JPH0235498Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] This invention relates to the improvement of delivery slips used in retail businesses including large-scale retail businesses, transportation companies, and the like.

Various structures are known for this type of delivery slip, but in order to protect the delivery slip affixed to the delivered item, each receipt is bound in a bag consisting of a transparent cover and an adhesive mount. The combined delivery slips are bound together in a way that allows them to be freely extracted, and as the delivery process progresses, the required slips are removed one by one, and in the end, only the delivery slip is left on the delivery side together with the bag, and the delivery is completed. A structure in which the package is sent to the delivery destination is relatively often used.

These bags have the advantage that the transparent cover of the bag acts as a protective sheet to protect the delivery label from the delivered item, but when the label is removed, it must be affixed to the delivered item. However, there is a risk of accidentally pulling out the shipping slip, and since all shipping slips are bound in the bag, you may want to remove the slip before starting the actual delivery process, such as the handout to hand to the orderer. It is necessary to take out the receipts, which serve as copies of the order recipients (sales floor, etc.), one by one from the bag, which has the drawback that prompt processing cannot be performed.

Therefore, this idea was developed to prevent the delivery label that is attached to the delivered item from being removed by mistake along with other receipts among the receipts that make up the delivery document that is bound in the bag, and to prevent the orderer and order recipient from accidentally removing the delivery label. The delivery slip, which serves as a copy of the delivery slip, can be quickly separated when an order is received, and the information to be filled out (address, name, etc. of the recipient of the delivery address) is clearly written on the slip attached to the delivery item, so that incorrect delivery of the item can be avoided. The purpose is to provide a delivery slip that prevents shipping.

Next, this invention will be explained in detail with reference to illustrated embodiments.

The illustrated embodiment is an application of this invention to delivery slips used by department stores and shipping companies, and all the slips that make up the delivery slip are made of non-carbon or carbon paper binding format so that they can be copied. This is what has been done.

The delivery slip 1 has the delivery item attachment slip 11 as its upper layer, and below this, various receipt slips 12, 13, etc. necessary for the delivery process are sequentially bound together according to the required number of sheets, perforations, etc. The delivery slip 1 having such a structure is bound into the bag body 2. In the illustrated example, a carbon paper 14 is attached to the top surface of the delivery tag 11, and is torn off together with a delivery receipt to be described later. Carbon paper 14, which is copy paper, also protrudes from the extraction opening.

The bag body 2 consists of a transparent cover 21 and a pasting mount 22. Three side edges are sealed, one side edge in the length direction is open, and the receipt slips 12, 1 of the delivery slip 1 are sealed.
3... becomes the extraction port 23.

The delivery slip 1 includes the side edge 12a of each receipt slip 12, 13, excluding the delivery item attachment slip 11 from the extraction opening 23,
13a are stored inside the bag body 2 with the parts 13a protruding from the bag body 2, and the delivery tag 11 has dimensions corresponding to the internal dimensions of the bag body 2, and as described above,
The side edge 11a does not protrude from the extraction opening 23 of the bag body 2.

The receipt slips 12, 13... have their ears offset from each other so that they can be easily pulled out one by one, and the protrusion dimension becomes longer from top to bottom or vice versa, and are pulled out one by one as the delivery process progresses.

The pasting mount 22 of the bag 2 has a non-drying adhesive layer 22a formed on its pasting surface, and a release paper 22b is polymerized, and the release paper 22b is separated in the middle so that it can be easily peeled off.

Along the top surface of the cover 21 of the bag body 2,
A delivery receipt 3 of the same type as the receipts 12, 13, . . . is attached so as to be freely separable. The delivery receipt 3 is a receipt receipt 31 handed to the orderer and an order receipt 32 kept by the orderer.
The receipt slip 31 is on the top, and by filling in the necessary information such as the recipient's address and address on the receipt slip 31, the order receipt slip 32 and delivery can be made. It is structured so that it is copied and entered on the entire slip 1.

In this way, the delivery receipt 3 is not narrowed into the bag body 2, but is located on the top side of the cover 21, and is placed inside the bag body 2.
It is attached to the paper via a binding margin, and as soon as the necessary entries are completed, it can be separated and used as a copy for both the orderer (customer) and the order recipient (department store sales floor, etc.).

As described above, according to this invention, the delivery slip with the delivery tag attached to it is stored in a bag consisting of a transparent cover and a pasting mount, and the receipt excluding the delivery tag is placed inside the bag. It protrudes easily from the extraction opening, making it difficult to remove only the delivery label, so when removing the receipt from the delivery slip, make sure to remove the delivery label, which should remain affixed to the delivered item until delivery is complete. It is possible to prevent the wrong operation of removing the tag from the bag at the same time as removing the tag, and by attaching the mount to the delivery item while the delivery tag is still in the bag, the destination of the delivery can be determined. The display function is not lost until the delivery is completed, and since the delivery tag is attached to the top of the delivery slip, it can be clearly displayed in a copy. Delivery can be prevented.
Furthermore, if the delivery receipt is outside the bag and is separated from the bag immediately after filling out the delivery receipt through the delivery receipt, it will serve as a copy for the orderer and the order recipient.
The fact that it can be easily separated without having to pull it out from the bag itself allows for quick and efficient processing, and prevents the mistake of hastily pulling out the shipping label along with the receipt.
It has practical value as a delivery slip in department store sales floors.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a developed perspective view showing an embodiment of the invention, FIG. 2 is a perspective view, FIG. 3 is a sectional view taken along the line of FIG. 2, and FIG. 4 is a sectional view taken along the line of FIG. 2. 1...Delivery slip, 11...Delivery product label, 1
2,13...Receipt slip, 14...Carbon paper, 2...
Bag body, 21... Cover, 22... Pasting mount, 3...
Delivery receipt, 31... Proceeding receipt, 32... Order receipt.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A delivery slip consisting of a delivery tag and multiple receipt slips is placed in a bag with a transparent cover and an adhesive mount with one side open, and the delivery slip is copied and written on the front side of each receipt. The side edges of the delivery tag do not protrude beyond the open side edge of the bag, and the side edges of each receipt slip protrude from the open side edge of the bag. In addition, the side edge between the transparent cover and the delivery tag is made to protrude from the open side edge of the bag body, so that it can be freely removed. This delivery slip is made by binding copies of paper together, and has a delivery receipt attached to the upper side of the transparent cover of the bag, allowing confirmation of the entries and entries in the delivery slip.