JPH0136617Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] [Technical field of the invention] This invention relates to a slip that can be pressure-sensitively copied and consists of an upper sheet and a lower sheet. By applying a removable and re-adhesive adhesive to the back side,
The present invention relates to a slip in which sheet pieces of upper paper cut off from a tear line can be reattached to a table such as a counter without being lost.

[Technical background of the invention and its problems] Traditionally, in restaurants such as coffee shops, snack shops, pubs, and izakaya bars, pressure-sensitive copying has been possible by combining the top paper and the bottom paper as a set, and placing orders on the top paper. A slip is used that has a tear line that allows each column to be separated. This slip is for writing the ordered items, cutting off the part of the upper sheet where the ordered items are written, and then placing the remaining upper and lower sheets on the customer's table. A sheet with the ordered items written on it is placed on the counter in the kitchen and is used to confirm customers' orders.

In this way, sheets containing ordered items are used for a wide range of purposes, including confirming customer orders, confirming order completion, checking total sales and ordered items after the store has closed, and investigating the delivery status of items. There is. However, since these sheet pieces are usually placed in a cluttered manner on the kitchen counter, etc., they are often lost due to unexpected external factors such as wind, which is extremely inconvenient.

[Purpose of the invention] Therefore, this invention was devised to solve the above-mentioned drawbacks.A strip of removable and re-adhesive adhesive was applied in the direction perpendicular to the cut line on the back side of the upper paper of the slip. By doing so, the sheet pieces that have been cut off from the cutting line can be re-adhered and held in place, so that they will not be scattered and lost due to unexpected external factors such as wind. be.

[Summary of the invention] Therefore, the gist of this invention is to create a pressure-sensitive photocopiable slip consisting of an upper sheet and a lower sheet, with perforations made at appropriate positions on the upper sheet and an appropriate number of cutting lines in parallel. In addition to this, a removable and re-adhesive adhesive is applied in a band shape to the back surface of the upper paper in a direction perpendicular to the perforation line.

[Embodiment of the invention] Hereinafter, an embodiment of the invention will be described. Reference numeral A shown in the figure is a slip, which consists of a set of two sheets, an upper sheet 1 and a lower sheet 2, and is used for so-called pressure-sensitive copying. Accordingly, the characters written on the upper paper 1 are copied onto the lower paper 2. The upper sheet 1 is provided with perforated cut-off lines 4 in parallel with each other at regular intervals in accordance with the column for writing the name of the ordered item, and is to be cut out for each sheet piece 6 on which the name of the ordered item is written. It is becoming possible to do this.

On the back side of the upper paper 1, a strip-like adhesive 3 is applied which is removable and re-adhesive in the direction perpendicular to the perforation line 4, and as shown in FIG.
If you apply it to the middle of the upper paper 1 rather than to the edges of the upper paper 1, you can easily turn up the upper paper 1 stuck to the lower paper 2 from both ends. It can be easily peeled off from 2.

In addition, as shown in FIG. 3, by providing a caution display column 5 for the adhesive 3 application position on the surface of the upper paper 1 in correspondence with the adhesive 3 applied to the back side, the adhesive 3 applied to the back side , and it is possible to easily know the portions written on the upper sheet 1 but not copied on the lower sheet 2. Furthermore, even when the sheet piece 6 cut off from the cut line 4 of the upper paper 1 is re-adhered and placed on a counter or the like, the position of the adhesive 3 on the back side can be confirmed, which is extremely convenient.

Next, to explain the use of this, apply it to document A as appropriate.
It is used in the same way as a regular slip, with the table number, person in charge, ordered items, quantity, amount, etc. written on it.The upper sheet 1 on which the customer's ordered items are written is peeled off from the lower sheet 2, and that part is removed. Cut it off along the cutting line 4. Moreover, as shown in FIG. 5, the sheet pieces 6 cut off from the paper 1 are re-adhered to individual items or the cut sheet pieces 6 on a counter 8 in the kitchen, etc. It is used to confirm ordered items, confirm order completion, etc.

[Effect of the invention] Therefore, this invention has the upper paper 1 and the lower paper 2.
In the form A that can be pressure-sensitively copied, the upper sheet 1 is perforated at appropriate positions and an appropriate number of perforation lines 4 are provided in parallel, so the upper sheet 1 can be cut away from the perforation lines 4 as appropriate, and the separated sheet The piece 6 can be used for various purposes, such as confirming ordered items, confirming the completion of orders, checking total sales and ordered items after closing, and investigating the status of items being delivered. Since the back side of the top paper 1 is coated with a band-like adhesive 3 that is removable and re-adhesive in the direction perpendicular to the tear line 4, the back side of the sheet piece 6 cut off from the top paper 1 is always This means that adhesive 3 has been applied. Therefore, the adhesive 3 allows the sheet pieces 6 to be re-adhered and fixed at any desired location, so that they will not be scattered and lost due to unexpected external factors such as wind. It is something.

As shown in FIG. 1, when the tops of a plurality of bundled slips A are releasably adhered with so-called setting glue 7, the upper paper 1 and the lower paper 2 are releasably adhesive. Since the paper is attached with a sticky adhesive 3, the slip A consisting of the upper paper 1 and the lower paper 2 can be easily turned up, and only the slip A to be used can be easily peeled off from the stack of slips A. can.

Further, since a normal slip has the upper sheet 1 and the lower sheet 2 bound together with the setting glue 7 at the top of the head, the setting glue 7 is always necessary, but the slip A according to this invention Since the adhesive 3 is provided on the back side of the upper paper 1 and adheres to the lower paper 2, the setting glue 7 can be omitted and the manufacturing cost can be reduced.

As explained above, according to this invention, in a pressure-sensitive copyable slip consisting of an upper sheet and a lower sheet, a sheet piece cut off from a tear line provided on the upper sheet is re-adhered in a peelable manner and fixed. Since the sheet pieces can be kept in place, the sheet pieces will not be scattered and lost due to external factors such as wind, and it can be used to confirm ordered items, etc., and has various practical effects. .

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figures 1 to 5 show an embodiment of this invention, in which Figure 1 is a perspective view of a stack of slips, Figure 2 is a side view, Figure 3 is a front view of the upper paper surface, and Figure 4 is a front view of the upper paper surface. 5 is a front view of the back side, and FIG. 5 is a perspective view of the same in use. A...Slip, 1...Top paper, 2...Bottom paper, 3
... Adhesive, 4 ... Cutting line, 5 ... Caution display field,
6...Sheet piece, 7...Setting glue, 8...Counter.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] In a slip that can be pressure-sensitively copied and consists of an upper sheet and a lower sheet, an appropriate number of perforations are provided in parallel on the upper sheet at appropriate positions, and the back side of the upper sheet is peelable in a direction perpendicular to the perforation line. A slip characterized by having a strip of re-adhesive adhesive applied to it.