JPS6245909Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the idea] When selling a product, each sales office, agency, or sales store creates and advertises printed materials such as catalogs.In order to create printed materials, sales promotions for manufacturers, etc. are requested by sales offices, etc. Departments may lend out positive film copies of products.

At that time, it is normal to write down the destination of the loan on something like a memorandum, but it often happens that the fate of the dupe is unknown due to omissions in the loan or return information. , there were management issues.

In view of the above-mentioned circumstances, the present invention is to provide a device for transporting rental items that makes it clear where the rental items will go, and will be described below with reference to an embodiment shown in the drawings.

The rental article transfer device according to the present invention consists of a record book 1 shown in FIG. 1 in which a large number of sheets of back carbon copy paper are bound together, and a returnable bag with a mount (hereinafter referred to as the returnable bag) 2 shown in FIG. It is something.

As shown in FIG. 1, the cover of the record book 1 is stamped with the location name (for example, Osaka, Sapporo, etc.) of the office to which the record book is lent.

In addition, as shown in Figure 2A, the returnable bag 2 has the name of the location of the office, etc. stamped on the front side, and the words ``Please return it in this bag.''
As shown in FIG. 2B, a thick mount 3 is attached to the back side (the mount 3 may be inserted into the returnable bag 2).

Next, to explain the usage mode, (1) When lending, as shown in Figure 3A,
The two copies of the record book 1 are stacked on the front side of the returnable bag 2, and the person lending the bag writes the item name, orderer, lending date, and expected return date (see Figure 3B).

Then, the information written on the copy paper is transferred onto the front side of the returnable bag 2, as shown in FIG. 2A.

Therefore, it is convenient for the returnable bag 2 to be white, but if it is light brown, a blank sheet of paper should be attached.

(2) Cut out one of the two sheets of copy paper, place it in a returnable bag 2 together with the dupe, put the returnable bag 2 in a standard shipping envelope, and send it to the client.

(3) The business office shall remove and store the above-mentioned copies,
Send the dupe to the print shop with it in returnable bag 2.

Therefore, the copy paper becomes a memorandum for the business office.

(4) When the work is finished at the printing shop, as shown above, there is a stamp on returnable bag 2 with the words "Please return it in this bag", so the printing shop places the dupe in returnable bag 2 and returns to the office. return.

(5) The business office that receives the returned bag checks the duplicate with the information transcribed on the returnable bag 2, and returns the returnable bag 2 containing the duplicate in a standard shipping envelope to the lending place.

At this time, the business office may destroy the copies it has kept, or may keep them as memos.

(6) Upon receiving the returned item, the lender checks the duplication against the transcription of the returnable bag 2, overlays the copy sheet remaining in the record book 1 on the returnable bag 2, and prints it as shown in Figure 2C. , delete the transcribed items and enter the return date and transcribe.

Note that only the return date may be written and transcribed (see return date in Figure 3B).

As described above, according to the rental article transfer device of the present invention, the item name, orderer, rental date, scheduled return date, and return date are transcribed and displayed on the returnable bag via copy paper, and the rental item is As a result, it is essential to use the record book when borrowing and returning items.In other words, the record book and the return bag are closely and inseparably linked. Therefore, it is possible to prevent omissions in entries in the record book when borrowing and returning items.

In addition, the sales office keeps copies of the records when they are sent to the printing shop, so you can check whether the printing shop has returned them or not.
By having a record book on the lending side, it is possible to check whether the item has been returned from the office or not, and therefore, the fate of the loaned item can be completely tracked, and the returnable bag does not contain any transcription information. Since it can be displayed in several stages, it can be reused and is extremely effective in terms of management and has high utility value.

[Brief description of the drawings]

The drawing shows the rental article transfer device according to the present invention,
Figure 1 is a perspective view of the back carbon type record book, Figure 2
Figures A and C are front views of the returnable bag with a liner, Figure B is a back view, Figure A is a perspective view of the bag in use, and Figure B is a description example. 1... Record book, 2... Returnable bag with paper mount.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Utility Model Registration Request] A record book in which multiple sheets of back carbon copy paper are bound together to transfer required information onto a returnable bag via two copies, and the name of the location of the lending place is displayed on the cover; A returnable bag with a liner that displays the name of the location of the rental place and the words "Please return the item in this bag," and in which one of the two copies of the above-mentioned required information can be placed together with the rental item. Rental article transport equipment consisting of: