JP2012183814A - Information communicator resistant to wetting, and method for manufacturing the same - Google Patents

Abstract

Provided is an information communication body that can be easily peeled and opened even by an information communication body that is wet with water or has good pseudo-adhesion, and a method for manufacturing the information communication body.
By providing a cutout portion at one of the opening corners of the peeling start portions of the leaf pieces 1 and 2 that face each other and do not coincide with each other when folded, it is usually easily broken and cannot be opened. Even in a state where water wetting or pseudo-adhesion is too good and a strong peeling force is required, peeling can be easily started, and the leaf pieces 1 and 2 can be reliably opened without breaking.
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Description

The present invention relates to an information communication body in which a plurality of leaf pieces are folded or cut in a peelable manner.
In detail, it is a popular postcard that can be used to transmit a large amount of information in a concealed state because it is a regular postcard that has been used in recent years. Related to an information communication body.

  Conventionally, as a postcard in which the plurality of leaf pieces are detachably stacked, for example, there is a postcard described in JP-A-2004-98644. In the above-mentioned patent document, as means for releasably bonding each leaf piece (hereinafter referred to as pseudo-adhesion), one using a pseudo-adhesive film laminated in advance so as to be peelable, one forming a pseudo-adhesive film after printing, and Each means is disclosed such as applying a pseudo-adhesive resin before printing.

JP 2004-98644 A

  The information communication body using the various pseudo-adhesive media can be easily opened and spread on a flat surface if a chance of peeling from between the pseudo-adhesive media that are detachably bonded is obtained. However, for example, when the paper fiber of each leaf piece gets wet easily and breaks in a personal mailbox, try to peel it off between the pseudo-adhesive media with your fingertips. Then, the pseudo-adhered leaf sheet can be unwound or divided, so that it is not possible to obtain an opportunity to peel off between the pseudo-adhesive media.

In addition, when the adhesiveness of the pseudo-adhesive medium is too good, similarly to the case of the wetness, the sheet of the leaf piece is unwound or divided during the peeling, and the peeling becomes difficult.
The present invention is capable of easily and reliably starting peeling between the pseudo-adhesive media even when wet with water or when pseudo-adhesion is good and too strong. It aims at providing the information communication body which can confirm the content described.

  In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, the water-wet-resistant information communication body of the present invention folds or cuts a plurality of leaf pieces and integrates any opposing leaf pieces so as to be peelable through a pseudo-adhesive film sheet. In the information communication body, the opposed leaf pieces after overlapping do not coincide with each other on the opening side edge to form a step, and a cut-off portion having an arbitrary shape is provided at the peeling start portion of either leaf piece forming the step. The cut-out portion is covered with a pseudo adhesive film sheet.

  The cutout part may be in a state of being cut out in an arbitrary shape, or may be in a state of being cut out in an arbitrary shape in a window shape.

  Furthermore, in order to achieve the above object, the method of manufacturing an information communication body resistant to water wettability according to the present invention can fold or stack a plurality of leaf pieces and peel off any facing leaf pieces via a pseudo adhesive film sheet. A unit sheet in which a plurality of leaf pieces are connected in a lateral direction via a fold line and a cut portion having an arbitrary shape is provided in advance at a peeling start portion. A step of continuously feeding out a long sheet connected in the vertical direction via a wire, a covering step of covering a pseudo-adhesive film sheet on a surface to be pseudo-bonded of a continuous long sheet, a pseudo-adhesive film sheet Folding process for folding a long sheet coated with a sheet, cutting process for cutting a marginal part of the folded long sheet, and a long sheet with a marginal part cut off Is characterized in that it consists of a cutting step of cutting the unit sheet, a integration step of integrating the cut is the unit sheet.

  In the manufacturing method, the cutting step may be added after the covering step, and the order of the cutting step and the integration step may be switched. At that time, the cutting process may be arranged either before or after the integration process.

  Furthermore, in order to achieve the above object, the method of manufacturing an information communication body strong against water wetting according to the present invention folds or cuts a plurality of leaf pieces, and between any opposing leaf pieces via a pseudo adhesive film sheet. A method for manufacturing an information communication body integrated so as to be peelable, wherein a unit sheet in which a plurality of leaf pieces are connected in a lateral direction via a fold line is printed, and a cutout portion having an arbitrary shape is formed in advance at a peeling start portion A step of continuously feeding out the cut sheet provided with a coating sheet, a step of covering the pseudo-adhesive film sheet to the pseudo-adhesive planned surface of the cut sheet that is continuously fed out, and a unit sheet of the cut sheet coated with the pseudo-adhesive film sheet It consists of a cutting process for cutting every time, a folding process for folding the cut unit sheets, and an integration process for integrating the folded unit sheets. It is characterized.

  The pseudo-adhesive film sheet used in the present invention is, for example, a dry laminate method in which a pseudo-adhesive layer is formed on one surface of a relatively strong substrate such as polyethylene terephthalate, biaxially oriented polypropylene, polyethylene, acetate, polycarbonate, etc. Preferable pseudo-adhesive film sheet for print lamination corresponding to the above, and a pseudo-adhesive film sheet for print laminate corresponding to the thermal laminating method in which a known heat-sensitive adhesive layer is formed on the other surface of the base material. Can be used. As the pseudo-adhesive film sheet, for example, a trade name “Postcard Film Dry” or a trade name “Postcard Film Thermal” manufactured by KDK Corporation is sold.

  The pseudo-adhesive film sheet is, for example, coated and laminated on a pseudo-adhesive surface of a printed material, and then peeled off when the pseudo-adhesive surfaces are folded and the pseudo-adhesive layers are opposed to each other and subjected to pressure or heating / pressurizing treatment. It adheres as much as possible. Then, when the facing surfaces are peeled off after pseudo-adhesion, it peels off from the interface between the pseudo-adhesive layers, or peels from between the base material and any of the pseudo-adhesive layers, and further, the peeling of the both is complex The opposing surfaces can be easily separated from each other.

  As the paper used for the leaf pieces forming the information communication body of the present invention, high-quality paper, matte coated paper, gloss coated paper, synthetic paper and other known papers can be suitably used. Preferably, the coated paper system (particularly mat coated paper) that has been surface-treated like mart coated paper or gloss coated paper, since the component coated on the paper surface serves as a binder between the paper fibers, It becomes difficult to break or break even with water wetting, so that the action of the present invention can be exhibited more effectively.

  The information communication body of the present invention may be manufactured by business form printing or rotary printing using a long sheet or by offset printing using a sheet. In the case of business form printing, for example, if the long sheet after printing is applied to a manufacturing machine of an information communication body that conveys along a pin tractor, the above process can be performed consistently, which is convenient. In the case of offset printing, it can be performed consistently as in the case of business form printing. For example, each process is not connected by a line, but each or a part of processing is performed using a dedicated processing machine for each process. Each process may be processed independently.

  As shown in FIG. 4, the notch and window M provided in the peeling start portion, which is a feature of the present invention, are slight even when the paper pieces Y are opposed to each other and subjected to heating / pressurizing treatment with a heat roller R or the like. Space is generated and cannot be fully contacted. For this reason, the heat and pressure treatment is not sufficiently applied to the notch and the pseudo-adhesive film sheet G inside the window M, so that the unadhered portion between the pseudo-adhesive film sheets G is intentionally formed around the notch and the window M. To form. Due to the unbonded portion, the peeling start portion of both leaf pieces can be started very easily even if the leaf pieces are easily wetted and broken.

In the present invention, there is no particular limitation on the shape of the notch or the window provided at the opening start portion of the information communication body. As the shape of the window, for example, a polygon such as a triangle or a quadrangle, a circle or an ellipse, a mixed shape of a straight line or a curve, a shape such as a star shape, an arbitrary mark, or a symbol can be selected.
And as a shape of a notch, you may comprise a notch by the shape which cut off the frame of the said window partially or most, for example.

  As for the pseudo-adhesive medium, in addition to the pseudo-adhesive film sheet that is peeled off from the pseudo-adhesive layer that has been folded and opposed, for example, a thermoplastic or thermosetting resin is melted on one surface of the base material described above. A pseudo-adhesive film sheet composed of three or more layers in which a known heat-sensitive adhesive layer is formed on at least one outer side of a two-layer laminated film sheet which is laminated so as to be peelable by extrusion or coating may be used. . In the case of this pseudo-adhesive film sheet, peeling is performed between the base material and the resin. Moreover, even if the pseudo-adhesive medium described above other than the pseudo-adhesive film sheet is used, a similar effect can be obtained if a sufficiently strong pseudo-adhesive film is formed.

  According to the opening means of the information communication body of the present invention, it is possible to easily start peeling even in a state where water breakage or pseudo-adhesion that is usually easily broken and cannot be opened is too good and a strong peeling force is required. In addition, the leaf pieces can be reliably opened without breaking on the way.

(A), (B), and (C) are a front view, a back view, and a cross-sectional view taken along the line I-I of the two-fold postcard paper JS1 according to the present invention. (A), (B), and (C) are the front view, back view, and II-II sectional view taken on the two-fold postcard J1 produced with the paper of FIG. It is sectional drawing to which the pseudo adhesive film sheet G was expanded in the thickness direction. It is a principal part schematic diagram which shows the opening principle. (A) And (B) is the front view and back view of a two-fold postcard of the aspect different from the two-fold postcard J1 of FIG. (A), (B), and (C) are the front view, back view, and III-III sectional view taken on the tri-fold postcard paper JS2. (A), (B), and (C) are the front view, back view, and IV-IV sectional view taken on the tri-fold postcard J2 produced with the paper of FIG. (A), (B), and (C) are the front view, back view, and VV sectional view of the tri-fold postcard J3 of a different aspect. (A) And (B) is the front view and back surface figure of elongate sheet | seat S1. It is a principal part schematic diagram which shows the manufacturing process of the multi-fold postcard which uses various elongate sheets. (A) And (B) is VI-VI line and VII-VII line sectional drawing which show the state of elongate sheet | seat S1 and the pseudoadhesive film sheet G in the process of FIG. (A) And (B) is the front view and back view of each leaf-like sheet S2. It is a principal part schematic diagram which shows the manufacturing process of the multi-folded postcard using various leaf sheets. It is a top view which shows the state of every leaf-like sheet | seat S2 and the pseudo adhesive film sheet G. It is a top view which shows the state which cut off the margin part P of each leaf-like sheet | seat S2 of FIG. FIG. 16 is a plan view showing a state in which each leaf-like sheet S2 of FIG. 15 is folded in half by a folding device. (A) And (B) is the front view and back surface figure of elongate sheet | seat S3. It is the VII-VII sectional view taken on the line of FIG. 10 in the manufacturing process using elongate sheet | seat S3. (A), (B), and (C) are the front view, back view, and VIII-VIII line sectional drawing of the trifold postcard J4 produced with the elongate sheet | seat S3. (A) And (B) is the front view and back view of each leaf-like sheet S4. (A) And (B) is a reference figure which shows the different shape of a window, respectively.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.
[Example 1: Folded postcard]
As shown in FIG. 1 (A), the two-fold postcard paper JS1 used in the present embodiment has a first leaf piece 1 on which a postage stamp field, a postal code field, a recipient's address name and the like are written, A second leaf piece 2 having a width narrower than that of the first leaf piece 1 and punched with, for example, a triangular window is connected to the lower right portion via a folding line 3. In addition, although the general information 4 such as advertisements is described on the surface of the second leaf piece 2, for example, instead of describing the general information such as advertisements, the internal information is transparent from the outside after the bi-fold postcard is completed. For example, a background pattern, a continuous pattern, solid printing, or the like may be applied so that it is difficult to see.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 1B, the back side of the half-folded postcard paper JS1 includes, for example, personal information 5 relating to the recipient's privacy on both the first leaf piece 1 and the second leaf piece 2, and a pseudo adhesive film sheet G Is entirely covered from above. The triangular window punched in the corner portion of the second leaf piece 2 is punched out only of a piece of paper, and the pseudo-adhesive film sheet G covered is left as it is. The information does not necessarily have to be related to privacy, general information may be mixed, and only general information may be included.

  As shown in FIG. 3, the pseudo adhesive film sheet G has a pseudo adhesive layer 12 formed on the upper surface of a base material 11 made of, for example, biaxially oriented polypropylene, and a known heat-sensitive adhesive layer 13 is formed on the remaining lower surface. Is formed. Then, as shown in FIG. 1 (C), the entire surface is adhered and covered with each piece of paper on the back side of the two-folded postcard paper JS1 through the heat-sensitive adhesive layer 13 by the thermal laminating method. The pseudo-adhesive film sheet G described in the drawings is expressed in one layer to avoid complication.

  Further, without forming the heat-sensitive adhesive layer 13 formed on the pseudo-adhesive film sheet G on the base material 11 in advance, an adhesive is applied at the time of bonding with each paper piece on the back side of the folded paper JS1. However, it may be covered. Such a coating laminating method is known as a dry laminating method.

  The two-folded postcard paper JS1 is folded so that both leaf pieces face each other from the fold line 3 and are peeled and integrated when subjected to pressure or heating / pressure treatment in the state of FIG. As shown in FIG. 2B, the completed half-folded postcard J1 forms a step along the right side edge on the back side, and a triangular window is formed in the lower right corner.

  The recipient of the half-folded postcard J1 starts to peel off from the lower right corner suggested by a description such as “Please peel from here”. As described above, a window is provided in the lower right corner portion, and this peripheral portion cannot be completely pseudo-bonded by means such as a heat roller or a pressure roller used in the manufacturing process described later, and is in an unbonded state. . For example, as shown in FIG. 4, the non-bonded state is because the heat roller R cannot directly contact the pseudo adhesive film G inside the window M, and therefore heat and pressure are not sufficiently transmitted. It is thought to occur.

  In the present embodiment, the first leaf piece 1 on the address surface is wider than the second leaf piece 2, but the reverse is also possible. For example, as shown in the postcard shown in FIG. 5, the width of the first leaf piece 1 is made narrower than that of the second leaf piece 2 and the second leaf piece 2 exposed on the left side edge of the first leaf piece 1 (which may be the right side edge) The word “postcard” indicating the main body is written. The opening window may be provided in the lower left corner of the first leaf piece 1.

[Example 2: Tri-fold postcard 1]
As shown in FIG. 6A, the tri-fold postcard paper JS2 used in this embodiment has a first leaf piece 21 and a first leaf piece 21 on which the postage stamp field, the postal code field, and the address name of the recipient are written. A second leaf piece 22 wider than the leaf pieces 21 and the third leaf piece 23 is connected via folding lines 24 and 25. The surface of the second leaf piece 22 and the third leaf piece 23 is covered with personal information 26 and the like and covered with a pseudo adhesive film sheet G, and the first leaf piece lower left corner portion and the third leaf piece 23 lower right corner portion are covered. For example, a triangular window is punched out.

  Also, as shown in FIG. 6B, general information 27 such as advertisements is described on the back of the third leaf piece 23, but instead of describing general information, the inside of the inside after the folded-up postcard is completed. A background pattern, a continuous pattern, solid printing, or the like may be applied so that information is difficult to see through from the outside. Further, for example, personal information 26 and the like are described on the back surfaces of the second leaf piece 22 and the first leaf piece 21 and are covered with a pseudo adhesive film sheet G.

  The triangular window punched in the corner portions of the first leaf piece 21 and the third leaf piece 23 is punched out of only a piece of paper, and the covered pseudo adhesive film sheet G is left as it is.

  When the three-fold postcard paper JS2 is folded into a Z-shaped cross section from each fold line 24, 25 and subjected to pressure or heating / pressure treatment in the state of FIG. The whole is integrated so as to be peelable. As shown in FIG. 7, in the completed tri-fold postcard J2, the width of the first leaf piece 21 and the third leaf piece 23 is narrower than that of the second leaf piece 22, so that the edge of the second leaf piece 22 appears along the opening side edge. It will be.

[Example 3: Tri-fold postcard 2]
The major difference between the tri-fold postcard J3 of this embodiment and the tri-fold postcard J2 of the second embodiment is that, as shown in FIG. Are substantially the same, and the two cannot be peeled off by, for example, a double-sided adhesive film sheet F, so that finally the two-fold form is formed. It is in the place. Then, as described above, the recipient of the main post card J3 can unfold the second leaf piece 32 and the third leaf piece 33 and expand it into a two-page spread state.

[Example 4: Method for producing a folded paper post 1]
As shown in FIG. 9, the long sheet S <b> 1 used in the manufacturing method of the present embodiment has a first leaf piece 41 and a second leaf piece 42 narrower than the first leaf piece 41 connected in a lateral direction via a folding line 43. The unit sheets t <b> 1 thus connected are connected in the vertical direction via the cut line 44. A marginal portion 48 in which a marginal hole 47 is formed through a tear line 46 is provided outside the first leaf piece 41 and the second leaf piece 42. Note that each fold line or cut line in the present invention is not necessarily displayed, and may be replaced by a crease line or a perforation line.

  Further, a postage stamp field, a postal code field, and a recipient's address name and the like are written on the surface of the first leaf piece 41, and general information 45 such as advertisements or a background pattern, a continuous pattern or a solid is printed on the surface of the second leaf piece 42. Printing or the like is printed, and a window M penetrating the lower right corner is provided. Further, personal information 49 and the like are described on the back surfaces of the first leaf piece 41 and the second leaf piece 42.

  As shown in FIG. 10, the long sheet S <b> 1 configured as described above is folded, for example, from the tear line 44 into a bellows and arranged in the lower left in the figure in a block state. When the upper support roller 51 is pulled up, the direction is changed almost horizontally, the pin of the pin tractor 52 kept on the right side is aligned with the marginal hole 47, and further to the pair of heat rollers 53a, 53b kept on the right side. Towed.

  In the pair of heat rollers 53a and 53b, the heat-sensitive adhesive layer 13 side of the pseudo-adhesive film sheet G fed from the roll waiting upward is aligned with the pseudo-adhesive planned surface of the long sheet S1, and heating and heating are performed. By performing the pressure treatment, both are bonded so as not to be peeled off. Then, until the sheet is conveyed to the nip rollers 55a and 55b on the right side, the marginal portion 48 outside the second leaf piece 42 is cut out by the slitters 54a and 54b as shown in FIG.

  The long sheet S1 from which the marginal portion 48 has been cut is brought into the state shown in FIG. 11B by the subsequent folding device 56, and after passing through the support roller 57, the pin of the downstream pin tractor 58 that is kept on the right side The marginal holes 47 are matched and pulled to the slitters 59a and 59b further on the right side.

  After the remaining marginal portion 48 outside the first leaf piece 41 is cut off by the slitters 59a and 59b, the unit sheet t1 is cut by the cutting line 44 in the vertical direction by a cutting device comprising a die cut roll 60a and a backup roller 60b that are kept on the right side. Individually cut.

  Subsequently, the unit sheet t1 cut by the cutting device is conveyed to an integration process that is reserved on the right side. In the integration step, for example, the pair of conveying rollers 61a and 61b and the pair of heater panels 62a and 62b are alternately arranged and the unit sheet t1 passing therethrough is heated. Further, a pair of heat rollers 63a and 63b provided at the final outlet are subjected to heat and pressure treatment so as to be integrated as peelable as shown in FIG. 2, and finally a stocker 64 comprising a belt conveyor or the like. Are sequentially loaded.

  In the above embodiment, the width of the first leaf piece 41 is wider than that of the second leaf piece 42, but a long sheet having a configuration in which the first leaf piece 41 and the second leaf piece 42 are interchanged may be used. In any case, the marginal portion 48 is cut from the narrower leaf piece.

[Example 5: Method for producing a folded paper post 2]
As shown in FIG. 12 (A), each leaf-like sheet S2 used in the manufacturing method of the present embodiment includes a first leaf piece 71 and a second leaf piece 72 having a narrower width than the first leaf piece 71 via a folding line 73. Two unit sheets t2 connected to each other are printed in the vertical direction. On the surface of the first leaf piece 71, a postage stamp field, a postal code field, and the address name of the recipient are written. On the surface of the second leaf piece 72, general information 74 such as advertisements, or a background pattern, a continuous pattern or a solid pattern Printing or the like is printed, and a window M penetrating the lower right corner is provided. Further, as shown in FIG. 12B, personal information 75 and the like are described on the back surfaces of the first leaf piece 71 and the second leaf piece 72.

  As shown in FIG. 13, each leaf-like sheet S <b> 2 configured as described above is stacked at the lower left in the figure with the pseudo adhesion planned surface side facing up. Then, the sheets are sucked up one by one, for example, by a suction pad or the like from the uppermost leaf-like sheet S2 (may be fed out by a feed roll or the like), and are fed out sequentially with equal intervals or end portions being brought into contact with each other. When the end of each leaf-shaped sheet S2 is gripped by the nip rollers 82a and 82b reserved on the conveyance table, the nip rollers 82a and 82b are fed to a pair of heat rollers 83a and 83b reserved on the right side.

  In the pair of heat rollers 83a and 83b, the heat-sensitive adhesive layer 13 side of the pseudo-adhesive film sheet G fed out from the roll waiting upward is aligned with the pseudo-adhesive planned surface of the leaf-like sheet S2, and heating / pressurization is performed. By performing the treatment, both are bonded so as not to be peeled off. In addition, by covering with the pseudo-adhesive film G, each leaf-like sheet S2 becomes a continuous state as shown in FIG.

  As shown in FIG. 15, before being conveyed to the nip rollers 86a and 86b in a continuous state, the cut-off portion P in the flow direction is cut off by the slitters 84a and 84b held down on the right side, and the sewing machine is cut into the center folding line 73 portion. Perforations are drilled by the devices 85a and 85b.

  The long sheet S2 with the cut-off portion P cut out and perforated is continuously folded into two by the subsequent folding device 87 as shown in FIG. The nip rollers 89a and 89b are further fed to a cutting device that is kept on the right side.

  The cutting device is composed of a combination of a cutting blade 91a and a fixed blade 91b, and is electrically interlocked with a sensor 90 installed on the left side, and can cut a passing sheet at an arbitrary interval. That is, the sensor 90 reads the cut portions Q1 and Q2 of the long sheet S2 shown in FIG. 16 and accurately cuts the cut sheet for each unit sheet t2.

  The unit sheet t2 that has been cut into pieces is sent to the integration step that is reserved on the right side, but the integration step is exactly the same as in the described embodiment 4, and detailed description thereof is omitted.

[Example 6: Trifold postcard manufacturing method 1]
As shown in FIG. 17, the long sheet S <b> 3 used in the manufacturing method of the present embodiment has each leaf piece whose width is in the relationship of first leaf piece 101 <second leaf piece 102 <third leaf piece 103. The unit sheets t3 connected in the horizontal direction via the folding lines 104 and 105 are connected in the vertical direction via the cut line 106. Further, a marginal portion 109 in which a marginal hole 108 is formed through a tear line 107 is provided outside the first leaf piece 101 and the third leaf piece 103.

  On the surface of the first leaf piece 101, a postage stamp field, a postal code field, a recipient's address name and the like are written, and a window M penetrating in the lower left corner is provided. Private information 110 that requires secrecy is written on the surface of the second leaf piece 102 and the third leaf piece 103, and a window M that penetrates is provided in the lower right corner portion of the third leaf piece 103. The back of the first leaf 101 and the second leaf 102 includes personal information 110, etc., and the back of the third leaf 103 is used for general information 111 such as advertisements and the internal information after the completion of the tri-fold postcard. Continuous pattern and solid printing are applied.

  As shown in FIG. 10, the long sheet S <b> 3 configured as described above is folded, for example, from the tear line 106 into a bellows and arranged in the lower left in the figure in a block state. When it is pulled up by the upper support roller 51, the direction is changed almost horizontally, the pin of the pin tractor 52 kept on the right side is aligned with the marginal hole 108, and further to the pair of heat rollers 53a, 53b kept on the right side. Towed.

  In the pair of heat rollers 53a and 53b, the heat-sensitive adhesive layer 13 side of the pseudo-adhesive film sheet G fed out from the roll waiting upward and downward (indicated by a broken line in the drawing) and the front and back surfaces of the long sheet S3. The surfaces to be pseudo-bonded (the second leaf piece 102 and the third leaf piece 103 surface and the first leaf piece 101 and the second leaf piece 102 back surface) are aligned and subjected to heating / pressurizing treatment so that they cannot be peeled off. Glued. The marginal portion 109 outside the first leaf piece 101 is cut off by the slitters 54a and 54b before being conveyed to the nip rollers 55a and 55b that are further on the right side.

  The long sheet S3 from which the marginal portion 109 has been cut is folded into a Z-shaped cross section by the subsequent folding device 56 as shown in FIG. The 58 pins are aligned with the marginal hole 108 on the outside of the third leaf piece 103, and are further pulled to the slitters 59a and 59b that are reserved on the right side.

  Then, after the marginal portion 109 outside the third leaf piece 103 is cut off by the slitters 59a and 59b, the unit sheet t3 is cut by the cutting line 106 in the top-and-bottom direction by the cutting device composed of the die cut roll 60a and the backup roller 60b. It is cut into pieces.

Subsequently, the unit sheet t3 cut individually by the cutting device is conveyed to the integration step that is reserved on the right side. Since the processing procedure after the integration step is in accordance with the above-described embodiment, detailed description is omitted.
In the completed tri-fold postcard J4, as shown in FIG. 19, the first leaf piece 101 and the second leaf piece 102 form the same step as the embodiment described above, but the second leaf piece 102 and the third leaf piece. A window M is formed in the third leaf piece 103 protruding from each leaf piece 103 forming a step.
The window M formed in the third leaf piece 103 may protrude entirely or partially from the side end of the second leaf piece 102, or may enter the inside of the second leaf piece 102 side end. I do not care.

[Example 7: Method for manufacturing tri-fold postcard 2]
As shown in FIG. 20 (A), each leaf-like sheet S4 used in the manufacturing method of the present embodiment has a first leaf piece 121, a second leaf piece 122, and a third leaf piece 123 placed sideways through folding lines 124, 125. Three unit sheets t4 connected in the direction are printed in the vertical direction. And the postal stamp column, the postal code column and the address name of the recipient are described on the surface of the first leaf piece 121, the personal information 126 etc. are described on the surface of the second leaf piece 122 and the third leaf piece 123, Further, a window M penetrating the lower left corner portion of the first leaf piece 121 and the lower right corner of the third leaf piece 123 is provided. As shown in FIG. 20B, personal information 126 and the like are written on the back surface of the first leaf piece 121 and the second leaf piece 122, and general information 127 and the like are written on the back surface of the third leaf piece 123.

  Each leaf-shaped sheet S4 configured as described above is stacked at the lower left in the figure as shown in FIG. 13, for example. Then, the sheets are sucked up one by one, for example, by a suction pad or the like from the uppermost leaf-like sheet S4 (may be fed out by a feed roll or the like), and are sequentially fed out at equal intervals or at end portions against the right transport table. When the end of each leaf-like sheet S4 is inserted into the nip rollers 82a and 82b reserved on the conveyance table, the sheet is sent to the pair of heat rollers 83a and 83b reserved on the right side.

  In the pair of heat rollers 83a and 83b, each pseudo-adhesion between the heat-sensitive adhesive layer 13 side of the pseudo-adhesive film sheet G fed out from the roll waiting on the upper side and the lower side (indicated by a broken line in the figure) and the leaf-like sheet S4. The planned surfaces are aligned and subjected to heating / pressurizing treatment so that they are bonded together so that they cannot be peeled off. In addition, by covering with the pseudo-adhesive film G, each leaf-like sheet S4 becomes a continuous state.

  Then, before being conveyed to the nip rollers 86a and 86b in a continuous state, the cut-off portion P in the flow direction is cut off by the slitters 84a and 84b held down on the right side as in the fifth embodiment, and the fold lines 124 and 125 are cut off. Perforations are made by the sewing machines 85a and 85b.

  Subsequent folding steps and subsequent steps are performed in accordance with the above-described method for manufacturing a leaf-like sheet, and thus detailed description thereof is omitted.

The present invention is not limited to the above embodiment.
For example, in each embodiment, the shape of the window is a triangle, but an irregular shape such as a polygon, a circle, an ellipse, or a mixture thereof may be used.
Further, it is not necessary to be surrounded by a frame like a window, and a part of the frame may be lost, and for example, a bay state may be used as shown in FIGS. 21 (A) and (B). As described above, if the unbonded portion is formed at the corner portion in the integration step, opening can be easily started from there.
Furthermore, it goes without saying that the present invention can also be applied to information communication bodies such as postcards and sealed letters in which four or more pieces are folded.

JS1 Folded postcard paper JS2 Trifolded postcard paper J1 Folded postcard J2, J3, J4 Trifold postcard G Pseudo-adhesive film sheet F Double-sided adhesive film sheet M Window R Roller Y Paper piece P Cut off part Q1, Q2 Cut part S1, S3 Long sheet S2, S4 Each leaf-like sheet 1, 2, 21, 22, 23, 41, 42, 71, 72, 101, 102, 103, 121, 122, 123 Leaf piece 3, 24, 25, 43, 73 104, 105, 124, 125 Folding lines 4, 27, 45, 74, 111 General information 5, 26, 49, 75, 110, 122 Personal information 11 Base material 12 Pseudo-adhesive layer 13 Heat-sensitive adhesive layer

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  In an information communication body in which a plurality of leaf pieces are folded or cut and integrated so that any opposing leaf pieces can be peeled off via a pseudo-adhesive film sheet, the overlapping leaf pieces do not coincide with each other on the opening side edge. A cut portion of any shape is provided at the peeling start portion of either leaf piece of the both leaf pieces forming the step, and the cut portion is covered with a pseudo-adhesive film sheet. An information and communication body that is resistant to water.   The information communication body strong against water wetting according to claim 1, wherein the cut-out portion is extracted in a window shape with an arbitrary shape.   The information communication body resistant to water wetting according to claim 1, wherein the cut-out portion is cut into an arbitrary shape.   A method of manufacturing an information communication body in which a plurality of leaf pieces are folded or stacked and separated between any opposing leaf pieces via a pseudo-adhesive film sheet, wherein the plurality of leaf pieces are integrated in a lateral direction via a fold line. As the leaf pieces are connected, a unit sheet provided with a cut portion having an arbitrary shape in advance at the peeling start portion continuously feeds out the long sheet connected in the vertical direction via the cut line, continuously A covering process for covering the pseudo-adhesive film sheet on the surface to be pseudo-bonded of the long sheet to be fed, a folding process for folding the long sheet coated with the pseudo-adhesive film sheet, and a marginal part of the folded long sheet Cutting process for cutting, cutting process for cutting a long sheet with the marginal part cut into unit sheets, and integration process for integrating the cut unit sheets Method for producing a strong telecommunications bodies wetting was characterized in that it consists of.   A method of manufacturing an information communication body in which a plurality of leaf pieces are folded or stacked and separated between any opposing leaf pieces via a pseudo-adhesive film sheet, wherein the plurality of leaf pieces are integrated in a lateral direction via a fold line. A unit sheet in which leaf pieces are connected is printed, and a cut sheet in which a cut portion having an arbitrary shape is provided in advance at a peeling start portion is continuously fed out, and a pseudo-adhesive planned surface of the cut sheet that is continuously fed out The covering process for covering the pseudo adhesive film sheet, the cutting process for cutting the cut sheet coated with the pseudo adhesive film sheet for each unit sheet, the folding process for folding the cut unit sheet, and the unit sheet folded are integrated. The manufacturing method of the information communication body strong against water-wetting characterized by consisting of an integration process.   6. The method for producing an information communication body resistant to water wetting according to claim 4, wherein a cutting step is added after the covering step.   7. The method for manufacturing an information communication body resistant to water wetting according to claim 6, wherein the order of the cutting step and the integration step is changed and the cutting step is arranged either before or after the integration step.   8. A water-wet-resistant information communication body according to claim 1, wherein the pseudo-adhesive film sheet is a pseudo-adhesive film sheet corresponding to a dry laminate system in which a pseudo-adhesive layer is formed on one surface of a substrate. And its manufacturing method.   The pseudo-adhesive film sheet is a pseudo-adhesive film sheet corresponding to a thermal laminating system in which a pseudo-adhesive layer is formed on one side of a substrate and a heat-sensitive adhesive layer is formed on the other side of the substrate. Item 8. An information communication body that is resistant to water wetting and a manufacturing method thereof.   The pseudo-adhesive film sheet is a pseudo-adhesive film sheet comprising at least three layers in which a heat-sensitive adhesive layer is formed on at least one outer side of a two-layer laminated film sheet in which a resin is laminated on one surface of a base material in a peelable manner. The information communication body resistant to water wetting and the manufacturing method thereof according to claim 1.

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