JPS6164496A - Copying composing slit for conveyance - Google Patents

Abstract

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Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] Industrial Application Field The present invention is directed to an address tag which is made by temporarily pressing a required number of leaves into one piece, and then peeling off the topmost leaf and attaching it directly to the accepted baggage. This relates to a form of copying slip for freight transportation that is used as a form of copying document.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION Until now, it has been common for photocopy slips for freight transportation to be separated into individual pieces and used only for notification of consignees and shippers, and for record keeping. Since a separately prepared tag was attached to the package, there was an inconvenience in that the same information had to be entered separately on both the slip and the tag.

In order to overcome these shortcomings and to simultaneously fill in the slip and create the tag, it has recently been proposed to allow the top leaf of the combined slip to be attached directly to the package.

After filling in the required fields such as requester, destination, product name, shipping fee, etc., the top leaf is placed on top of the luggage, and an adhesive layer is attached to the back side prepared separately. Then, a covering sheet made of a water-resistant transparent plastic sheet on which release paper is polymerized is used, and the release paper is peeled off and applied.

However, with this type, a covering sheet must be assembled and prepared separately from the slip, and it is necessary to completely cover the surface of the slip and attach it to the package, which is considerably larger than the dimensions of the slip. Because they are large in size, when assembled slips are temporarily attached, they protrude from the main body, making it difficult to organize them when stored.Also, when used, the release paper must be peeled off.
This method has drawbacks such as the tedious labor of manually fixing and pasting the desired leaf pieces onto the baggage.

Problems to be Solved by the Invention It is an object of the present invention to create an address tag that has exactly the same dimensions as a normal shipping duplicate form, and that can be peeled off from the top leaf and affixed directly to the package. The goal is to provide Uruchino that can be used as a material.

Means for Solving the Problems As a result of various studies, the inventor of the present invention formed the top part of a shipping copy slip using a writable, water-resistant plastic sheet, and provided an adhesive layer on the back side of the sheet. ,
It was discovered that the objective could be achieved by applying a release agent to the surface of the second leaf and using it as a release paper, and based on this knowledge, the present invention was accomplished.

That is, in the present invention, each leaf is given a request for delivery address, product name,
It has fields for entering required information such as freight charges, etc., and the same information can be filled out by copying multiple sheets together.The first sheet is used as a leaflet for the size to be pasted on the accepted baggage, and the second and subsequent sheets are used for each leaflet. For transportation photocopy sets 1, which are used for notification purposes, record keeping, and other required purposes, the above-mentioned affixing sheets are made into writable, water-resistant plastic sheets with an adhesive layer on the back, and To provide a set slip characterized in that the upper surface of the second leaf is a pressure-sensitive copying surface, a release agent is applied thereon, and the second leaf is polymerized and adhered to the back surface of the pasting leaf in advance.

The plastic sheet used as the first sheet of the assembled slip of the present invention needs to be water resistant so that it will not be damaged when exposed to wind and rain together with the luggage. Examples of such materials include polyolefins such as polyethylene, polypropylene, ethylene-propylene copolymers, polystyrene resins, vinyl chloride resins, and polyester resins.
Transparent or translucent materials may be used, but opaque materials containing an appropriate filler, so-called synthetic paper, are preferred because written characters can be clearly read. Moreover, this material can be colored as desired.

This plastic sheet is desirably thin enough to allow copying of the second or subsequent slips by pen pressure, and a sheet having a thickness of 5 to 100 .mu.m is usually used. In addition, it is preferable that the paper is hard enough to leave a writing mark with pressure so that it can be read even if the ink disappears when exposed to wind and rain.

If such a plastic sheet is -r+10, 1 row, then the stretching rate (ORS) according to the STMD-1504-70 standard is
) is in the range of 1 to 7cm'' in length and width, respectively.

This plastic sheet contains an antistatic agent, if desired.
Additives commonly used in plastics, such as ultraviolet absorbers, can be added.

Next, the surface of this plastic sheet must be treated so that it can be written on with a ballpoint pen, pencil, or the like. Such processing is already known for OHP projection films, and can be carried out, for example, by applying a modifier such as rosin, or by sandblasting, etching, or the like. Mainly, it is necessary to print columns and characters for entering necessary information on this plastic sheet, but this may be done on the front and back sides.

Next, the adhesive for forming the adhesive layer on the back side of this plastic sheet is mainly selected from among those commonly used as adhesives for plastics. A synthetic laminated latex type material is preferable because it has good transparency, water resistance, and weather resistance.

In the assembled slip of the present invention, a plastic sheet having the above-mentioned specific physical properties is used as the first sheet, and
It is unique in that the second leaf piece doubles as a release paper.

This second leaf can be made of paper or synthetic paper that is normally used for copying slips, but the surface should be a pressure-sensitive copying surface, and a release agent should be applied on top of it. It is necessary to use it. As this release agent, those commonly used for release papers of ordinary pressure-sensitive adhesive layers, such as Wanx type and silicon (3) type release agents, can be used.

In the present invention, this second leaf piece is polymerized and adhered in advance to the back surface of the first leaf piece for pasting.

configured in the state.

Next, for the third and subsequent leaflets of the assembled slip of the present invention, paper with a carbon copy side on the back side can be used as is, as in the past, but if desired, synthetic paper may be used, or You can use one whose top surface is formed as a pressure-sensitive copying surface.

The assembled slip of the present invention is constructed by polymerizing the specific first and 22nd leaf pieces as described above with the third and subsequent leaves, and temporarily attaching one end to the other. Similarly, −
The side edges of each leaf can be slightly shifted to form a heading part, and the leaves other than those for pasting can be provided with holes for bangu. If a heading is formed, the affixing leaflet should be the same size as the longest leaf and be completely covered by the leaflet or plastic sheet during storage, transportation, or handling. This is advantageous in that it can prevent staining of each leaf piece that would otherwise occur. In this case, it is recommended that the adhesive layer not be applied to the section of the 3rd and below headings of the pasting leaf, or that a release agent be applied to the section of the 3rd and below headings. is necessary.

In addition, a slight crease is created in advance along the side edges of the sticker sheet toward the adhesive layer surface, so that when it is pasted on luggage, the side edge rises and prevents it from getting caught on the luggage in the pond and peeling off. You can also do it.

Example The present invention will now be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

Fig. 1 is a perspective view of the first and second leaflets in a slightly opened state to show the structure of the assembled slip of the present invention, and Fig. 2 shows a plastic sheet covering the entire surface. FIG. 3 is a side view of a configured example.

As shown in these drawings, the whole consists of five leaflets 1.2.
3,4. S is spelled with one side edge 6, and the pond side edges are gradually shifted from the top to the bottom to form an overlapping structure.

The uppermost leaflet 1 is formed as a pasting leaflet with a 25μ thick fake polystyrene sheet whose upper surface is coated with Ronon to make it writable, and a layer of adhesive (Trill rubber latex type) applied to the lower surface. Required information such as the requester, destination, product name, etc. is displayed in advance by entry field or by printing.

The second leaf 2 is a custom copy, made from paper, with its top surface formed into a known pressure-sensitive copying surface, and a release agent such as paraffin wax applied thereto. , and are polymerized and bonded to the underside of the uppermost leaflet 1.

This leaf 2, like leaf 1, has fields for entering necessary information printed at corresponding positions, and the back side is formed as a carbon copy surface for the third leaf, as in the conventional leaf.

The third to fifth leaves 3 and 4.5 are the freight invoice, sales slip, and store opening receipt, respectively, as in the conventional Lano.
It is made of paper with fields for entering required information printed in corresponding positions, and the back side is a carbon ventral surface, except for the bottom one, that is, the fifth one.

The present invention is constructed as described above, and in use, fill in the necessary information on the uppermost leaf piece 1 (fill in the necessary information with a ballpoint pen, pencil, etc. on the tip), and then peel off leaf piece 1 from leaf piece 2. , the leaves are affixed as they are to the outer surface of the luggage, and the second and subsequent leaves 2, 3, .1, and 5 are cut off and used as a single layer for notification and record keeping as in the past.

Effects of the Invention The assembled shipping slip of the present invention does not have a separate extra part such as a cover sheet for pasting, and has the same shape as a normal assembled slip, so it is easy to organize when storing and transporting. Since the second and subsequent leaflets are covered with a water-resistant plastic sheet, they will not get dirty, and when you use them, simply peel off the topmost leaflet and stick it on the surface of the package. It has the advantage that you can easily specify the addressee by simply doing so. Furthermore, since the second sheet also serves as a release paper, there is no need to prepare a separate release paper, and there is also an economical advantage that the manufacturing process can be omitted.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Figure 1 shows the first and second images of one example of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a side view of another example in the same state; FIG. Numbers 1, 2゜3.4.5 in the figure
6 indicates each leaf, and 6 indicates the binding side edge. Figure 1 Figure 2

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] 1. Each leaf has a field for entering required information, multiple sheets are superimposed and the same information is filled in by hand-copying, the first sheet is used as a pasting sheet to be pasted on luggage, and two sheets are provided. In a copying document for transportation in which each leaf is used for the desired purpose, the above-mentioned pasting leaf is made into a writable water-resistant plastic sheet with an adhesive layer on the back side, and the second leaf is made with the top side facing up. A set slip characterized in that it has a pressure-sensitive copying surface, a release agent is applied thereon, and the slip is polymerized and adhered in advance to the back surface of a pasting leaf. 2. Form each of the second and subsequent leaf pieces in order from the top to the bottom so that they slightly protrude outward, use that part as a heading, and form the pasting leaf piece to have the same dimensions as the bottom. A set slip according to claim 1.