JPH10129158A - Overlaid postcard sheet and method of making postcard using the same - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [Problem] To create a three-fold concealed postcard conforming to the provisions of the Postal Law, a part of a concealed paper piece showing an address in the display of a postcard display on a middle paper piece serving as a postcard body In the case of pressure bonding due to a wide range of steps due to the notch in the overlapped part when bonding, a part of the piece of paper is wasted by cutting out the window part or cutting out the window part. Since pressurization cannot be performed, there have been many inconveniences such as generation of an unbonded portion, and occurrence of a stepped portion that is continuous along a side edge portion during mailing, resulting in separation. SOLUTION: An upper sheet 2 which is a top sheet having a transfer hole 7, a middle sheet 3 which is a middle sheet having a "postcard" indication on a predetermined back surface, and a lower sheet 4 which is a lowest sheet. A printed superimposed postcard sheet 1 consisting of
The postcard display 9 was exposed from the transfer hole 7 by folding and adhering releasably so that the address 11 printed on the uppermost paper sheet 2 was exposed.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a superimposed postcard sheet capable of sending more information at the same mailing rate than the amount of information that can be sent by a normal government-made postcard, and to a postcard prepared using the same. .

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, under the recent deregulation of the postal law, as a method of notifying confidential information in a postcard form that can be sent at a lower fee than a sealed letter, a concealment label is attached to a postcard, or a postcard body sheet is attached. The foldable concealment paper pieces connected to each other were used by being peelably bonded. Also, in order to increase the amount of information to be notified at a time in addition to the purpose of confidentiality, in order to effectively use postcards, in order to increase the notification area in accordance with the form rules and weight rules of standard postcards, A method of concealing the front and back surfaces of the main body with two concealment paper pieces, that is, a method of notifying with a three-fold postcard has come to be used.

[0003]

However, according to the provisions of the Postal Law, a postcard such as a "postcard" must be displayed as a postcard on the postcard itself. The concealment postcard formed by cutting out the concealment paper piece on the destination description side side or forming a window in order to expose the postcard display section, the conventional three-fold concealment postcard is In order to form a notch or window cutout, a piece of paper is cut off and the paper is wasted. Because of the inability to apply high pressure, there are many inconveniences, such as the occurrence of an unbonded portion and the occurrence of a problem in that the step portion continuous along the side end portion is caught at the time of mailing and peeled off.

[0004]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION In view of the above, the present invention provides a superposed sheet comprising three paper strips connected at a folding perforation or a cut perforation, and provided with transfer holes at both ends. An adhesive that is peelably adhered by applying predetermined adhesive conditions such as pressure, heat, etc., without being normally adhered to a predetermined overlapping surface, is provided, and one piece of paper having a transfer hole is provided. When three pieces of paper are superimposed so as to be at the highest position, a postcard display is provided in a portion corresponding to the transfer hole of the middle piece of paper.

[0005] According to the method, the destination and the concealment information are stored in one of the paper sheets having the transfer hole for the superimposed postcard sheet.
A step of printing concealment information on a predetermined surface of the other two sheets, a destination of the sheet having a transfer hole is displayed, and a postcard display on the medium sheet positioned at the middle position is displayed through the transfer hole. A step of cutting or folding the paper pieces to overlap each other, and a step of applying pressure or heat to the superposed surfaces of the three paper pieces with an adhesive roll to give an adhesive bonding condition, and bonding them.

[0006]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS An embodiment of the present invention is directed to a predetermined superimposed surface of a superimposed postcard sheet in which transfer holes are provided at both ends and three sheets of paper are connected at a folding perforation or a cut perforation. In addition, usually, adhesive is applied without peeling by applying predetermined adhesive conditions such as pressure, heat, etc., so that an adhesive that can be peeled off is attached, and a three-sheet piece having one transfer hole is positioned at the top. Are overlapped with each other, a postcard display is provided on a portion corresponding to the transfer hole of the middle-sized paper piece.

[0007] In the method of preparing a postcard from the tri-fold postcard sheet, one of the paper pieces having a transfer hole is provided while transferring the superimposed postcard sheet using the transfer hole.
The step of printing the concealment information on the predetermined surface of the other two pieces of paper, the destination and the concealment information, the destination of the piece of paper having a transfer hole is exposed, and the postcard display on the middle-positioned piece of paper is transferred from the transfer hole. A postcard through a process of cutting or folding three pieces of paper so as to be exposed, and a step of pressing or heating the overlapping surface of the three pieces of paper with an adhesive roll and applying an adhesive bonding condition and bonding. It is to make.

Next, the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. 1 to 6 are diagrams for explaining the first embodiment, FIG. 1 is a front plan view of a superimposed postcard sheet of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a rear plan view of FIG. 3 is an explanatory diagram of a process for creating a postcard from the superimposed postcard sheet of the present invention, FIG. 4 is a plan perspective view of a postcard prepared from the superimposed postcard sheet of the present invention, and FIG. FIG. 6 is an X-ray cross-sectional view, and FIG. FIG. 7 is a diagram illustrating the second embodiment. FIG. 8 is a diagram illustrating the third embodiment. FIG. 9 is a diagram illustrating the fourth embodiment.

The configuration of the first embodiment of the superimposed postcard sheet 1 will be described with reference to FIGS. An adhesive 1 that is previously releasably adhered to the superimposed postcard sheet 1
0 is applied to the entire front and back surfaces, and the transfer holes 7 and 8 are provided when printing at least a predetermined item on a rectangular sheet provided with transfer holes 7 and 8 at both end portions. Same superimposed postcard sheet 1 through perforations in the direction
Are continuous (not shown). Then, a folding perforation 5 provided in a direction parallel to the transfer holes 7 and 8.
When the postcard is formed, it is divided into three pieces: an upper sheet piece 2 which is the uppermost sheet piece, a middle sheet piece 3 which is the middle sheet piece, and a lower sheet piece 4 which is the lowermost sheet piece. .

The width of the upper sheet 2 which is the uppermost sheet is the transfer hole 7.
, And the width of the middle paper piece 3 as the middle paper piece is the length between the folding perforation 5 and the folding perforation 6, the lowest paper piece. The width of the lower sheet 4 is the same as the length of the folding perforation 6 excluding the transfer hole 8 on the side end side on which the slit mark 14 is displayed, and the width of each sheet becomes equal. It is set as follows. That is, when three pieces of paper are folded in a Z-shape via the folding perforation 5 and the folding perforation 6, the upper paper piece 2 including the transfer hole 7 as the uppermost paper piece, and the middle paper piece as the middle paper piece. 3. The size of the lower sheet 4, which does not include the transfer hole 8 as the lowest sheet, is substantially the same size.

An address entry section A is provided on the front side of the top sheet 2, which is the top sheet, and a postage display is printed thereon so that the address and display information can be described. Further, a concealment information entry section B is provided on the back side so that concealment information can be described.

[0012] The middle sheet 3, which is a middle sheet, is a main sheet of a postcard, and concealment information entry sections B are provided on the front and back sides, respectively, so that concealment information can be described. I have. On the back side, a perforation 5 for folding is provided.
When the sheet is folded on the back side of the upper sheet 2 which is the uppermost sheet, a postcard display 9 of "postcard" is printed at a position corresponding to the transfer hole 7.

[0013] A concealed information entry section is provided on the front side of the lowermost sheet piece 4 which is the lowermost sheet piece surrounded by a virtual line connecting the slit marks 14 printed on the transfer hole 8 side and the folding perforation 6. B is provided so that concealment information can be described, and display information can be described in the display information entry section C on the back side.

Next, a method of producing the postcard 21 shown in FIGS. 4 and 5 from the superimposed postcard sheet 1 will be described with reference to FIG.
Will be described step by step based on. First, the superimposed postcard sheet 1 is transported into an appropriate printer through the transport holes 7 and 8 provided on both sides, and the address 11 is entered in the address entry section A on the front side of the upper paper sheet 2 which is the uppermost paper sheet. The concealment information 13 is printed on the concealment information entry section B on the front side of the middle sheet 3 as the middle sheet and the lower sheet 4 as the lowest sheet. Further, the concealment information 13 is stored in the concealment information entry section B on the back side of the top sheet 2 which is the top sheet and the middle sheet 3 which is the middle sheet, and the bottom sheet 4 which is the bottom sheet.
The display information 12 is printed in the display information entry section C on the back side of the display.

After printing information on a predetermined portion of the front and back surfaces of the superimposed postcard sheet 1, the destination 11 of the top sheet 2 which is the uppermost sheet is displayed via the folding perforation 5 and the folding perforation 6. The middle sheet 3 as a middle sheet and the lower sheet 4 as the lowest sheet are folded and folded in a Z-shape so that the slit mark 14 printed on the transfer hole 8 side is used as a guide. The transfer hole 8 is cut off. The transfer hole 7 constitutes a part of the upper sheet piece 2 which is the uppermost sheet piece, and therefore is not cut off and is overlapped with the back side of the middle sheet piece 3 which is a middle sheet piece. At this time, a postcard display 9 of "postcard" appears from the transfer hole 7 (see FIGS. 4 and 5).

Further, in the production of the postcard 21, in order to adhere the adhesive 10 which is releasably adhered to the folded surface, a pressure is applied by a pressure roll 16 which applies a pressure which is an adhesive condition of the adhesive. Glue. The adjustment of the pressing force is not limited to the tightening of the pressure roll 16, and the pressure roll 16 may be additionally provided as necessary.

The pressure-sensitive adhesive 10 which is releasably adhered is, for example, graft copolymerized with 2 to 8 parts by weight of styrene and 10 to 16 parts by weight of methyl methacrylate with respect to 100 parts by weight of natural rubber. 2 to 10 parts by weight of a terpene resin-based tackifier is added to the obtained natural rubber latex to form a pressure-sensitive base adhesive.
With respect to parts by weight, titanium oxide having an average particle size of 1 to 30 μm,
It is obtained by adding 150 to 250 parts by weight of a fine particulate filler such as wheat starch and silica.

Further, in place of the pressure-sensitive adhesive 10 which releasably adheres, a heat-sensitive adhesive which releasably adheres by applying heat may be used. When a heat-sensitive adhesive is used, the pressure bonding roll 16 serving as the bonding means shown in FIG. 5 may be a thermocompression bonding roll, and a thermocompression bonding roll may be added as necessary. .

FIG. 6 shows the mailed postcard 21 which is peeled and developed by the recipient in order to read the contents of the communication. The upper paper strip 2 as a paper strip is peeled from the side end side of the transfer hole 7 side, and the lower paper strip 4 as the lowest paper strip which also covers the middle paper strip 3 which is also a postcard body paper strip and a middle paper strip.
Is peeled from the side end side opposite to the perforation 6 for folding.

In order to facilitate peeling and development, a corner peeling K is provided at a corner of a predetermined piece of paper and an adhesive-suppressing printing is performed on one side of the adhesive on the opposite side of the paper by printing ink to provide a light peeling portion. Is also good.

In the case where the lowermost sheet piece 4 which is the lowest sheet piece has a size including the transfer hole 8, the slitter 1 shown in FIG.
The separation of the transfer hole 8 by 5 is unnecessary.

Next, a postcard 31 according to the second embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. 7 with the same reference numerals assigned to the same components as those of the postcard 21 according to the first embodiment. The postcard 31 is a superimposed postcard sheet 1 in which a lowermost sheet piece 4 as a lowermost sheet piece and a middle sheet piece 3 as a middle sheet piece are connected via a perforation 6 for cutting. After printing information on a predetermined portion of the front and back surfaces of the postcard sheet 1, the lowermost sheet piece 4 which is the lowest sheet piece at the cutting perforation 6 is connected to the upper sheet piece 2 which is the uppermost sheet piece and the middle sheet piece which is the middle sheet piece. 3, the top sheet 2 as the top sheet and the middle sheet 3 as the middle sheet are folded through the perforation 5 so that a postcard display 9 of “postcard” appears from the transfer hole 7. It is created by superimposing, superposing so that the concealment information 13 of the lowermost sheet piece 4 which is the lowermost sheet piece separated from the middle sheet piece 3 which is the middle sheet piece is in contact with each other, and bonding with the adhesive 10 which is releasably adhered. It is.

Next, a postcard 41 according to the third embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. 8 by attaching the same reference numerals to the same components as those of the postcard 21 according to the first embodiment. The postcard 41 is a superimposed postcard sheet 1 in which an upper sheet piece 2 as an uppermost sheet piece and a middle sheet piece 3 as a middle sheet piece are connected via a perforation 5 for cutting. After printing information on a predetermined portion on the front and back surfaces of the sheet 1, the upper sheet 2, which is the uppermost sheet, is connected to the middle sheet 3, which is a continuous middle sheet, and the lower sheet 4, which is the lowest sheet, at a perforation 5 for cutting. And the middle piece of paper 3 and the lowermost piece of paper 4 are folded so that the postcard display 9 of "Postcard" displayed on the middle piece of paper 3 is displayed. Of the top sheet 2 which is the uppermost sheet cut out into the middle sheet 3 as the middle sheet, and the medium sheet 3 which is the middle sheet is transferred from the transfer hole 7. So that the postcard display 9 of "Postcard" displayed on I together, are those made by bonding with an adhesive 10 releasably adhered to.

Next, a postcard 51 according to a fourth embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. 9 by attaching the same reference numerals to the same components as those of the postcard 21 according to the first embodiment. The difference between the postcard 51 and the postcard 21 of the first embodiment is that the form of folding of the superimposed postcard sheet 1 made of three pieces of paper is Z.
It is not in the shape of a roll but in a three-fold shape, and the arrangement of the two pieces of paper excluding the upper piece of paper 2, which is the uppermost piece of paper, is switched. That is, in the superimposed postcard sheet 1 composed of three pieces of paper, the uppermost piece of paper 2 and the lowermost piece of lower piece 4 are connected via a folding perforation 5 and the lowermost piece of lower piece of paper is connected. The middle piece of paper 3 as a middle piece of paper is connected to the other end side of the piece 4 via a perforation 6 for folding, and the piece of middle paper 3 as a middle piece of paper through the perforation 6 for folding. Lower sheet 4 which is the lower sheet
Are folded so that the postcard display 9 indicating “postcard” displayed on the middle sheet 3 as a middle sheet is exposed from the transfer hole 7 of the upper sheet 2 as the top sheet. 5 is formed by folding the top paper piece 2 which is the uppermost paper piece via the adhesive layer 5 and bonding the upper paper piece 2 with an adhesive 10 which is releasably bonded.

In addition to the above-described embodiment, the three paper strips may be connected through cut-out perforations, and the three paper strips may be cut and overlapped. The display information may be provided by printing, in addition to being provided by printing.

[0026]

As is apparent from the above description, the overlapped postcard sheet composed of the upper sheet piece, the middle sheet piece, and the lower sheet piece of the present invention is transferred to the printing device and the processing machine provided at both ends. One of the transfer holes for the postcard is incorporated into the uppermost piece of paper, which is the uppermost piece of paper, so that it can be used as a hole for displaying the "postcard" display that is displayed on the middle piece of paper, which is also the postcard body piece of paper. It is possible to save resources of the superimposed postcard sheet material, and it is possible to adhere almost uniformly over almost the entire surface. In addition, since there is no continuous step along the side edge, it is caught and peels off. In addition, when printing a superimposed postcard sheet with an electrophotographic non-impact printer, there are no holes or notches other than the transfer holes in the superimposed postcard sheet. The order not discharge directly photoreceptor is subjected to the due pressure used when transferring the sheet, in which an effect that the life of the photosensitive member can be long lasting.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a front side plan view of a superimposed postcard sheet of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a rear side plan view of the superimposed postcard sheet of the present invention.

FIG. 3 is an explanatory diagram of a process of creating a postcard from a superimposed postcard sheet according to the present invention.

FIG. 4 is a plan perspective view of a postcard created according to the first embodiment;

FIG. 5 is a sectional view taken along line XX of FIG. 4;

FIG. 6 is an explanatory diagram of peeling development of the postcard created in the first embodiment.

FIG. 7 is an explanatory diagram of a postcard created according to the second embodiment.

FIG. 8 is an explanatory diagram of a postcard created according to the third embodiment.

FIG. 9 is an explanatory diagram of a postcard created in the fourth embodiment.

[Explanation of symbols]

 REFERENCE SIGNS LIST 1 superimposed postcard sheet 2 top sheet as top sheet 3 middle sheet as middle sheet 4 bottom sheet as bottom sheet 5, 6 perforation 7, 8 transfer hole 9 postcard display 10 adhesive peelable adhesive Agent 11 Address 12 Display information 13 Concealment information 14 Slit mark 15 Slitter 16 Crimping roll 21, 31, 41, 51 Postcard A Address entry part B Concealment information entry part C Display information entry part

Claims (2)

[Claims] 1. A three-sheet piece is connected at a folding perforation or a cut-out perforation, and usually does not adhere to a predetermined superimposed surface of a superimposed sheet having transfer holes provided at both ends. By applying a predetermined bonding condition such as pressure, heat, etc., an adhesive is provided to be releasably bonded, and when three pieces of paper are stacked such that one piece of paper having a transfer hole is at the top, A superimposed postcard sheet, wherein a postcard display is provided in a portion corresponding to the transfer hole of a middle-sized paper piece. 2. A step of printing a destination and concealment information on one of the paper sheets having a transfer hole for a superimposed postcard sheet, and printing concealment information on a predetermined surface of the other two paper sheets, respectively. Cutting or folding the three pieces of paper so that the postcard display on the middle-positioned piece of paper is exposed through the transport hole, and adding the three pieces of paper together with an adhesive roll. Pressure, or heating,
Adhering the adhesive under adhesive conditions and adhering the same, and a method for producing a postcard using a superimposed postcard sheet.