JPH0622870Y2 - Continuous label paper - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Industrial field of application] The present invention relates to a continuous label paper which can be used by printing desired information such as an address and a product name on the surface side of a label piece.

[Prior Art and Problems Thereof] In recent years, there has been known a business of printing address information such as an address and a name on the front side of a label on a label sheet and using the same for mailing.
In the conventional label paper configuration, since the label piece coated with the adhesive on the entire back surface is releasably attached on the release sheet, the adhesive on the back surface side from the edge of the label piece is adhered. The adhesive oozes out, and the adhesive that oozes out when printing on the label piece adheres to the printer's print head, causing the printing condition on the label piece to be poor, and also causing the print head itself to be damaged. It was.

Also, since the label paper is continuous at the perforations,
Before or after printing, the label paper may be folded and stored in a Z shape with the perforations as a boundary.
Also in this case, the adhesive on the back side squeezes out on the periphery of the label piece or on the perforations, and the overlapping label pieces adhere to each other to cause blocking, which hinders the smooth feeding of the label sheet to the printer, There have been various problems such as the damage caused by the mutual adhesion of the label pieces after printing.

In addition, depending on the type of label paper, the label pieces in the manufactured label paper may be die-cut, leaving only the label pieces and removing the surrounding label residue to form the label paper, but leaving only the label pieces. However, there are still some problems to be solved, such as the pressure-sensitive adhesive that has squeezed out when removing the surrounding label residue prevents the label residue from being smoothly removed.

[Problems to be Solved by the Invention] In view of the above problems, the present invention can perform reliable printing on a label piece without sticking the adhesive on the periphery of the label piece and the perforations of the label paper, and it is possible to perform pre-printing. Alternatively, it is intended to provide an optimum continuous label paper even when the label paper is stored after printing.

[Means for Solving Problems] In this invention, a label sheet having a back surface coated with an adhesive and a release sheet having a front surface subjected to a release treatment are superposed on each other, and a label sheet having transfer holes at both end sides has a perforated line. In a continuous label paper connected to a boundary, a label piece is formed by providing a cut in a predetermined portion of the label paper, and an adhesive-uncoated portion is provided on the back side of the cut edge of the label piece and the perimeter of the perforation. An attempt is made to solve the above-mentioned problems by using a continuous label paper which is characterized by being configured.

[Operation] In the continuous label paper of the present invention, a label sheet having a back surface coated with an adhesive and a release sheet having a front surface subjected to a peeling treatment are superposed on each other, and the label paper having transfer holes on both end sides is a perforated line. In a continuous label paper formed by joining, a label piece is formed by providing a cut in a predetermined portion of the label paper, and an adhesive-uncoated portion is formed on the periphery of the cut of the label piece and the back surface side of the perimeter of the perforation. Therefore, the adhesive does not squeeze out from the peripheral edge of the label piece and the peripheral edge of the perforation.

[Embodiment] Next, the continuous label paper 1 of the present invention will be described based on an embodiment shown in the drawings.

FIG. 1 is a front perspective view showing a part of the continuous label paper 1 of the present invention, which is turned up, and FIG.
It is a X-ray cross-section enlarged explanatory drawing.

First, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, in a continuous label paper 1 of the present invention, a label sheet 4 having an adhesive 3 applied on the back side is superposed on a release sheet 2 whose surface is release treated. A transfer piece 6 having a large number of transfer holes 5 that are aligned with the tractor pins of the printer on both ends is connected through a vertical perforation 7 to form a label paper 8. The label paper 8 has perforations 9 The continuous label paper 1 is constructed by connecting the sheets in the vertical direction at the boundary.

A label piece 12 is formed by forming a cut 11 having a non-cut portion 10 on the label sheet 8 described above.
Adhesive uncoated portions 14a and 14b are formed on the back surface sides of the peripheral edge 13a of the cut 11 and the peripheral edge 13b of the perforation 9 provided on the label piece 12, respectively.

The non-cut portion 10 is an uncut portion that is partially provided so that the label piece 12 of the label paper 8 does not peel off accidentally.
By providing this non-cut portion 10, the label piece 1
The label piece 12 is prevented from being unintentionally peeled off due to the size of 2, the paper quality, and the like.

Further, each of the non-adhesive coating portions 14a and 14b will be described.
A region formed along the peripheral edge 13a of the cut 11 with a predetermined width on the back surface side and not coated with the adhesive. The adhesive non-applied portion 14b means the rear surface side along the peripheral edge 13b of the perforation 9. A region formed with a predetermined width on which the adhesive is not applied, and the application area of the adhesive-unapplied portion 14a is
The adhesive 3 does not squeeze out from the peripheral edge 13a of the label piece 12,
It is desirable that the label piece 12 is applied within a range that does not spontaneously peel off. The application area of the adhesive-unapplied portion 14b is such that when the label paper 8 is folded from the perforation 9, the adhesive 3 is squeezed onto the perforation 9. It is desirable to be provided in a range where it is not exposed.

Further, as shown in FIG. 3 showing another embodiment of the continuous label paper 1 of the present invention, no adhesive is applied to the back surface along the peripheral edges 13c of the transfer holes 5 formed at both ends of the label paper 8. The continuous label sheet 1 may be formed by forming the coating portion 14c and providing the adhesive-uncoated portion 14d on the back surface side along the peripheral edges 13d of the vertical perforations 7 provided on both ends of the label sheet 8. It is a thing.

Furthermore, when the adhesive 3 is colored with a predetermined color such as dark blue or blackish brown, the color of the adhesive 3 applied to the back side is exposed from the front side through the label piece 12, and the adjacent label The sections of the strip 12 can be clearly discriminated, and even when printing or writing on the label strip 12, more accurate printing or writing can be performed using the coloring applied to the adhesive 3 as a guide.

[Effect] In the continuous label paper of the present invention, a label sheet having a back surface coated with an adhesive and a release sheet having a front surface subjected to a peeling treatment are overlapped, and label papers having transfer holes at both ends are connected at perforations. In the continuous label paper, a label piece is formed by cutting a predetermined portion of the label paper, and a non-adhesive portion is formed on the periphery of the cut of the label piece and the back side of the perimeter of the perforation. Therefore, the adhesive does not squeeze out from the periphery of the cut of the label piece and the periphery of the perforation, and for example, the adhesive squeezed out when printing on the label piece adheres to the print head of the printer. It is possible to prevent damage to the print head itself without making the printing state on the label piece defective.

Also, when the label paper is folded and stored in a Z shape with the perforations as boundaries, the adhesive sticks out from the edges of the label pieces and the perforations, and the overlapping label pieces adhere to each other to the printer. It prevents the label paper from being fed to the label paper and prevents the label pieces after printing from adhering to each other and being damaged.

Furthermore, depending on the type of label paper, when the label pieces in the label paper are punched out and the label scraps around the label pieces are removed by leaving only the label pieces, the adhesive sticks out from the edges of the label pieces. As a result, the problem of making it difficult to remove the surrounding label residue is solved, which is highly effective for industrial use.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a front perspective view showing a part of the continuous label paper of the present invention, which is turned up, and FIG.
FIG. 3 is an enlarged view of an X-ray section, and FIG. 3 is an explanatory view showing another embodiment of the continuous label paper of the present invention. 1 ... Continuous label paper 2 ... Release sheet 3 ... Adhesive 4 ... Label sheet 5 ... Transfer hole 8 ... Label paper 9 ... Perforation 11 ... Cut 12 ... Label piece 13a, 13b, 13c , 13d rim 14a, 14b, 14c, 14d ...... Adhesive uncoated part

Claims (4)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A continuous label paper in which a label sheet having a back surface coated with an adhesive and a release sheet having a front surface subjected to a release treatment are superposed, and label paper sheets having transfer holes at both end sides are connected to each other with a perforation as a boundary. In the above, it is characterized in that a label piece is formed by providing a cut at a predetermined portion of the label paper, and an adhesive uncoated portion is formed on the back side of the cut edge of the label piece and the perimeter of the perforation. Continuous label paper. 2. The continuous label paper according to claim 1, wherein the cut has a non-cut portion. 3. A continuous label paper according to claim 1, wherein the adhesive is colored and the utility model is registered. 4. The continuous label paper according to claim 1, wherein a non-adhesive portion is formed on the periphery of the transfer holes on both ends of the label paper and on both edges of the label paper.