JPS6023149A - Bag body for pasting and continuous body of bas body for pasting - 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 pasting bag and a continuous body of pasting bags, and more specifically, to a simple knife that can be attached to foods, etc.
- A bag body suitable for storing spoons, disposable chopsticks, etc., and its handling'' 2-1111 This invention relates to a continuum of the above-mentioned bag bodies that are improved from Nohtake.

For cup-shaped ice cream, take-home snacks, bento boxes, etc., simple spoons, chopsticks, or disposable chopsticks are attached as services for the convenience of those who eat them. These simple table utensils are generally stored in a paper bag and included in the food item (1), but the bag in which these utensils are stored is handed over to the purchaser in 11b1 separately from the food item. Due to stiffness or the paper that is inserted into the food wrapper, it can sometimes cause problems such as dropping or losing it.

The present invention has been developed based on this viewpoint,
This is based on an improvement to J: Sea urchin that allows the bag for storing the above-mentioned simple table utensils, etc. to be attached directly to the case or wrapping paper of the food to which it is attached. The purpose of solving the problem is to avoid the function of 1-1 (11).

In order to achieve this, in the present invention, the adhesive bag body is made of a paste-covered film that is releasably pasted on the lever plate, such as a lever plate, and a portion is left on the adhesive film. A cover film whose edges are glued together when it is left open,
Formed from.

The first additional feature of the present invention is that in the above-mentioned adhesive bag, the cover film is formed into a bellows shape with folds along the direction of insertion of the stored item, so that it can be expanded and contracted. Therefore, even when a stored item is inserted, the upper cover film stretches, and the glued film in section 1 curves upward and curls up.J: There is no curling, and the glued film peels off from the lever lever before you know it. Such a situation will not occur.

The second feature further added by the present invention is the above II/1.
Place the J-3 on the worn bag and separate the separators from each bag...
In order to continuously connect the adhesive film and the cover film without applying any adhesive, the adhesive film and the cover film were separated into each bag body and pasted on the lever regulator to form a continuous body of bags for pasting. There is a saying. With this configuration, it is possible to provide a continuous body of the bag as a roll, and therefore, in the manufacturing and retail industries where the bag is actually attached to good quality coos, etc.
It becomes possible to easily automate or simplify the work of attaching the bag.

The invention will now be described in accordance with the preferred embodiments illustrated in the accompanying drawings.

1 and 2 are a plan view and a vertical sectional side view showing an embodiment of the bag according to the present invention, in which 10 is a separator, 12 is a glued film, and 14 is a no-cover film. The separator 10 and the adhesive film 12 are generally used as label paper.
(It is exaggerated in FIG. 2 for clarity). The cover film 14 is also coated with thin paper, and is pressure-adhered to the glued film 12 from approximately the entire length of both side edges to the entire lower edge. Ru. The adhesive opening 16, that is, the upper edge of the cover film 14 is located somewhat below the upper edge of the adhesive film 12, and its both side edges are in a non-adhering state with respect to the adhesive film 12. A "C-fold line 18" is formed across the non-adhered portion of the cover film 14,
Therefore, the upper edge of the cover film 14 can be folded back upwards from the fold FA 18 by -C. Also) J
A plurality of folds 15 are formed in the bar film 14 over the entire length of the storage object in the direction of insertion, so that the film 14 has a bellows shape (see FIG. 5) and is stretchable. There is.

FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of an apparatus for manufacturing the above-mentioned bag. I? The raw materials for the pallet 10 and the glued film 14 are provided from roll 20, and the raw material for the cover film 14 is provided from roll 22. Both rolls 20 and 22 rotate as the raw material is pulled by a feed mechanism within the device system, and supply these raw IJ materials to the device 5. The raw material of the cover film 14 is formed into a bellows-like shape along the crease opening +A24 which also serves as a pair of feed rollers, and is folded over the top by a subsequent member (not shown). J118 is removed, and then it is bonded to the raw material of the film 14 using a heat-pressing member 26.The adhesion of both materials is carried out by heat-pressing the resin coated on both materials. The glue (=
The cutter film 12 and the cover film 14 are cut into predetermined bags, but at this time the cutter 28 does not cut the raw material of the pallet 10 at all. The separator 10 has the appearance of a continuous sheet of paper, and the glue of each bag ((the state in which the J film 12 and the cover film 14 are separated) is placed on the paper-like lever 10. The material after cutting is then passed through a pair of feeders 1]-ra 30.
However, since both edges of the film 14 are fixed by adhesive, the bellows of the I+,'l cover film 4 is folded along each fold 15 as shown in FIG. It becomes flat. This folding is to facilitate the subsequent printing and winding operations of the product to the printer 32, and the continuous body of bag products in the printing bay is rolled up into a roll 34. .

In the paster bag having the structure described in 1 above, the fold line 18 is formed on the upper part of the cover film 14 and the opening 16 can be opened easily, making it easy to insert the stored items. This is a useful feature when automating the process. Furthermore, even after the stored items are inserted, due to the presence of the bellows, only the cover film 14 stretches as shown in FIG. Therefore, there is no possibility that the adhesive film 12 will be peeled off from the pallet 10 at some point, making it easier to store and manage the bag.

Moreover, according to the above-mentioned bag continuum, the bag product can be rolled to 11? A favorable result is shown in J3 and 1q in terms of functionality or shelf life of ``can be served and therefore handled''.

In addition, in manufacturing and retail industries that actually apply the above-mentioned bags to food cases, etc., the use of the above-mentioned bag product [1-ru] makes it easy to attach the bags. It becomes possible to automate or simplify the process.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

1 and 2 are a plan view and a vertical side view showing an embodiment of the bag and its continuum according to the present invention, FIG. 3 is a diagram schematically showing an apparatus for manufacturing the bag, and FIG. The figure shows a state in which the bellows of the cover film of the same bag is folded with a 1"-ra, and Figures 5 and 6 compare a lifting platform with a bellows on the cover film and a lifting platform with a 9-inch fold. 10...Separator 12...Glue (J-type film)
14...Cover film 15...Fold line 16...
・Opening 20.22゜34...Roll 24...
Folding member 26...Heating 11-shield member 28.
...Cutter 30...Feed Ll-La 32...Printer Patent Applicant: Fukushima Printing Industry Co., Ltd. 1 Patent Applicant: Morinaga & Co., Ltd. Fig. 1 Fig. 2 Fig. 4 Fig. 1g 10

Claims (2)

[Claims] (1) The lever 10, the adhesive film 12 releasably pasted on the leverator 10, and the edge of the adhesive film 12-L with the opening 1G remaining. The cover film 14 is fixed in the insertion direction of the stored item]
5, the adhesive bag is formed into a bellows shape and is stretchable. (2) The lever plate 10 is covered with peelable glue (Nl film 12, etc.), and the opening 16 is left in the glue film 120. The separators 10 of each bag body are connected continuously, such as the cover film 14 whose edges are glued together. A continuous body of adhesive bags characterized in that they are adhered to the separator 101- in a divided state.