JPS582631Y2 - Photo DP bag - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the idea] This invention relates to an improvement of a photographic DP bag.

A conventional photographic DP bag has an opening 1 as shown in FIG.
A perforation 4 was provided on the opening side of the cover 3 of the bag 20 having a cover 3 to form a cutout 5, and several double W slips 6 whose back surfaces were coated with carbon were attached below the perforation 4. The code number, store name, order of reception, customer name, manufacturer type of deposited film original, print size type, reception/delivery date, number of prints by size/price, and development fee are recorded by hand on the copy form 6. , fill in prescribed items such as the total billed amount, and also fill in the customer's name, expected date of delivery and completion, etc. on the cutout section 5 of the bag 2, cut off the cutout section 5 and issue it to the customer as a deposit ticket, Further, the form 6 can be separated into sheets for use as a receipt, invoice, receipt, statement of delivery, etc. between the store and the photofinishing laboratory.

However, with the above configuration, the customer's address must be written twice on the copy form 6 and the cut-out portion 5, which is troublesome, and different printing must be applied to each of the plural forms, which increases the cost of manufacturing the bag. As the number of prints has increased, technology has recently developed that uses small electronic computers to process data, and with this technology, the information on form 6 and the actual number of prints are input into a computer at the photo lab, and the results are calculated on the same day by each store. delivery slip,
A system for issuing invoices with a same-day deadline has been adopted, but since the number of copies of the above-mentioned photocopied forms is large, it is not possible to make the forms themselves thicker, so it is not possible to immediately input them into a computer. It is not possible to do so, and the terminal device of the computer must be operated manually, which is inefficient.

In view of the above-mentioned circumstances, the present invention aims to provide a new photographic DP bag that can reduce the time and effort required for handwriting at shops, can be operated at low cost, and can efficiently process data in photo labs. An embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. 2 and subsequent figures.

In the figure, reference numeral 11 denotes a bag having an opening 12 at the upper end, and as is clear from the developed view and back view shown in FIGS. It is formed by gluing and pasting the formed cover 13 and backing paper 14 onto glue margins 17 and 18.

21 is the upper edge 2 on the extension line of the chain line 16 of the paper 1
From 2, the cut made with a certain length, 23 is the cut 2
The perforation 23 and the notch 21 form a bag cover upper cutout 24 and a bag liner upper cutout 25 at the second perforation extending in the width direction through the end point of the bag.

26 and 27 are first perforations of a predetermined length provided on both side edges 28 and 29 on the opening side, and 31 is a first perforation 2.
6. A third perforation provided in the width direction of the cover from the end position of 27, and the bag long paper A lower cutout 32 is formed in the section.

The cutout section 24 on the surface of the cover 130 has a reception/finishing date entry field 35, a receipt stamp field 36, and a store code NIL3.
7 and reception order 38 are printed, and in the cut-out section 32, there is a column 39 for entering the customer's name, a column 40 for entering the store code/floor/acceptance information, a column 41 for entering the total billed amount, the manufacturer type of the deposited film original, the print size type, etc. A column 42 for writing the number of prints by size, a column 43 for writing the number of prints, a column 44 for writing the developer fee, etc. are printed.

It is preferable that the entry fields 39 and 41 be provided at positions that are not covered by the storage bag when the storage bag for storing the negative film is inserted into the bag 11.

Further, similar columns (corresponding parts are shown with the same reference numerals) are printed at positions opposite to the columns of the cover 13 on the surface of the backing paper 14 facing the cover 13.

Furthermore, a pressure-sensitive copying material 51 made of carbon, for example, is coated on the back side of each entry column on the cover 13.

Reference numeral 55 denotes a copy form, in which upper and lower cut-outs 56 and 57 of the form, which are similar in size to the upper and lower cut-outs 24 and 32 of the bag 110 and cover 13, are formed by fourth perforations 58, and these cut-outs 56 and 57, respectively, are printed with entry fields similar to those in the upper and lower cutouts 24 and 32 of the cover 13 (corresponding parts are indicated with the same reference numerals), and on the back side of each entry field is a pressure-sensitive copy. Agent 59 has been applied.

The form 55 is then temporarily pasted on the right side edge of the cover 130 with the fourth perforation 58 forming the upper cutout portion of the form substantially aligned with the second perforation 23 of the cover 13. It's stopped.

Note that the form can be temporarily fastened with a fastening member such as a stapler, and the temporary fastening position may be any position.

Note that the entry field 60 corresponding to the entry field 40 of the form 55 is OC.
It is used as an optical information display field such as an R character or a bar code.

A label on which an optical reading indication 61 such as OCR characters or a bar code is printed is attached to this display field 60, or the optical reading indication is directly printed or stamped.

The contents of the optically read information include specific items such as a store name code number and order of reception.

The above is an example of the configuration of the present invention. According to this configuration, the film is subjected to processing such as development and printing in accordance with the procedures shown in the flowchart of the fourth dawn.

First, fill in the customer's name, expected date of reception/finishing, and other necessary information on the form 55 at the store.In step A), cut out the upper cutout 56 of the form 55 at the perforation 58 position, and insert the cutout 56 into the customer. Issued as a deposit ticket.

Next, the person collecting and distributing the product at the photo lab receives a receipt stamp from the upper cut-off part 24 of the cover 13, cuts off the cut-out part and keeps it for store records, and hands over the other copies.

At the photo lab, the bag and the film stored therein are examined (Step B), and the film is developed and printed (Step C-).
G) The developed film is then sent to a film cutter H that cuts it to a predetermined length, and the photographic paper is sent to a photographic paper cutter ■, respectively, and the bag 11 is supplied to an optical reading device (scanner) J to read the necessary information. It is sent to printer K.

This printer K is supplied with the output of a counter L for counting the number of photographic papers provided in connection with the photographic paper cutter (2), and the actual number of printed sheets is printed in the entry field 43 of the form 55.

In this case, if the photofinishing laboratory does not have a printer, the number is entered by hand and the number of sheets is input into the terminal device.

On the other hand, the output of a counter M provided in connection with the film cutter H for counting the number of films, and the output of the counter L
The output of the scanner J and the output of the scanner J are both supplied to the electronic computer O via the temporary storage circuit N, and the output from the storage device P, which stores unit prices by product, loss rate by store, etc. in advance, is combined and calculated. The results are stored in the accounts receivable master storage device Q and supplied to the printer to issue the same day's delivery note, current month's due date invoice, etc.

On the other hand, the negative film obtained from the film cutter H and the photographic paper obtained from the photographic paper cutter I are respectively inserted into the bag 11 printed by the printer K and sorted by store (step R), during which the lower part of the form 55 is cut out. A portion 57 is cut out for use in a laboratory.

The bag 11 is then delivered to the store along with the same-day delivery note and the like, where the store's receipt seal is stamped on the upper cutout 25 of the backing paper 14 and the cutout is handed over to the collector as a receipt.

At the store, necessary information such as the total billed amount is written on the lower cutout 32 of the cover 13, and the cutout is kept for the store's records and the bag 11 is handed to the customer.

As described above, according to the present invention, the customer's name, reception/completion date, etc. only need to be entered once at the store, which saves time and effort, and the form is equipped with an optically readable information display section. This allows for efficient data processing in photo labs.

In addition, since only one form is required to be attached to the bag and the total number of copies is only three, the form can be made relatively thick, which prevents malfunctions during optical reading.

Incidentally, if the form is thin, it is easily deformed and cannot be easily read optically, so care must be taken when handling the form.

Furthermore, since the cover and backing paper of the bag are used directly as copying paper, there is no need to prepare multiple separate forms like in the conventional product shown in Figure 1, making it highly economical and easy to manufacture. has advantages.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a perspective view showing a conventional photo DP bag, Fig. 2 is a perspective view showing a photo DP bag of the present invention, Figs. 3 A and B are developed front and back views of the bag, and Fig. 4 The figure is a flowchart showing the usage of the present invention. 11 is the bag, 12 is the opening, 13 is the cover, 14 is the backing paper, 2
3.26.27.31.58 are perforations, 24.25.
56 is the upper cutout, 32.57 is the lower cutout, 51.5
9 is pressure-sensitive copying material, 55 is a form.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A notch of a predetermined length and a first perforation of a predetermined length are made in each of the upper side edges of the top-opening bag, and a second perforation is provided in both the cover and the backing paper in the width direction from the end point of the cut to form a bag cover. An upper cutout part and an upper cutout part of the bag lining paper are formed, and a third square cutout is formed only in the cover in the width direction from the end of the first perforation to form a cover lower cutout part, and a fourth cutout part is formed. temporarily fixing a form divided into upper and lower cutouts by perforations so that the fourth perforation coincides with the second perforation;
A photographic DP bag, wherein a pressure-sensitive copying agent is applied to the back side of the form and the back side of the cover, and an optical information display section is formed on the lower cut-out part of the form.