KR910004161Y1 - Catalogue with sample - Google Patents

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Catalog with Samples

1 is a front view of a catalog with a lipstick sample as a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 2 is a rear view showing a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

3 is an enlarged cross-sectional view taken along the line X-X of FIG.

4 is an exploded perspective view of the present invention.

* Explanation of symbols for main parts of the drawings

1: substrate 2a-2n: sample storage space

3: cover 4: plastic paper

5a-5n: sample 6a-6n: through hole

7a-7n: Incision 8a-8n: Crimp

9: glue

The present invention relates to a catalog provided for the promotion of company's products and securing and pioneering new customers. In particular, by providing a small amount of samples on the substrate of the catalog, the catalog itself and the consumer's preference of the new developed product can be identified in advance. It relates to a catalog with a sample that can be.

Typically, a catalog is produced by a company to introduce or promote its propaganda or its products. A catalog produced in this way is intended to promote sales by providing or sending its products to a trader for the purpose of securing and pioneering new products. It is a realistic situation in the industry that the generalized and business customers, as well as business partners, obtain such catalogs quickly and analyze and cope with them.

Conventional catalogs (pamphlets, jiras, brochures) utilize the blanks and print out the development of new products and instructions on how to use the products. Therefore, consumers dealing with these catalogs have the opportunity to directly encounter product characteristics of newly developed products. There is no opportunity to access new products only by certain classes.

In addition, producers producing new products have a disadvantage that they cannot conduct market research more effectively before producing a large amount of whether a newly developed product is marketable or a product that consumers are satisfied with.

Therefore, the object of the present invention was developed to solve the above-mentioned disadvantages, and the substrate itself is a catalog for merchandising and provides a catalog with a small quantity (sample) of a newly developed new product.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a structure in which a sample storage space is formed by embossing on a substrate of a catalog, a structure in which a cover plate bonded to a plastic sheet is bonded to the substrate by an adhesive, and a sample embedded in the space portion of the substrate. It is to provide a catalog of the type including a structure in which an incision is formed on the plastic paper for easy use.

Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

In Figures 1-4, this embodiment shows a catalog with a lipstick sample for convenience. It is also noted that catalogs with eye shadow samples or liquid foundations can be modified.

Reference numeral 1 is a substrate made of coated paper.

The substrate 1 was printed on the front and the back side with special features, advantages, and shapes for various types of new products. On the substrate, a plurality of sample storage spaces 2a-2n were formed by embossing the substrate. In the space portion, a small amount of samples (5a-5n) is embedded.

Reference numeral 3 is a cover plate adhered to the above-described substrate 1 with an adhesive 9.

The cover plate 3 was made of paper, and the vinyl paper 4 was bonded to the upper surface thereof, and through holes 6a-6n were formed on the cover plate in the same manner as the sample storage space described above.

The plastic sheet 4 was formed with a cut line 7a-7n and a crimping portion 8a-8n at a point coincident with the aperture of the sample storage space portion and the cover plate of the substrate described above.

Referring to FIG. 4, the catalog including the sample of the present invention is described. Referring to FIG. 4, a plurality of sample storage spaces 2a-2n are embossed by printing the substrate 1 on which various letters and shapes of FIG. 4 are printed. And a small amount of samples 5a-5n are stored in this sample storage space.

In this state, when the sample is passed through the conveyor belt to the heating source, the received samples 5a-5n are uniformly melted in the sample storage space to maintain a horizontal plane.

Then, the upper surface of the sample storage space of the substrate 1 is coated with an adhesive 9, and the plastic sheet 4 is adhered to a suitable cover plate 3.

After such a work is made, press again to form a crimping portion 8a-8n so that the plastic sheet 4 firmly adheres to the cover plate 3, and at the same time, a cut line 7a-7n on the vinyl sheet. ) Form a complete catalog.

Therefore, the catalog with a sample of the present invention is not only a catalog itself, but also a newly developed and built-in sample that can be directly seen by the consumer, and a sample (5a-) cut out of the incision line 7a-7n. By using 5n) directly, the characteristics of new products can be known in advance, so it is expected to be able to actively meet the preference of producers and consumers.

Claims (1)

(a) a substrate 1 including sample storage spaces 2a-2n in which small amounts of samples 5a-5n are embedded; (b) a cover plate (3) adhered to the substrate with an adhesive (9) and provided with a plurality of through holes (6a-6n) at a point of contact with the sample storage space on the plate; (c) A catalog comprising a sample bonded on the cover plate and composed of vinyl papers (4) having incisions (7a-7n) and crimps (8a-8n).