JP2010173321A - Tearable information communication medium and method of manufacturing the same - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To costly material a conventional information communication body capable of tearing. In addition, there are disadvantages such as defects in the manufacturing process and poor yield. The present invention provides an information communication body and a method for manufacturing the information communication body that are inexpensive and eliminate the factor of stopping work during the manufacturing process.
When a plurality of leaf pieces connected via folding lines are folded, the unsealed end faces are aligned so as not to be stepped. Along the unsealed end surface, a perforation is formed on one leaf piece by a micro-sewing machine. The recipient of the information communication body thus formed can be easily opened by breaking the perforation.
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Description

  The present invention relates to an information communication body that can be used for DM, postcards, reciprocal postcards, sealed letters, and the like, and a manufacturing method thereof. More specifically, the present invention has an internal structure in which sheets that are folded or separated and overlaid in multiple layers are peelably laminated, although the appearance is normal DM, postcard, reciprocating postcard, sealed letter, etc. The present invention relates to an information communication body in which a large amount of information is concealed and a manufacturing method thereof.

  2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, information communication bodies in which a plurality of leaf pieces on which information is described are folded or separated and can be mailed by being superimposed are widely used as postal items such as postcards. As such an information communication body, for example, Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 6-219083 discloses a postcard equipped with a synthetic resin film, which can be continuously and automatically manufactured, discarded, disposed of, etc. A postcard that can be easily performed is disclosed.

  In the above-mentioned postcard and its manufacturing method in the prior art, a synthetic resin film that can be torn between one sheet piece is formed between two opposing leaf pieces of two folded sheet pieces constituting a paper postcard body. Is attached in a peelable manner, and is interposed between the other sheet pieces so as not to be peeled off.

By the way, the tearable synthetic resin film in the prior art makes it possible to tear down a postcard that describes privacy-related contents (address name, various amounts, personally assigned numbers, etc.). However, as such a film material, there is specifically described a biaxially stretched polypropylene film [trade name: Pyrene Film-ET: Toyobo Co., Ltd.] that can be torn in one direction.
JP-A-6-219083

  However, in the prior art using the special film as described above, since the cost of the film is high, the cost of the product itself increases, and the film can be easily broken. During the work, the film may be broken by mistake, or the broken film may be wound around rollers or the like, not only the work is interrupted, but also the product yield becomes very bad. was there.

  As a film constituting a pseudo-adhesive sheet to be interposed between the opposing leaf pieces of the sheet piece constituting the information communication body after earnest research, the present inventors are expensive as described above and broken during the manufacturing operation. It is not necessary to use a special film that is likely to cause trouble in the work, and even if it is used as a base material, a film material that is inexpensive, strong, and does not easily tear, such as a normal PET film, Providing an information communication body that can be easily broken upon disposal, and that does not cause film tearing during manufacturing operations, has excellent workability, and does not hinder the work, and a method for manufacturing the same. To do.

In order to solve the above-described problem, the tearable information communication body according to the present invention includes a fold line and / or a tear line formed from a plurality of leaf pieces connected in a lateral direction via a fold line and / or a tear line. In an information communication body in which any opposing leaf pieces generated by folding and / or cutting from each other are integrated in a peelable manner via a pseudo adhesive sheet,
The opening end edges of the opposing leaf pieces after being folded coincide with each other and overlap, and a perforation for opening by a micro sewing machine is provided along the opening end edge.

  In finishing the information communication body into a single product by cutting, at least perforation for opening is formed by a micro-sewing machine. By forming the opening perforation, after the finished information communication body is opened from the perforation, the end face of the side opened by breaking the perforation is formed in an uneven state including a number of cuts. Therefore, the recipient of the information communication body can easily tear and discard it from the end face of the opened side. In addition to the opening perforations, the other sides may be cut by breaking the perforations perforated by micro-sewing and finished as a single product. By doing so, it becomes possible to tear at a plurality of sides of the peeled and opened information communication body paper, and it becomes easier to discard.

In order to solve the above-mentioned problem, the tearable information communication body manufacturing method according to the present invention is a method in which unit sheets composed of a plurality of leaf pieces connected in the horizontal direction via folding lines and / or cut lines are connected in the vertical direction. With respect to the long information communication sheet thus formed, a pseudo-adhesive sheet is continuously laminated on a pseudo-adhesive planned surface composed of two leaf pieces connected on at least one side of a unit paper, and a fold line and / or a cut line is formed with the laminated surface inside. Folding from each other, cutting each individual unit paper, and then integrating each of the opposing leaf pieces so as to be peelable by pressing or heating / pressing through both pseudo-adhesive sheets laminated on each facing inner surface In the manufacturing method of the information communication body which is integrated by peelable adhesion between the pseudo-adhesive sheets laminated on each opposing surface between the opposing leaf pieces,
A perforation for opening with a micro-sewing machine is formed along an opening edge of an arbitrary leaf piece.

Furthermore, in order to solve the above-described problem, the tearable information communication body manufacturing method according to the present invention includes a plurality of unit sheets made up of a plurality of leaf pieces connected via folding lines and / or cut lines. For the sheet-like information communication body paper, the pseudo-adhesive sheet is continuously laminated on the pseudo-adhesive planned surface composed of arbitrary connected two-leaf pieces in the unit paper arranged on the sheet-like information communication body paper sequentially drawn from the upstream, Fold and / or cut continuously from the fold line and / or cut line, cut into individual unit sheets, folded and / or cut from the fold line and / or cut line with the laminated surface inside, and then the opposing leaf pieces It consists of each process that integrates so that it can be peeled off by pressing or heating / pressing through both pseudo-adhesive sheets laminated on each facing surface. A method of manufacturing a peelably integrated information communication member by pseudo adhesion between the sheets laminated to each opposing surface,
A perforation for opening with a micro-sewing machine is formed along an opening edge of an arbitrary leaf piece.

  In the cutting process for each individual unit paper, both sides on the top side of the unit paper in each information communication body paper in which the pseudo adhesive sheet is interposed between the opposing leaf pieces by combining the leaf pieces and the pseudo adhesive sheet, for example, The recipient of the information communication body is opened by being cut by breaking the perforation perforated by the micro-sewing machine and thereby forming the end face of the side related to the cutting in an uneven state including a number of cuts. It can be easily cut and discarded from any side of the top and bottom.

  Similarly, the step of cutting a plurality of marginal portions or blank portions of each information communication body may be performed by breaking the perforation of the microsewing machine. The execution time may be executed simultaneously with the perforation of the opening perforation, or may be executed step by step in a plurality of steps. The recipient of the information communication body thus finished can easily tear off the end face of any side cut by the perforation break and discard it.

  In addition, if the cutting means by breaking each perforation is adopted in all the cutting steps of the information communication body paper, the recipient of the information communication body can easily tear from any end face, Very convenient.

  There is no restriction on the ratio of cut and uncut in the micro perforations, in short, in the manufacturing process, the perforations and required sides for opening the unit paper in the long information communication body paper, the leaf pieces and the pseudo adhesive sheet are used. It is possible to break and separate together, and at the time of discarding the obtained information communication body, the leaf piece and the pseudo adhesive sheet are torn together from the side having the uneven surface related to the breakage of the information communication body Any perforation that is sufficient to enable this is sufficient. Such a perforation can be selected in a ratio range of a cut length of 0.2 mm to 0.85 mm and an uncut length of 0.1 mm to 0.25 mm according to the experiments by the present inventors. Among the ratios of combinations, for example, a ratio of 0.5 mm (cut): 0.15 mm (uncut) or 0.35 mm (cut): 0.1 mm (uncut) can be suitably employed.

  The shape of the perforation is not limited, and the cut portion may be formed with a normal straight line or curve, for example, and the cut portion is continuously formed with circular or other fine holes of different shapes. It may be formed and perforated.

  That is, the ratio between the cut and uncut, the shape of the perforation, and the like may be arbitrarily selected according to the amount and type of paper used for the information communication body and the thickness and hardness of the pseudo adhesive sheet. .

  As described above, according to the tearable information communication body of the present invention, as a constituent material of the pseudo-adhesive sheet interposed between the opposing leaf pieces of the sheet piece constituting the information communication body, it is originally expensive and originally Even without using a special film that can be easily torn, even if a pseudo-adhesive sheet containing a normal film material that is inexpensive, strong, and not easily torn is used as a base material, At the time of disposal, by tearing from the uneven end surface of the cut edge formed by the break of the perforation of the micro sewing machine, the tear is continuously expanded as a trigger of fine cuts on the uneven end surface, and can be extremely easily torn. Is possible. In addition, according to the present invention, as a constituent material of the pseudo-adhesive sheet, not a special film that is expensive and easy to tear as described above, but an ordinary film material that is inexpensive, strong, and does not easily tear is used. Therefore, the product cost can be significantly reduced.

  According to the present invention, the constituent material of the pseudo-adhesive sheet is not a special film that is expensive and easy to tear as described above, but is an ordinary film material that is inexpensive, strong, and does not easily tear. Since it is possible to use the parliamentary adhesive sheet included in the material, it is possible to avoid the trouble that the film is accidentally torn during the manufacturing operation, or that the torn film is wound around rollers, etc. As a result, production efficiency and product yield are improved.

  When the perforation is a micro perforation, particularly a micro perforation having a ratio in the range of a cut length of 0.35 mm to 0.85 mm and an uncut length of 0.1 mm to 0.25 mm, The concavo-convex end face of the cut side formed by the fracture exhibits a state extremely close to a cut surface by a normal cutting blade in terms of appearance and touch while including innumerable fine cuts.

  Furthermore, if the opening side end surfaces of the opposing leaf pieces of the information communication body are matched, there is no catch for opening, so that it is possible to prevent accidents such as natural opening during mailing.

Hereinafter, the present invention will be described based on examples with reference to the drawings.
FIGS. 1A and 1B are a front view and a back view of a long bi-fold postcard paper. FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view highlighting the thickness of the pseudo-adhesive sheet. FIG. 3 is a view showing a state in which the pseudo adhesive sheet shown in FIG. 2 is laminated on the pseudo adhesion planned surface shown in FIG. FIG. 4 is a schematic view of a main part showing a method for producing a tearable two-fold postcard using the pseudo adhesive sheet shown in FIG. 2 and the long two-fold postcard paper shown in FIG. FIGS. 5A, 5B, and 5C are cross-sectional views taken along lines II, II-II, and III-III in FIG. 6 (A) and 6 (B) emphasize each plan view of the tearable information communication body finished by the tearable information communication body manufacturing method shown in FIG. 4 and its thickness in the XX line. It is sectional drawing. FIG. 7 is a plan view of a different mode of the information communication body that can be torn. FIG. 8 is a perspective view showing an opened state of the half-folded postcard shown in FIG.

  As shown in FIG. 1, a unit paper t1 for bi-fold postcards in a long bi-fold postcard paper S1 is formed by connecting a first leaf piece 1 and a second leaf piece 2 via a fold line 3 and cutting them. It is continuously connected in the vertical direction via lines 12 and 12. The fold line 3 is not necessarily displayed, and may be a perforation, a crease, or the like. Similarly, the cutting lines 12 and 12 are not necessarily displayed, and may be perforations.

  On the surface of the first leaf piece 1, a postage stamp field 4, a zip code field 5, a recipient's address name 6, etc. are written by, for example, printing by a printer or the like, and general information 7 is written on the surface of the second leaf piece 2. Furthermore, personal information 8 that requires secrecy (only general information or personal information and general information may be mixed) is described on each back surface of the first leaf piece 1 and the second leaf piece 2.

  Further, a marginal portion 10 in which a plurality of marginal holes 9 for transferring a sheet with a cutting line 11 and a pin tractor described later is provided outside each leaf piece 1, 2. The cutting line 11 is not necessarily displayed, and may be a perforation or the like.

  The long bi-fold postcard sheet S1 is folded in a bellows shape from the cutting line 12, and is arranged on the lower left side in FIG. The long bi-fold postcard sheet S1 may be supplied from a roll around which the long folded paper sheet S1 is wound instead of being fed in the form of a bellows in block units.

  The long half-folded postcard sheet S1 passes through the support roller 20 and is pulled up while matching the marginal hole 9 and the pin of the upper pin tractor 21. The elongate half-folded postcard paper S1 that has passed through the pin tractor 21 is transported downstream while being pulled by the nip roller 25 disposed downstream, but continuously from the roll that waits upward in the middle. As shown in FIG. 3, the pseudo-adhesive sheet G that is fed out is covered with the laminating rollers 22 and 22 so that the back surface of each leaf piece of the long folded paper sheet S <b> 1 is covered almost entirely.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the pseudo-adhesive sheet G is preferably made of, for example, polyethylene terephthalate, polypropylene, polycarbonate, acetate, or the like, which is strong and difficult to expand and contract as the substrate 15. Then, a heat-sensitive adhesive layer 16 made of a known heat-sensitive adhesive is formed on one surface of the base material, and the remaining other surface is counterfeited and subjected to pressure or heating / pressure treatment. A pseudo-adhesion layer 17 that enables adhesion is formed.

As a method for forming an opening perforation M for enabling tearing of the information communication body, for example, a round-blade microsewing machine 23 is pressed against the backup roller 24, and the long half-fold postcard sheet S1 passes between them. You just have to do it. In this way, the perforation that penetrates both the long bi-fold postcard sheet S1 and the pseudo adhesive sheet G is continuously formed.
In the present invention, the opening perforation M is formed immediately after the pseudo adhesive sheet G is coated, but is not limited thereto.

  It should be noted that there is no problem if the perforated paper sheet S1 is preliminarily provided with folding perforations for folding both leaf pieces, but if the folding perforations are not provided, When the perforation M is formed (for example, immediately after the pseudo adhesive sheet G is coated), a fold line may be formed by, for example, a round blade folding perforation and supplied to a downstream process.

  Then, as shown in FIG. 5 (A), the long half-folded postcard paper S1 on which the pseudo-adhesive sheet G is coated and the perforation line M for opening is formed by the nip rollers 25, 25. After being discharged and forming a slack with the support roller 26, while reaching the support roller 28 from the downstream folding angle 27, the fold line 3 faces the laminated surfaces as shown in FIG. Is folded in half. After that, it proceeds in the horizontal direction by the support roller 28 and is conveyed to the downstream process while aligning both the marginal holes 9 with the pins of the downstream pin tractor 29.

  Thereafter, both marginal portions 10 are cut by the downstream slitters 30 and 30 as shown in FIG. 5C, the unsealed edges of both leaf pieces are finished and transferred to the downstream die-cut rollers 31 and 31, The first leaf piece 1, the second leaf piece 2, and the pseudo adhesive sheet G are combined, and both sides on the top and bottom sides of the unit sheet t 1 are cut. Then, the unit paper t1 in the folded state that has been cut and separated is transferred to the downstream sealer with the pseudo adhesive sheet G interposed between the opposing leaf pieces.

  The sealer portion is composed of a plurality of transport rollers 32 and a plurality of heater panels 33, which are arranged so as to alternately oppose each other. While the unit paper t1 in the folded state transferred to the sealer passes while being heated between the vertically opposed heater panels 33, 33, the pseudo adhesive sheet G interposed between the opposed leaf pieces faces each other. The pseudo adhesive layers 17 are activated, and the pseudo adhesive layers 17 are integrated with each other by being pressed by the pressure rollers 34 and 34 installed at the discharge port. Then, the finally produced two-fold postcard J1 shown in FIG. 6 is sequentially stacked on a stacker 35 including a rear belt conveyor or the like.

  Note that the sealer is not limited to the above-described configuration, and may be subjected to heating / pressurization processing by other means such as a heat roller all at once, and further heated by a fan heater or heated and pressurized by a heater plate. May be performed simultaneously.

  As shown in FIG. 8, the recipient of the tearable foldable postcard J1 finished as described above peels and unfolds the opposing leaf pieces from the pseudo-adhesive portion of the pseudo-adhesive sheet G in a plane as shown in FIG. The internal information on the leaf pieces in the state of being laminated with each transparent film that is a constituent resin layer of the pseudo-adhesive sheet G can be confirmed.

  When discarding the postcard, the recipient can remove the postcard after peeling and unfolding, which has been difficult to tear by hand, from the edge opened and broken at the perforation by the micro-sewing machine. The constituent resin layers can be easily torn together and thereby disposed of with confidence.

  Instead of the slitter 30, a combination of the above-described round blade micro-sewing machine and a backup roller is adopted, and a horizontal blade micro-sewing machine is provided on the die-cut rollers 31, 31 so that the first leaf piece 1 and the second leaf piece 1 By combining the leaf piece 2 and the pseudo adhesive sheet G, as shown in FIG. 7, it is possible to cut all the edges on the left and right sides and the top and bottom sides of the unit paper t1 by breaking the perforations by the micro-sewing machine. is there. If it does in this way, the constituent resin of each leaf piece and the pseudoadhesive sheet G can be easily torn from any edge.

Next, a tearable tri-fold postcard and a manufacturing method thereof will be described with reference to the drawings.
9A and 9B are a front view and a back view, respectively, of the long tri-fold postcard paper. 10A and 10B are a front view and a back view, respectively, showing a state in which the pseudo adhesion sheet shown in FIG. 2 is laminated on the pseudo adhesion planned surfaces on the front and back sides of the long tri-fold postcard paper shown in FIG. It is. FIG. 11 is a schematic view of a main part of a method for manufacturing a tearable information communication body using the pseudo-adhesive sheet for lamination shown in FIG. 2 and the long tri-fold postcard paper shown in FIG. 12 (A) and 12 (B) emphasize the thickness of each of the laminated long tri-fold postcard sheets before and after folding in the tearable information communication body manufacturing method shown in FIG. FIG. FIGS. 13A and 13B emphasize each plan view of the tearable information communication body finished by the tearable information communication body manufacturing method shown in FIG. 11 and its thickness in the YY line. It is sectional drawing.

  As shown in FIG. 9, the unit sheet t2 for the three-fold postcard in the long three-fold (Z-fold) postcard sheet S2 has a first leaf piece 41, a second leaf piece 42, and a third leaf piece 43 having fold lines 44, 45 are connected to each other via the cutting lines 54, 54, and are continuously connected in the vertical direction.

  On the surface of the first leaf piece 41, a postage stamp field 46, a postal code field 47, a recipient's address name 48 and the like are described by, for example, printing by a printer or the like, and on the surfaces of the second leaf piece 42 and the third leaf piece 43. Includes personal information 49 (only general information or personal information and general information may be mixed).

  Further, outside the first leaf piece 41 and the third leaf piece 43, there is provided a marginal portion 52 in which a plurality of marginal holes 51 for transferring a sheet by a cutting line 53 and a pin tractor described later are formed.

  Similarly, personal information 49 is described on each back surface of the first leaf piece 41 and the second leaf piece 42, and general information 50 is described on the back surface of the third leaf piece 43.

  As shown in FIG. 11, the long three-fold (Z-fold) postcard paper S2 is folded in a block unit in a bellows shape, for example, from the cutting line 54, and is arranged on the lower left side in the figure, and the support roller 60 on the upper side from there , And further transferred downstream through the pin tractor 61. On the way, the pseudo-adhesive sheet is continuously fed out from the rolls waiting upward and downward via the laminating rollers 62 and 62. As shown in FIGS. 10 and 12A, G represents both front surfaces of the second leaf piece 42 and the third leaf piece 43 and both back surfaces of the first leaf piece 41 and the second leaf piece 42 of the first three-fold postcard sheet S2. Are laminated in a spot-like manner on the surface to be pseudo-bonded. Note that the long three-fold (Z-fold) postcard paper S2 may be supplied from a roll around which they are wound instead of being folded and supplied in block units in a bellows shape as described above.

As a method for forming the perforation M for opening, for example, a round perforated microsewing 63 may be pressed against the backup roller 64 so that the long tri-fold postcard paper S2 passes between them. In this way, perforations that penetrate both the long tri-fold postcard sheet S2 and the pseudo adhesive sheet G are continuously formed.
In the present invention, the opening perforation M is formed immediately after the pseudo adhesive sheet G is coated, but is not limited thereto.

  The elongate tri-fold postcard paper S2 on which the perforation M for opening is formed is discharged by the nip rollers 65 and 65, forms a slack with the support roller 66, and then continues downstream. As shown in FIG. 12 (B), the laminate surfaces are folded in a three-fold state with a Z-shaped cross section from the fold lines 44 and 45 while reaching the support roller 68 from the folding angle 67.

  The long three-fold postcard sheet S2 folded in a Z-shaped cross section advances in the horizontal direction by the support roller 68, and is conveyed downstream while matching its marginal hole 51 with the pin of the downstream pin tractor 69, The outer marginal parts 52 are cut off by the slitters 70, 70, and then the first leaf piece 41, the second leaf piece 42, and the die cutting rollers 71, 71 to which a micro-sewing machine (which may be a normal cutting blade) is attached. By combining the third leaf piece 43 and the pseudo-adhesive sheet G, the unit paper t2 in the three-fold state in which the top and bottom sides of the unit paper t2 are cut by the perforation of the micro-sewing machine and cut and separated is divided into the opposing leaf pieces. In the form where the pseudo adhesive sheet G is laminated on the opposite surface between them, it is transported downstream, for example, passing through heat rollers 72, 72 The pseudo adhesive layers 17 of the pseudo adhesive sheet G which are subjected to pressure or pressurizing / heating treatment are bonded and integrated with each other so as to be peeled off, and finished into a tearable three-fold postcard J2 shown in FIG. Are sequentially stacked on a stacker 73 formed of a rear belt conveyor.

  Note that one marginal portion 52 is cut off at the same time as or before and after the opening perforation M is formed, and the other marginal portion 52 is cut off in stages downstream of the pin tractor 69 as described above. It doesn't matter. At that time, if the marginal part is excised by breaking the perforation with a micro-sewing machine, the constituent resin of each leaf piece and the pseudo adhesive sheet G can be easily torn from any edge.

Next, a case where sheet paper for offset printing or the like is used will be described.
FIGS. 14A and 14B are a front view and a back view of a sheet-like folded paper. FIG. 15 is a schematic view of a main part showing a method for producing a tearable two-fold postcard using the pseudo adhesive sheet shown in FIG. 2 and the sheet-like two-fold postcard paper shown in FIG. 16 is a view showing a state in which the pseudo-adhesive sheet shown in FIG. 2 is laminated on the pseudo-adhesive planned surface shown in FIG. 14 (B). FIG. 17 is a view showing a state in which margins on both sides are cut from the state of FIG. 16 and a perforation for opening is formed. 18A and 18B are a plan view and a cross-sectional view taken along line ZZ of the completed folded postcard.

  As shown in FIG. 14, two unit sheets t3 of two-fold postcard sheets are printed on a sheet-like two-fold postcard sheet S3 having a size of eight chrysanthemum. The unit sheet t3 is formed by connecting a first leaf piece 81 and a second leaf piece 82 via a folding line 83, and on the surface of the first leaf piece 81, a postage stamp field 84, a postal code field 85, and a recipient address name 86. Are printed by a printer or the like, general information 87 is written on the surface of the second leaf piece 82, and personal information 88 (which requires secret information) on the back surfaces of the first leaf piece 81 and the second leaf piece 82. Only general information or personal information and general information may be mixed).

  As shown in FIG. 15, the first-stage sheet-like bi-folded postcard sheet S3 is fed from the uppermost sheet of the plurality of sheet-shaped two-folded postcard sheets S3 stacked on the left side in the figure by a suction mechanism such as a suction pad 90, for example. Each sheet is fed out to the downstream transfer table at equal intervals. The sheet-like two-folded postcard sheet S3 fed to the transport table is transferred further downstream by the nip rollers 91, 91. In the middle of the transfer, the sheet S3 is continuously fed from the rolls waiting upward through the laminating rollers 92, 92. As shown in FIG. 16, the fed-out pseudo adhesive sheet G is laminated on the pseudo-adhesive planned surfaces on both back surfaces of the first leaf piece 81 and the second leaf piece 82 of the sheet-like folded paper sheet S3.

  As shown in FIG. 16, the sheet-like two-folded postcard paper S3 that has been laminated and made continuous by the pseudo-adhesive sheet G has the margins on both sides of the slitter 93 and the backup roller 94 as shown in FIG. The perforation M for opening is formed by the combination of the micro-sewing machine 95 and the backup roller 96 while being cut by the combination. Then, after being discharged by the nip rollers 97 and 97 to form a slack with the support roller 98, the laminate surfaces face each other as shown in FIG. 18B while reaching the support roller 100 from the downstream folding angle 99. Are folded in a folded state from the fold line 83.

  The sheet-like two-folded postcard paper S3 folded in the two-fold state is advanced in the horizontal direction by the support roller 100, and the top margin (P in FIG. 17) of the unit paper t3 including the exposed pseudo adhesive sheet G is removed. The nip rollers 101 and 103 are cut by, for example, a guillotine-type cutting machine 102, and the cut unit paper t3 in a folded state is formed by laminating a pseudo adhesive sheet G on the opposing surface between the opposing leaf pieces. Then, for example, pressure or pressure / heat treatment is applied through the heat rollers 104, 104, and the pseudo adhesive layers 17 of the pseudo adhesive sheet G facing each other are integrated so as to be peeled from each other. 18 is finished into a two-fold foldable postcard J3 shown in FIG. 18, and sequentially stacked on a stacker 105 including a belt conveyor or the like at the rear.

  Note that the slitter 93 that cuts the blank portions on both sides of the sheet-like two-folded postcard paper S3 is changed to a micro-sewing machine for cutting or cutting, or the cutting machine 102 that cuts the blank space portion is a die-cut roller equipped with a micro-sewing machine. By changing to the above, it is possible to configure the unit paper t3 so that both the left and right sides and the top and bottom sides of the unit paper t3 are cut by perforation of the microsewing machine.

  The recipient of the tearable two-folded postcard J3 finished as described above breaks between the opposing leaf pieces that are peelably bonded with the perforation M for opening, and from the pseudo-adhesive portion between the pseudo-adhesive sheets G The personal information 88 inside can be visually recognized through the transparent pseudo-adhesive sheet G by peeling and developing on a plane. When the postcard is discarded, the recipient can open the folded folded postcard J3, which has been conventionally difficult to tear by hand, with a perforation M for opening, which is cut by a perforation with a microsewing machine. Each leaf piece and the constituent resin layers of the pseudo-adhesive sheet G can be easily torn together from any position on the side opened by breaking and opening.

  19 and 20 are a front view and a back view of a sheet-like three-fold postcard sheet on which a plurality of three-fold (Z-fold) postcard sheets are imposed. FIG. 21 is a schematic view of the main part showing a method for producing a tearable tri-fold postcard using the pseudo adhesive sheet shown in FIG. 2 and the sheet-like tri-fold postcard paper shown in FIGS. 22 is a view showing a state in which the pseudo-adhesive sheet shown in FIG. 2 is laminated on the planned pseudo-adhesion surface shown in FIGS. FIG. 23 is a view showing a state in which margin portions on both sides are cut from the state of FIG. 22 and a perforation for opening is formed. 24A and 24B are a plan view and a cross-sectional view taken along the line RR of the completed three-fold postcard.

  As shown in FIG. 19, three unit sheets t4 of three-fold postcard paper are printed on the sheet-like three-fold postcard paper S4 having a chrysanthemum size. The unit sheet t4 includes a first leaf piece 111, a second leaf piece 112, and a third leaf piece 113 that are connected laterally via folding lines 114 and 115. The number field 117 and the address name 118 of the recipient are described by, for example, printing by a printer or the like, and personal information 119 (general information only or personal information that requires secrecy) is provided on each surface of the second leaf 112 and the third leaf 113. And general information may be mixed). Further, as shown in FIG. 20, private information 119 that requires secrecy is written on the back surfaces of the first leaf piece 101 and the second leaf piece 102, and general information 120 is written on the back surface of the third leaf piece 103.

  As shown in FIG. 21, the sheet-like three-fold postcard sheet S4 is fed from the uppermost sheet of the plurality of sheet-like three-fold postcard sheets S4 stacked on the left side in the figure by a suction mechanism such as a suction pad 130, for example. Each sheet is fed out to the downstream transfer table at equal intervals. The sheet-like three-fold postcard sheet S4 fed to the transport table is further transferred to the downstream by the nip rollers 131 and 131. On the way, it continues from the rolls waiting upward and downward via the laminating rollers 132 and 132. 22, the pseudo-adhesive sheets G and G that are fed out are pseudo-adhered to the second leaf piece 112, the third leaf piece 113 surface and the first leaf piece 111, and the second leaf piece 112 back surface of the sheet-like three-fold postcard paper S4 as shown in FIG. Laminated on the planned surface. [Refer to FIG. 12 (A)]

  As shown in FIG. 22, the sheet-like three-fold postcard paper S4 which is laminated and made continuous by the pseudo-adhesive sheets G, G has a slitter 133 and a backup roller as shown in FIG. The cut perforation M for opening is formed by the combination of the micro-sewing machine 135 and the backup roller 136. Then, after being discharged by the nip rollers 137 and 137 and forming a slack with the support roller 138, the laminate surfaces are connected to each other while reaching the support roller 140 from the downstream folding angle 139 as shown in FIG. Are folded in a three-fold state from the fold lines 114 and 115.

  The sheet-like three-fold postcard paper S4 folded in the three-fold is advanced in the horizontal direction by the support roller 140, and the blank space (Q in FIG. 23) of the unit paper t4 including the exposed pseudo adhesive sheet G is removed. The nip rollers 141 and 143 are cut by, for example, a guillotine-type cutting machine 142, and the cut three-fold unit paper t4 is in a form in which a pseudo adhesive sheet G is laminated on the opposing surface between the opposing leaf pieces. It is transferred downstream, for example, passed through the heat rollers 144, 144 and subjected to pressurization or pressurization / heat treatment, and the pseudoadhesive layers 17 of the pseudoadhesive sheet G facing each other are thereby integrated in a peelable manner, It is finished into a tearable three-fold postcard J4 shown in FIG. 24, and is sequentially stacked on a stacker 145 composed of a rear belt conveyor or the like.

  The slitter 133 that cuts the margins on both sides of the sheet-like tri-fold postcard sheet S4 is changed to a micro-sewing machine, or cut and cut, or the cutting machine 142 that cuts the margins on the top and bottom is a die-cut roller equipped with a micro-sewing machine, By changing to the above, it is possible to configure the unit paper t4 so that both the left and right sides and the top and bottom sides of the unit paper t4 are cut by the perforation of the microsewing machine.

  The recipient of the tearable two-fold postcard J4 finished as described above breaks the opposing leaf pieces that are peelably bonded with the perforation M for opening, and from the pseudo-adhesive portion between the pseudo-adhesive sheets G The personal information 119 inside can be visually recognized through the transparent pseudo-adhesive sheet G after being peeled and developed on a plane. When the postcard is discarded, the recipient can open the three-fold postcard J4 after peeling and unfolding, which has been difficult to tear by hand, with a perforation M for opening that is cut by a perforation by a micro-sewing machine. Each leaf piece and the constituent resin layers of the pseudo-adhesive sheet G can be easily torn together from any position on the side opened by breaking and opening.

In addition, this invention is not limited to the said Example.
For example, the front or back surface of the leaf piece on which the pseudo-adhesive sheet G is laminated does not necessarily have to be a pseudo-adhesive planned surface. For example, a surface that is exposed regardless of the pseudo-adhesion may be laminated.

  In the embodiment, the three folds are described in the form of Z fold, but other forms such as winding may be used. Furthermore, it is needless to say that the present invention can also be applied to forms of four or more folds (such as bellows fold, roll fold, double-fold folding, and mixed forms thereof).

  (A) And (B) is the front view and back surface figure of a long elongate two-fold postcard paper.   It is sectional drawing which emphasized the thickness of the pseudo-adhesive sheet.   It is a figure which shows the state which laminated the pseudo adhesion sheet shown in FIG. 2 on the pseudo adhesion plan surface shown in FIG.1 (B).   It is the principal part schematic which shows the manufacturing method of the tearable two-fold postcard using the pseudo-adhesive sheet | seat shown in FIG. 2, and the elongate elongate two-fold postcard paper shown in FIG.   (A), (B), and (C) are the II line, II-II, and III-III line sectional drawing which emphasized the thickness in FIG.   (A) and (B) are each a plan view of a tearable information communication body finished by the method of manufacturing a tearable information communication body shown in FIG. It is.   It is a top view of the different aspect of the information communication body which can be torn.   It is a perspective view which shows the unsealed state of the half-folded postcard shown in FIG.   (A) And (B) is a front view and a back view, respectively, of a long tri-fold postcard paper.   FIGS. 9A and 9B are a front view and a back view, respectively, showing a state in which the pseudo-adhesive sheet shown in FIG. 2 is laminated on the pseudo-adhesive planned surfaces on the front and back sides of the long tri-fold postcard paper shown in FIG. .   FIG. 10 is a schematic view of a main part of a method for producing a tearable information communication body using the laminate pseudo-adhesive sheet shown in FIG. 2 and the long tri-fold postcard paper shown in FIG. 9.   (A) And (B) is the cross section which emphasized the thickness of the state before each folding of the laminated long tri-fold postcard paper in the manufacturing method of the information communication body which can be cut | disconnected shown in FIG. FIG.   (A) and (B) are each a plan view of a tearable information communication body finished by the method of manufacturing a tearable information communication body shown in FIG. It is.   (A) And (B) is the front view and back view of a sheet-like two-fold postcard paper.   FIG. 15 is a main part schematic diagram showing a method for producing a tearable two-fold postcard using the pseudo-adhesive sheet shown in FIG. 2 and the sheet-like two-fold postcard paper shown in FIG. 14.   It is a figure which shows the state which laminated the pseudo-adhesion sheet | seat shown in FIG. 2 on the pseudo adhesion plan surface shown in FIG.14 (B).   It is a figure which shows the state which removed the margin of both sides from the state of FIG. 16, and formed the perforation for opening.   (A) And (B) is the top view and ZZ sectional view taken on the completed two-fold postcard.   FIG. 3 is a front view of a sheet-like three-fold postcard sheet on which a plurality of three-fold (Z-fold) postcard sheets are impositioned.   FIG. 6 is a back view of a sheet-like three-fold postcard sheet on which a plurality of three-fold (Z-fold) postcard sheets are impositioned.   FIG. 21 is a schematic view of a main part showing a method for producing a tearable tri-fold postcard using the pseudo adhesive sheet shown in FIG. 2 and the sheet-like tri-fold postcard paper shown in FIGS. 19 and 20.   It is a figure which shows the state which laminated the pseudo-adhesion sheet | seat shown in FIG. 2 on the pseudo adhesion plan surfaces shown in FIG.19 and FIG.20.   It is a figure which shows the state which cut the margin part of both sides from the state of FIG. 22, and formed the perforation for opening.   (A) And (B) is the top view and RR sectional view taken on the line of the completed tri-fold postcard.

G pseudo adhesive sheet S1, S2 postcard paper t1, t2 unit paper M perforation for opening 1, 2, 41, 42, 43 leaf pieces 3, 44, 45 fold line 4, 46 postage stamp column 5, 47 postal code column 6 , 48 Address name 11, 12, 53, 59 Cutting line 9, 51 Marginal hole 10, 52 Marginal part 8, 49 Personal information 7, 50 General information 15 Base material 16 Thermal adhesive layer 17 Pseudo adhesive layer 20, 26, 28 , 60, 66, 68, support rollers 21, 29, 61, 69 pin tractors 22, 62, 72 heat rollers 23, 63 micro sewing machines 24, 64 backup rollers 25, 65 nip rollers 27, 67 angles 30, 70 slitters 31, 71 Die-cut roller 32 Conveying roller 33 Heater panel 34 Pressure roller 35, 73 Stacker 91, 97, 101, 10 131, 137, 141, 143 Nip rollers 98, 100, 138, 140 Support rollers 92, 104, 132, 144 Heat rollers 93, 133 Micro sewing machines 95, 135 Slitters 94, 96, 134, 136 Backup rollers 99, 139 Angle 102 142 Cutting machine 105, 145 Stacker

Claims (5)

  Pseudo-adhesion between any opposing leaf pieces produced by folding and / or stacking information communication paper consisting of a plurality of leaf pieces connected laterally via fold lines and / or cut lines from the fold lines and / or cut lines In an information communication body that is integrated so as to be peelable through a sheet, the opening edges of the opposing leaf pieces after being folded overlap and overlap, and a perforation for opening by a micro sewing machine is provided along the opening edge. A severable information communication body characterized by   That at least one of the other three sides excluding the perforated side for opening the peeled and opened information communication body paper is formed in a concavo-convex state including a number of cuts due to the breakage of the microsewing machine. The tearable information communication body according to claim 1, wherein the information communication body is tearable. For a long information communication body sheet in which unit sheets composed of a plurality of leaf pieces connected in the horizontal direction via folding lines and / or cut lines are connected in the vertical direction, the sheet is composed of two leaf pieces connected at least on one side of the unit sheet. Pseudo-adhesive sheet is continuously laminated on the pseudo-adhesive surface, folded from the fold line and / or cut line with the laminate surface inside, and cut into individual unit sheets, and then between the opposing leaf pieces, each opposing inner surface It is composed of each process of releasable integration by pressing or heating and pressing through both pseudo adhesive sheets laminated to each other, thereby peeling the pseudo adhesive sheets laminated on each facing surface between the opposing leaf pieces. In a method for manufacturing an information communication body integrated by possible adhesion,
A method for producing a tearable information communication body, characterized in that a perforation for opening with a microsewing machine is formed along an opening edge of an arbitrary leaf piece. Unit sheets arranged on sheet-like information communication sheets that are sequentially fed from upstream with respect to sheet-like information communication sheets in which a plurality of unit sheets consisting of a plurality of leaf pieces connected via folding lines and / or cut lines are arranged. A pseudo-adhesive sheet is continuously laminated on the pseudo-adhesive surface consisting of any two-leaf pieces connected continuously, and then folded and / or stacked continuously from the fold line and / or the cut line, and cut into individual unit sheets. Fold and / or cut from the fold line and / or the cut line with the laminated surface inside, and then between the opposing leaf pieces by pressing or heating / pressing through both pseudo adhesive sheets laminated on each opposing surface It consists of each process that integrates so that it can be peeled off, so that the information between the opposing leaf pieces is integrated so as to be peelable by the pseudo-adhesive sheets laminated on each facing surface. In the manufacturing method for a communication member,
A method for producing a tearable information communication body, characterized in that a perforation for opening with a microsewing machine is formed along an opening edge of an arbitrary leaf piece.   At least one of the other three sides excluding the side opened by the opening perforation of the peeled and opened information communication body paper is formed in an uneven state including a number of cuts by the breakage of the microsewing machine. A method for producing a tearable information communication body according to any one of claims 3 and 4.

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