JPH03133764A - Prevention of pulling out bundles of notes and packing envelope thereof - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To prevent pulling out of bundles of notes, by enveloping bundles of notes with a thermo-shrinkage film. CONSTITUTION:A bag 10 is made of a tubular thermo-shrinkage film of polypropylene or the like and its one end 12 is heat-sealed. After bundles of notes A are contained from the opening 14 at the other end of bag 10, the opening is closed with heat-sealing. The bundles of notes A tentatively packed in such a manner are inserted in a heater B. Hot air regulated from the room temperature to 200 deg.C in the inside of the heater B is circulated so that the thermo-shrinkage film immediately and closely shrinks on the bundles of notes when they contact the hot air. In this way, a packed form 15 closely enveloped by a thermo-shrinkage film can be obtained.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Field of Industrial Application] The present invention relates to a method for preventing the act of removing an arbitrary number of banknotes from a banknote bundle, and a package for a banknote bundle for preventing this.

[Prior Art] When cash is handled in banks, securities companies, insurance companies, other financial institutions, trading companies, etc., the number of banknotes is 50,
When the number of banknotes exceeds 100, it is customary to bundle a certain number of banknotes, such as 50 or 100, as one packaging unit using a banding paper. The wrapping paper displays the name of the financial institution, the seal of the person in charge of confirming the fixed number, such as 50 copies, 100 copies, etc., and the date of confirmation.

[Problems to be Solved by the Invention] When conducting cash transactions using such bundles of banknotes, each time a banknote is received or delivered, both parties to the transaction check whether there is a shortage in the number of banknotes due to sampling. Inspect the wrapping paper carefully so as not to tear it.

Particularly in the case of a large amount of cash transaction, a lot of time is spent on this confirmation work, and the complexity of the work is nerve-wracking, which has a considerable impact on the relationship of trust between the parties.

[Means and effects for solving the problem] In order to eliminate the above-mentioned drawbacks, the present invention is characterized by a method of preventing the banknote bundle from being removed by wrapping the banknote bundle with a heat-shrinkable film (claim 1). .

Furthermore, the present invention is characterized by a packaging body for preventing the banknote bundle from being removed, which is formed by wrapping the banknote bundle with a heat-shrinkable film.

In this case, a bundle of 50 Japanese or foreign banknotes, 10
A fixed number such as 0 sheets can be packaged as one packaging unit using a transparent heat-shrinkable film (Claim 3).

According to an advantageous embodiment of the invention, the method described above can be carried out as follows.

First, a cylindrical heat-shrinkable film made of transparent synthetic resin is cut into a predetermined width in its longitudinal direction, and the front and back fabrics are heat-welded at one end to form a bag tube corresponding to the volume of the banknote bundle.

Next, a bundle of 50, 100, etc. banknotes bound with conventional banding paper is inserted into the bag cylinder as one unit. Then, the other end of the bag is also welded. Thereby, the banknote bundle is temporarily wrapped with the heat shrinkable film.

Next, this temporary package is inserted into an electric heating furnace in which hot air whose temperature is adjusted to about 200° C. is circulated. At this time, the heat-shrinkable film shrinks instantaneously, and the banknote bundle is closely wrapped with the heat-shrinkable film to obtain a package.

The following information is printed at an appropriate position on the heat-shrinkable film bag-making portion corresponding to the upper surface of the banknote bundle.

(1) Name of the financial institution etc. that confirmed the number of banknotes in the banknote bundle. (2) Type, number of banknotes, total amount, and the date on which the banknote bundle was tightly wrapped. Can be shown punched out. Therefore, the area marked with this date is weakened, so if someone were to try to remove it, there is a possibility that the area marked with this date would tear, leaving evidence that an attempt was made to remove the board.

Instead of printing the date in this manner, the date may be printed on the wrapping paper as in the past.

Furthermore, perforations in the shape of a rectangle or the like are provided in advance at appropriate positions in the heat-shrinkable film bag-making at locations corresponding to the side surfaces of the bundle of banknotes. After the film has been heat-shrinked, it can be easily peeled off along the perforations. By peeling it off in this way, an opening can be obtained. Through this opening, it is possible to visually and tactually check whether the banknotes are genuine or counterfeit, and whether or not counterfeit banknotes such as newspapers are mixed in.

Note that the work of wrapping the banknote bundle with a film may be carried out by the person in charge who has confirmed the number of sheets per unit of the banknote bundle.

The number of banknote bundles is not limited to 50 or 100, and can be wrapped in units of 10.

[Example] IO is a bag made of synthetic resin film. Bag 1 (11
i. A tubular heat-shrinkable film made of polypropylene or the like is cut into a predetermined length in the longitudinal direction, and one end 12 of the film is heat-sealed.

Heat-shrinkable films can be heat-shrinked uniaxially, ie, in the width direction, or biaxially, ie, in both the longitudinal and width directions.

The banknote bundle A is inserted through the opening 14 at the other end of the bag IO (FIGS. 1 and 2). Thereafter, the opening 14 is closed by heat sealing (not shown).

The bill bundle A temporarily wrapped in this way is inserted into the heater B (FIG. 3). Inside heater B, hot air whose temperature is adjusted to between room temperature and 200°C is circulated.

When the heat-shrinkable film comes into contact with this hot air, it immediately shrinks and tightly adheres to the bundle of banknotes. In this way, a package 15 tightly wrapped with a heat-shrinkable film is obtained.

Reference numeral 16 denotes a circumferential perforation provided on the one end 12 side of the bag 10. By cutting this perforation and removing the one end 12, the bag 10 can be opened and the banknote bundle A can be taken out.

Another rectangular perforation 18 is provided on the side of the package 15. This perforation 18 forms a rectangular portion 19.
If you separate it, a rectangular opening will be created.

Through this location, it is possible to visually see or touch the side of the banknote bundle to confirm whether or not counterfeit or altered banknotes are mixed in.

Bank name 2 is placed on the top surface of banknote bundle A in bag 10
0 and branch name 22 are printed on it. In addition, the packaging amount is 24
You can also print. Furthermore, 26 is a character indicating the date of packaging. This character can be made into a blank character as shown in FIG. By doing this, not only can you check the inside from the part that has been pulled out, but if someone tries to pull it out, the side of the bag with this letter on it will be torn, providing evidence of the act of pulling it out.

[Effect of the invention] This invention has the following effects.

(1) In the case of cash transactions, intentional or careless sampling is less likely to occur.

(2) There is no need to check the number of banknotes for each bundle at each transaction.

(3) The relationship of trust between both parties becomes stronger with each transaction.

(4) There is no need to take care not to damage the wrapping paper during each transaction.

(5) Particularly in the case of a large amount of cash transaction, the work of checking the number of coins is extremely shortened, which saves time, and the work becomes extremely easy, calming the mind and calming the nerves.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a perspective view showing a state in which a banknote bundle is inserted into a bag in one step of the method of the present invention, and Fig. 2 shows a state in which the banknote bundle is completely inserted into the bag in the next step. FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing the process of inserting the temporarily wrapped banknote bundle into a heater and heat-shrinking the bag; FIG. 4 is the state in which the banknote bundle package is completed. FIG. 5 is a side view showing a state in which the date is displayed in punched letters on the side of the package. [Explanation of symbols] A...Banknote bundle 10...Bag 15...Packaging body

Claims (3)

[Claims] 1. A method of preventing banknote bundles from being removed by wrapping the banknote bundles in a heat-shrinkable film. 2. A packaging body for preventing the banknote bundle from being removed, which is made by wrapping a banknote bundle in a heat-shrinkable film. 3. 3. The method or package according to claim 1, wherein bundles of Japanese or foreign banknotes are packaged in fixed numbers such as 50, 100, etc. as one packaging unit with a transparent heat-shrinkable film.