JPH107153A - Envelope - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an envelope capable of being filed in a file or in a binder in a state of the contents being held in the envelope. SOLUTION: An envelope 10 is provided with a filing space 1 which has a form including a trapezoidal shape 7 and which is formed by adhesion 3 at the interior 12 of the envelope, or at the exterior 22 thereof, along a side face 11 of the envelope 10. The filing space 1 thus formed by adhesion 3 is made wider successively from a position where the intersection 15 between the side face 11 of the envelope and an envelope opening 14 is a starting point to an arbitrary position 16 located downward the interior 12 of the envelope.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an envelope for storing and storing articles such as paper.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventional envelopes range from small-sized envelopes for storing and mailing letters to large square-shaped envelopes for storing, storing, or storing and mailing books and office documents. Although these envelopes were of various sizes, these envelopes were mainly used for storing, storing, or storing and mailing them. It was not considered that the documents would be bound and stored. Also, when binding to a file or binder using a traditional envelope,
Problems such as damage to the stored items in the envelope, and catching in the binding hardware or the like in the file or binder when the stored items are moved in and out have occurred.

[0003]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION An object of the present invention is to make it possible to easily bind and store an envelope by using a file or a string while storing the stored matter in the envelope. .

[0004]

Means for Solving the Problems To solve the problems, the present invention is as follows. Envelopes made of materials such as paper, synthetic resin materials such as vinyl and polyethylene, cloth, leather, etc. (hereinafter referred to as envelope materials), or
In an envelope-shaped bag (hereinafter referred to as an envelope), a binding space is formed on a side surface of the envelope.

[0005] The binding space formed on the side surface of the envelope may be a space formed by providing a partition portion inside the envelope along the side surface of the envelope to form a space for binding, or the inside of the envelope along the side surface of the envelope. , A part where the inside of the envelope is formed by sticking so as not to form a bag-like shape to form a space for binding, or inside the envelope along the side of the envelope, forming a sticking surface on a part of the inside of the envelope After that, a space for binding is formed in a state where the formed sticking surface is protected by the sticking surface protective material until use, and furthermore, outside the envelope along the envelope side, from the envelope side. A binding space is formed outward. The binding space formed outside the envelope side portion outside the envelope along the envelope side surface portion is a space for binding by extending a part of the envelope body toward the outside of the envelope, or an envelope. A binding space may be formed from the envelope body to the outside of the envelope using an envelope material different from the envelope material forming the main body.

[0006] The shape of the binding space formed on the side of the envelope is gradually increased along the side of the envelope from an arbitrary position above the envelope to an arbitrary position below the envelope, and thereafter becomes parallel to the side of the envelope. What is formed, what is formed so as to have a trapezoidal shape along the envelope side, from the arbitrary position above the envelope along the envelope side to the arbitrary position below the envelope, or It is formed so as to have an arbitrary shape with low resistance when the stored items are stored, and to be formed into a shape parallel to the side surface of the envelope (including a shape close to the parallel shape).

[0007] The binding space to be formed may be formed over the entire length between the envelope inlet and the lower side of the envelope along the envelope side or the envelope inlet along the envelope side. It may be formed at an arbitrary position between the lower edge of the envelope and the envelope. However, since the binding space to be formed is required to function effectively when the binding hole is provided, the shape of the binding space and the position at which the binding space is formed are set. It is necessary to be able to function effectively even if a binding hole is provided.

The binding space formed may be reinforced with a reinforcing material in order to provide a binding hole in the binding space. The reinforcing material used for reinforcement is the same as the material for the envelope forming the envelope, or a material different from the envelope material forming the envelope is used as the reinforcing material. May be done. At this time, the reinforcing material used together with the binding space may be used inside the envelope,
Further, they may be used together outside the envelope.

In an envelope in which a binding space is formed, a binding hole for binding to a file or a binder is provided in the formed binding space from the beginning, or a position of the binding hole is set. A display for providing holes or holes or a space for binding may be clearly indicated. However, a separate storage portion can be formed in the binding space so that a small writing instrument or the like can be stored.

When using an envelope having a binding space as described above, in addition to the conventional method of using an envelope, a file hole is formed in the binding space formed along the side of the envelope. Alternatively, by opening a binding hole, it is possible to bind a file or the like in a state where stored items are stored. In the case where a binding hole is provided from the beginning, the file can be bound as it is in the file. What
In the case where the binding space is formed with the sticking surface inside the envelope protected by the sticking surface protection material, the binding surface protection material is removed at the time of binding the envelope to the file and the binding surface is removed. It is preferable that a binding hole is provided after the space is attached and formed, and the file is bound to a file or the like.

[0011]

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS The best embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 1 is a rear view of an envelope 10 in which a binding space 1 is formed so as to gradually widen as it goes to an arbitrary position 16 below an envelope insertion port 14. In an envelope 10 formed of an envelope material 9, a binding space 1 is stuck and formed 3 in an envelope interior 12 along an envelope side portion 11.
The binding space 1 to be formed is located at a position starting from an intersection 15 between the envelope side surface portion 11 and the envelope insertion port 14.
Arbitrary position 16 facing downward inside envelope 12 (preferably above the position where the binding hole is to be provided)
The binding space 1 is stuck and formed 3 so as to be sequentially widened, and after the formed binding space 1 reaches an arbitrary position 16, the binding space 1 is further formed into a shape 6 parallel to the envelope side surface portion 11 and the lower edge of the envelope. A binding space 1 is formed by sticking 3 so as to reach 17. This envelope 10
Can be used in the same manner as a conventional envelope, that is, it can serve the purpose of storing or storing various items including paper products, or storing and mailing the envelope. Hole 4 for binding in binding space 1 formed in side surface portion 11
Is provided, it can be bound and stored in a file or a binder while being stored in the envelope 10.

An example 2 of the embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 2 is a rear view of the envelope 10 in which the binding space 1 is formed in a shape 6 parallel to the envelope side surface portion 11.
In the envelope 10 formed of the envelope material 9, a partition portion 2 is provided in the envelope inside 12 along the envelope side portion 11 in a shape 6 parallel to the envelope side portion 11 from the envelope inlet 14 to the envelope lower side portion 17. In this case, a binding space 1 is formed. Since the formed binding space 1 is not the one formed by sticking 3, a cut 8 is provided in a part of the binding space 1 so that a small writing instrument or the like can be stored. When this envelope 10 is used, it conforms to Example 1 of the embodiment.

An example 3 of the embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 3 is a rear view of the envelope 10 in which binding spaces 1 and 19 are formed on both sides of the envelope side portion 11. In the envelope 10 formed of the envelope material 9, the binding space 1 and the binding space 19 are formed on both sides of the envelope side portion 11. In the binding space 1 to be formed, a partition portion 2 is formed in a trapezoidal shape 7 at an arbitrary position inside the envelope 12 along one of the envelope side portions 11 on both sides of the envelope 10 (the binding space). A hole is formed in a size and position where a hole can be provided), and the other envelope side portion 11 extends from the envelope inlet 14 to the lower edge portion 17 of the envelope.
The shape 6 parallel to 1 and the envelope side 22
A binding space 19 is formed further outward with the 13 envelope material 9. What is the envelope side 1
In the binding space 19 formed outwardly from 1, a binding hole 4 for binding to a file or a binder is provided from the beginning. When this envelope 10 is used, it conforms to Example 1 of the embodiment.

Example 4 of the embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 4 is a partially cutaway rear view and a partially enlarged cross-sectional view of the envelope 10 in which the binding space 1 is reinforced by using the reinforcing material 20 together. Envelope 10 formed of envelope material 9
At the intersection 1 between the envelope side portion 11 and the envelope input port 14
5, a reinforcing material 20 having a shape which is sequentially spread to an arbitrary position 16 directed downwardly of the envelope inside 12 from the position starting from 5 and further reaches the lower edge 17 of the envelope in a shape 6 parallel to the envelope side portion 11. Are used, and the binding space 1 is formed by sticking 3 together with the reinforcing material 20. When this envelope 10 is used, it conforms to Example 1 of the embodiment.

Example 5 of the embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 5 shows the envelope 10 formed by protecting the bonding surface 23 of the portion to be the binding space 1 before the binding space 1 is formed and the binding space 1 is formed. 3A and 3B are a partially cutaway rear view and a partially enlarged cross-sectional view of the envelope 10 after being cut. In the envelope 10 formed of the envelope material 9, from the intersection 15 between the envelope side portion 11 and the envelope insertion port 14 to the lower edge portion 17 of the envelope inside any one of the insides 12 of the envelope along the envelope side portion 11. A sticking surface 23 having a trapezoidal shape 7 is formed between the
Reference numeral 3 denotes the envelope 10 protected by the sticking surface protecting material 24 until use (until the binding space 1 is stuck and formed 3 for use). When the envelope 10 is used, it is usually used in the same manner as the conventional envelope 10, and the envelope 10
When it becomes necessary to bind the inside of the envelope 12 with a file or the like, the sticking surface protection material 24 of the sticking surface 23 formed on the inside 12 of the envelope is removed along the envelope side portion 11 and exposed. Space 1 for binding and binding 3
Is used in accordance with Example 1 of the embodiment after securing.

FIG. 6 is a detailed partial cross-sectional view of various forms of the binding space 1 and 19 formed in the envelope side surface portion 11. A description will be given of (a) of FIG. 6 in which the partition portion 2 is provided inside the envelope 12. A binding portion is formed in the envelope side portion 11 in which a partition portion 2 is provided inside the envelope 12 along the envelope side portion 11 and a storage portion 21 which is the original purpose of the envelope 10 and a binding space 1 portion are separately formed. 1 is a partial cross-sectional view of a space 1 for use. (Hereinafter, description of a partial cross section of the binding space 1 or the binding space 19 formed in the envelope side surface portion 11 is omitted.) (B) Envelope interior 12 in FIG. A part of which is formed by sticking 3 will be described. A part of the inside 12 of the envelope along the side surface 11 of the envelope is stuck and formed 3 to form a space 1 for binding.
Is formed. FIG. 6 (c) shows a case in which the partition portion 2 is provided inside the thick envelope 12. In the envelope 10 capable of storing a thick one, the partition portion 2 is provided with the envelope material 9 in the envelope inside 12 along the envelope side surface portion 11, and the storage portion 21 and the binding space 1 are separately formed. Things. A description will be given of a case in which the partitioning portion 2 is provided together with the reinforcing material 20 inside the thick envelope interior 12 (d) in FIG. In an envelope 10 capable of storing a thick material, a partition portion 2 is provided by using an envelope material 9 inside an envelope 12 along an envelope side portion 11 to separately form a storage portion 21 and a binding space 1 portion. In addition, in order to reinforce the binding space portion 1, the envelope material 9 used for the partition portion 2 is extended and used together as a reinforcing material 20. An example in which a part of the inside 12 of the envelope is attached and formed 3 by using (e) the reinforcing material 20 in FIG. 6 will be described. In addition to using the envelope material 9 as a reinforcing material 20, a part of the inside 12 of the envelope along the envelope side portion 11 is attached and formed 3 to form a binding space 1. FIG. 6 (f) shows a case where the partition portion 2 is provided inside the envelope 12 and reinforced from the inside. A partition portion 2 is provided in the envelope interior 12 along the envelope side portion 11 to form a storage portion 21 and a binding space 1.
The envelope portion 9 is separately formed from the portion, and is further reinforced from the inside 12 of the envelope by using an envelope material 9 as a reinforcing material 20 in a portion serving as a binding space 1. A description will be given of a case in which a part (g) of the inside 12 of the envelope in FIG. A part of the inside 12 of the envelope along the envelope side part 11 is attached and formed 3 to form a binding space 1, and an envelope material 9 is used in combination with the reinforcing material 20 in a part to be the binding space 1. Outside envelope 22
It is more reinforced. (H) Inside of envelope 1 in FIG.
2 is provided with a partition portion 2 and reinforced from the outside. A partition portion 2 is provided inside the envelope 12 along the envelope side surface portion 11 to separately form a storage portion 21 and a binding space 1 portion, and the envelope material 9 is reinforced at a portion serving as the binding space 1. It is reinforced from the outside 22 of the envelope in combination with the material 20. A description will be given of (i) of FIG. 6 in which a part of the envelope 10 is extended outward from the envelope 10 body. A part of the main body of the envelope 10 is placed on the outside 22 of the envelope along the envelope side portion 11.
The space 19 for binding is extended 13 outward from the main body. (J) Envelope 10 in FIG.
A description will be given of a case in which a space 19 for binding 13 is formed outward from the main body. A space 19 for binding 13 is formed on the outside 22 of the envelope along the side surface 11 of the envelope with the envelope material 9 toward the outside of the main body of the envelope 10.

[0017]

When the envelope according to the present invention is used, it is of course possible to fulfill the purpose of storing, storing, or storing and mailing various things including paper products. If you want to organize and store the documents in their envelopes, use the binding space formed on the side of the envelope to bind them with a file, binder, or binding string while they are stored in the envelope. To be organized and stored in
There is no damage to the stored items in the envelope, and there is no hindrance to the access of the stored items.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a rear view of an envelope in which a binding space is formed so as to gradually widen as it goes to an arbitrary position below an envelope insertion port.

FIG. 2 is a rear view of the envelope in which a binding space is formed in a shape parallel to the side surface of the envelope.

FIG. 3 is a rear view of the envelope in which a binding space is formed on both sides of an envelope side portion.

FIG. 4 is a partially cutaway rear view and a partially enlarged cross-sectional view of an envelope in which a binding space is reinforced by using a reinforcing material together.

FIG. 5 shows an envelope formed by protecting a sticking surface of a portion serving as a binding space, before the binding space is formed and after the binding space is formed. 3 is a partially cutaway rear view and a partially enlarged cross-sectional view of FIG.

FIG. 6 is a partial cross-sectional detailed view of various forms of a binding space formed on the side surface of the envelope.

[Explanation of symbols]

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Binding space 2 ... Partition part 3 ... Adhesion formation 4 ... Binding hole 5 ... 6 ... Parallel shape 7 ... Trapezoidal shape 8 ... Notch 9 ... Envelope material 10 ... Envelope 11 ... Envelope side part 12 ... Envelope inside 13 ... Outside 14 ... Envelope insertion port 15 ... Intersection 16 ... Arbitrary position 17: Envelope lower side 18: Envelope lid 19: Space for binding 20: Reinforcement 21: Storage part 22: Envelope outside 23: Adhering surface 24 ··· Adhesive surface protection material (a) ···························································· Inside thick envelope A partition provided with a partition (d) A partition provided with a reinforcing material inside a thick envelope (e) ..Attached and formed part of the inside of envelope using reinforcing material together (f) .. Provided with partitioning part inside envelope and reinforced from inside (g) .. Attached part of inside of envelope Formed and reinforced from the outside (h) ··· Provided with a partition portion inside the envelope and reinforced from the outside (i) · · · Part of the envelope extended outward from the envelope body (j) · -Forming a binding space outward from the envelope body kk-Enlarged cross-sectional view (portion where reinforcing material is used) l--Enlarged cross-sectional view (the binding space is attached) (Before formation) nn · · · enlarged cross-sectional view (after the binding space is formed)

Claims (6)

[Claims] 1. An envelope in which a binding space 1 is formed by providing a partition portion 2 having a trapezoidal shape 7 inside an envelope 12 along an envelope side portion 11 of the envelope 10. 2. In the envelope 10, a part of the envelope interior 12 is stuck and formed into a shape including a trapezoidal shape 3 on the envelope interior 12 along the envelope side surface portion 11 of the envelope 10, and a binding space 1 is provided. Formed envelope. 3. A sticking surface of the envelope 10 so that a part of the inside 12 of the envelope is stuck and formed into a shape including a trapezoid 7 on the inside 12 of the envelope along the side surface 11 of the envelope. 23, and the sticking surface 23 is attached to the sticking surface protecting material 24.
An envelope in which a binding space 1 is formed in a state protected by the above. 4. In the envelope 10, a binding space 19 having a shape including thirteen trapezoidal shapes 7 is formed on the outside 22 of the envelope along the envelope side portion 11 of the envelope 10 toward the outside of the envelope side portion 11. envelope. 5. In the envelope 10, an inner portion 12 of the envelope along an envelope side portion 11 of the envelope 10 or an outer portion 2 of the envelope.
2, a binding space 1 or a binding space 1 using a reinforcing material 20 having a shape including a trapezoidal shape 7 in combination.
The envelope according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein 9 is formed. 6. An envelope according to claim 1, wherein a binding hole is provided in a binding space formed in the side surface portion of the envelope or a binding space.