JPH0722979B2 - Continuous sheet medicine bag paper used for computer automatic printer - Google Patents

Description

Description: TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates to a continuous sheet drug bag sheet used in a computer automatic printing device that can be used in an automatic drug supply system line used in a pharmacy such as a hospital, and the same. The present invention relates to a manufacturing method.

(Prior Art) In recent years, with advances in computer technology, in pharmacies such as hospitals, a plurality of drugs are weighed in advance and packaged or weighed into tablets, which are conveniently stored in a storage unit. There is a tendency to adopt a system in which data relating to drugs and the like are input to a computer in accordance with an instruction from a medical chart, and the computer automatically selects and supplies the drug.
According to such an automatic drug supply system, there is an advantage that labor can be speeded up by omitting manpower required for drug selection, weighing, and packaging.

(Problems to be solved by the invention) However, regarding the medicine bag, it is necessary to fill in information such as the name of the patient, the usage method of the medicine, the time, the amount, etc. It is common practice to fill in the prescribed items on the medicine bag to be stored by handwriting, so the handwriting work on the medicine bag becomes a bottleneck and the complete drug supply system is not yet completed. is there.

In order to solve such a problem, it suffices to input the prescribed items of the chart into the computer and automatically fill the prescribed items into the medicine bag which was conventionally handwritten by the computer automatic printing device. .

However, in order to be able to use it for computer automatic printing, the bag needs to be made thin like a sheet,
It is proposed that a pair of sheets are bonded together, but this has a problem that the internal volume is small.

On the other hand, a large medicine bag with a large internal volume has a problem that it cannot be used in an automatic printer of a computer.

Therefore, the present invention is a thin continuous sheet shape that can be used in a computer printing device, and a continuous sheet shape that can be formed into a rectangular bag having a large internal capacity by separating after printing and extending the folded portions on both sides and the bottom. It is an object to provide bag paper.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a method for producing the above continuous sheet medicine bag paper.

(Means for Solving the Problems) Therefore, a continuous sheet-shaped medicine bag paper used in the computer automatic printing device according to the present invention includes: "a first sheet extending in the longitudinal direction which constitutes either one of the front and back surfaces of the medicine bag; And a second sheet extending in the longitudinal direction having a pair of inward folding side surface portions on both sides continuous with the main surface portion that constitutes the other one surface of the sheet, and both sheet peripheral edges with a constant bag length interval in the longitudinal direction. Is a continuous sheet-shaped bag paper which is formed into a substantially U shape by excluding the opening and is constituted so that a plurality of bag constituents are continuous in a sheet shape in the longitudinal direction, and can be separated into each bag constituent after printing. To separate each bag structure and extend the folding side surface to form a substantially flat rectangular bag, the first bag structure
The bottom portions of the first sheet and the second sheet are formed into trapezoidal shapes so that the bottom portion of the sheet, the bottom portion of the main surface portion and the bottom portions of both side surface portions of the second sheet are gathered together to form the bottom portion of the rectangular bag. At the same time, the bottoms of both side surfaces of the second sheet are formed in a foldable triangular shape, while the trapezoidal bottoms and the triangular bottoms are bonded together to form a bottom flat surface. " It is what

In addition, the continuous sheet medicine bag paper used in the computer automatic printing device according to the present invention is such that "at least one of the first sheet and the second sheet which can be automatically printed is pasted in a strip shape along both sides in the longitudinal direction. And the first sheet is formed by bending the inner portions of the side-to-side pasting portions into a dogleg shape so that the sheet main body has a width substantially the same as that of the second sheet. The second sheet and the second sheet are attached to each other in the width direction at regular intervals, and the V-shaped bent portion of the first sheet, the first sheet main body portion, and the second sheet are on the side. The strip-shaped sticking portion and the width-direction sticking portion are attached in a strip shape so that the height becomes higher toward the outer side, and the outer end positions of the both tilted sticking portions are connected to the first and second sheets. The folding mold is put in, and the lower part of the slanted attachment part is punched out. Or, perforations are provided along the lower side of the inclined sticking portion, and continuous punch holes for paper feed are formed outside the sticking portions on both sides of at least one of the first and second sheets. Therefore, it is possible to form a gusseted medicine bag in which the upper end is opened and the lower part of the folding mold is the bottom surface when the lower end of the width direction pasting part is cut or cut off. "

Further, the continuous sheet medicine bag paper used in the computer automatic printing device according to the present invention has the following description: "Between the sticking portions on both sides of the first and second sheets and the continuous punch holes and in the sticking portion in the width direction. The perforation is provided on the lower side. "

In addition, the method for producing a continuous sheet medicine bag sheet according to the present invention includes:
Among the sheets, a step of bending both side portions of the first sheet into a dogleg shape so that the sheet main body portion has substantially the same width as the second sheet, and both sides of at least one of the first and second sheets The first sheet main body portion and the second sheet
An adhesive agent is applied to at least one of the sheets in the width direction at regular intervals, and the V-shaped bent portion of the first sheet and at least one of the first sheet main body portion and the second sheet are outside. And a step of applying the adhesive agent with an inclination so that it becomes higher, a step of superimposing the first and second sheets and attaching the adhesive agent applied portion to the first and second sheets. A step of connecting the outer end positions of the slanting adhesive parts and inserting a folding mold; a step of punching out the lower part of the slanting adhesive part or inserting a perforation along the lower side of the slanting adhesive part. And a step of forming continuous punched holes on the outer side of the both-side sticking portions of the first and second sheets. "

Here, the continuous sheet medicine bag paper according to the present invention may be wound or folded. Also, this paper may be automatically cut before and after the automatic printing of a predetermined item, but a perforation is put under the width direction pasting portion,
It may be separated by hand after printing out.

Further, this bag paper may be used as a medicine bag with punch holes left on both sides, but perforations may be formed inside the punch holes and both punch hole portions may be cut off.

The adhesive may be glue, or heat seal, or both may be used. In the case of using heat seal, a heat seal agent may be applied to a part or the whole surface in advance, and only the part according to the present invention may be attached by applying heat to a predetermined part. Further, the steps of applying and applying the adhesive agent may be appropriately divided and put into other steps.

Furthermore, one of the first and second sheets may be plain paper or the like, and the other may be plain paper or a transparent or translucent one, for example, a synthetic resin film, as long as it can be automatically printed.
The continuous punch holes may be formed by leaving one of the first and second sheets on the outside, or may be formed by attaching both sheets.

(Operation) In the present invention, since at least one of the first and second sheets, which can be automatically printed, is pasted at predetermined positions to form a continuous sheet medicine bag sheet, when predetermined data is input to the computer A predetermined item is automatically printed on the medicine bag by the printer device of the computer. Moreover, in the present invention, since the gusset is formed in the medicine bag, a large amount of medicine can be stored in the medicine bag.

(Example) Hereinafter, an example of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

1 to 3 show a continuous sheet medicine bag sheet used in a computer automatic printer according to an embodiment of the present invention. In the figure, reference numeral 1 is a front sheet (second sheet) capable of automatic printing, 2 is a back sheet (first sheet), the front sheet 1 is made of, for example, plain paper, and the back sheet 2 is also normal. It is made of paper. The backsheet 2 may be made of a transparent or translucent film. The top sheet 1 has a circle in FIG.
Predetermined printing is applied excluding the part surrounded by a mark.
The topsheet 1 and the backsheet 2 are adhered by gluing or heat sealing along both sides in the longitudinal direction.

On the other hand, the back sheet 2 is formed such that the inner portions of the both-side sticking portions 3 are bent in a V shape so that the sheet body portion 4 thereof has substantially the same width as the top sheet 1. The topsheet 1 is pasted in a band shape in the width direction at an interval corresponding to the length of the medicine bag by gluing or heat sealing. Also, the V-shaped bent portion 5 of the back sheet 2 and the back sheet main body portion 4, and the V-shaped bent portion 5 of the back sheet 2 and the top sheet 1 are inclined and glued so that they become higher toward the outside. Alternatively, it is adhered in a band shape by heat sealing, and the top sheet 1 and the back sheet 2 are connected to the outer end positions of the both inclined adhering portions 7 and a folding mold 8 is put therein. Has perforations 9 in it.

Further, on both sides of the front surface sheet 1 and the back surface sheet 2, ears 10 that are attached to each other are formed outside the attachment portions 3 on both sides.
A continuous punch hole 11 is formed in the machine, a perforation 12 is provided between the ear 10 and the side adhering portion 3, and a sewing machine is also provided below the width direction adhering portion 13. After the automatic printing, the lower part of the folding mold 8 serves as the bottom surface and the dogleg-shaped bent portion 5 has the gusset 16 when the automatic printing is performed.
The medicine bag 15 is formed.

Here, the continuous sheet medicine bag paper 17 is folded at the perforations 14 as shown in FIG. 3, but may be wound as shown in FIG.

Next, the fifth embodiment of the method for producing the continuous sheet medicine bag paper will be described.
It will be described with reference to the drawings.

When manufacturing the continuous paper, first, predetermined printing is performed on the surface sheet 1 that can be automatically printed, and then both side portions of the back sheet 2 are respectively arranged so that the sheet body portion 4 has substantially the same width as the top sheet 1. Bend it in a V shape (see FIGS. 5 (a) and 5 (b)). The above-mentioned printing may be performed after the continuous paper is manufactured.

When the printing and bending are completed in this manner, the adhesive 18 is applied in a strip shape on both sides of the sheets 1 and 2, and the back sheet body 4 and the top sheet 1 are stripped in a width direction at regular intervals. The adhesive sheet 18 is applied, and the back sheet 2 is also used.
After applying the adhesive 18 in a strip shape on the bent-back bent portion 5 and the back sheet main body portion 4 and the top sheet 1 so as to become higher toward the outside, both sheets 1 and 2 are superposed on each other. , The part coated with the above-mentioned patch was stuck (Fig. 5 (c)).
(D)), and finally, perforations 9 and 14 are inserted along the lower side of the inclined attaching portion 7 and the lower side of the width direction attaching portion 13, and at the substantially center of the both-side attaching portion 3. The perforations 12 may be inserted to form the ears 10, the continuous punch holes 11 may be formed in the ears 10, and the ears may be folded or wound. It should be noted that it may be difficult to attach the inclined attaching portion 7 at a time in the above-mentioned steps. In such a case, a heat seal agent is applied to the dogleg-shaped bent portion 5, and the perforation 9, 12, 14 Thermocompression bonding may be performed when forming.

Next, the usage method will be described.

In the continuous sheet medicine bag paper, the paper feed punch holes 11 on both sides are made to engage the printer device with the track portion in the same manner as the normal continuous paper, and, for example, the chart No. 48710 is used.
2) The keyboard is operated to input data to the computer, and the computer sends a print command of a predetermined matter to the printer device, and a predetermined print is performed on the circle portion of the printable surface sheet 1 shown in FIG.

When the continuous sheet medicine bag paper printed in this way is sent out from the printer device, it is cut along the perforations 14 running in the width direction, and further, the slanted attachment portion 7 is provided along the perforations 9 and 12.
The lower portion and the ear portion 10 are separated, the lower portion of the folding mold 8 is used as the bottom surface, and the pouch-shaped bent portion 5 is used as the gusset 16 to open the medicine bag 15 and introduce the medicine.

In the continuous sheet medicine bag paper of the present embodiment as described above, since the required portions of the printable front sheet 1 and back sheet 2 are adhered to form a continuous sheet medicine bag paper, a printer that operates based on a computer command. By using the device, it is possible to automatically print predetermined items that were conventionally handwritten on the medicine bag. Therefore, it is possible to install a medicine bag supply system on the line of the automated system that performs the computer management of the medical record and automatically supplies the drug based on it, and has the effect of facilitating the achievement of the automatic management system. Have.

Further, in this paper, since the gusset 16 and the bottom surface can be formed on the medicine bag 15, a large amount of medicine can be easily stored.

(Effects of the Invention) As described above, according to the present invention, at least one of the first and second sheets, which can be automatically printed, is appropriately adhered to each other to form a continuous sheet-like medicine bag paper, and a medicine bag is also formed. Since the gusset can be formed, conventionally handwritten items can be automatically printed on the medicine bag, and a large amount of medicine can be easily stored in the completed medicine bag.

[Brief description of drawings]

1 and 2 are respectively a front view and a perspective view of a medicine bag made of continuous sheet medicine bag paper used in a computer automatic printer according to an embodiment of the present invention, and FIGS. 5A and 5B are a perspective view showing a folded state and a perspective view showing a rolled state of the sheet, respectively.
(C) and (d) are views for explaining a method for manufacturing the above-mentioned paper. 1 ... Top sheet (second sheet), 2 ... Back sheet (first sheet), 3 ... Side attachment part, 4 ... Sheet body, 5 ... V-shaped bent part, 7 ... Inclined attachment part, 8 …… folding mold, 9,12,14 …… perforation, 11 …… continuous punch hole, 13
…… Width direction pasting part, 15 …… medicine bag, 16 …… gusset, 17 …… continuous sheet medicine bag paper.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A longitudinally-extending longitudinally-printing second sheet constituting the front surface of the medicine bag, a main surface constituting the back surface of the medicine bag, and a pair of inward-folding side surfaces on both sides continuous with the main surface portion. And a first sheet extending in the longitudinal direction, with a constant bag length interval in the longitudinal direction thereof, and excluding the openings at the peripheral edges of both sheets, a plurality of bag constituents are continuously formed into a sheet shape in the longitudinal direction by adhering them in a substantially U shape. In this way, continuous punch holes for paper feeding are formed on both edges of the sticking part so that automatic paper feeding is possible. While it is possible to automatically print the medical record information in the bibliographical items of each bag structure while sending it in the longitudinal direction by the computer automatic printing device, after printing, it is separated into each bag structure and the upper end is opened to release a large amount of drug. Characterized by being able to input Continuous sheet bag sheet used in the computer automatic printer that.