KR100663674B1 - A method for binding book and a book binding with the same - Google Patents

Abstract

A book binding method and a book produced by the same are provided to let users read the book without folding both sides of a book cover or pressing both sides of inner pages of the opened book by keeping the book opened. The book binding method comprises the steps of: bonding one surface of an inner page body(20) comprising a plurality of inner pages(21) printed or recorded with information and overlapped on each other, to an inner page adhesive part(31) formed in the center of a book binding sheet(30); bending downward wing parts(32) extended outward from both sides of the book binding sheet attached with the inner page body, in a cylinder form; and bonding the undersides of the wing parts to the center of a book cover(10).

Description

Book binding method and book by the method {A method for binding book and a book binding with the same}

1 is an exploded perspective view of a book according to an embodiment of the present invention.

2 is an assembled cross-sectional view of a book according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 3 is an open state of the book according to an embodiment of the present invention.

4 is a flowchart of a bookbinding process of a book according to an embodiment of the present invention.

5 is a cross-sectional view showing a bookbinding state, a folded state and an open state of a book according to another embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 6 is a cross-sectional view of the folded state and open state of the book according to another embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 7 is a cross-sectional view of the folded state and open state of the book according to another embodiment of the present invention.

8 is an open state diagram of a conventional book.

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10: cover 20: inlay 21: inlay

30: binding paper 31: inlay bonding portion

32: cover adhesive wing 33: side adhesive bend

40: adhesive

The present invention relates to a bookbinding method for attaching a plurality of inlays on which a plurality of inlays are printed or recorded to each other and to a cover or a cover center through an adhesive, and a book produced by the method.

Books, such as textbooks, reference books, various dictionaries, collections of novels, poetry books, catalog books, and the like, are generally in the form of a letter “C” bent so that one side is partially closed and the other side is open as shown in FIG. A plurality of inlays 3 in which various kinds of information is printed or recorded on the inner bottom surface of the cover 2 are embedded in a state in which a plurality of inlays 3 overlap each other. Bonding to the inner bottom surface with an adhesive 5 and bonding the plurality of inlays 3 to the cover in this manner are called bookbinding.

However, in the case of the book 1 bound by the conventional bookbinding method, the bottom surface of the cover 2 becomes relatively rigid by applying and curing the adhesive 5, and the inner body 4 adheres to this rigid portion. Therefore, when the book 1 is unfolded as shown in FIG. 5, there is a problem in that it is inconvenient to read because of the property of the book not being fully opened due to the repulsive force caused by the bending of the bottom surface of the cover 2.

Thus, in order to open the book well, uncomfortable work such as pressing the sides of the inlay (3), which is often opened in the open state, by pressing force or folding the side of the bottom of the cover (2) to open the book well. There is a case in which, such a problem that the durability of the booklet is sharply lowered, such as the adhesive portion 5 is cut off and the bookbinding portion is damaged.

Accordingly, the present invention devised to solve the above problems, when the book is opened, it is possible to maintain the unfolded state of the book without folding the book again without compulsory pressure (pressing) or external force, while maintaining the durability of bookbinding. An object of the present invention is to provide a bookbinding method of a book which can be improved, and a book produced by the method.

In the bookbinding method of the present invention for achieving the above object, an inlay-binding paper attachment for attaching one surface of a plurality of inlays, in which predetermined information is printed or recorded, to an inlay bonding unit located at the center of the binding paper. A process of bending a cover-adhesive wing portion to bend the excess wing portions cylindrically downward on both sides of the bookbinding paper to which the inlay body is attached, and a book-paper-bonding process of bonding the lower surface of the wing portion to the center of the cover. In addition, the book is characterized in that the inlay and the label is bound to each other via a binding paper rolled in a cylindrical shape.

Hereinafter, a method and a configuration of a book manufacturing method of an embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to FIGS. 1 to 4.

1 is an exploded perspective view of a book according to an embodiment of the present invention, Figure 2 is an assembled cross-sectional view of the book according to an embodiment of the present invention, Figure 3 is an open state of the book according to an embodiment of the present invention.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the book of the present invention includes an inlay body 20 having a plurality of inlays 21 superposed on the adhesive 40 in an inside of the cover 10 bent in the shape of a letter “C”. By binding, but the cover 10 and the inlay body 20 is connected, bound through the binding of the binding paper 30 of the cylindrical opening 30.

The inlay 21 refers to a paper on which various information, such as a photograph, a picture, a text, or the like is printed or recorded. A plurality of inlays 21 are overlapped to form an inlay body 20, and the bookbinding paper 30 is provided. Is a bookbinding medium made of paper, leather, fiber cloth, or the like, which is wound in a cylindrical shape, and is preferably disposed so that the cut out portion faces downward.

That is, as shown in the enlarged view of FIG. 2, the bookbinding paper 30 has the inlay bonding portion 31 provided to attach the inlay body 20 to the upper portion, and the cover bonding blade portion 32 is bent downward. It is preferable that the lower surface of the cover adhesive wing 32 is adhered to the cover 10.

The reason is that if the cover adhesive wing 32 is positioned upward, and the inlay body 20 is to be attached, the cover body 20 can be adhered with both cover adhesive wings 32 open. Therefore, it is because the inlay body 20 should be attached in a state where a part of the both sides of the cover adhesive wing portion 32 is overlapped.

In this case, however, in order to bind the inlay body 20 to the overlapping portion of the bookbinding paper 30, more specifically, the both cover adhesive wings 32, first, the both cover adhesive wings 32 are overlapped. After performing the process of attaching using a paste or glue, and then the inlay body 20 to be bonded again, there is a possibility that the bookbinding process is added than the above-described preferred embodiment of the present invention.

In addition, when both cover adhesive wing portions 32 overlap, a layer such as a stair occurs due to the thickness of the bookbinding paper 30, and when the inlay body 20 is bound, the inlay body 20 is bound. Since the same layer occurs at the top of the drawing in the), it can be treated as a bad binding.

Therefore, as in the preferred embodiment of the present invention, the bookbinding paper 30 is placed in the upper inlay adhesive portion 31 provided to bond the inlay body 20, and the two side cover adhesive wing portion 32, which is an incision, By bending downward, the lower surface of the cover adhesive wing 32 is adhered to the cover 10, and the distance between each tip of the cover adhesive wing 32 can be brought into contact as shown, or at some distance. There is no limit such as to put.

As illustrated in FIG. 3, when the book is unfolded, the inlay adhesive part 31 rises from the bottom surface of the cover 10, and an arch-shaped space is formed between the bookbinding papers 30. At this time, the unfolded inlay 21 can maintain the unfolded state without being folded back to its original position because it does not receive any return force by the bound portion.

In addition, since the arch-shaped inner space formed by the bookbinding paper 30 is stretched up or down, and thus stretches to some extent, it is appropriate to the amount of unfolding of the book. By solving the defect problem, it is possible to improve the durability of the bound portion.

Hereinafter, the manufacturing process of the book according to the present invention will be described, and before that, the book of the present invention presented above is not to be manufactured only by the manufacturing process illustrated below, and it should be understood that the manufacturing process can be modified in various ways.

4 is a flowchart illustrating a bookbinding process of a book according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention, wherein a book bound through the bookbinding paper 30 may be formed by first attaching an adhesive to one surface of the inlay body 20 in which a plurality of inlays 21 overlap each other. Inlay body binding process (S1) which apply | coats 40, and the inlay body which adheres the booklet paper 30 wider than the width | variety of the inlay body 20 to the part of the inlay body 20 to which the said adhesive 40 was apply | coated. Book-binding sheet attaching step (S2), and the cover adhesive sheet bending step (S3) for bending the excess wing portion 32 bound to the width portion of the inlay body 20 and protruded to both sides downward in a cylindrical shape, and Bookbinding preparation step (S4) for applying an adhesive on each lower surface of the cover adhesive wing 32, and bookbinding paper-cover adhesion process (S5) for attaching the cover adhesive wing 32 to the center of the cover 10 Is prepared.

This bookbinding process is an example of one of many embodiments, that is, the bookbinding paper 30 is first attached to the cover 10, and then the inlay is attached to the inlay bonding portion 31 of the bookbinding paper 30. It is possible to change the order, such as to attach the (20), and the application position and the order of the application of the adhesive 40, such as those skilled in the art can be variously modified within the spirit of the present invention described above. .

Meanwhile, the bookbinding paper 30 may be changed as shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, and the same reference numerals and the same names are used for the same components as the above-described embodiment.

5 is a cross-sectional view illustrating a bookbinding state, a folded state and an unfolded state of a book according to another embodiment of the present invention, in which FIG. 5A shows a bookbinding state, FIG. 5B shows a folded state, and FIG. 5C shows an unfolded state. A structure for improving the durability of the paper 30 is proposed.

In the second embodiment of the present invention with reference to FIG. 5A, a cylindrical binding paper 30 is fixed on the cover 10, and the binding paper 30 has left and right ends of the bent portion 33. The inlay attachment portion 31 is formed on the upper side of the two bent portions 33, and the cover adhesive portion wing 32 is formed at the lower side in the form of an open center.

At this time, the cover adhesive wing 32 is fixed to the cover 10 with an adhesive 40, the inlay body 20 is fixed to the inlay adhesive portion 31 with the adhesive 40, the inlay It is preferable to space the predetermined distance L2 from both side edges of the 20 to the bend portion 33.

The distance L2 is appropriately set to about 5 mm, but can be appropriately changed according to the size of the book and the thickness of the inlay. Also, in the illustrated example, each tip of the cover adhesive wing 32 of the bookbinding paper 30 is Although the interval is a predetermined distance, as shown in the first embodiment of FIG. 2 described above, it is a matter of course that the front end can be in contact with each other, and the third and fourth embodiments to be described below are also the same.

In this state of adhesion, when the beacon 10 is bent as shown in FIG. 5B, the bent portion 33 may be interposed between both edges of the inlay body 20 and the folded beacon 10. When the book bound as described above is opened, as shown in FIG. 5C, the bent portion 33 is opened and at the same time, the inlay adhesive portion 31 rises in an arch shape, thereby fully opening the inlay 21.

Figure 6 is a cross-sectional view of the folded state and the open state of the book according to another embodiment of the present invention, Figure 6a is a book in the folded state, Figure 6b shows each cross section of the book in the open state.

6A and 6B, a third embodiment of the present invention includes a bookbinding paper 30 having an inlay bonding portion 31 and a cover bonding wing portion 32 formed between a cover 10 and one edge of an inlay 30. The bookbinding paper 30 is further provided with a side adhesive bent part 33 formed by bending the bookbinding paper between both sides of the lower body of the inlay body 20 and the cover 10. Both sides of the bent portion 33 is characterized in that the binding to the inlay body 20 and the cover 10 and the adhesive 40, respectively.

That is, unlike the second embodiment, the adhesive 40 is applied to the inner surface of the bent part 33 and bonded to the lower portion of the inlay body 20.

The book constructed as described above has only one side edge of the inlay 20 bound to the bottom surface of the inlay 20 in addition to being bound with the adhesive 40, and thus, the cover 10 and the inlay 20. The mutual adhesion of can be further improved.

Figure 7 is a cross-sectional view of the folded state and the open state of the book according to another embodiment of the present invention, Figure 7a is a book in the folded state, Figure 7b is a cross-sectional view of each of the books in the open state, in particular of FIG. In the embodiment configuration, a structure for reducing the consumption of the bookbinding paper 30 by eliminating the wing 32 of the bookbinding paper 30 is proposed.

7A and 7B, a fourth embodiment of the present invention includes a bookbinding paper 30 having an inlay bonding part 31 formed between a cover 10 and one edge of the inlay 30, and a bookbinding paper ( 30 has a side adhesive bent part 33 formed by bending the binding paper between the lower both sides of the inlay body 20 and the cover 10, and at both sides of the side adhesive bent part 33 It is characterized in that the binder 20 and the cover 10 and the adhesive 40, respectively, bound by the binding.

Since the book constructed in this way uses the open bookbinding paper 30 whose lower part is open without the cover adhesive wing part 32 being formed, the required amount of bookbinding paper is reduced and the cost can be lowered, but the side-adhesive bending portion (33) is formed to have a function of unfolding the bookshelf at the same time while not lowering the mutual binding capacity of the cover 10 and the inlay 30.

At this time, the height of the side-adhesive bending portion 33 is appropriate to the length of about 5mm, but this value can be changed according to the size and thickness of the book, the length of the length can be added or subtracted as needed, and the side In the manufacture of the adhesive bend 33, the bookbinding paper 30 protruding to both sides of the paper sheet 20 after the paper sheet-binding paper attaching process S2 is finished in the book manufacturing process illustrated in FIG. 4. After forming the side-adhesive bent portion 33 in the excess portion, if necessary to take the step of adhering to the cover 10 as shown in the embodiment of Figure 7 or in a cylindrical shape as in the embodiment of Figures 5 and 6 What is necessary is just to carry out the process of bend | attaching the label | marking adhesive wing part bent downward (S3).

As can be seen from the above description, the book bound according to the present invention has a relatively simple structure to which a bookbinding paper is added, so that when the book is unfolded, the book can be unfolded without being folded again. The user can easily read without pressing and pressing both folded and unfolded inlays, which improves the durability of bookbinding and keeps them clean even after a long time.

In addition, when the inlay bonding portion of the bookbinding paper is placed upward and the cover bonding wing portion is opened downward, the manufacturing cost can be reduced and the surface height of the inlay body can be made uniform by reducing the amount of paper required for the binding paper. .

In addition, since only the process of attaching the bookbinding paper in the existing bookbinding process needs to be added, the above-mentioned enhanced effect can be obtained by only slight modification of the manufacturing process.

Claims (8)

In bookbinding process of book, An inlay-binding paper attaching step of attaching one surface of the inlay with a plurality of inlays on which information is printed or recorded is attached to an inlay bonding unit located at the center of the binding paper; A cover-adhesive wing portion bending process for bending the excess wing portions downwardly in cylindrical shape on both sides of the bookbinding paper to which the inlay body is attached; And a bookbinding paper-cover bonding process for bonding the lower surface of the wing to the center of the cover. The method according to claim 1, Book-binding, characterized in that between the inlay-binding paper attachment process and the cover-bonding wing bending process, the bending portion forming process for interposed between the lower side of the inlay and the cover on each side of the excess of the binding paper Way. In an adhesive book, The label and the inside of the inside of the cover bent in a roughly "c" shape are bound by an adhesive, so that the adhesive portion of the inside of the cover rises from the cover to the arch when the book is opened. A book characterized in that the booklet is interposed with a binding paper at the binding position. The method according to claim 3, The bookbinding paper, the inlay adhesive portion bonded to the inlay body is positioned upward, protrudes to both sides of the inlay adhesive portion downwardly positioned bent cover adhesive wing bent in a cylindrical shape, each tip end of the cover adhesive wing is opened by a predetermined distance apart Books characterized in that bonded to the cover in the state. The method according to claim 3, The bookbinding paper, the inlay adhesive to be bonded to the inlay body is positioned upward, protrudes to both sides of the inlay adhesive portion to be positioned downwardly the cover adhesive wing bent in a cylindrical shape, the front end of the label adhesive wing in contact with each other Books characterized in that bonded to. The method according to claim 4 or 5, The bookbinding sheet is bent between both sides of the inlay adhesive portion and each of the two sides of the cover adhesive wing is formed bent between the lower side of the inlay and the cover is further formed, the book characterized in that the bottom of the bent portion is adhesively bonded to the cover. The method according to claim 6, Books, characterized in that the upper surface of the bent portion is further bonded to the lower portion of the inlay by an adhesive. The method according to claim 3, The bookbinding paper, the inlay adhesive is bonded to the inlay body is positioned upward, the bend portion is inserted between the inlay bottom side and the cover by bending both sides of the inlay adhesive portion, respectively, the upper surface of the bent portion is glued to the lower portion of the inlay with an adhesive And a lower surface of which is adhered to the cover with an adhesive.

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