JPH02292Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the invention] (Purpose and background of the invention) This invention is an information management set consisting of master paper and pocket sheets suitable for repeatedly copying addresses and other necessary information on labels using a PPC copying machine. This invention relates to improvements to pocket sheets.

Traditionally, PPC copiers have been used to streamline the work of addressing direct mail, invitations, and invoices. This method involves writing the address for each category on master paper using type printing, etc., and then printing it on a removable label on a backing paper that is approximately the same size as the master paper.
Copies are made using a PPC copier.
The copied labels are peeled off from the backing paper for each category.
Simply attach it to an envelope or postcard to complete the addressing process. According to this method, even if you have to repeatedly ship to multiple fixed addresses, if you save the master paper with the addresses written on it, you can simplify the address writing process by simply copying it onto the label. There are advantages that can be achieved.

However, with this method, if one of the addresses written on the master paper changes or becomes unnecessary, the entire address must be rewritten on another master paper or copied as is on the label. However, there are drawbacks that result in unnecessary effort or unnecessary copying of unnecessary parts onto the label.

In order to overcome the drawbacks of this method, US Patent No. 4,345,394 proposes to cut the master paper into address categories, insert the address pieces into multiple pockets covered on top of the base sheet, and use them instead of the master paper. No., Jitsugan 58-
It was proposed in No. 183449 and Utility Application No. 183450. However, when making copies using such pocket sheets, the fused portions of the sheets that separate the pockets may be copied slightly black, making the copied address paper appear dirty. This is thought to be because the fused portion produces a step due to the pressure during fusion, which causes a shadow to appear.

The present invention is based on such proposals and attempts to provide a pocket sheet for information management set that eliminates this drawback.

(Structure of the invention) The present invention has an opening in one direction of a transparent synthetic resin bag cover sheet overlaid on a transparent synthetic resin bag base sheet, and fuses the partitioned sides. This is a pocket sheet with a plurality of pockets separated by attached parts, and a white mask is fused to the fused part and slightly on both sides of the fused part, and this white mask is By applying this, it is possible to obtain the effect that the fused portion of the pocket sheet does not need to be copied onto copy paper.

(Example) Next, an example of the present invention will be described based on the drawings.

The pocket sheet 1 has a cover sheet 3 similarly made of a synthetic resin sheet overlaid on one side of a see-through base sheet 2 made of a transparent synthetic resin sheet, and a plurality of pockets 4 formed by partitioned sides 6.
is formed. This pocket 4 is formed so that when a master paper insertion piece, which will be described later, is inserted into the pocket 4, the cover sheet 3 covers the entry field of the master paper insertion piece. In this embodiment, the pocket 4 is formed by stacking the cover sheet 3 on one side of the base sheet 2 and opening the opening 7 for the master paper insertion piece in one direction, so that the opening 7 is shaped like a bag.
It is formed by integrating the other section sides 6 by fusion.

Reference numeral 8 denotes a mask, which connects the fused portion 5 of the base sheet 2 from the back side of the pocket sheet, that is, from the base sheet 2 side.
A white line-shaped piece of white rubber or synthetic resin is fused to cover a small portion of both sides of the fused portion 5. The slight width on both sides of the welded portion 5 may be such that when an insertion piece of master paper, which will be described later, is inserted into the pocket 4, no visible gap is created between the insertion piece and the welded portion 5.

Reference numeral 9 denotes a part provided at one of the four edges of the pocket sheet 1 for storing loose leaves or the like into a binder, and a binder hole 10 for loose leaves is formed therein.

Reference numeral 11 designates an index pocket, which, like the above-mentioned pocket 4, is provided with an entrance and exit for an index insertion piece, etc. in one direction at one end of the four sides of the pocket sheet 1 using the base sheet 2 and the cover sheet 3. It is formed into a shape.

In this way, a pocket sheet is formed as a whole.

(Example of use) Next, the master paper 12 used as a set for this pocket sheet 1 has perforations 14
It consists of a plurality of insertion pieces 13 and index insertion pieces 15 that can be separated into pieces, and the insertion pieces 13 and index insertion pieces 15 are large enough to be inserted into the pocket 4 and the index pocket 11 of the pocket sheet 1. Moreover, it is formed so that an address, etc. can be written on the surface.
Note that 16 and 17 are binder holes and binding portions provided as necessary.

The master paper 12 made in this way is
The necessary information such as the address is written on the insert piece 13, and if necessary, the necessary information is written on the index insert piece 15, which are separated from each other at the perforation 14 and inserted into the pocket 4 and the index formed on the pocket sheet 1. It is inserted into the pocket 11 through the respective entrances and exits 7 and 17 with the surface facing upward.

In this way, addresses, etc., are copied onto a label using a PPC copying machine or the like.

(Effects of the Invention) Since the present invention is formed and used as described above, it has the following effects.

In other words, in the overall structure, it is possible to copy onto a label using a copying machine in the same way as conventional master paper by simply inserting the insert into the pocket sheet, and it is also possible to copy the fused part and a small amount on both sides. The structure is such that the fused portion is covered with white so that it does not stain the copy paper and make copies, making it possible to make copies with a clean finish.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show an embodiment of the present invention; Fig. 1 is an external view of the pocket sheet from the front side, Fig. 2 is an external view of the pocket sheet from the back side, and Fig. 3 is a cross section taken along the line -- in Fig. 1. Figure 4 is the − of Figure 1.
Line sectional view, Figure 5 is an external view of master paper,
FIG. 6 is an external view showing the insert piece from which the master paper shown in FIG. 5 has been cut away. In the drawings, 1 is a pocket sheet, 2 is a base sheet, 3 is a cover sheet, 4 is a pocket, and 5 is a pocket sheet.
6 is a fusion part, 6 is a section edge, 7 is an entrance/exit, and 8 is a mask.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A synthetic resin bag cover sheet which is also transparent and which is stacked on a transparent synthetic resin bag base sheet is opened in one direction, the partitioned sides are fused, and the bag has a plurality of pockets separated by the fused parts. A pocket sheet characterized in that a white mask is applied by fusion to the fused portion of the pocket sheet and slightly on both sides of the fused portion.