JPH07302046A - Book supplement storing jig - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To obtain a good working efficiency of binding a supplement storing jig with the stored supplement in a book and also to satisfactorily protect the stored supplement. CONSTITUTION:The jig is constituted of a base board 3 made of a thick paper and a bag body R for storing the supplement F, a recessed part for storing the bag body R is formed on the base board 3, and on the bag body R, a rectangular base sheet 1 provided with an adhesive layer 10 on its rear side and a cover sheet 2 which is as large as the base sheet 1 are bonded with each other through their peripheral parts, and also, perforation lines for opening 23a and 23b are formed on the cover sheet 2.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a storage device for binding an appendix such as an optical disk or a floppy disk into a book.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Envelopes are usually used as this kind of appendix container. Then, a method has been adopted in which the side edges of the envelope are bound and bonded between the back cover and the final page of the book bound book. However, in this format, the binding work is a work after bookbinding, which is very troublesome. Further, in the case of an envelope, since its rigidity is insufficient, when a compact disc (hereinafter referred to as a CD) of an optical disc or a magnetic disc cartridge (hereinafter referred to as an FD) as a recording medium is accommodated as an appendix, the Inadequate protection.

The present invention has been made in view of the above points, and it is desirable to make the work of binding an appendix container into a book efficient and to sufficiently protect the attached appendix item. Let's take that issue.

[0004]

[Technical Means] The technical means of the present invention taken to solve the above-mentioned problem is "a board (3) made of cardboard and a bag (R) for accommodating an accessory (F), The substrate (3) is formed with a recess for accommodating the bag body (R),
(R) is a rectangular base sheet (1) having an adhesive layer (10) on the back surface and a cover sheet (2) of the same size as the base sheet (1), which are mutually connected at their peripheral portions. While gluing,
The cover sheet (2) has perforations (23a) (23
b) is an appendix storage device for books.

[0005]

The above technical means operates as follows. Bag
The accessory (F) is stored in (R). In the case of a bag with an open side that can be sealed, the accessory should be stored from this open side before sealing. The bag (R) is adhered to the bottom of the recess (32) of the substrate (3) using the adhesive layer (10) of the base sheet (1).

As a result, the accessory (F) is housed and fixed in the recessed portion (32) of the substrate (3) in the form of being wrapped in the bag (R). Since the appendix (F) is housed in the recess (32), it is possible to bind the book together with other article pages with the appendix (F) stored. Moreover, since the substrate (3) is made of cardboard, the accessory (F) contained in the bag (R) is sufficiently protected. To take out the accessory (F), separate and remove between the pair of perforation lines (23a) and (23b) on the cover sheet (2).
As a result, the bag (R) is opened and the accessory (F) can be taken out.

[0007]

[Effect] The substrate (3) accommodating the appendix (F) can be bound as it is with other article pages, so that the workability of binding to a book is improved. Also, the accessory (F) is a cardboard board
Since it is protected by (3), it is also sure to protect the appendix (F) during the transportation of the appendix when the bookbinding place and the place for storing the appendix are separated, or during the transportation of the book. .

Since the bag body (R) can be opened by the pair of perforation lines (23a) and (23b), the accessory (F) can be easily taken in and out. [Other inventions] As in the invention described in claim 2, "the bag (R) is provided with an open side, and the base sheet (1) and the cover sheet (2) are provided on the open side and in the vicinity thereof. The back surface of the cover sheet (2) in the non-adhesive state and in the non-adhesive area is covered with an adhesive layer (20) covered with a peelable covering piece (220).
In the case of “equipped with (0)”, after the accessory (F) is stored in the bag (R), the covering piece (220) is peeled off and re-adhered, so that the bag can be sealed.

Further, the bag body (R) is preliminarily adhered and fixed to the bottom of the recessed portion (32), and thereafter, the bag body (R) is supplemented with an accessory.
(F) can also be accommodated. According to the invention as set forth in claim 3, "the cover sheet (2) is made of a transparent body" has an advantage that the appendix contained in the bag body (R) can be seen through. According to claim 4, "a recess (32) in the substrate (3) is provided with a notch for cutting out the bottom thereof",
Since the rectangular plate to which the bag (R) containing the accessory (F) is attached can be cut out from the substrate (3) and separated from the book, the accessory (E) can be easily attached from the substrate (3) bound to the book. F) The storage part can be easily taken out, and it is convenient to organize the appendix (F). It is easy to set up on a book stand.

[0010]

Embodiments of the present invention described above will now be described in detail with reference to the drawings. The bag body (R) used in this embodiment is a substantially square one-sided bag body as shown in FIG. 1, and as shown in FIG. 3, adhered to a strip-shaped peelable sheet (1b) at predetermined intervals so as to be peelable. Has been done. And, as shown in FIG. 2, the bag body
(R) is a base sheet (1) having an adhesive layer (10) such as an adhesive on the back surface, and a surface sheet (21) having an adhesive layer (20) such as an adhesive on the back surface, and A cover sheet comprising a back sheet (22) having a peeling property with respect to the adhesive layer (20)
(2) consists of

Further, a pair of parallel perforation lines (23a) (23b) are provided in parallel with the open side (24), and these perforation lines (23a)
(23b) spacing and perforation line (23a) outside the open side (24)
Up to the gap between the upper and lower sides of the cover sheet (2), and the gap portion of the back sheet (22) on the back side of the cover sheet (2) becomes the covering piece (220).
In this case, the outer perforation line (23a) serves as a cut line for separating the covering piece (220) as it is.

Near the open side (24) on the side of the bag (R), arcuate knobs (230) whose both ends are continuous with the perforation lines (23a) and (23b) project. Therefore, this knob (2
It is easy to pinch up 30) and pull it up to easily see the perforation line (23a) (23a
It can be opened along b). In addition, this perforation line (23
A pair of (a) and (23b) are necessary for opening, but as described above, they may not be parallel to the open side (24) and the intervals of the perforation lines may not be constant. The perforation lines (23a) (23b) do not necessarily have to be formed from one end to the other end of the bag (R) as in this embodiment, and may be formed from one end to a midpoint.

Inside perforation line in the back sheet (22)
Both sides from the vicinity of (23b) to the lower side and the lower side are bag bodies.
It is located within a certain width from the contour of (R). Therefore,
This part has a U-shaped band-shaped adhesive part (3
(0) is formed, the adhesive layer (20) is exposed at this portion, and the surface sheet (21) and the surface of the base sheet (1) form the adhesive layer (20).
Will be glued together.

The bag (R) is used by being peeled from the strip-shaped peelable sheet (1b) and adhered to the substrate (3). As shown in FIG. 4, this substrate (3) is composed of cardboard of the same size as the book size. In this embodiment, the CD is a bag body.
Two cardboards having a thickness of about 1.5 mm are stuck together to be housed in the (R). Then, in order to form a concave portion (32) which is slightly larger than the bag body (R), an opening (33) is formed in the upper cardboard. Further, the lower layer cardboard exposed in the recess (32) has a rectangular perforation (31) which is larger than the bag (R) and slightly smaller than the recess (32). Corresponding) is formed.

In this case, the perforation (31) is not limited to a rectangle,
Various shapes such as a circle can be adopted. Further, when binding the substrate (3) to the same size as other pages, it is preferable to set the size of the substrate (3) to be larger than the book size. This is because it is finished in book size along with other pages by three-way cutting during binding. At this time, only the vertical size may be made larger than that of the book size.

The substrate (3) is not necessarily rectangular as in this embodiment, and various shapes can be adopted. Further, the size may be smaller than the book size. Using this board (3) and the bag (R) above as an accessory
Explain the fact that (F) is bound in a book.

First, the accessory (F) is placed in the bag (R).
After that, the covering piece (220) is peeled and removed, and the exposed adhesive layer (20) adheres the vicinity of the open side (24) of the surface sheet (21) to the surface of the base sheet (1). As a result, as shown in FIG. 5, the accessory (F) is sealed. The adhesive layer (20) exposed as described above becomes the adhesive layer (200) described in the above section. After this, the bag (R) containing the accessory (F) is peeled from the strip-shaped peelable sheet (1b) to remove the substrate (3).
Glue into the recess (32) of the. This bonding position is perforated (3
1) Place inside.

When the back sheet (22) is a transparent synthetic resin sheet having releasability, depending on the material, the covering piece (220) between the perforation line (23a) and the open side (24).
When peeling off, the inner edge of the covering piece (220) may not always be broken along the perforation line (23a). In such a case, as shown in FIG. 7, cut lines (L ₁ ) for peeling and removing the covering piece (220) are formed near the outside of the perforation line (23a) so as to reach both side edges across the left and right. You should keep it. The position of the cut line (L ₁ ) may coincide with the outer perforation line (23a), and the perforation line (2
It may be located inside 3a).

A bag body containing the accessory (F) as described above
The substrate (3) provided with (R) is laminated with other article pages and bound as it is, as shown in FIG. As a result, the bag (R) containing the appendix (F) is bound in the book. In order to take out the accessory (F) from the bag (R), first, cut out the cardboard on the lower layer side of the substrate (3) along the perforations (31). As a result, the bag (R) containing the accessory (F) is
As shown in FIG. 8, it is attached to the rectangular plate (P). In this state, pinch the knob part (230) and perforate the line of sight (23a) (23
Cut off the part surrounded by b) from the cover sheet (2). As a result, the bag (R) is opened as shown in the figure, and the accessory (F) can be taken out. And, if necessary, it can be re-stored in the bag (R).

If the perforations (34) or the fold folds are formed on the substrate (3) in the vicinity of the edge on the binding side during bookbinding, the pages of the book can be easily turned. Also, depending on the case, the perforation line (34) is used for the substrate (3).
May be removed. In the above embodiment, the CD is a bag
Although it was constructed in a substantially square shape to be housed in (R), the bag body (R) does not need to be square if the accessory (F) is another.

In the above embodiment, the adhesive layer (20) was formed on the entire back surface of the top sheet (21), but the back sheet (22)
If the cover sheet (2) is not equipped with
The adhesive layer (200) may be formed only on the portion corresponding to (220). When the cover sheet (2) is made transparent, the accessory (F) contained in the bag (R) can be seen through.

[Brief description of drawings]

[Figure 1] Plan view of the bag (R)

[Figure 2] Exploded view of bag (R)

[Fig. 3] Plan view of the bag (R) (R) continuum

FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram of the substrate (3)

FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view of the bag body (R) with the appendix (F) accommodated therein, omitting the intermediate portion.

FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view of a usage state of the embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 7 is an explanatory view of another example of the bag body (R).

FIG. 8 is a plan view with a rectangular plate (P) cut out.

[Explanation of symbols]

 (1) ・ ・ ・ Base sheet (2) ・ ・ ・ Cover sheet (220) ・ ・ ・ Coated piece (R) ・ ・ ・ Bag (3) ・ ・ ・ Substrate sheet (31) ・ ・ ・ Perforation (32 ) ... Recess

Claims (4)

[Claims] 1. A board (3) made of cardboard and a bag (R) for containing an accessory (F), wherein the board (3) contains the bag (R). The bag body is formed with a concave portion for
(R) is a rectangular base sheet (1) having an adhesive layer (10) on the back surface and a cover sheet (2) of the same size as the base sheet (1), which are mutually connected at their peripheral portions. While gluing,
The cover sheet (2) has perforations (23a) (23
b) Appendix storage for books. 2. The bag (R) is provided with an open side, and the base sheet (1) and the cover sheet (2) are provided at and around the open side.
Cover sheet in the non-adhesive state and in this non-adhesive area
2. The book appendix container according to claim 1, further comprising an adhesive layer (200) covered with a peelable covering piece (220) on the back surface of the (2). 3. The booklet accessory storage device according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the cover sheet (2) is a transparent body. 4. The booklet accommodating device according to claim 1, wherein the recessed portion (32) of the substrate (3) is formed with a notch for cutting out a bottom portion thereof.