JPS6018944Y2 - Calendar binding tool - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the idea] The present invention relates to a calendar binding device.

Many calendars also serve as promotions and advertisements.

In other words, the product name, company name, etc. are printed on the lower edge of each sheet.

Such calendars are presented to customers, including business partner companies, or to general households.

However, when using the paper, the name of the company, etc. may be printed and a certain part cut out with scissors.

If this happens, the important promotion and advertising effect will be lost and nothing will be achieved.

In order to prevent this, a new method of thinking has recently been introduced.

The idea is that instead of the elongated metal binding device at the top edge of the calendar that binds multiple sheets of paper together, a binding device with a relatively large area is used, and the company name etc. is printed on the surface of the binding device. .

According to this, people are discouraged from removing binding tools while using them.

After all, the advertising effect can be maintained on the binding throughout the entire period of use as a calendar, until it is replaced with the next year's calendar.

As part of this idea, the present invention provides such a binding tool that helps improve workability when actually binding calendars.

The gist of this invention is as follows.

A flat front plate piece and a back plate piece are connected to each other at the edge portions,
The front plate piece is configured to be foldable on the back plate piece by using this connection part as an airtight, and the outer surface of the front plate piece in the folded state is shaped as a display surface, and on the inner surface of the back plate piece in the folded state, A binding tool for a calendar, which has a stepped part for positioning the upper edge of the calendar.

The effect of this is as follows.

That is, the upper end edge of the calendar is placed on the inner surface (upper surface) of the back plate piece of the binding device in the open position, and moved along the inner surface so as to approach the stepped portion.

By contacting the stepped portion, the calendar and the binding tool are fixed in a predetermined binding posture in at least one dimension (vertical direction in use).

Lateral positioning can be easily done by sliding it while it is in contact with the step.

Following such alignment, the calendar and binding device are joined together by any suitable means, such as, for example, with a staple, adhesive, or threading.

Thus, the effect of the present invention is that it has become possible to accurately and quickly attach a binding device to a calendar in order to maintain the advertising effect.

Next, some embodiments of the present invention will be described.

[First example] See Figures 1 and 2.

A half-cut 2 is continuously made along the entire length of the rectangular paper material 1 at the middle of the outer surface in the width direction.

It is divided into a front plate piece 3 and a back plate piece 4 with a half cut 2 as a boundary.

A front plate piece 3 and a back plate piece 4 are connected behind the half cut 2, and both pieces 3 and 4 can be folded using this as a fulcrum 5.

The outer surface of the top plate piece 3 is a display surface 6, on which a company name and other advertisements and advertisements are printed.

Or it has already been done. There is a step 8 on the inner surface 7 of the back plate piece 4 for positioning the upper edge of the calendar.

In this example, this stepped portion 8 is formed by making a cut 9 in the back plate piece 4,
The cut 9. It is made by raising the board part 10 on the back side.

Such step portions 8 are continuously formed in the longitudinal direction of the back plate piece 4.

They are bilaterally symmetrical. An adhesive 12° 13 is applied to the inner surface 11 of the top plate piece 3 and the inner surface 7 of the back plate piece 4.

These adhesives 12 and 13 are pressure-sensitive adhesives and have the property of exhibiting adhesive action only when they come into contact with each other.

In other words, it is convenient to handle because it does not adhere to other objects.

One example is Fuji pressure-sensitive glue (commonly known as Athair) [manufactured by Fuji Special Paper ■].

An example of how to use this is shown in Figure 2.

(2) Place the upper edge of the calendar 31 with the top glue 30 and the integrated upper edge thereof on the outer edge of the inner surface 7 of the back plate piece 4.

■Slide the calendar 31 and bring its upper edge into contact with the 8 group of steps.

■Align the calendar and binding tool horizontally as well.

■Connect the calendar and binding tool with a stable.

■Fold back the front plate piece 3 and stack it on the back plate piece 4.

■Press strongly to adhere.

Variations of this embodiment include the following.

(2) Omit one of adhesives 12 and 13.

Of course, use something that has adhesive properties on its own.

■Apply adhesive just before joining to the calendar.

Glue may also be used. (2) The number, position, and arrangement of the stepped portions 8 are arbitrary.

(2) The entire inner surface 11 of the display piece 3 is used as an adhesive surface.

In other words, the front plate piece 3 is bonded to the calendar 31.

When there is a gap between the calendar 31 and the front plate piece 3 as in the embodiment, it can be used to turn up the previous month's paper and insert its upper edge into the gap.

However, this only applies to fold-out calendars.

■ Instead of paper, it should be made of synthetic resin sheet.

[Other Examples]

Those with cross-sectional shapes shown in Figures 3 A to 8.

stomach. The mouth should be made of synthetic resin sheet.

The mouth may be made of paper.

Because the steps are created by pressing. Ha is the third paper 14
is attached.

The practical benefits of calendar production include the following:

It is possible to separate the production of the calendar itself from the advertising and advertising display, that is, the production of binding tools.

Various types of printing, such as company names, etc., can be freely printed on the binding tool, depending on the customer, independently of the calendar itself.

On the other hand, calendar sheets with company names printed on them have low workability and productivity.

In the case of the binding device to which the present invention relates, the calendar itself can be mass-produced independently, that is, without being constrained by advertisements or changes in advertising content.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

The drawings show the implementation of the calendar binding device according to the present invention,
1 is a plan view, FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view, and FIG. 3A and C are cross-sectional views of different embodiments. 2...Half cut, 3...Top plate piece,
4... Back plate piece, 5... Fulcrum, 6...
...Display surface, 7...Inner surface, 8...Step, 9...Cut, 10...Plate part,
IF...Inner surface, 12.13...Adhesive.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] ■ A flat front plate piece 3 and a back plate piece 4 are connected to each other at their edge portions, and the front plate piece is placed on the back plate piece 4 using this connecting portion as a fulcrum 5. 3 is configured to be foldable, and the outer surface of the front plate piece 3 in the folded state is formed into a display surface 6, and the inner surface 7 of the back plate piece 4 in the folded state is provided with a stepped portion 8 for positioning the upper edge of the calendar. A binding tool for a calendar that is an important form. (2) The calendar according to item (2) of the utility model registration claim, wherein the front plate piece 3 and the back plate piece 4 are divided by making a half cut 2 on the outer surface of a single piece of material. Spelling tools. (2) The calendar binding tool according to claim (2), wherein the stepped portions 8 are formed intermittently in the longitudinal direction of the back plate piece 4. ■ The stepped portion 8 is created by making a cut 9 in the back plate piece 4 and raising the plate part 10 further back than the cut 9. Claim No.
Calendar binding tool described in section. □■ Inner surface 11 of the top plate piece 3 and inner surface 7 of the back plate piece 4
□ The binding tool for a calendar according to claim 2 of the utility model registration claim, which is coated with an adhesive '12.13.