JPH0116618Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] This invention relates to continuous paper for printing, and more specifically to a new paper storage structure that is convenient when connecting multiple series of continuous paper.

Line printers that use continuous paper with perforations for folding are increasingly capable of printing at high speeds, and as a result, the work of setting the continuous paper has become more frequent. Conventionally, in order to streamline such paper setting work, a method has been used in which multiple sets of continuous paper are connected in advance, that is, the end of the continuous paper being printed is glued to the beginning of another new continuous paper in the form of butting or overlapping steps. A method has been adopted that allows the printer to be operated continuously for a long time by bonding them using tape.

However, as is well known, the continuous paper
A single series weighs 10 to 15 kg, and it has a laminated structure in which each page is folded at the folding perforations, so it is easy to collapse, so it is always stored in a deep storage box. Therefore, as mentioned above, in order to join the starting and ending ends of two continuous sheets of paper, it is necessary to take out the continuous sheets of paper from the storage box one by one, and the weight of the continuous sheets and the rolling of the sheets make it difficult for the operator to join them. It was quite laborious work, and the work efficiency was poor.

The purpose of this invention is to solve the conventional situation as described above, and to provide a new continuous paper sheet that makes it easier to join multiple series of continuous paper sheets and improves the operator's work efficiency.

Briefly stated, this idea is based on continuous printing paper that is folded sequentially along folding perforations and stored in a stacked state in a storage box with an open top. The paper is set to a size corresponding to an integral multiple of the length of the paper, and the end portion of the paper is drawn out from the bottom of the laminated structure to the top and then stored in the storage box. It is.

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

FIG. 1 is a conceptual diagram showing one embodiment of this invention, in which 1 indicates continuous paper, 2 indicates a paper storage box, and 8 indicates a lid of the storage box 2. As is clear from the figure, the continuous paper 1 is stored in the storage box 2 in such a manner that the last page 1e is pulled out from the bottom of the folded stacked paper structure to the top and placed on top of the first page 1b. In addition, the stacking level (number of sheets) of continuous paper 1
is set to a value that corresponds to the page length of the paper, and when the last page is pulled out above the first page for storage and packaging, you can prevent unnecessary creases from forming on the paper pulled out from the bottom of the stacked paper. It is advantageous that it can be prevented and continuous printing can be performed during use.

Now, when performing a large amount of printing using the continuous paper 1 having the above configuration, as shown in FIG. Alternatively, at any time during printing, the ends of the first page 1b of another series of continuous paper 1B placed side by side are butted together and then joined with adhesive tape 4. In this case, since the last page 1e is pulled out to the upper part of the storage box 2, the joining operation with the first page 1b can be performed very efficiently. In addition,
As a paper joining method, it would be more advantageous if a double-sided adhesive tape was applied in advance to the back side of the end of the last page 1e of each of the continuous forms, and the tape was then adhered to the end surface of the first page 1b of the other continuous forms. Paper joining work can be made more efficient.

As is clear from the above explanation, according to the continuous paper for printing of this invention, when performing a large amount of printing, the work of joining the end and leading ends of multiple series of continuous paper is the end of the continuous paper being printed. This can be done very simply and easily at any time, without being limited to the last minute, and as a result, continuous printing becomes possible and the operating efficiency of the printer and operator can be improved. Therefore, when applied to high-speed printers, the practical effects are significant and extremely beneficial.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a conceptual diagram showing one embodiment of this invention, and FIG. 2 is a conceptual diagram showing how the continuous paper shown in FIG. 1 is used. 1, 1A and 1B...continuous paper for printing, 2...
...Storage box, 3...Lid of storage box, 4...Adhesive tape, 1e...Last page of paper, 1b...First page of paper.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claim for Utility Model Registration] Continuous printing paper 1 that is sequentially folded along folding perforations and stored in a laminated structure in a storage box 2 with an open top, the lamination level of the laminated structure is defined by a folding perforation machine. The paper is set to a size corresponding to an integral multiple of the length of the interstitial interval, and the end portion 1e of the paper is drawn out from the bottom of the laminated structure to the top and stored in the storage box 2. Continuous printing paper with special features.