JPH066031Y2 - Continuous envelope paper to print out on a computer - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION (Industrial field of application) The present invention relates to the structure of a continuous envelope sheet printed out by a computer.

(Prior Art and Problems to be Solved) A continuous envelope paper or an envelope form that has been heretofore proposed is simply a foldable cut-out card (Act.
No. 473), or a special purpose envelope with a delivery slip (Shinkai Sho 60-154169), a postcard type card envelope (Saikai Sho 62-157277), or re-sticking with an adhesive. There is a binding form (Actual Kaihei No. 1-139582), etc., but it is made of tack paper that is glued with an adhesive layer, and there are few types of envelope paper that can be folded from the middle and used continuously. When folding envelope paper cut from the feed hole in two, peelability when peeling off the peeled portion of the envelope paper or user usability when opening the folded envelope, or low processing cost of envelope paper However, there is a lack of advantages and practicability regarding the configuration of the printing form for doing so.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention provides a novel continuous envelope sheet that has never existed in the past with the object of solving the above-mentioned problems.

(Means for Solving the Problems) As means for achieving the above object, a continuous paper to be printed out by a computer comprising a continuous form provided with a vertical cutting perforation line and a horizontal perforation perforation line is used. A square surrounded by horizontal and vertical perforation lines is used as the envelope main paper, and both sides of the perforation line between the perforation line and the perforation line are separated from each other by peeling to a certain width. For envelopes that are provided with a cut-off partition line for the strip-shaped peeling portion, peel off the strip-shaped peeling portion to expose the adhesive, and the strip-shaped peeling portion joins when the main paper for the envelope is folded in half from the middle This is a main paper, and a folding sewing line is provided in the middle of the envelope main paper, and further, the strip-shaped peeling portion is provided with a horizontal cut for peeling in the peeling portion and a protruding portion in the opening portion, and the intermediate folding sewing line is Print out with the computer provided The present invention relates to a continuous envelope sheet that is printed.

(Example) The envelope continuous paper of the present invention will be illustrated and described below.

FIG. 1 shows an embodiment of a continuous envelope sheet of the present invention, 1 is a printing tack paper which is continuously printed out by a computer, 2 and 2 are horizontal perforated lines which are arranged at predetermined envelope width intervals, Reference numeral 11 denotes a rectangular envelope main paper which is formed between the vertical sewing line 7.7 and the horizontal sewing line 2.2.

As shown in FIG. 2, the envelope main paper 11 is formed of a cover paper 3 and a release paper 5 which is attached via a pressure-sensitive adhesive 4 on its back surface. 6 is a continuous feed of computer printing paper, which is a hole and is cut off by a vertical sewing line 7 in FIG. In FIG. 3, reference numeral 8 denotes a cut-off partition line of the peeling portion, which is formed by forming both shoulders in an arc on the inside of the peripheral edge of the release paper surface 5 of the envelope main paper 11 formed in a quadrangle, and having a constant width between the peripheral edge and the peripheral edge. A strip-shaped peeling portion 8'is provided, and both shoulders 9 and 9'are formed in an arc along the cut partition line 8 and the peeling portion 8'is peeled off.
In the case of No. 1, when each corner portion is formed in an arc shape, the adhesive 4 surface is exposed in a strip shape, and when folded in two from a folding curve 12, the adhesive surfaces are joined together to form a bag-shaped envelope. The bending line 12 may be a bending line.
Reference numeral 13 is a horizontal cut for peeling provided in the strip-shaped peeling portion 8 '.
Reference numeral 4 denotes a protrusion, which may have an appropriate shape, number, and the like.

FIG. 4 shows a second embodiment of the present invention, which is an envelope paper used as a salary bag on which payroll details are printed.
On the one side of the main envelope paper, a clarification section 15 for title printing is provided. This is configured such that when the envelope paper is folded in two, a blank portion for printing the month, affiliation, employee number, name, etc. is left. In that case, a part of the arcuate part is formed in a wide width 16, and when folding and folding in two, the adhesive part with the main paper part is strengthened by increasing the number of parts to prevent the exposed explicit part 15 from falling off. To do.

Further, in the second embodiment, as shown in FIG. 4, the payroll statement 17 and the other blank spaces 18 are paid in cash on the boundary of the sewing machine line 12 which is offset from the center to the inner half of the paper. At this time, it is divided into a non-explicit portion that folds from the sewing machine line and overlaps the main paper to enclose the bill C, documents, and the like, and an explicit portion 15 that does not overlap when folded from the sewing machine wire. The clarification part that is displayed without being superposed may be such that the name of the beneficiary is clarified as the title part of the payroll statement, and the part may be folded inside to form a three-fold envelope.

The non-explicit part to be superposed shall be the part where personal secrets such as salary details are stated.

In addition, the protrusion 14 provided on the strip-shaped peeling portion 8 ′ is provided with a protrusion portion of the protrusion so that the recipient does not cut off the tip of the bill or the document piece when opening the envelope when cash or documents are enclosed in the envelope. It serves to prevent the tip of a document piece or the like from sticking to the Kirito line by gluing. Reference numeral 19 is a Kiritori line on the envelope surface.

As described above, the embodiment of the present envelope paper is shown, but the present invention is not limited to this.

When assembling and using the main paper for envelope of the present invention as an envelope, the delivery holes 6 on both sides are cut off from the vertical sewing line 7, and then the stripping portion 8'is peeled off at once from the notch 13 of the annular stripping portion. The adhesive surface 4 on the back surface of the cover sheet 3 is exposed, and the lateral perforation lines 12 are phase-joined in two folds and folded as shown in FIGS. 5 and 6 to be used as an envelope.

(Effects of the Present Invention) The present invention provides a new and effective continuous envelope paper to be printed out by the above-mentioned computer, and this type of continuous envelope paper has the features and practicality which have not been disclosed hitherto.

First, the envelope paper of the present invention has a strip-shaped peeling portion 8'having a constant width provided on the release paper inside the tack paper in which the cover paper and the release paper are bonded together is conventionally formed by a linear cut line and a square shape. However, the peeling off of the corners was not smooth and there was a problem that it was cut or torn in the middle, but in the present invention the peeling operation is smooth because the corners are formed in the shape of a strip with a certain width. Since the release paper has no troublesome peeling operation such as cutting or changing the peeling direction on the way, and the arc portion of the strip-shaped peeling portion is also a wide peeling portion, it is possible to peel at a stretch and the adhesive application surface is easy It is easy to use as it is labor-saving as an envelope paper.

Secondly, since the protrusion is provided on the strip-shaped peeling portion, even if a piece of paper, a bill or the like is enclosed in the envelope, the enclosed bill or the like is cut off by the protrusion and separated from the opening line. There is no danger of accidentally cutting it out, and it can be used for cash supply bags.

Thirdly, by adjusting the middle folding sewing line, there is an advantage in practice that it is possible to separately print the explicit part that shows the title print part and the non-explicit part of the secret part such as salary details on the same release paper surface. .

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is an overall view showing an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG.
FIG. 3 is an enlarged cross-sectional view taken along the line AA of FIG. 3, FIG. 3 is an overall view of the main envelope paper in which the delivery hole portion 7 of FIG. 1 is cut out, and FIG. 5 is an overall view of the embodiment, FIG. 5 is a fold-molded view of the envelope sheet of FIG. 3, and FIG. 6 is a fold-molded view of FIG. In the drawings, 1 is a tack sheet of continuous envelope paper to be printed out by a computer, 2
Is a horizontal sewing line, 3 is a cover sheet, 4 is a pressure-sensitive adhesive, 5 is a release paper, 6 is a continuous feed hole, 7 is a vertical sewing line, 8 is a cutting partition line, 8'is a strip-shaped peeling portion, 9, Reference numeral 9'denotes a shoulder portion, 11 a main sheet for envelopes, 12 a folding sewing line, 13 a notch for peeling, 14 a protrusion, 15 an explicit portion, 16 a wide portion, 17
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Claims (2)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A cover sheet, an adhesive provided on the back surface of the cover sheet, and a tack paper obtained by adhering a release paper attached to the cover sheet on both sides in the longitudinal direction,
Print out with a computer consisting of a continuous form in which continuous feed holes are drilled at regular intervals, and a vertical cutting machine line and a horizontal cutting machine line that divides the sewing line into appropriate widths are provided in it. In continuous paper, the square surrounded by the machine lines for cutting in the vertical and horizontal directions is used as an envelope main sheet, and both shoulders are formed in an arc between the machine line for cutting on the release paper and the machine line. A strip dividing line for peeling the strip-shaped peeling part is provided, and the strip-shaped peeling part is peeled off to expose the adhesive so that the strip-shaped peeling part is bonded when the envelope main paper is folded in half from the middle. A formed envelope main sheet, wherein the envelope main sheet is provided with a folding sewing line in the middle thereof, and further, the strip-shaped peeling portion is provided with a horizontal cut for peeling in the peeling portion and a protruding portion in the opening portion. Print out on your computer Continuous envelope paper to be. 2. The envelope folding paper according to claim 1, wherein the intermediate folding sewing line is provided so as to be offset from the center, and when folded into the envelope from the folding sewing line, it is divided into a non-explicit portion and an explicit portion that does not overlap. The continuous envelope paper to be printed out by a computer, which is provided as described above.