JPH11292015A - Method for packing books or the like - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a method for packing books or the like wherein a packing form supporting an order in a small lot is possible, delivery lead time can be shortened, and the books can be prevented from being damaged as much as possible. SOLUTION: The method for packing books or the like includes a frame creation process for winding a framing band 14 around an outer peripheral face of stacked books 11 or the like to make the books 11 or the like into a frame, a frame arranging process for preparing a plurality of frames 13 and arranging the plurality of frames 13, a protective wrapping material winding process for winding a protective wrapping material 16 around an outer peripheral face of the frames 13 in a direction perpendicular to a winding direction of the framing band 14, a film tightly sticking process for covering an entire external surface of the frames 13 by a hermetic wrapping material 18 comprising a heat-shrinkable film and then heat-shrinking the hermetic wrapping material 18 to be in tight contact with the external surface of the frames 13, and a band tying process for winding a tying band 15 around the outer peripheral face of the frames 13 in a direction perpendicular to a winding direction of the protective wrapping material 16.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method for packing books and the like for packing several or tens of books into a bundle when shipping books and the like.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, a method of packing books for delivery is generally such that books, etc. sorted according to destinations are manually packed in a cardboard box, a cushioning material is packed in a space in the cardboard, and a printer is used. Put the issued delivery slip into the cardboard, fold the flap, paste the address label issued by the printer on the cardboard, and bind it with a binding band made of polypropylene resin by mechanical equipment. This is done by: In the case of this packing method, a gap is generated between a cardboard and a book or the like, because only several sizes are available. Therefore, a filler for filling the gap is required, and as a result, the filling efficiency and the transport efficiency are deteriorated. In the case of shipment in a small number of books, the filling efficiency is reduced and the packing cost per book is increased, which is not suitable in terms of cost. Generally, if the number of ordered books does not exceed about 30 books (about 6 kg / package), it will not be shipped normally.
However, in the above packing method, the time until the book reaches the bookstore, that is, the delivery lead time may be long,
As a service to bookstores, it was required to be able to ship several books.

[0003] In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, as a method of packing several books, one or several books are already covered with a shrinkable plastic film, and furthermore, sufficient to protect them from collision or impact. A method has been proposed in which a sleeve is wound around a cardboard having a high rigidity and bound with a band (Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2-98510). This packing eliminates the need for a filler between books and the like, and improves the packing efficiency and transport efficiency. In addition, since the amount of material used per package is small for the cardboard box, cost reduction is realized. In addition, the delivery lead time has been shortened because it can handle small packages.

[0004]

However, the above-mentioned packing method is limited to the case where one frame such as a book in which one or several books are stacked is housed in shrinkable plastic.
When this packing method is adopted, when the packing is made up of a plurality of frames, the paper constituting the book or the like may be pinched and bent, or may be damaged or damaged. In addition, in this packing method, in the case of frames constituting books or the like stacked in the same size, the binding property of the included heat-shrinkable plastic film is relatively good,
When a plurality of frames and the size configuration in one frame are different, the binding property of such a heat-shrinkable plastic film is deteriorated, a load shift occurs in each frame, and a problem of abrasion caused by rubbing books and the like with each other is caused. is there. Also,
In this packing method, in order to cover a book or the like by folding the cardboard around a book or the like placed on a cardboard having a reinforcing strip bent at both side edges,
When wrapping the protective wrapping material around a book etc., it is wound in a sleeve shape, and the side surface in the direction perpendicular to the winding direction is fully open, so the protective wrapping material securely covers the corners and edges of the book etc. For example, when transporting a small package and a large package together, the book may be scratched by directly hitting or hitting a book with a large cardboard corner or edge of the small package. , Dents, breakage, etc. Furthermore, in the above-mentioned packing method, cardboard is adopted as the protective wrapping material. However, with this material, the function as the protective wrapping material is degraded due to rain and dew during transportation and transportation and moisture when left on wet ground. There is a possibility that.

[0005] The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, it is possible to shorten the delivery lead time by enabling a packaging form corresponding to a small lot order, and to prevent books and the like from being damaged. An object of the present invention is to provide a packing method for books and the like that can be prevented as much as possible.

[0006]

According to the present invention, there is provided a semiconductor device comprising:
The method for packing books and the like described above includes a step of forming a frame by winding a band for forming frames around the outer peripheral surface of the stacked books and the like, and forming a plurality of frames after the step of forming frames. And a frame alignment step of aligning the plurality of frames,
A protective wrapping material is wound around the outer peripheral surface of the frame after the frame alignment step in a direction perpendicular to a winding direction of the frame making band, and both edges of the protective packaging material are directed outward from both edges of the frame. After covering the entire outer surface of the top after the protective packaging material winding step with a hermetic packaging material made of a heat-shrinkable film, the hermetic packaging material is passed through a heating device. Covering the corners and edges of a book or the like with a protective wrapping material that is thermally shrunk to protrude outward from both edges of the top, and a film adhesion step of closely adhering to the outer surface of the top, and after the film adhesion step And a band binding step of winding a binding band around the outer peripheral surface of the top in a direction perpendicular to a direction in which the protective packaging material is wound. Here, books etc.
It is mainly composed of books, and includes new media products such as CDs.

According to a second aspect of the present invention, there is provided a method for packing a book or the like, wherein a frame for forming a frame is wound around an outer peripheral surface of the stacked books or the like to make the book or the like one frame, and after the frame forming step, Protective wrapping material that wraps a protective wrapping material around the outer peripheral surface of the top in a direction perpendicular to the winding direction of the top making band, and that protrudes both edges of the protective wrapping material outward from both edges of the top. Winding step, after covering the entire outer surface of the top after the protective packaging material winding step with an airtight packaging material made of a heat shrinkable film,
The top is passed through a heating device to heat-shrink the hermetic packaging material to cover corners and edges of a book or the like with a protective packaging material protruding outward from both edges of the top, and adhere to the outer surface of the top. And a band binding step of winding a binding band around the outer peripheral surface of the frame after the film contacting step in a direction perpendicular to the winding direction of the protective packaging material. The method for packing books and the like according to claim 3 is the method for packing books and the like according to claim 1 or 2,
Before or after the film contacting step or after the band binding step, there is provided a label attaching step of attaching an identification mark to the frame or the plurality of frames. The method for packing a book or the like according to claim 4 is the method for packing a book or the like according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the top or the film is placed between the protective wrapping material winding step and the film contacting step. A weighing step for measuring the total weight of the plurality of pieces is provided.

[0008]

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Next, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings to provide an understanding of the present invention.

(First Embodiment) First, a method of packing books and the like according to the present embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. As shown in FIG. 1, a method of packing a book or the like according to the present embodiment includes a frame creation process A and a frame alignment process B.
And a protective packaging material winding step C, a weighing step D, a label attaching step E, a film sticking step F, and a band binding step G. Hereinafter, the contents of each step will be described.
The size of the book 11 used in this embodiment is A5.
Plate (210 mm x 118 mm), B6 plate (182 mm x
128mm), new edition (175mm x 110mm), A
Six plates (148 mm x 105 mm), each thickness is 5 to 40 mm, and the height when stacked is 70
It is about mm × 150 mm.

(Frame Creation Step A) This step is a step of wrapping the frame creation band 14 around the outer peripheral surface of the stacked books 11 to make the books 11 into one frame. That is, FIG.
As shown in (a), several stacked books 11 etc. conveyed by a conveyor (not shown) are aligned to enable positioning in a stretch tape winding machine 12 (see FIG. 2). The two sides of the book or the like 11 are aligned by a device (not shown). Thereafter, the damage and collapse of the cargo between the frames 13 during transportation and the conveyor 15 (here, the conveyor refers to all the conveyors after the frame creation step A used in the method of packing books and the like according to the present embodiment). In order to prevent the collapse of the load of the book or the like 11 being transported in the step (1), first, as shown in FIG.
The book or the like 11 is positioned with a stopper in the transport direction with reference to the side aligned by the alignment device, and two front and rear pushers are used to keep the front and rear ends of the book or the like 11 in the traveling direction from moving. About 1.5 to 3 kg is appropriate for the holding force.
It is inappropriate because the book 11 moves when winding the book, and if it exceeds 3 kg, a high pressure is partially applied to the book 11 so that a mark may be left on the book 11.
About 2 kg is suitable. Next, a frame 13 made of a stretch tape made of a self-adhesive polyethylene film is wound to form a frame 13. At this time,
As for the thickness of the stretch tape, the thinner the general cost, the lower the cost. However, if the thickness is less than 17 μm, the cost is high due to the difficulty of the manufacturing technique. The narrower the width of the stretch tape, the lower the cost, but if the width is less than 40 mm, the width of the stretch tape is narrowed to less than 30 mm by stretching the stretch tape with respect to the set tension. 40 mm is preferable because the book 11 or the like that has been twisted around the frame creation band 14 and collapses. Further, the tension is suitably about 200 to 600 g. If the tension is set to less than 200 g, the binding force is weakened, and the books 11 are collapsed during transportation. If the tension exceeds 600 g, the binding force is too strong, and An intermediate weight of 400 g is preferred because the edges are dented. The number of windings is appropriately three or more, and the cost is lower as the number of windings is smaller. However, since the top band 14 is self-adhesive, it is physically impossible to make one winding. In the turn, the stretch tape is wrapped only once on the mating surface, and the binding power and strength are weak, and when the number of turns is three, the winding is twice in the mating surface. In other words, the strength at the mating surface is doubled compared to the case where the number of windings is two, and the binding force and
Since the strength is appropriate, winding three times is preferable.

(Frame Arrangement Step B) This step is a step of aligning a plurality of frames 13 formed in the frame creation step A in the front-rear, left-right directions, and performing frame alignment. That is, FIG.
The two frames 13 are accumulated on the accumulator roller conveyor 27 shown in FIG. 3B and FIG. 3A, and are sent out to the belt conveyor 29 in the next step by the floating belt conveyor. Here, if the belt conveyor and the pusher are used to change the transport direction by 90 degrees without changing the posture direction of the book 11 or the like, the band 14 for frame creation is dragged, and the contact between the book 11 or the band 14 for frame creation is dented. Therefore, an accumulator roller conveyor 27 and a floating belt conveyor 28 were employed because of the possibility of scratching. Regarding the pitch of the accumulator roller conveyor 27, the minimum length of the target book or the like 11 in the traveling direction is 148 mm, and at least three rollers are always used to set up the floating belt conveyor 28 between the rollers of the accumulator roller conveyor 27. Pitch is 40 to support 11 etc.
mm. The roller diameter is 18 to 20 m.
If the roller is larger than 20 mm, it is difficult to install the belt conveyor 29 mechanically, so the roller diameter is preferably 18 mm. As shown in FIGS. 3A and 3B, the two books 11 or the like positioned forward in the work transfer direction are transferred to the roller conveyor 30, and the stopper 11 is provided between the roller conveyor 30 and the roller conveyor 31. 32 rises. The height of the stopper 32 is preferably such that the top 13 having a maximum of 150 mm stops and the need to quickly move up and down is about 50 mm, and the width is about 450 mm because the top 13 has a length of 420 mm in the direction. It is suitable. Next, the roller conveyor 30 rotates in the reverse direction, and the two books 11 are aligned with the stopper 32 as a reference. Further, the two frames of books 11 etc., which are located behind in the work transport direction, are
The four-frame stacking is completed by arranging the books 11 with reference to the stopper 32, and the delivery direction is changed by 90 degrees without changing the orientation direction of the book 11 or the like. here,
If a belt conveyor and a pusher are used to change the conveying direction by 90 degrees without changing the orientation direction of the book 11 or the like, the frame forming band 14 is dragged, and the contact portion between the book 11 or the like and the frame forming band 14 is dented. Although there is a possibility that the roller may be damaged, a pusher is required to surely pay out to the next step. Therefore, a roller conveyor having a small contact area and a low possibility of dragging the frame forming band 14 is employed.

(Protective packaging material winding step C)
This is a step of winding a protective packaging material 16 made of a thick and elastic foam sheet on the outer peripheral surface of the four aligned tops 13 in a direction perpendicular to the winding direction of the top band 14. That is, as shown in FIG. 1C and FIG.
Band 1 for creating frames for four aligned frames 13
In order to ensure the quality of the book 11 (a state in which no corners or edges are scratched or the like), the protective wrapping material 16 is wound using a protective wrapping material winding machine 17 in a direction orthogonal to the winding direction 13 is automatically wound around the outer surface. At this time, the thickness of the protective wrapping material 16 is preferably 1 to 3 mm,
If it is less than m, the corner of the book 11 will break through the protective wrapping material 16 and it will be easily torn. If it exceeds 3 mm, the cost will be high and the cost performance will be deteriorated. As for the width of the protective packaging material 16, since the maximum width of the book 11 is 296 mm,
At least 300 mm or more is required, and in order to minimize cost, commercially available
It is appropriate to use the protective packaging material sold at 0 mm evenly divided, and the candidate width is 300 mm, 333
mm or 400 mm. 300 mm width
Although it is theoretically possible to cover the edge of the book or the like 11 with the minimum cost, in practice, when the top 13 is wrapped in the protective packaging material 16, both sides may meander. Since it protrudes from the packaging material 16, it is not actually suitable. Next, when the width is 333 mm, which is cheaper,
When the book or the like 11 has a maximum width of 296 mm, the protective wrapping material 16 projects from the both edges of the book or the like 11 to the left and right by 18.5 mm in theory. Since the 11 does not protrude from the protective packaging material 16, the width is preferably 333 mm. next,
The mating surface of the protective packaging material 16 is heat-sealed by a heat-sealing bar 17a which is melted and bonded by heat. Here, FIG.
As shown in (c), both edges of the protective wrapping material 16 protrude outward from the corresponding edges of the stacked frames 13. Therefore, as described later, when the top 13 is tightly sealed using the airtight packaging material 18 made of a heat-shrinkable film, both edges of the protective packaging material 16 are bent inward to protect the corners and edges of the top 13. Can be books 11
Quality can be protected.

(Weighing Step D) This step comprises four tops 13
This is the step of measuring the overall weight of the product and inspecting it. That is, FIG.
As shown in (d), the total weight of the four tops 13 is measured using a weighing machine 19. The weight of each item of the books 11 and the number of the books and the total weight are transmitted from the operation management computer to the FA computer in one packing unit, and are checked against the data measured by the weighing machine 19 for inspection.
This prevents four different frames 13 from being erroneously shipped.

(Label Attaching Step E) In this step, the identification label 2
This is a step of attaching 0 to a plurality of tops 13. That is, FIG.
As shown in (e), an A4 size delivery slip is folded in half by a delivery slip loading machine (not shown) for each package, and a plurality of the delivery slips are attached to the top 13. An address label is attached by an address label input machine (not shown). In most cases, the size of the remittance slip is A4, so one sheet is sufficient in relation to the amount of information to be written. If it is smaller than this, the remittance slip may have two sheets per package. It is because it becomes big. Further, the A4 size of the delivery slip is folded in half in the line for automatically loading, as will be described later in the second embodiment, but the minimum package size is two A6 size frames, that is, A5 size. It is intended that the delivery slip does not sometimes protrude from the book 11 or the like. Further, the book or the like 11 is delivered to the designated storefront based on the address label.

(Film Adhering Step F) In this step, the frame 1 is sealed by an airtight packaging material 18 made of a transparent heat-shrinkable film.
After covering the entire outer surface of the heating device 3 with the heating device 2
In this step, the airtight packaging material 18 is heat-shrinked through the inside 4 to adhere to the surface of the top 13. That is, FIG. 1F and FIG.
As shown in FIG.
First, the top 13 is wound around the top 13 in a sleeve shape. At this time, the cost is generally lower as the thickness of the airtight packaging material 18 is thinner, but if the thickness is further reduced, the thickness is preferably 40 μm because the manufacturing technique becomes difficult and the cost increases. Regarding the width of the hermetic packaging material 18, since the cost is proportional to the volume, the smaller the width, the lower the cost, but the maximum package size (296 mm wide × 150 m high)
m × length 420 mm), but it is necessary to provide a gap value of 30 mm on each side surface, and to heat-seal both side surfaces mechanically stably about 100 mm each, so that 296 + 150 + 30 × 2 + 100 × 2 = 7
Since the width is about 06 mm, the width is preferably 700 mm. Next, the rear mating surface of the airtight packaging material 18 is heat-sealed by the heat seal bar 22. At this time, the airtight packaging material 1
The gap value between the rear mating surface 8 and the rear end surface of the book 11 is
Smaller is better because it can be tightly adhered when shrinking.
If it is smaller than 0 mm, the protective wrapping material 16 may be heat-sealed together, and the sealing conditions are not suitable, so that the heat sealing cannot be carried out reliably. Further, both sides of the hermetic packaging material 18 are heat-sealed by the heat seal bar 23 to cover the entire outer surface of the top 13. At this time, the gap value between the mating surfaces on both sides and the book or the like 11 is preferably smaller because it can be tightly attached at the time of shrinkage. Considering the deviation of the distance, it is preferable that the distance is about 30 mm. Thereafter, the top 13 is passed through the inside of a tunnel-type heating device 24 to thermally shrink the hermetic packaging material 18 and adhere to the outer surface of the top 13. At this time, the temperature in the heating device was 145 to 1
If the angle is about 55 degrees, and if the angle is less than 145 degrees, the heat shrinkage is incomplete, causing poor adhesion. If the angle exceeds 155 degrees, the hermetic packaging material 18 melts and a hole is formed.
About 0 degrees is preferable. In this way, by adhering the entire surface of the four frames 13 with the film, it is possible to effectively protect the books 11 from dust and water during delivery.

(Band binding step G) In this step, the top 13
This is a step of winding the binding band 25 around the outer peripheral surface of. That is, as shown in FIG. 1 (g) and FIG.
6, a high-tensile binding band 25 made of polypropylene resin is wound in a direction perpendicular to the direction in which the protective packaging material 16 is wound. At this time, regarding the width of the binding band 25,
When the band is narrower, the cost is lower. However, when the band is narrower than 12 mm, the weight of the united band 25 at the time of maximum loading is 10 kg when the banding band 25 is unloaded. For example, the width is preferably 12 mm because a scratch is generated in the part 11 or the like. Regarding the thickness of the binding band 25, the thinner the cost is, generally, the lower the cost. However, the binding band 25 having a thickness of 200 μm is commercially available.
Since 00 μm is the thinnest, the thickness is preferably 200 μm. Further, the tension is suitably about 7000 to 8000 g. If the tension is set to less than 7000 g, the binding force is weakened, the binding band 25 is detached from the top 13 during cargo handling / transportation, and if it exceeds 8000 g, the binding force is too strong. Since the binding band 25 gets into the airtight packaging material 18 and the protective packaging material 16 and the book 11 is damaged, the middle 750 is used.
About 0 g is suitable. As described above, by packing the books and the like according to the present embodiment by using the method for packing the books and the like, when the stacked books and the like 11 are regarded as one frame, and when one package includes a plurality of Books, etc. between one another
In the case where the paper 1 is composed of a plurality of frames / different sizes, it is possible to solve the problem that the paper constituting the paper 1 is sandwiched between each other to bend and the like, and the problem of the generation of the damage due to the load shift in the top 13. In addition, even when a small package and a large package are transported together, the protective packaging material 16 covers the side surface and securely covers the corners and edges of the book 11 or the like. Even if the book or the like 11 is hit or hit, the book or the like 11 is not damaged. Further, by finally covering the book or the like 11 with a resin material from all directions, the book or the like 11 can be surely made dustproof, waterproof and stainproof. In the method of packing books and the like described above, when the number of books 11 or the like is clear or when the identification mark is attached after the packing operation is completed, the weighing step D and the label attaching step E are not necessary. Can also.

(Second Embodiment) FIGS. 7A to 7G
As shown in the figure, the method of packing a book or the like according to the present embodiment includes a frame creation step A1, a frame alignment step B1, a protective packaging material winding step C1, a weighing step D1, a label attaching step E1, a film Adhesion step F1 and band binding step G
It consists of 1. Except for the following characteristic parts, the contents of each step are the same as those of the corresponding steps in the first embodiment, so that the same components are denoted by the same reference numerals. This embodiment is different from the first embodiment in that in the frame alignment step B1, two frames 13 formed in the frame creation step A1 are aligned and frame alignment is performed.

(Third Embodiment) FIGS. 8A to 8E
As shown in the figure, the method of packing a book or the like according to the present embodiment includes a frame creation step A2 and a protective packaging material winding step C2.
And a label attaching step E2, a film sticking step F2, and a band binding step G2. Since the content of each step is the same as that of the corresponding step in the first embodiment, the same components are denoted by the same reference numerals. In the present embodiment, one frame 13 created in the frame creation process A2 is used.
Only the packaging is performed, so that the frame alignment steps B and B1 in the first and second embodiments are not required.
Also in the present embodiment, even if the stacked books 11 constituting one frame are of different sizes, the frame 1
The problem of the occurrence of scratches due to the displacement of the load in 3 can be solved. In addition, even when a small package and a large package are transported together, the protective packaging material 16 covers the side surface and securely covers the corners and edges of the book 11 or the like. Even if a collision or a blow is applied to the book 11 or the like, the book 11 is not damaged. Furthermore, by finally covering the book 11 with resin material from all directions,
The book 11 can be reliably dustproofed, waterproofed, and stainproofed.

As described above, the present invention has been described with reference to some embodiments. However, the present invention is not limited to the configurations described in the above-described embodiments, and claims are not limited thereto. This also includes other embodiments and modifications that can be considered within the scope of the described matters. For example, in the first to third embodiments, it is preferable that all the steps are automatically performed. For example, a protective packaging material winding step of winding a protective packaging material formed of a foam sheet, and a label attaching step of attaching an identification mark are performed. The steps can also be performed manually. In the first embodiment, the label attaching step is performed before the film contacting step.
An identification mark may be attached to the top or the plurality of tops after the film adhesion step or the band binding step.

[0020]

According to the method for packing books and the like according to claims 1 to 4, the book and the like are wrapped around the outer peripheral surface of the stacked books and the like so that the books and the like become one frame. After arranging a plurality of pieces, wrap a protective wrapping material in the direction perpendicular to the winding direction of the piece making band around the outer circumference of the piece, cover the entire outer surface of the piece with an airtight packing material made of a heat shrink film, The heat-shrinkable airtight packaging material is passed through a heating device to make it tightly adhere to the outer surface of the top, and finally, a binding band is wound around the outer peripheral surface of the top in a direction perpendicular to the winding direction of the protective packaging material.

Accordingly, it is possible to prevent the paper constituting the book or the like from being sandwiched between the books or the like, thereby preventing the paper from being damaged, such as being bent, and to solve the problem of the generation of the damage due to the displacement of the load in the frame. Comes. In addition, even when small and large packages are transported together, the protective packaging material covers the sides and ensures that the corners and edges of the book etc. are included. Even if a collision or blow is applied to a book or the like, the book or the like is not damaged. Furthermore, by finally covering the book or the like with the resin material from all directions, the book or the like can be surely made dustproof, waterproof and stainproof.

In particular, in the method of packing books and the like according to the second aspect, even if the stacked books and the like constituting one frame are of different sizes, the problem of the occurrence of scratches due to the misalignment of the load in the frame is reduced. Can be solved.

In the method of packing a book or the like according to the third aspect, a label attaching step of attaching an identification mark to a frame or a plurality of frames is provided before, after, or after the band binding process. . Therefore, a book or the like can be reliably delivered to the designated storefront based on the identification mark. In the method for packing a book or the like according to the fourth aspect, a weighing step for measuring the total weight of a coma or a plurality of coma is provided between the protective packaging material winding step and the film contacting step. Accordingly, the weight of each item such as a book, the number of books, and the total weight are transmitted from the operation management computer to the FA computer in one packing unit, and collated with the data measured by the weighing machine to inspect the four different items. To prevent accidental shipment.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a process explanatory diagram of a book or the like packing method according to a first embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram of a frame creation step.

FIG. 3 is an explanatory diagram of a frame alignment step.

FIG. 4 is an explanatory view of a protective packaging material winding step.

FIG. 5 is an explanatory view of a film adhesion step.

FIG. 6 is an explanatory view of a band binding step.

FIG. 7 is an explanatory diagram of steps in a method of packing books and the like according to a second embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 8 is a process explanatory diagram of a book or the like packing method according to a third embodiment of the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

A Top creation process A1 Top creation process A2 Top creation process B Top alignment process B1 Top alignment process C Protective packaging material winding process C1 Protective packaging material winding process C2 Protective packaging material winding process D Weighing process D1 Weighing process E Label attaching process E1 Marking Attachment step E2 Label attachment step F Film adhesion step F1 Film adhesion step F2 Film adhesion step G Band binding step G1 Band binding step G2 Band binding step 11 Books, etc. 12 Stretch tape winding machine 13 Frames 14 Frame creation band 15 Conveyor 16 Protective packaging Material 17 Protective Packaging Material Winding Machine 17a Heat Seal Bar 18 Airtight Packaging Material 19 Weighing Machine 20 Identification Mark 21 Shrink Wrapping Machine 22 Heat Seal Bar 23 Heat Seal Bar 24 Heating Device 25 Binding Band 26 Band Binding Machine 27 Accum Roller Conveyor 8 floating belt conveyor 29 belt conveyor 30 roller conveyor 31 roller conveyors 32 stop

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Claims (4)

[Claims] A step of wrapping a frame for forming a frame around an outer peripheral surface of a stacked book or the like to form the book or the like as one frame; and forming a plurality of the frames after the frame forming step; A frame arranging step of arranging the frames, and a protective wrapping material is wound around the outer peripheral surface of the frame after the frame arranging step in a direction orthogonal to a winding direction of the frame making band, and both edges of the protective wrapping material A protective wrapping material winding step of projecting outward from both edges of the top, and after covering the entire outer surface of the top after the protection wrapping winding step with an airtight packaging material made of a heat shrinkable film, A film contacting step of heat shrinking the airtight packaging material through the top of the top through the heating device to adhere to the outer surface of the top, and winding the protective packaging material around the outer periphery of the top after the film bonding step The method for packing books like; and a band combining process of winding the binding band in a direction perpendicular to the direction. 2. A frame forming step of wrapping a frame for forming a frame around an outer peripheral surface of a stacked book or the like to make the book or the like one frame, and forming the frame on the outer peripheral surface of the frame after the frame forming step. A protective packaging material winding step of winding the protective packaging material in a direction orthogonal to the band winding direction and projecting both edges of the protective packaging material outward from both edges of the frame; After covering the entire outer surface of the frame after the protective wrapping material winding step with a wrapping material, a film contacting step in which the frame is passed through a heating device to thermally shrink the airtight packaging material and adhere to the outer surface of the frame. And a band binding step of winding a binding band in a direction orthogonal to the winding direction of the protective packaging material on the outer peripheral surface of the frame after the film adhesion step. Law. 3. The method according to claim 1, further comprising a step of attaching an identification mark to the frame or the plurality of frames before, after, or after the band binding process. How to pack books etc. 4. A weighing step for measuring the total weight of the top or the plurality of tops is provided between the step of winding the protective packaging material and the step of adhering the film. A method for packing books and the like according to item 1.