JPH0520681Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Industrial Application Field] This invention relates to an envelope for delivering a file book for an envelope recipient.

[Conventional technology] In recent years, the banking industry has become more mechanized and deposit and withdrawal operations have been automated, allowing users to deposit and withdraw deposits using devices such as automatic teller machines. Instead of writing them down, various usage statements are issued from devices such as automatic teller machines each time they are used.

In this way, various devices are used and there are many cases in which single-sheet usage statements are issued without taking the form of a passbook. I've started sending it to other people.

[Problems to be solved by the invention] However, in the file book delivery business, each file book created in advance is inserted into an envelope and this envelope is delivered to the user.
When delivering to a large number of users, a lot of time and effort is required, such as writing the address on the envelope, filling in the necessary information in the file book, and inserting it into the envelope.

Moreover, the file book itself has unevenness due to the binding metal fittings and binding tabs, which can be an obstacle when creating a file book exclusively for envelope recipients on a printer that prints the necessary information. There was a problem in that they became an obstacle both during insertion and during delivery, making the delivery process even more complicated.

[Means for solving the problem] Therefore, in this invention, a file book and an envelope are integrated, with a sheet piece serving as a file book between the upper envelope sheet and the lower envelope sheet forming the envelope body. , and a predetermined portion of this sheet piece is
The envelope has a copying means for copying the entry of predetermined items on the top paper of the envelope, and is characterized in that a predetermined portion of the sheet piece is provided with a tongue piece for binding by cutting the sheet piece. The present invention provides an envelope that solves the above-mentioned conventional problems.

[Example] Next, this invention will be explained in detail based on an example shown in the drawings.

Reference numeral 1 in the figure shows one unit of envelope, which is a component of a continuous envelope.Envelope 1 consists of an upper envelope 2 and a lower envelope 3, on which the recipient's address and name are printed.
It consists of a sheet piece 4 that becomes a file book, and by applying adhesive S to the periphery of the upper envelope sheet 2 and the lower envelope sheet 3 and pasting them together, the upper envelope sheet 2 and the lower envelope sheet 3 It is formed so that opening perforations 20 and 30 provided on one side of the bag can be separated and opened. Further, the sheet piece 4 has a fold 41 along the longitudinal direction of the envelope 1 between the cover piece 6 and the mount piece 7.
The upper paper of the envelope 2 and
It is interposed between the envelope bottom sheet 3 and placed inside the envelope 1.

As shown in FIG. 1, an adhesive piece 8 is provided on one side of the mount piece 7 of the sheet piece 4 through a cutout perforation 70.
is adhered to the envelope bottom paper 3 via adhesive S,
The envelope 1 is provided so that the envelope 1 can be opened by cutting it open from the opening perforations 20 and 30 (and the cut-off perforation 70) and the sheet piece 4 that will become the file book can be taken out. Further, a predetermined portion of the sheet piece 4 located on the envelope top sheet 2 side is arranged on the back side of the envelope top sheet 2 or on the back side of the envelope top sheet 2 so that the entry of prescribed items in the entry area O of the envelope top sheet 2 is copied. The copying means P is provided with carbon ink on the back side of the usage statement, but the copying means P is not limited to this, for example, a copying transfer agent of a dye capsule is provided on each of the back sides, The copying means P may be provided with a color developer that directly develops color by reacting with the dye capsule on the surface of the sheet piece 4, or the copying means P may be provided with a pressure-sensitive self-coloring agent on the surface of the sheet piece 4. . Further, in order to use this sheet piece 4 as a file book 40, a tongue-like cut is made along the inner side of the end of the mount piece 7, and tongue pieces A, A for binding are provided to pass through the binding holes of documents. A synthetic resin sheet B for reinforcing the tongue pieces A, A and their surroundings is bonded in advance to the portion where the tongue pieces A, A are provided. It is provided by cutting into a piece. The holes provided on the left and right sides of this envelope 1 are transport holes M when a large number of consecutive envelopes having the same structure as this envelope 1 are transported by a tractor pin of a printer for continuous printing.

As shown in FIG. 2B, the sheet pieces 4 may be adhered to the upper envelope paper 2 and the sheet pieces 4 and the envelope lower paper 3 at the same position. Further, the cover piece 6 and the mount piece 7 of the sheet piece 4 may be overlapped at a fold line 42 that is perpendicular to the longitudinal direction of the envelope 1, as shown in FIG. Furthermore, when sheets made of different materials are used for the cover piece 6 and the mount piece 7, the inner side of the side corresponding to the fold line 41 or 42 may be bonded with an adhesive 43 (see FIG. 4).

Further, the positions and orientations of the tongue sides A and A may be determined depending on the size of the documents to be bound and the position of the binding holes.

Next, the use of the envelope of this invention will be explained.

The envelope 1 of this invention is shipped after the envelope sender prints and fills in the necessary information such as the envelope recipient's address, name, reference number, file name, etc. in the entry section O on the front surface of the top sheet 2 of the envelope 1. It is something. When the envelope recipient opens the envelope from the opening perforations 20 and 30 of the envelope, the adhesive piece 8 of the sheet piece 4 can also be cut off from the perforation 70, and the sheet piece 4 can be taken out. The envelope recipient's name, serial number, etc. are copied and written on the cover piece 6 of the sheet piece 4 taken out by the copying means P, and the tongue piece A is used as a file book 40 for the envelope recipient as shown in FIG. , A, the usage statement R is sequentially bound and used.

[Operations and Effects] As explained above, according to this invention, the tongue piece provided on the file book inside the envelope is only flush with the sheet piece due to the cut in the sheet piece that makes up the file book. Instead, the tongue is sandwiched between the top envelope paper and the bottom envelope paper, and the edges are pasted together.
The irregularities of the tongue piece do not appear on the outside of the envelope, making it possible to smoothly write information on the top of the envelope using a printer, and making it easy to handle during delivery, especially during mailing, as it does not take up much space on the envelope. As the specified information is copied and entered in the file book along with the entries on paper, the trouble of filling in the file book for each recipient of the envelope, checking with the information entered on the envelope, and inserting it into the envelope can be saved. Since the tongue piece is provided, the envelope is convenient in that it can be used as a file book immediately after opening.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is an explanatory diagram showing one embodiment of the envelope according to this invention, Fig. 2 A is an explanatory diagram showing a cross section of the line part in Fig. 1, and Fig. 2 B is an explanatory diagram showing a cross-section of the lined part in Fig. 1. 3 and 4 are explanatory diagrams showing other examples of the bonding form, FIGS. 3 and 4 are explanatory diagrams showing other examples of the overlapping form of sheet pieces, and FIG. 5 is an explanation of how the sheet pieces are used in one example. figure. 1...Envelope, 2...Envelope top paper, 3...Envelope bottom paper, 4...Sheet piece, 40...File book, 5...
... Envelope body, 6... Cover piece, 7... Mounting piece.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] The envelope is provided with a sheet piece serving as a file book between an upper envelope sheet and a lower envelope sheet forming the envelope body, and a predetermined part of this sheet piece is used to write prescribed items on the envelope upper sheet. An envelope characterized in that it has a copying means for copying, and a tongue piece for binding is provided at a predetermined portion of the sheet piece by cutting the sheet piece.