JP3176651U - Paper such as stationery with marks that can be used as fold marks - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention provides a sheet that can be folded in three neatly and easily by adding a mark that serves as a guideline for folds on a paper such as a stationery.
When a paper 3 such as a stationery is stored in an envelope, the paper 3 usually has to be folded into three or more equal parts if it is a B5 size or A4 size in order to match the size of the envelope. At this time, the mark 1 (for example, a mark such as a short line, a dot, or a triangle mark) that serves as a guide is printed, and each mark is colored, or the mark is changed according to the type of folding. When folding multiple, you can fold while checking by color and mark. If the stationery has marks 1 on both sides, fold the mark 1 provided at the same position at both ends on the upper side, and fold the mark 1 provided at the same position on the lower ends. It is very easy to fold it evenly into three equal parts.
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Description

  In the present invention, when inserting paper such as letter paper and copy paper (hereinafter referred to as letter paper) into an envelope, especially for first-class envelopes that are mailed with 80-yen stamps, B5 and A4 size paper is used. When inserting, it cannot be inserted unless it is folded in three or more. In this case, papers such as stationery paper with a crease guideline with two or more marks at the edges so that it can be folded into three or more equal parts so that it can be folded more than trifold easily It is.

As a conventional technique, a creased creased paper with a crease that can be folded in two, and when the paper is folded, a pressure-sensitive adhesive is mainly applied to the outer fold side (see, for example, Patent Document 1). Is present.
JP-A-8-2146 (refer to the claims section, detailed description section, and FIGS. 1 to 4)

The crease provided in the memo paper with pressure-sensitive adhesive with creases, which is a conventional technology, has a crease at a position slightly away from the surface with the adhesive on the outer fold side so that it folds along the surface with the pressure-sensitive adhesive on the outer fold side. However, there were the following problems.
Conventionally, when a sheet is folded in half, the sheet can be folded in two by folding the sheet so that the upper, lower, or left and right edges are aligned. Further, as in the prior art described above, it is extremely effective for maximizing the character writing space on the memo paper and viewing characters.
However, in order to make it more than three folds, it is extremely difficult to fold evenly into three or more evenly with a register, and it is very difficult to fold into three or more equal parts. There was a problem that when the paper was folded into three or more equal parts, the first crease became unnatural.

A first device of the present invention for solving the above-described problem is a paper such as a stationery having a mark as a crease guide as described in claim 1, and is as follows.
In a paper such as a stationery, two or more marks that can be equally divided into three or more are provided on the longitudinal side edge.

A second device of the present invention for solving the above-mentioned problem is a paper such as a stationery having a mark as an indication of a fold as described in claim 2, and is as follows.
In addition to the first aspect of the present invention, the structure further includes a mark that serves as a guide for folding in the center of the side end or a guide for punching a hole for filing.

A paper such as a stationery having a mark as a fold reference according to the present invention has the configuration as described above, and therefore has the following effects.
(1) When folding a paper such as a stationery paper into three or more equal parts, it is very easy to divide it into 3 to several equal parts by using the marks provided on one or both side edges as a guide. It can be folded neatly.
(2) When using the marks provided on both side edges of a long sheet of paper to fold it neatly, it is easy to fold it with a thin plate-like item such as a “scale” to connect the left and right marks. Can do.

FIG. 3 is a schematic plan view showing a first embodiment of a paper such as a stationery having a mark as a fold reference according to the present invention. It is a schematic top view which shows 2nd Example of paper, such as a stationery, which has the mark used as the standard of the crease | fold of this invention.

  For paper sheets such as stationery, use two or more marks that can be equally divided into 3 or more on the vertical side edge, and a standard for punching in the center of the side edge for folding or filing. It is a paper such as a stationery having a mark as a guideline for a fold having a blank mark.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described.
FIG. 1 is a plan view showing a first embodiment of the present invention. When a paper 3 such as a note paper is stored in an envelope, the paper 3 is B5 size and A4 size in order to match the size of the envelope. And usually it must be folded into 3 or more equal parts.
At this time, if it is attempted to fold more than three folds with a standard and feeling, it is difficult to fold well into three or more equal parts.
Use this as a guide mark 1 (for example, short lines, dots, triangle marks, etc.), color each mark, or change the mark depending on the number of folds. When folding, you can fold while checking by color or mark.
In other words, as can be understood from FIG. 1, if the stationery has the mark 1 on both ends, it is folded using the mark 1 provided at the same position on both ends of the upper side as a guide, and further on the same position on both ends of the lower side. By folding the provided mark 1 as a guide, it is very easy to fold it into three equal parts.
Note that reference numeral 2 in the figure indicates a ruled line.

Next, a second embodiment will be described based on FIG.
The difference from the first embodiment shown in FIG. 1 is that a mark 4 that serves as a guideline for folding in the center at both ends of the vertically long end (if this mark 4 has a shape different from that of the mark 1 is used. It is a better one.)
The rest is the same as in the first embodiment of FIG.
In the above-described embodiment, the two-folded and three-folded ones have been described. However, it is possible to provide marks that serve as a guide for various folding methods such as four-folding.

Not only paper such as stationery, but also anything that needs to be folded on a flat item such as a towel, a bed sheet, a summer cover, etc., can be used.
Especially in the case of elderly people or when the limbs become inconvenient, it is very difficult to fold it every day. Since it can be folded, it is extremely effective.
If the towels, sheets, and summer cover are patterned, change the color so that the border can be used, such as changing the color from a light color to a dark color instead of using the mark. It is also possible.

1 ... 3 or more equal division marks 2 .... ruled lines 3 .... paper 4 .... two equal division marks

Claims (2)

A paper for a stationery or the like having a mark as a fold fold, characterized in that two or more marks that can be equally divided into three or more are provided on a longitudinal side edge of the paper. In addition to the mark used as a guideline for the crease according to claim 1, it further has a mark used as a guideline for folding in the center of the side edge, or a mark used as a guideline for punching a hole for filing. Paper such as stationery with a mark that serves as a guideline for the fold.

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