutively,
- The inner surfaces of both transparent films have adhesive properties, so that the two pieces of paper do not separate after peeling and unfolding, and the information can be easily displayed visually. It does not have an unpleasant sticky feeling and is convenient for storage and filing.

In particular, if perforations or slits are provided on the edge of one piece of paper, it is easy to separate and develop both pieces of paper. It is possible to prevent M8 peeling.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

1 and 2 are a plan view and an enlarged cross-sectional view taken along the line I-I of the embodiment of the present invention, and FIGS. 3 and 4 show the state in which both pieces of paper in FIGS. 1 and 2 are peeled and developed, respectively. 5-7 are plan views of another embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 8 is II-I in FIGS. 5-7.
FIG. 9 is an enlarged sectional view showing the state of both paper pieces shown in FIG. 8 when they are peeled and developed, and FIG. 10 is an enlarged sectional view of another embodiment of the present invention. <Explanation of main symbols> 1.2... piece of paper, 5... pseudo adhesive, 6...
Folding line part, 7, 8...Transparent film, 9...
・Pseudo adhesive layer, 10... Complete adhesive layer, 1]
...perforation or slit, 12...protective tape or more Patent applicant Yoshikazu Kimura Agent Patent attorney Atsushi Ando Figure 9 Figure 1O

Claims (3)

[Claims] (1) A pair of consecutive pieces of paper are folded over each other, and a pseudo-adhesive body is sandwiched therebetween, in which both inner surfaces of a pair of transparent films are pseudo-adhered so that they can be peeled off and do not exhibit adhesive properties after being peeled off. A layered communication sheet made by completely adhering the inner surface of the transparent film and the outer surface of each transparent film facing it in a manner that cannot be peeled off. (2) The stacked communication sheet according to claim 1, wherein perforations or slits are formed on the edge of one of the paper pieces to a depth that reaches the pseudo-adhesive portion of the pseudo-adhesive body. (3) The stacked communication sheet according to claim 2, wherein a protective tape is releasably adhered to the perforations or slits of the paper strip.