JPS59136777A - Preparation of braille for pattern paper for packing paper box - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a method for creating Braille characters on a paper pattern when producing a paper pattern for a paper product such as a domestic paper box.

Conventionally, in order to produce paper products with Braille characters, Braille characters have been imprinted manually (handmade) on the paper product or the material components of the paper product.

For this reason, these paper products with Braille markings cannot be produced in most cases, and have the drawback of lacking uniformity and increasing costs.

Kibatsu I-! This was done to solve these problems, and when punching out the paper patterns that make up paper products from paulownia sashimi paper, it is possible to improve production by punching out Braille in the corresponding parts of the paper pattern at the same time as the punching. Raise the quality and increase Inutoshi production with iJ
The purpose of the present invention is to provide a paper product with Braille characters that is easy to use, uniform, and inexpensive.

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS A practical example of the present invention will be described below with reference to the attached drawings, with regard to the production of packaging box molds and paper.

FIG. 1 is a vertical sectional side view of a punching section when the method of the present invention is applied to a Thomson machine, which is an automatic flat plate punching tool, and shows the state in which the cutting blade is raised before inserting and cutting paper.

In the river, 11) is a cutting blade, and a large number of cutting blades III
(1! Insert into the wooden mold (3) according to the shape of the eight punches, set this wooden mold (3) on the frame (4), and place it on the upper surface plate (2) which is the support for the cutting blade. ).

On the other hand, below it, a paper pattern (6) is pasted on the top surface of the face plate (5) made of iron plate to fit the shape of the punched paper, and this is used as a pedestal for the paper to be punched out. Attach the same item to 7) on the top surface of the lower surface plate (8).

At this time, the Braille intaglio (9) is attached to the top plate (31) of the wooden mold (3) into which the cutting blade (1) is fitted, and the Braille letterpress plate (9) is attached to the upper surface of the face plate (5) opposite to this. 10) in the above intaglio (
9).

To store the intaglio and letterpress for Braille, first, measure the position where the Braille (B) will be placed in the paper pattern (5), which is an expanded packaging paper box as shown in Figure 5, from the original. Measure the dimensions on the wooden Wta+ surface plate (3) that is on the floor that has been removed from the surface plate, determine the position of the Braille intaglio plate (9), and place the Braille intaglio plate (91) in the position. Let's go.

At this time, as shown in Fig. 3, the height of the pressing surface of the paper between the uneven plates +91 and 10+ at the mounting part is the cutting edge 11).
The quotient adjustment metal plate (11) is inserted between the surface i+35, which is the mounting surface, so that the height is lower by the thickness of the paper in the packaging box.

To install, attach the adjusting metal plate (11) and the Braille intaglio plate (9) to the top plate (31) of the wooden mold (3) with double-sided tape. Paste the tape so that the letterpress side does not fall; use double-sided tape to attach the letterpress (101) to the intaglio (II).

Next, when the punching machine is operated blankly (unused condition 1.operating bare), the letterpress plate (1υ) for Braille is pressed against the upper surface of the face plate fil, and the letterpress plate (10) is attached to a predetermined position by the force of the double-sided tape ( (See Figure 4). If the letterpress (1o) adheres to the face plate i51, it is pressed down so that it does not settle and is firmly attached.

The appearance of the Braille characters is finely adjusted using a strip of paper +121 inserted between the wooden mold (3), frame (4), and upper surface plate (2).

By attaching the double-sided tape in this way, the Braille concave, letterpress T91, and tlol can be easily attached and detached, which is very convenient.

In FIGS. 1 and 2, "1" indicates rubber such as a sponge to prevent the paper from shifting during punching.

Figure 2 is an introduction side view of the punching section showing the state of paper cutting by the cutting blade 11) during paper punching and the deterioration of Braille printing by the intaglio (9) and letterpress (10). be.

That is, the paper is inserted into the upper surface of the face plate (5), the upper surface plate (2) is lowered, and the paper (C) is cut between the cutting blade 11) and the paper mold (6), and at the same time, Upper part @ (2) wooden pattern (
3) Braille intaglio plate (9) attached to the side and the lower face plate (
The paper FCI is pressed between the letterpress plate (10) for Braille attached to the side 5) and Braille is printed.

After the paper pattern is OJ cut from the paper (C1) and the Braille is printed, the upper surface plate (2) rises and these papers are
be discharged.

FIG. 5 shows an example of a developed paper pattern (5) for a packaging box produced by this method with Braille (Bl) printed on it.

As is clear from the above description, the method of the present invention can only cut paper or create ruled lines (folds) in concave shapes, whereas other conventional self-blade flat sheet punching machines can only cut paper or create ruled lines (folds) in concave shapes. The function of the convex ig, which is contradictory to the function of the punching machine itself, makes it possible to put Braille on paper at the same time as punching, and when putting Braille on this type of paper. Compared to the conventional method of cutting the paper pattern and embossing the Braille characters separately, it is possible to do both at the same time, resulting in higher productivity and a higher productivity for this type of Braille paper product. By making the material 131Ni, it is possible to provide paper products such as packaging paper boxes with uniform quality and low cost.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a vertical side view of the punching line of a punching machine embodying the present invention, showing the raised state of the cutting blade before punching. FIG. 2 is a vertical side view of the punching section during paper punching. , FIGS. 3 and 4 are longitudinal sectional side views of the mounting portion showing the state when an α-shaped intaglio and a letterpress can be measured. 11) 9 blades, (2) Upper surface plate, (3) Wooden plastic, (4) Frame, (5) Face plate, (6) Paper mold, (7 )...Face plate holder, (8)...Lower surface plate, (9)...
... Intaglio for Braille, (lO) ... Letterpress for Braille, (11)
...Adjustment metal plate, (12)...unevenness) IJ paper, (
3)...Unfolded pattern of packaging paper box, tB)...Braille. 2 others Procedural Corrector (Method) May 24, 1981 1, Indication of the Case 1982 Patent Application No. 11106 2, Name of the Invention Method for Creating Braille on Paper Patterns for Packaging Paper Boxes, etc. 3 Make Amendments Relationship with the patent case 1 MI applicant Okamura Printing Kogyo Co., Ltd. 4, agent Oe Hill 5, 2-8-1 Nishitenma, Kita-ku, Osaka City, date of amendment order 5'Q Ushihada 6, 6, amendment In the brief explanation of the drawing in question (111゜7, delete the third line of page 7 of the specification of contents of the amendment and write ``In the figure,'' and change the line to ``Figure 5 shows the characters created by this method.''"This is a plan view of a pattern with dots stamped out." is inserted.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. In a machine that cuts paper on a pedestal to create a paper pattern using a pedestal with a cutting blade, a letterpress or intaglio for Braille is provided on the pedestal. A method for creating Braille on paper patterns for packaging, tochiichi, etc., which has the secret of cutting the paper pattern and creating Braille at the same time by providing an intaglio or letterpress that matches the above.