JPH0245025Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the invention] This invention is designed to guide the continuous form and set the printing position by pasting the last form of the continuous form when printing necessary information at a predetermined position on the continuous form using a printer. The present invention also relates to continuous form attachment paper that facilitates printing.

Conventionally, continuous forms for securities, etc., have been given a series of numbers on each form due to its importance in form management, and not only during the printing stage but also during other handling, even a single form has been wasted. I couldn't do it.

However, when printing the necessary information on a form using a line printer, etc., if a continuous form is set on the line printer, the first form of the continuous form must be set slightly above the printing area of the printer for feed purposes. Because of this, it is not possible to print on the frontmost form, which not only wastes the frontmost form containing a series of numbers, but also
Forms that are not printed in subsequent processing have caused inconveniences such as having to be managed in a complicated manner to prevent unauthorized use.

Also, depending on the printer, the last form of a continuous form may "run out" before it reaches the printing position.
This is inconvenient because the end-of-form check signal is emitted, so it is either impossible to print on the last form, or it has to be printed manually.

As a solution to this kind of problem,
"Leader strip form" as in the publication
is known, and a type of mounting paper has been disclosed that is combined to match the width of the spout hole of the continuous form to be set.

However, in the above-mentioned method, it is complicated to adjust the width during use, and since the tip of the attached continuous form is exposed, there is a risk that it may get caught in the printer's guide. Moreover,
It was difficult to remove the attached leader strip form after the letter was written, and some of it remained on the form, making it unsuitable for use.

Therefore, in this invention, in view of the above-mentioned shortcomings, we aimed to obtain continuous form attachment paper that can be printed safely, reliably, and easily not only when attached to and removed from the end of continuous forms, but also during attached use. This is the purpose.

Next, this invention will be explained with reference to illustrated embodiments.
In Fig. 1, the continuous form mounting paper P is made by overlapping two sheets of the same size with feed holes 1 and 1 at both ends, that is, an upper sheet A and a lower sheet B, with a guiding section L at the front and a guiding section L at the rear. A protective portion M is formed on the surface. The length of the guiding part L should be longer than the distance in the traveling direction from the printer's tractor to the print head to which the continuous form should be attached, and the continuous form should be attached to the boundary between the guiding part L and the protection part M of the lower paper B. When the extreme ends of
A guideline 2 is provided to match the sprocket hole of the continuous form with the sprocket holes 1 and 1 of the protection part M, and the upper paper A is formed slightly in front of the guideline 2 by uneven push lines, half slits, perforations, etc.
A weakened horizontal line 3 and a weakened horizontal line 3' of the lower paper B are provided, and the upper paper A and the lower paper B are pasted with glue 4 slightly in front of these weakened horizontal lines. These guide lines 2, weakened horizontal lines 3, 3', and glue 4 are provided substantially parallel to each other. A holding part 5 for holding the continuous form along the guideline 2 is provided in the rear part of the upper paper A from the guideline 2, and a holding part 5 is provided for holding the continuous form along the guideline 2. parts 6, 6 are provided, and
A notch 8 is provided on the inside of the clamping portion 5 and the clamping portions 6, 6, with the cutout perforation 7 as a boundary.
Further, adhesives 6', 6' are provided on the back surfaces of the adhesive parts 6, 6, which do not adhere in a normal state, but which adhere under certain adhesive conditions. In addition, the sizes of the clamping part 5 and the adhesive parts 6, 6 are as follows:
It is set within a range that does not overlap the printed part of continuous forms.

Note that the upper paper A and the lower paper B may be glued together with an adhesive 9 at the front end of the continuous form mounting paper P, and the inner side of the spout holes 1, 1 at both ends between the adhesive 9 and the adhesive 4. The upper paper A and the lower paper B may be glued together in some areas.

Further, the guideline 2 does not need to be a line, but may be a dotted line, mark, or color-coded section with the guideline 2 as a boundary, or any other guideline that can substantially align the extreme ends of the continuous form. The positions may be provided close to the peripheries of the feed holes 1, 1, and the adhesives 6', 6' may be double-sided adhesive tapes with release paper.

In addition, it is convenient to set the printing position indication marks 11 and 12 of the printer at necessary positions on the upper left side of the top paper A when setting the paper into the printer.

Next, according to the use of this continuous form attachment paper P,
Explain the effects. Prepare a continuous form mounting paper P with the same width as the continuous form F to be mounted, and when you turn over the top paper A of the protective section M in Figure 1, you will find that a weakened horizontal line 3 is provided behind the glue 4. Therefore, it becomes easier to fold from this part, and as shown in FIG. 2, the upper paper A is folded along the weakened horizontal line 3, and then adhesive conditions are applied to the adhesives 6' and 6'. At this time, if the adhesives 6', 6' are humidifying, moisture is added, and if the double-sided adhesive tape has a release paper, the release paper is removed. Next, as shown in Fig. 3, align the extreme end of the continuous form F to be attached to the guideline 2 exposed slightly behind the weakened horizontal line 3, and align the left and right ends with the continuous form attachment paper P of the same width. Left and right sprocket hole 1 and continuous form sprocket hole 1
0 match, so cover the protective part M of the top paper A and press it to adhere. Next, as shown in Fig. 4, cut out the cutout part 8 and remove it along the perforation 7 to complete the installation work. It is complete.

Next, the feed hole 1 of the guiding part L is set on the tractor pin of the printer and printing is performed. At that time, even if the continuous form F passes between the guides of the printer, etc., the end of the continuous form F is held by the holding part 5 and is not exposed, so it will not get caught, and the sprocket holes 1 and 1 will overlap two sheets. Because it is rounded, it is difficult to tear when set on the tractor pin, easy to handle, and allows safe and reliable printing.

In setting the printer in the above,
By determining the ejection position using the ejection position indication marks 11 and 12, the setting is ensured and the continuous form F
Since it is possible to print from a predetermined position of the endmost form, it is possible to avoid wasting continuous forms F, and to eliminate missing numbers in the case of a series of numbered continuous forms.

After printing, the guide part L can be easily separated along the weakened horizontal lines 3 and 3', and then in the sheet forming process, the sprocket holes 1 and 1 are cut off from the continuous form F using a slitter. Since the adhesive parts 6, 6 can be cut off at the same time, the remaining part of the continuous form attachment paper P can be easily separated from the continuous form F.

In addition, when used with a printer that issues a "form out" signal before the last form of a continuous form reaches the printing position or during printing, use the above-mentioned continuous form mounting paper to print the last form of a continuous form. It can be used by attaching it to a form, and the guiding part L serves to guide the last form of a continuous form to the printing position.

As mentioned above, in the continuous form mounting paper according to this invention, the two sheets of paper on the protection side only overlap up to the glue in front of the guideline, and a weak horizontal line is provided in front of that, so that the upper paper is It is easy to turn over, and since there is a guideline, the sprocket holes of the continuous form and the continuous form attached paper will match up just by aligning the edges of the continuous form, making it easy to align the sprocket holes, and it is suitable for gluing continuous forms. As mentioned above, since the paper is sandwiched and glued between the two pieces of the protective part in the aligned state, it is easy to glue, and setting and feeding to the printer is safe and secure, and it is easy to remove the continuous form attached paper after printing. It has features such as being able to print necessary information without wasting the last part of a continuous form, and facilitating subsequent handling.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a perspective explanatory view of one embodiment of the continuous form attachment paper according to this invention, and FIGS. 2, 3, and 4 are perspective explanatory views of the same in use. 1 is a feed hole, 2 is a guideline, 3 is a weak horizontal line, 4 is glue, 5 is a clamping part, 6 is an adhesive part, 8 is a notch part, and 11 and 12 are print embossing position indicating marks. A is the top paper, B is the bottom paper, F is a continuous form, and P is a continuous form attached paper.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] Two sheets of paper of the same size with sprocket holes at both ends that match the sprocket holes of the continuous form to be attached form a guiding part at the front and a protective part at the rear, and form a guiding part and a protective part on the top surface of the bottom paper. When aligning the end of the continuous form to be attached to the border of the section, a guideline is provided to match the perforation hole of the continuous form with the perforation hole of the protection section. A weakened horizontal line is provided along the guideline, and the upper and lower sheets are glued slightly in front of this weakened horizontal line, and the clamping portion is attached along the guideline in the upper paper portion behind the guideline. , a continuous form mounting paper having an adhesive part along the left and right feed holes, and a cutout part bordering on the cut-out perforation on the inside of the clamping part and the adhesive part.