JP6802248B2 - Package and packaged products using this - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a package that accommodates a mailing object in an openable manner, and more particularly to a package that can be used as an accessory of the mailing object after opening and a packaged product using the same.

Conventionally, as a package of this type, for example, those described in Patent Documents 1 to 3 are already known.
In Patent Document 1, the main body of the envelope is provided with a plurality of cut perforations inside a predetermined interval from two side sides intersecting each other, and the recipient of the envelope cuts the main body along the outer perforations. As a result, the upper and right edges of the main body can be easily separated from the main body, whereby the envelope is formed in a folder shape in which two side sides intersecting each other are opened, and the used envelope is re-used as a folder. It is disclosed to use.
Patent Document 2 describes a top lid plate that is connected to a front plate that is flexibly connected to the bottom plate and is bent like a hook along the longitudinal front edge portion and the rear surface edge portion of the bottom plate of the bottom plate made of paper. A front unit having both side plates and a back unit having a handle plate and both side plates that are connected to a back plate that is flexibly connected to the bottom plate and that bends into a hook shape are bent into a hook shape of both units. The two side plates are opposed to each other in an abutting state, and the hook-shaped bent portions of the top lid plate and the handle plate are engaged and connected to each other via an insertion piece, and on the lower surface of the hook-shaped bent portion of both side plates of both units. It is disclosed that the formed notch groove is inserted and engaged with the central portion of the upper surface of both side surface plates which are bent and erected in a hook shape from both side edges of the bottom surface plate to form an assembly.
In Patent Document 3, the folded material is housed inside a cardboard cover body, and by adhering key points and closing the cover body, a package that can be mailed as it is without being put in an envelope or the like is completed. At the time of use, a packaged product is disclosed in which a large-sized material is freely folded and sandwiched between two cover surfaces made of thick paper by cutting off the gusset surface to form an easy-to-use material book. There is.

Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2003-191962 (Embodiments of the Invention, FIG. 1) JP-A-2002-347745 (Embodiments of the Invention, FIG. 1) Japanese Patent No. 4096072 (Examples, FIGS. 2 and 6)

A technical problem to be solved by the present invention is to provide a package that can easily accommodate a mailing object and can be used as an accessory of the mailing object after opening.

The first technical feature of the present invention is a package in which a mailing object is housed, and a pair of front and back covering materials having a substantially rectangular shape equal to or larger than the size of the planar shape of the mailing object, and the pair. A peripheral covering band that covers the entire periphery of the pair of covering materials is provided between the covering materials so as to secure a space for accommodating the mailing object, and the pair of covering materials and the peripheral covering band are one. It is manufactured by cutting one package sheet so that the pair of covering materials and the peripheral covering band are connected to each other, and can be assembled three-dimensionally so as to cover the space between the pair of covering materials with the peripheral covering band. The peripheral covering band is uncut from a cut-covered band portion that is cutably connected to a region along at least one side of the periphery of the pair of covering materials and a region along at least one side other than the cut-covered covering band portion. The pair of covering materials have a residual covering band portion to be connected, and at least one entire side of the pair of covering materials is connected via the remaining covering band portion, and both corners of one side along the region covered by the cut covering band portion or One corner has a curved chamfered portion that is not connected to the cut-covered strip, and the cut-covered strip is cut to open the package, and the rest of the package after the cut-covered strip is cut is the object to be mailed. It is a package characterized by being used in part .
The second technical feature of the present invention is a package in which a mailing object is housed, and a pair of front and back covering materials having a substantially rectangular shape equal to or larger than the size of the planar shape of the mailing object, and the pair. A peripheral covering band that covers the entire periphery of the pair of covering materials is provided between the covering materials so as to secure a space for accommodating the mailing object, and the pair of covering materials and the peripheral covering band are one. It is manufactured by cutting one package sheet so that the pair of covering materials and the peripheral covering band are connected to each other, and can be assembled three-dimensionally so as to cover the space between the pair of covering materials with the peripheral covering band. The peripheral covering band is uncut from a cut-covered band portion that is cutably connected to a region along at least one side of the periphery of the pair of covering materials and a region along at least one side other than the cut-covered covering band portion. The pair of covering materials have a residual covering band portion to be connected, and at least one entire side of the pair of covering materials is connected via the remaining covering band portion, and both corners of one side along the region covered by the cut covering band portion or One corner has a curved chamfered portion that is not connected to the cut-covered strip, and the cut-covered strip is cut off to open the package. After the cut-covered strip is cut, a pair of front and back covers are provided. All or part of the material is a package characterized in that the inner surface side of the remaining part of the package is exposed to the outer surface side and used as an accessory of the mailing object.

The third technical feature of the present invention is that in a package having the first or second technical feature, the peripheral covering band forms a common overhanging band piece on one side around the pair of covering materials. At the same time, individual overhanging strips are formed on all or part of the other sides so that the connecting portion between the overhanging strip and the covering material can be bent, and the relative of the individual overhanging strips. Those existing in the facing portions are bonded to each other, those existing in one of them are bonded to the opposite covering material and sealed, and the cut-out covering band portion is the boundary with the covering material. It is a package characterized by forming perforations that can be cut off along the portions.
The fourth technical feature of the present invention is that, in a package having the third technical feature, at least the region including the perforations in the package is a polypropylene resin, a polyethylene resin, or a synthetic sheet containing these as a main component. The package is a base material, and the perforations of the cut-out covering band portion are processed by micro-sewing processing having a cut length of 0.3 mm or less and a non-cut length of 0.2 mm or less.

A fifth technical feature of the present invention is a packaged product including a mailing object and a package containing the mailing object, and the package has the same size as the planar shape of the mailing object. A pair of substantially rectangular front and back covering materials of a degree or more, and a peripheral covering band covering the entire periphery of the pair of covering materials so as to secure a space between the pair of covering materials that can accommodate the mailing object. , The pair of covering materials and the peripheral covering band are produced by cutting one package sheet so that the pair of covering materials and the peripheral covering band are connected to each other, and the space between the pair of covering materials is formed. It can be assembled three-dimensionally so as to be covered with the peripheral covering band, and the peripheral covering band includes a cut-out covering band portion that is cutably connected to a region along at least one side of the periphery of the pair of covering materials. The pair has a region along at least one side other than the cut-out covering band portion and a residual covering band portion that is uncutly connected, and at least one entire side of the pair of covering materials is connected via the remaining covering band portion. Both corners or one corner of one side along the area covered by the cut-covered band portion have curved chamfered portions that are not connected to the cut-covered band portion, and the cut-covered band portion is cut to open and the cut. The package product is characterized in that the remaining part of the package after cutting off the covering band portion also serves as a part of the mailing object .

A sixth technical feature of the present invention is a packaged product including a mailing object and a package containing the mailing object, and the package has the same size as the planar shape of the mailing object. A pair of substantially rectangular front and back covering materials of a degree or more, and a peripheral covering band covering the entire periphery of the pair of covering materials so as to secure a space between the pair of covering materials that can accommodate the mailing object. , The pair of covering materials and the peripheral covering band are produced by cutting one package sheet so that the pair of covering materials and the peripheral covering band are connected to each other, and the space between the pair of covering materials is formed. It can be assembled three-dimensionally so as to be covered with the peripheral covering band, and the peripheral covering band includes a cut-out covering band portion that is cutably connected to a region along at least one side of the periphery of the pair of covering materials. The pair has a region along at least one side other than the cut-out covering band portion and a residual covering band portion that is uncutly connected, and at least one entire side of the pair of covering materials is connected via the remaining covering band portion. Both corners or one corner of one side along the area covered by the cut-covered band portion have curved chamfered portions that are not connected to the cut-covered band portion, and the cut-covered band portion is cut to open and the cut. all or part of the pair of front and back covering material of the package the remainder after cutting the covering strip portion, to be utilized an inner surface side of the package the remainder is exposed on the outer surface side as an accessory of the mailing object It is a characteristic packaged product.

According to the first technical feature of the present invention, there is provided an eco-friendly package that can easily accommodate a mailing object and can be used as a functional component that covers the mailing object as an accessory of the mailing object after opening. In addition, it is possible to easily construct a package that can be assembled from a single package sheet. Further, after opening the package, the rest of the package can be used as a part of the mailing object.
According to the second technical feature of the present invention, there is provided an eco-friendly package that can easily accommodate the mailing object and can be used as a functional component covering the mailing object as an accessory of the mailing object after opening. In addition, it is possible to easily construct a package that can be assembled from a single package sheet. Furthermore, when using the remaining part of the package after opening as an accessory for the mailing object, the attachment of the mailing object is compared with the mode in which the outer surface of the pair of front and back covering materials at the time of mailing is used as it is as an accessory for the mailing object. It is easy to maintain good decorativeness as a product.
According to the third technical feature of the present invention, a peripheral covering band can be easily formed in constructing a package that can be assembled from one package sheet.
According to the fourth technical feature of the present invention, in addition to being able to maintain sufficient strength as a mailing package and prevent damage to the package during mailing, the opening operation of the package can be easily performed. ..
According to the fifth technical feature of the present invention, an eco-friendly package that easily accommodates the mailing object and can be used as a functional component that covers the mailing object as an accessory of the mailing object after opening is included. In addition to being able to provide packaged products that can be assembled, it is also possible to provide packaged products that can be easily assembled from a single package sheet. Further, after opening the package, the rest of the package can be used as a part of the mailing object.
According to the sixth technical feature of the present invention, an eco-friendly package that can easily accommodate the mailing object and can be used as a functional component covering the mailing object as an accessory of the mailing object after opening is included. In addition to being able to provide packaged products that can be assembled, it is also possible to provide packaged products that can be easily assembled from a single package sheet. Furthermore, when using the remaining part of the package after opening as an accessory for the mailing object, the attachment of the mailing object is compared with the mode in which the outer surface of the pair of front and back covering materials at the time of mailing is used as it is as an accessory for the mailing object. It is easy to maintain good decorativeness as a product.

(A) is an explanatory diagram showing a state before mailing of an outline of an embodiment of a package to which the present invention is applied, and (b) is an explanatory diagram showing a state when the package is opened. (A) is a plan explanatory view before assembling the package according to the first embodiment, and (b) is a perspective explanatory view before assembling the package. (A) is an explanatory diagram showing a usage method in which the mailing object is housed in the package according to the first embodiment, and (b) is an explanatory diagram showing a packaged product in which the mailing object is housed in the package. (A) and (b) are explanatory views showing a method for taking out a mailing object from a package. (A) is a plan explanatory view before assembling the package according to the second embodiment, and (b) is a perspective explanatory view before assembling the package. (A) is an explanatory diagram showing a method for taking out the mailing object from the package, and (b) is an explanatory diagram showing a usage mode when the package after opening is used as an accessory of the mailing object. It is explanatory drawing which shows the usage mode after opening the package of the information collection book as a package product which concerns on Embodiment 3. (A) is an explanatory diagram showing a state in which the folding sheet of the information collection book as a package product according to the third embodiment is unfolded, and (b) is an explanatory diagram showing a folded state of the folding sheet of the information collection book. Is. (A) is an explanatory view showing a configuration example of the first cover of the information collection book as a packaged product according to the third embodiment, (b) is an explanatory view of a cross section taken along line BB in (a), (c) Is an explanatory diagram showing a configuration example of the second cover of the information collection book. (A) is a plan explanatory view before assembling the package according to the third embodiment, (b) is a perspective explanatory view before assembling the package, and (c) is a perspective explanatory view after assembling the package. (A) is an explanatory diagram showing a folded state of the folding sheet in the information collection book as a packaged product according to the third embodiment, and (b) is folding by the first cover in the information collection book shown in (a). It is explanatory drawing which shows the covering state of a tatami sheet. (A) is an explanatory diagram showing a usage mode of the information collection book as a packaged product according to the third embodiment at the time of collecting an object to be collected, and (b) is an enlarged explanatory view of a portion B in (a). (A) is a plan explanatory view before assembling the package according to the fourth embodiment, and (b) is a perspective explanatory view before assembling the package. (A) is an explanatory view showing a method for taking out a folding sheet as a mailing object from the package according to the fourth embodiment, and (b) is an accessory capable of integrating the remaining part of the package after opening with the folding sheet. It is explanatory drawing which shows the usage mode of the information collection book as a package product used as. (A) is an explanatory diagram showing a folded state of the information collection book as a packaged product according to the fourth embodiment, and (b) is an explanatory diagram showing an expanded state of the information collection book. It is explanatory drawing which shows the unfolded state before assembling the package which concerns on Embodiment 5. (A) is an explanatory diagram showing the appearance of the information collection book (in this example, the red stamp book) as the package product according to the first embodiment, and (b) is the information collection book as the package product according to the second embodiment (in this example). It is explanatory drawing which shows the appearance of the Goshuin book). It is explanatory drawing which shows the use example of the information collection book (the red stamp book in this example) as a package product which concerns on Example 1. FIG.

◎ Outline of Embodiment FIG. 1 shows an outline of an embodiment of a packaged product to which the present invention is applied.
In the figure, the packaged product includes a mailing object 1 and a package 2 containing the mailing object 1.
Here, as shown in FIGS. 1A and 1B, a typical embodiment of the package 2 is a pair of covering materials 3 and 4 having a substantially rectangular shape on the front and back sides, which is about the same size as the planar shape of the mailing object 1. A peripheral covering band 5 that covers the entire periphery of the pair of covering materials 3 and 4 is provided so as to secure a space between the pair of covering materials 3 and 4 that can accommodate the mailing object 1. Has a cut-out covering band portion 5a that is cutably connected to a region along at least one side of the periphery of the pair of covering materials 3 and 4, and is opened by cutting the cut-out covering band portion 5a, and the package after opening is opened. The rest is used as an accessory that can be integrated with the mailing object 1 separately or after opening.
Further, another typical aspect of the package 2 is, as shown in FIGS. 1A and 1B, a pair of substantially rectangular front and back covering materials 3 having a size equal to or larger than the plane shape of the mailing object 1. 4 and a peripheral covering band 5 that covers the entire periphery of the pair of covering materials 3 and 4 so as to secure a space for accommodating the mailing object 1 between the pair of covering materials 3 and 4. The band 5 has a cut-out covering band portion 5a that is cutably connected to a region along at least one side of the periphery of the pair of covering materials 3 and 4, and a residual coating that is uncut-outly connected to a region other than the cut-covered covering band portion 5a. It has a band portion 5b and is opened by cutting off the cut-out covering band portion 5a, and the remaining part of the package after opening is used as an accessory that can be separated or integrated with the mailing object 1.

In such technical means, the mailing object 1 is mainly assumed to be a flat material having a thin thickness such as a booklet, a library, a foldable material, and a binding material, but it is not limited to this. Including flat ones.
Regarding the basic configurations of the former and the latter packages 2, the materials for the package 2 are usually the same for the entire package 2, but different materials may be used for a specific part of the package 2. Of course.
Further, when the package 2 is mailed, the mailing address or the like may be indicated on any side of the package 2 by using label display and printing.
Further, the pair of covering materials 3 and 4 need to be equal to or larger than the size of the planar shape of the mailing object 1 in order to accommodate the mailing object 1.
Furthermore, the peripheral covering band 5 may cover the entire peripheral area of the pair of covering materials 3 and 4, but the width direction thereof should be selected so as to secure a space that can accommodate the mailing object 1. Just do it.
Then, as the peripheral covering band 5, the cut-out covering band portion 5a may be provided in a region along at least one side of the pair of covering materials 3 and 4. This is because when the package 2 is opened by cutting off the cut-out covering band portion 5a, at least an opening facing one side of a pair of covering materials 3 and 4 is required to enable the mailing object 1. ..
Further, as a structure capable of cutting the cut-out covering band portion 5a, a perforation is typical, but it is intended to include other than this (for example, a means for removing a stopper such as a stapler).

Here, the former package 2 also includes an embodiment in which the peripheral covering band 5 is a cut covering band portion 5a over the entire peripheral area of the pair of covering materials 3 and 4. Therefore, as the remaining package after opening, when all the peripheral covering bands 5 are cut covering bands 5a, the pair of covering materials 3 and 4 remain in a separated state.
However, it is known that when the mailing object 1 is a folded material as in Patent Document 3, a pair of covering materials 3 and 4 are attached to the uppermost layer and the lowest layer of the folded material at the time of mailing. However, since the present application requires that "the rest of the package after opening is used as an accessory that can be integrated separately from the mailed object or after opening", the embodiment shown in Patent Document 3 Is different. In the present application, for example, when the pair of covering materials 3 and 4 which are the remaining parts of the package are used as the front cover and the back cover of the mailing object 1, the pair of covering materials 3 and 4 are used for the opened mailing object 1. You just have to paste. At this time, when the pair of covering materials 3 and 4 are used as the front cover and the back cover, it is possible to arrange the inner surface of the package 2 as the outer surface as necessary to maintain the appearance quality of the front cover and the back cover. ..

On the other hand, in the latter package 2, it is premised that the peripheral covering band 5 has, in addition to the cut covering band portion 5a, a remaining covering band portion 5b that is inseparably connected to a region other than the cut covering band portion 5a. To do.
In this example, since the residual covering band portion 5b is provided in a part of the peripheral covering band 5 of the package 2, for example, when cutting the cut covering band portion 5a along one side of the pair of covering materials 3 and 4, one side is open. The package 2 can be used as a case for the mailing object 1, and when the cut-out covering band portion 5a along the three adjacent sides of the pair of covering materials 3 and 4 is cut out, the pair of covering materials 3 and 3 It is possible to use the remaining covering band portion 5b remaining on one side of 4 as an outer cover having a spine cover. In this example, unlike the former package 2, the remaining part of the package after opening is not limited to the mode of being used as an accessory that can be integrated with the mailing object 1 after opening, and the accessory that is integrated in advance before opening. Including those used as.

Next, a typical mode or a preferable mode of the package 2 or the package product according to the present embodiment will be described.
First, as a typical embodiment of the package 2, the pair of covering materials 3 and 4 and the peripheral covering band 5 are formed by cutting one package sheet so that the pair of covering materials 3 and 4 and the peripheral covering band 5 are connected to each other. There is an embodiment in which the pair of covering materials 3 and 4 can be three-dimensionally assembled so as to be covered with a peripheral covering band 5. In this example, when the pair of covering materials 3 and 4 are cut out from one package sheet, the peripheral covering band 5 is secured at the same time.

Further, as a typical aspect of the peripheral covering band 5, a common overhanging band piece 6 (6c in this example) is formed on one side around the pair of covering materials 3 and 4, and all or a part of the other side is formed. Individual overhanging strips 6 (6a, 6b, 6d, 6e, 6f, 6g in this example) are formed in the above, and the joints between the overhanging strips 6 and the covering materials 3 and 4 can be bent. Of the individual overhanging strips 6, those existing in opposite parts are bonded to each other, and those existing in one of them are bonded to the facing covering material 3 or 4 to be sealed and cut off. Regarding the covering band portion 5a, an embodiment in which a perforation 8 that can be cut off is formed along the boundary portion 7 with the covering materials 3 and 4 can be mentioned. This example is a typical embodiment adopted for securing the peripheral covering band 5 when cutting out a pair of covering materials 3 and 4 from one package sheet.
Here, the common overhanging band piece 6 (6c) refers to a band piece overhanging so as to connect the corresponding sides of the pair of covering materials 3 and 4, and the individual overhanging band pieces 6 (6a, 6b, 6d, 6e). , 6f, 6g) refers to strips that individually project from the sides of the pair of covering materials 3, 4. In the embodiment in which the individual overhanging band pieces 6 are mutually present at the opposite portions, the peripheral covering band 5 is formed by bonding and sealing the peripheral band pieces 6 to each other. Therefore, each width dimension is required as the peripheral covering band 5. It may be shorter than the width dimension. Further, in the embodiment in which the individual overhanging band pieces 6 are present on one of them, the peripheral covering band 5 is formed by bonding and sealing to the opposing covering materials 3 or 4, so that the width dimension thereof is the peripheral covering band. It is necessary to make the width dimension required as 5 longer by the dimension for bonding.

Furthermore, as a preferred embodiment of the package material and the cut-out covering band portion 5a, the region including at least the perforation 8 in the package 2 is made of polypropylene resin, polyethylene resin, or a synthetic sheet containing these as a main component, and is cut-covered. The perforation 8 of the band portion 5a may be processed by microsewing with a cut length of 0.3 mm or less and a non-cut length of 0.2 mm or less. In this example, a specific package material is selected in the region including at least the perforation 8 in the package 2, and the cut-out covering band portion 5a that has been micro-perforated is easy to cut in the direction of the perforation 8 and is perforated. The tensile strength in the direction intersecting with 8 can be increased.

Further, as a typical aspect of the package product, the mailing object 1 can be taken out separately from the opening obtained by cutting the cut-out covering band portion 5a of the package 2, and the cut-out covering band portion 5a is cut off. An embodiment in which the obtained package 2 with an opening is used as a container for the mailing object 1 can be mentioned. This example is a packaged product containing a mailing object 1 that can be separated from the package 2. For example, it is possible to store a book, a booklet, or the like as a mailing object 1 in a container-structured package 2 and mail it.
Further, as another typical mode of the packaged product, there is a mode in which the remaining part of the package after cutting the cut-out covering band portion 5a from the package 2 also serves as a part of the mailing object 1. This example is a package product in which the package 2 after opening is also used as a part of the mailing object 1. For example, when a book or booklet is mailed as a mailing object 1, the front cover, back cover, and spine of each may be used as a package. In this case, a cut-out covering band portion 5a is formed along three adjacent sides of the periphery of the pair of front and back covering materials 3 and 4, and the mailing address is displayed using any surface of the cut-out covering band portion 5a. Alternatively, a peelable label may be attached to the front cover, back cover, or the like, and the mailing address may be indicated on the label.

Furthermore, as a preferred embodiment of the package product, all or a part of the pair of front and back covering materials 3 and 4 in the remaining part of the package after the cut covering band portion 5a is cut from the package 2 has the inner surface side of the package 2 as the outer surface. An embodiment in which the item is exposed to the side and used as an accessory of the mailing object 1 can be mentioned. In this example, when the remaining part of the package after opening is used as an accessory of the mailing object 1, all or a part of the pair of covering materials 3 and 4 is used by exposing the inner surface side of the package 2 to the outer surface side. It is an aspect. In this example, even if the outer surface of the covering materials 3 and 4 of the package 2 is damaged during mailing or the address label is affixed to the outer surface, the remaining part of the package after mailing is used as an accessory of the mailing object 1. This is preferable in that damage to the outer surface of the covering materials 3 and 4 can be hidden, and the inner surface of the covering materials 3 and 4 can function as a decorative surface visible from the outside.

Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in more detail based on the embodiments shown in the accompanying drawings.
◎ Embodiment 1
FIG. 2A is a plan explanatory view of the package according to the first embodiment before assembly, and FIG. 2B is a perspective explanatory view of the package before assembly. The package according to the first embodiment is a reference form related to the present invention.
In this example, the mailable object M is widely included as long as it can be mailed, for example, a rectangular book, a notebook, a booklet, a foldable map, an information collection book, or the like.
-Basic package configuration-
Further, the package 20 in this example accommodates the mailing object M (see FIG. 3A), and is one of the covering materials formed in a rectangular shape substantially corresponding to the planar shape of the mailing object M. The first cover 21 as a cover material, and the second cover 22 as the other covering material which is arranged to face the first cover 21 and is formed to have the same size as the first cover 21. A peripheral covering band 23 which is a gusset surface covering the entire periphery of both covers 21 and 22 is provided between the first and second covers 21 and 22 so as to secure a space in which the mailing object M can be accommodated. There is.

In this example, the material of the package 20 may be appropriately selected, but polypropylene resin, polyethylene resin, or synthetic paper YUPO (registered trademark) is used.
The first cover 21 is connected to the second cover 22 via the connecting strip 30 on one side in the vertical direction, and the boundary portion between the first cover 21 and the connecting strip 30 and the connecting strip 30. A foldable crease 37 is provided at the boundary between the second cover 22 and the connecting band piece 30. Further, in this example, elongated overhanging band pieces 31 to 33 having a width dimension substantially equal to the width dimension of the connecting band piece 30 are formed on the three sides other than the connecting band piece 30 of the first cover 21. On three sides other than the connecting band piece 30 of the second cover 22, elongated overhanging band pieces 34 to 36 having a width dimension substantially equal to the width dimension of the connecting band piece 30 are formed, and the overhanging band pieces 31 to 36 A foldable crease 37 is formed at the boundary between a part (31, 33, 34, 36 in this example) and the first cover 21 or the second cover 22, while each overhanging band piece 31 to 31. A perforation 38 that can be cut along a bendable crease is formed at the boundary between the remaining portion of 36 (32, 35 in this example) and the first cover 21 or the second cover 22.
It should be noted that the corners of the first cover 21 located between the overhanging strips 31 to 33 and the corners of the second cover 22 located between the overhanging strips 34 to 36 are curved. A chamfered portion 25 is formed.

Here, the perforations 38 are processed by microsewing in order to maintain good smoothness of the peripheral edges of the first cover 21 and the second cover 22 after cutting out the overhanging band pieces 32 and 35. Is preferable.
In particular, in this example, since it was decided to use, for example, polypropylene resin, polyethylene resin, or synthetic paper YUPO (registered trademark) as the material of the package 20, for example, a cut length of 0.3 mm or less, 0.2 mm by microsewing machine processing. Even if the following non-cut length perforations 38 are formed, the overhanging strips 32 and 35 can be easily cut along the direction of the perforations 38, but if they are bent along the perforations 38, However, it has been confirmed that a certain level of strength is secured for the tensile load of each of the overhanging band pieces 32 and 35 acting in the direction intersecting the direction along the perforation 38. Therefore, even if the overhanging band pieces 32 and 35 are formed on the first cover 21 and the second cover 22 and bent along the perforation 38, they overhang before being cut along the perforation 38. It is possible to secure a certain degree of connection strength between the band pieces 32 and 35 and the first cover 21 or the second cover 22.

Further, in this example, the overhanging band pieces 34 to 36 formed on the second cover 22 side have a longer length along each side than the overhanging band pieces 31 to 33 formed on the first cover 21 side. Triangular joint pieces 34a, 36a are perforated 38 on the overhanging band piece 35 side of the overhanging band pieces 34, 36 formed along both sides in the lateral direction of the second cover 22. It is formed through.

-Package assembly method-
Next, a case where the package 20 developed in a plane shown in FIG. 2A is assembled into a flat box-shaped container for mailing will be described.
Now, as shown in FIGS. 2B and 3A, each of the overhanging strips 31 to 33 of the first cover 21 is bent at a substantially right angle along the crease 37 or the perforation 38, and then the second cover 21 is formed. The cover 22 of 2 is bent at a substantially right angle along one crease 37 of the connecting band piece 30, and each overhanging band piece 34 to 36 of the second cover 22 is bent at a substantially right angle along the crease 37 or the perforation 38. Along with bending, an adhesive (not shown) is applied to the joint pieces 34a and 36a of the overhanging band pieces 34 and 36 of the second cover 22 and fixed to both ends of the overhanging band piece 35, whereby the second cover 22 The connection strip 30 and the longitudinal end portion may be fixed to each other around the periphery to form a peripheral enclosure 23c composed of overhanging strips 34 to 36 which are continuous along three sides.
In this state, as shown in FIG. 3A, the package 20 includes a flat box body 20a having a second cover 22 and a peripheral enclosure 23c (overhanging band pieces 34 to 36) and an upper opening, and a peripheral enclosure. It has a lid 20b formed of a first cover 21 connected to a connecting band piece 30 forming a part of 23c, and the lid 20b is kept open to the box body 20a.

-How to pack in a package-
Therefore, in the present embodiment, when the mailing object M is packed in the package 20, after the mailing object M is stored in the box body 20a of the opened package 20 in the state shown in FIG. 3A. , As shown in FIG. 3B, each of the overhanging strips 31 to 33 of the lid 20b (corresponding to the first cover 21) is bent at a substantially right angle along the crease 37 or the perforation 38, and the box body 20a is formed. Each of the overhanging band pieces 31 to 33 is fixed to the overhanging band pieces 34 to 36 of the peripheral enclosure 23c via an adhesive means (for example, double-sided tape) (not shown), and the first cover 21 and the second cover are covered. A gusset surface covering band portion 40 to 43 as a peripheral covering band 23 serving as a gusset surface may be formed between the gusset surface and the gusset surface covering band portion 40 to 43, whereby a closed package 20 made of a flat box-shaped container may be constructed.
Here, the gusset surface covering band portion 40 is composed of the connecting band piece 30, the gusset surface covering band portion 41 is formed by adhering the overhanging band pieces 31, 34, and the gusset surface covering band portion 42 is the overhanging band piece 32, 35. The gusset surface covering band portion 43 is made by adhering overhanging band pieces 33 and 36.
In this state, the mailing object M is packed in the package 20, and the mailing address is written on the outer surface of the package 20, for example, the outer surface of the first cover 21 or the second cover 22 (not shown). By attaching, a mailable package product P is constructed.
The address label may be left affixed to the outer surface of the package 20, but it is preferable to use a peelable address label in consideration of later use of the package 20.

-How to open the package-
When opening the packaged product P that has been mailed, as shown in FIG. 4A, the gusset surface coating that is connected to the first cover 21 and the second cover 22 via the perforations 38. By cutting the band portion 42 (overhanging band pieces 32, 35) along the perforation 38, the opening 45 may be formed in the portion of the package 20 corresponding to the gusset surface covering band portion 42.
In this state, as shown in FIG. 4B, the mailing object M may be taken out from the opening 45 of the package 20.
Here, as the package product P, the function of mailing the mailing object M is already consumed, but in the package 20 after the mailing object M is taken out, for example, the mailing object M is a book, a booklet, or the like. If this is the case, it can be used as an accessory for storing the mailing object M. At this time, if a peelable address label (not shown) is used for the package 20, the appearance quality of the package 20 may be improved by peeling the address label, or the inside of the package 20 may be improved. A display label (not shown) that can be used as an accessory may be enclosed, and the mailing label may be peeled off or affixed on the mailing label.

◎ Embodiment 2
FIG. 5A is a plan explanatory view of the package according to the second embodiment before assembly, and FIG. 5B is a perspective explanatory view of the package before assembly.
-Basic package configuration-
In the figure, the basic configuration of the package 20 includes a first cover 21, a second cover 22, and a peripheral covering band 23 in substantially the same manner as in the first embodiment, but the configuration of the peripheral covering band 23 is It is different from the first embodiment. The same components as those in the first embodiment are designated by the same reference numerals as those in the first embodiment, and detailed description thereof will be omitted here.
In this example, the first cover 21 is connected to the second cover 22 via the crease 37 via the connecting strip 30 on one side in the vertical direction thereof, as in the first embodiment. Overhanging band pieces 31 to 33 are on the three sides of the first cover 21 other than the connecting band piece 30, and overhanging band pieces 34 to 36 are on the three sides of the second cover 22 other than the connecting band piece 30. It is formed.
Here, as in the first embodiment, the peripheral covering band 23 is formed on the connecting band piece 30, the overhanging band pieces 31 to 33 formed on the first cover 21 side, and the overhang formed on the second cover 22 side. The band pieces 34 to 36 are fixed to each other via an adhesive means (not shown) to form the band pieces 40 to 43 as the gusset surface covering band portions 40 to 43 shown in FIG. 6 (a), but unlike the first embodiment, they are formed. A crease 37 is formed only at the boundary between the first cover 21, the second cover 22 and the connecting band piece 30, and the boundary between the first cover 21, the second cover 22 and each overhanging band piece 31-36. Perforations 38 are formed in each of the portions.

-How to assemble the package and how to pack it in the package-
In this example, the method of assembling and packing the package 20 is basically the same as that of the first embodiment, and the mailable package product P shown in FIG. 6A may be constructed.
-How to open the package-
When opening the packaged product P that has been mailed, as shown in FIG. 6A, a peripheral covering band that is connected to the first cover 21 and the second cover 22 via a perforation 38. By cutting out the gusset surface covering band portions 41 to 43 (overhanging band pieces 31 to 36) along the perforations 38, which are the gusset surfaces along the three sides of 23, as shown in FIG. 6B, the package 20 A substantially C-shaped opening 45 may be formed at a portion corresponding to the gusset surface covering band portions 41 to 43 along three sides other than the gusset surface covering band portion 40 (corresponding to the connecting band piece 30). ..
In this state, as shown in FIG. 6B, by opening the first cover 21 of the package 20 from the second cover 22 via the connecting strip 30, the mailing object M is taken out from the package 20. You can do it like this.

Here, the package 20 after the mailing object M is taken out is, for example, a book cover (or booklet cover) covering the outer surface of the mailing object M when the mailing object M is a book or a booklet. It can be used as an accessory of. At this time, if a peelable mailing label (not shown) is used for the package 20, the appearance quality of the package 20 may be improved by peeling off the mailing label, or the package 20 may be used. If the inner surface is decorated in advance, when the package 20 is used as an accessory, the opened package 20 is used upside down, and even if the address label or the like remains, the inner surface of the package 20 is decorated. May be exposed to the outside, and in this usage mode, even if the address label of the package 20 remains, there is no concern that the appearance quality will be impaired when used as an accessory of the mailing object M.

In this example, the peripheral covering band 23 is configured so that the gusset surface covering band portions 41 to 43 along three sides of the gusset surface of the package 20 can be cut out through the perforations 38, but the gusset surface covering band It does not mean that all of the parts 41 to 43 must be cut out, but a part of them is cut out to secure the opening 45, the mailing object M is taken out from the opening 45 of the package 20, and the package has been opened. The package 20 may be used as an accessory for storing the mailing object M. Further, in this example, the gusset surface covering band portion 40 is connected to the first cover 21 and the second cover 22 via the crease 37, but the perforation 38 is provided instead of the crease 37. It doesn't matter.

◎ Embodiment 3
FIG. 7 is an explanatory diagram showing a usage mode of the packaged product according to the third embodiment after mailing.
The packaged product P in this example indicates that the usage mode after mailing is the information collection book 50.
-Overall structure of information collection book-
The information collection book 50 referred to in this example is widely used as a tool for collecting a plurality of objects to be collected as various kinds of information.
Here, the collected objects include the red stamps of shrines and temples, stickers, cards, stamps, messages, autographs, colored paper, picture letters, sketches, and tours of the Seven Lucky Gods.
In this example, the information collection book 50 is connected to the expandable folding sheet 60 which is connected to each other through a plurality of vertical and horizontal folds 62 and 63 (see FIG. 8A) and is folded into a substantially rectangular unit sheet portion 61. The first exterior cover 70, which is fixed to the unit sheet portion 61 located at the bottom layer of the folded folding sheet 60 via an adhesive means (for example, double-sided tape or adhesive) (not shown), and the folded folding A second exterior cover 90, which is fixed to the unit sheet portion 61 located on the uppermost layer of the tatami sheet 60 via an adhesive means (for example, double-sided tape or an adhesive) (not shown), is provided.

<Folding sheet>
In this example, as shown in FIGS. 7 and 8A, the folding sheet 60 has, for example, a substantially rectangular unit sheet portion 61 having 3 rows × 6 columns, and the size of the unit sheet portion 61 is large. The sword may be appropriately selected according to the target object to be collected. For example, if the object to be collected is a red stamp of a shrine or temple, the size of the red stamp may be taken into consideration when selecting. It should be noted that the size of the unit sheet portion 61 does not necessarily have to be selected to a size that accommodates each object to be collected, and each unit sheet unit 61 is straddled to collect each object to be collected. Of course, it is also good.
Further, in this example, the folding sheet 60 is made of Japanese paper in which the display with ink, red stamp, or ink is hard to bleed or set off. As this kind of Japanese paper, for example, specially developed high-grade Japanese paper such as Starpack B-S 120g / m ² is most suitable, and as a result, it has excellent quick absorption of ink and red stamp, and has a clean paper surface without bleeding or reflection. It is possible to keep.

Further, each unit sheet portion 61 of the folding sheet 60 includes at least two or more vertical folds 62 and horizontal creases 63. In particular, in this example, the folds 62 and 63 of the folding sheet 60 conform to the Miura fold (registered trademark), and the vertical folds 62 of the unfolded folding sheet 60 are shown in FIG. The odd-numbered fold 62 from the left side of (a) is a so-called valley fold (indicated by a single point chain line in the figure), and the even-numbered fold 62 is a so-called mountain fold (indicated by a thick dotted line in the figure). Regarding the crease 63, the crease 63 located on the upper side of FIG. 8A has an odd-numbered unit sheet portion 61 from the left side having a so-called valley fold, an even-numbered unit sheet portion 61 having a so-called mountain fold, and further. In the fold 63 located on the lower side of FIG. 8A, the odd-numbered unit sheet portion 61 from the left side is a so-called mountain fold, and the even-numbered unit sheet portion 61 is a so-called valley fold.
Therefore, in this example, the folding sheet 60 is changed from the unfolded state shown in FIG. 8 (a) (the state in which the unit sheet portion 61 of 3 rows × 6 columns is unfolded) to the folded state shown in FIG. 8 (b). It is possible to fold it.

<First exterior cover>
In this example, as shown in FIGS. 7 and 9A, the first exterior cover 70 is a unit sheet portion 61 located in the lowermost layer of the folding sheet 60 (a unit located in the upper left corner in FIG. 7). It is fixed to the back side of the seat portion 61).
Here, as the first exterior cover 70, as shown in FIGS. 9A and 9B, a cover base material (for example, polypropylene resin, polyethylene resin, or synthetic) made of a material having higher bending rigidity than the folding sheet 60 is used. Paper YUPO (registered trademark) 81 is used, and in this example, a decorative material 82 such as high-grade Japanese paper is attached to at least all or part of the outer surface of the cover base material 81. Needless to say, the decorative material 82 which is the same as or different from the outer surface may be attached to the inner surface of the cover base material 81. Of course, a decorative image may be printed on the surface of the cover base material 81 instead of the decorative material 82.

The first exterior cover 70 has a substantially rectangular cover main body 71, and the cover main body 71 has a substantially rectangular shape connected to one side in the vertical direction via a bent portion 73 in the horizontal direction. It has an extension 72. In this example, it is preferable that the decorative portion made of the decorative material 82 or the like is provided at least in the portion of the extension portion 72 that is exposed on the surface.
In this example, the cover main body 71 has an external dimension (x1, y1) larger than the vertical and horizontal outer diameter dimensions of the unit sheet portion 61 of the folding sheet 60. Further, the extension portion 72 also has substantially the same external dimensions (x1, y1) as the cover main body 71. The bent portion 73 can be bent via a folding curve 74 formed at a portion adjacent to the cover main body 71 and the extension portion 72, and the width dimension z1 of the bent portion 73 is a folded fold. It is selected to be equal to or greater than the total value of the thickness of the tatami sheet 60 and the thickness of the second exterior cover 90. A curved chamfered portion 75 is formed at each corner of the cover main body 71 and the extended portion 72 on the side away from the bent portion 73.

<Second exterior cover>
As shown in FIGS. 7 and 9 (c), the second exterior cover 90 is attached to the unit sheet portion 61 located at the uppermost layer of the folding sheet 60 (the unit sheet portion 61 located at the lower right corner in FIG. 7). It is fixed to the back side of (corresponding).
Here, the second exterior cover 90 is made of the same material as the first exterior cover 70, and has a substantially rectangular cover body 91. The cover body 91 has an external dimension (x2, y2) (x2 = x1, y2 = y1 in this example) that is larger than the vertical and horizontal outer diameter dimensions of the unit sheet portion 61 of the folding sheet 60. A curved chamfered portion 95 is formed at each corner of the cover body 91.

-Package configuration example-
In the present embodiment, the first exterior cover 70 is used as a component of the package 20 having a flat box-shaped container structure by itself before being used as the information collection book 50, and the information is provided after the package 20 is opened. It is used as an element of the collection book 50.
In this example, as shown in FIGS. 10A to 10C, the basic configuration of the package 20 has substantially the same components as the package 20 of the second embodiment (first cover 21, second cover). 22 and the peripheral covering band 23) are provided. In this example, the first cover 21 corresponds to the cover body 71 of the first exterior cover 70, and the second cover 22 is an extension of the first exterior cover 70. The connecting band piece 30 of the peripheral covering band 23 corresponds to the portion 72, and corresponds to the bent portion 73 of the first exterior cover 70. Then, in the unfolded state before assembling the package 20, overhanging band pieces 31 to 33 are formed on the three sides other than the connecting band piece 30 of the first cover 21, and the connecting band pieces 30 other than the connecting band piece 30 of the second cover 22 are formed. Overhanging band pieces 34 to 36 are formed on the three sides, and further, the boundary portion between each overhanging band piece 31 to 36 and the first cover 21 and the second cover 22 is bendable and along the boundary line. A cuttable micro-perforated perforation 38 is formed.
When the first exterior cover 70 is used as the package 20, the first exterior cover 70 and the folding sheet 60 are kept in a non-adhesive state.

-Package assembly method-
In this example, as shown in FIG. 10B, the method of assembling the package 20 is basically the same as that of the second embodiment, and the lid 20b of the package 20 is opened with respect to the box body 20a. You just have to keep it in a good condition.
-How to pack in a package-
Then, in this example, when the folding sheet 60 and the second exterior cover 90 as the mailing object M are packed in the package 20, the box body of the opened package 20 in the state shown in FIG. 10B is shown. After storing the mailing object M in 20a, each of the overhanging band pieces 31 to 33 of the lid 20b (corresponding to the first cover 21) is bent at a substantially right angle along the perforation 38, and the peripheral enclosure of the box body 20a is formed. Of the 23c, the overhanging band pieces 31 to 33 are fixed to the overhanging band pieces 34 to 36 via an adhesive means (for example, double-sided tape) (not shown), and the first cover 21 and the second cover 22 are attached to each other. A gusset surface covering band portion 40 to 43 as a peripheral covering band 23 serving as a gusset surface may be formed between them, whereby a closed package 20 made of a flat box-shaped container may be constructed.
The folding sheet 60 and the second exterior cover 90 packed in the package 20 may be adhesively fixed in advance, or they may be adhered to each other after being taken out from the package 20.
Here, the first exterior cover 70 is an embodiment in which a decorative material 82 or a decorative image is applied to the outer surface of the cover base material 81, but the decorative surface is covered so that the decorative surface is not soiled when used as the package 20. It is preferable to turn it over so that it faces the inside. Further, when the first exterior cover 70 is used as the package 20, only the cover base material 81 is configured, and when the first exterior cover 70 is used as the first exterior cover 70 of the information collection book 50, the cover base material 81 is covered with a decorative material 82. Etc. may be added later.

-How to open the package-
When opening the packaged product P that has been mailed, the peripheral covering band 23 that is connected to the first cover 21 and the second cover 22 via the perforation 38 is substantially the same as in the second embodiment. By cutting out the gusset surface covering band portions 41 to 43 (overhanging band pieces 31 to 36) along the perforations 38, which are the gusset surfaces along the three sides of the package 20, the gusset surface covering band portion 40 (connecting band piece) of the package 20 A substantially C-shaped opening 45 is formed at a portion corresponding to the gusset surface covering band portions 41 to 43 along the three sides other than (corresponding to 30), and the first cover 21 of the package 20 is connected via the connecting band piece 30. By opening the cover 22 from the second cover 22, the folding sheet 60 and the second exterior cover 90 as the mailing object M may be taken out from the package 20.

-How to use the information collection book-
<Preparation for using the information collection book>
In the present embodiment, after opening the package 20, the folding sheet 60 and the second exterior cover 90 as the mailing object M are taken out, and then the opened package 20 is used as the first exterior cover 70 and folded. The information collection book 50 can be used by adhering and fixing it to the unit sheet portion 61 located at the bottom layer of the tatami sheet 60, and if the second exterior cover 90 is not adhered to the folding sheet 60, adhering it. You just have to prepare for the state.

<When carrying an information collection book>
When carrying the information collection book 50, as shown in FIGS. 11A and 11B, the first exterior cover 70 and the second exterior cover 90 are gripped to fold the folding sheet 60, and then the folding sheet 60 is folded. , The extension portion 72 of the first exterior cover 70 may be bent at a position covering the second exterior cover 90 via the bent portion 73. At this time, in the information collection book 50, the folding sheet 60 is housed in a folded state between the first exterior cover 70 and the second exterior cover 90, and further, the extension of the first exterior cover 70. The portion 72 is arranged at a position covering the second exterior cover 90. In this example, since the portion of the extension portion 72 of the first exterior cover 70 exposed to the surface is covered with the decorative material 82 or the like, the appearance quality of the information collection book 50 when carried is kept good. There is.

<When using the information collection book>
When using the information collection book 50, for example, as shown in FIG. 11A, after opening the extension portion 72 of the first exterior cover 70 via the bent portion 73, the information collection book 50 is shown in FIG. 12A. As shown, the first exterior cover 70 and the second exterior cover 90 are grasped to unfold the entire folding sheet 60, and the corresponding portions of the unfolded folding sheet 60 (C1 to C1 in FIG. 12A). Collected objects (for example, the red stamps of shrines and temples) may be collected in any of C18.
At this time, the entire folding sheet 60 may be unfolded, but if it is not necessary to unfold the entire folding sheet 60 as a collection work space for the object to be collected, a part of the folding sheet 60 (for example, folding). After expanding (a part of the area from C1 to C12 of the tatami sheet 60), the object to be collected may be collected in the corresponding part, for example, the unit sheet portion 61 of C5.

<At the time of information collection book exhibition>
When a plurality of collected objects have been collected in the information collection book 50, the collected objects can be displayed on the wall surface or framed and used as an interior.
At this time, as shown in FIG. 12A, the folding sheet 60 is fully unfolded, and the extension portion 72 of the first exterior cover 70 is passed through the folding portion 73 in the upper left of the drawing of the folding sheet 60. The collected objects may be displayed by folding back on the unit sheet portion 61 (area of C16) located at the corner and holding the entire folded sheet 60 in the unfolded state.
In such a usage mode, as shown in FIG. 12A, it is possible to easily hold the expanded information collection book 50 by storing the expanded information collection book 50 in a substantially rectangular shape. Moreover, as shown in FIGS. 12A and 12B, the design 82a of the decorative material 82 of the information collection book 50 is exposed by exposing the surface of the folded extension portion 72 of the first exterior cover 70. It is also possible to display the type of the information collection book 50 together with the product name display 82c of the information collection book 50 or 82b.

In the present embodiment, the information collection book 50 is shown to use the folding sheet 60, but the present invention is not limited to this, and a booklet in which sheet-fed sheets are bundled is used as the first exterior cover 70 and the first exterior cover 70. Of course, it may be covered with the second exterior cover 90.

◎ Embodiment 4
FIG. 13A is a plan explanatory view of the package according to the fourth embodiment before assembly, and FIG. 13B is a perspective explanatory view of the package before assembly. The package according to the fourth embodiment is a reference form in which the entire peripheral covering band is cut out and the covering band portion is used.
In the figure, the basic configuration of the package 20 includes a first cover 21, a second cover 22, and a peripheral covering band 23 (gusset surface covering band portions 40 to 43), substantially similar to the second embodiment. However, unlike the second embodiment, perforations 38 are formed at the boundary portions between the gusset surface covering band portions 40 to 43 and the first cover 21 and the second cover 22, and the first cover 21 is formed. , The gusset surface covering band portions 40 to 43 are cut off and connected to the second cover 22 through the perforations 38. The components similar to those of the second embodiment are designated by the same reference numerals as those of the second embodiment, and detailed description thereof will be omitted here.

In the present embodiment, the packaged product P indicates that the usage mode after mailing is a folding information book.
As shown in FIGS. 15A and 15B, the folding information book 100 referred to here is expandable so as to be connected via a plurality of vertical and horizontal folds 112 and 113 and folded into a substantially rectangular unit sheet portion 111. The back cover 120 (in this example,) is fixed to the folding sheet 110 and the unit sheet portion 111 located at the bottom layer of the folded folding sheet 110 via an adhesive means (for example, double-sided tape or adhesive) (not shown). The first cover 21 is used) and the front cover 130 is fixed to the unit sheet portion 111 located on the uppermost layer of the folded folding sheet 110 via an adhesive means (for example, double-sided tape or adhesive) (not shown). (In this example, the second cover 22 is used) and.
In this example, the folding sheet 110 is pre-printed with information necessary for various purposes, and is foldable so as to be unfoldable by, for example, Miura fold (registered trademark), and the back cover 120 and the front surface. The cover 130 is made of a cover base material (for example, thick paper, polypropylene resin, polyethylene resin, synthetic paper YUPO (registered trademark)) made of a material having higher bending rigidity than the folding sheet 110.

-Package assembly method-
In this example, as shown in FIGS. 13A and 13B, the method of assembling the package 20 is basically the same as that of the second embodiment, and the lid 20b of the package 20 is attached to the box body 20a. It should be kept open.
-How to pack in a package-
In this example, when the folding sheet 110 as the mailing object M is packed in the package 20, the mailing object M is stored in the box body 20a of the opened package 20 in the state shown in FIG. 13 (b). After that, the box body 20a is closed with the lid 20b (corresponding to the first cover 21), and the gusset surface covering band 23 as the peripheral covering band 23 that becomes the gusset surface between the first cover 21 and the second cover 22. The parts 40 to 43 may be formed so as to construct a closed package 20 composed of a flat box-shaped container.

-How to open the package-
When opening the packaged product P that has been mailed, as shown in FIG. 14A, the peripheral covering band that is connected to the first cover 21 and the second cover 22 via the perforation 38. By cutting the gusset surface covering band portions 40 to 43, which are the gusset surfaces along the four sides of 23, along the perforations 38, the first cover 21 and the second cover 22 are separated and mailed from the package 20. The folding sheet 110 as the object M may be taken out.

-How to use the folding information book-
In the present embodiment, after the package 20 is opened, the folding sheet 110 as the mailing object M is taken out, and then, as shown in FIG. 14B, the units located at the bottom layer and the top layer of the folding sheet 110. The folding information book 100 can be used by adhesively fixing the first cover 21 of the opened package 20 to the sheet portion 111 as the back cover 120 and the second cover 22 as the front cover 130 with an adhesive 140. You just have to prepare for the situation.
As for the outer surfaces of the back cover 120 and the front cover 130, if the inner surfaces of the first cover 21 and the second cover 22 when used as the package 20 are used, the appearance quality can be kept good. preferable.
Here, when carrying the folding information book 100, as shown in FIG. 15A, the back cover 120 and the front cover 130 are gripped, the folding sheet 110 is folded, and the folding sheet 110 is held in a compact state. You just have to carry it with you.
On the other hand, when using the folding information book 100, for example, as shown in FIG. 15B, the back cover 120 and the front cover 130 are gripped to unfold the entire folding sheet 110, and the folding sheet 110 is placed on the folding sheet 110. Information should be read.

◎ Embodiment 5
FIG. 16 is a plan explanatory view of the package according to the fifth embodiment before assembly. The package according to the fifth embodiment is a reference form in which the entire peripheral covering band is cut out and the covering band portion is used.
In the figure, the basic configuration of the package 20 includes a first cover 21, a second cover 22, and a peripheral covering band 23 (gusset surface covering band portions 40 to 43), substantially similar to the fourth embodiment. However, the peripheral covering band 23 has a structure different from that of the fourth embodiment. The components similar to those of the fourth embodiment are designated by the same reference numerals as those of the fourth embodiment, and detailed description thereof will be omitted here.
In this example, the peripheral covering band 23 is provided with a connecting band piece 30 for connecting the first cover 21 and the second cover 22 via a perforation 38, and the connecting band piece around the first cover 21 is provided. The overhanging band piece 32 is provided through the perforation 38 at a position facing the 30, while the overhanging band pieces 34 to 36 are provided through the perforation 38 on the three sides other than the connecting band piece 30 of the second cover 22. At the same time, fixing band pieces 134, 136 are provided on the outer peripheral edge of the overhanging band pieces 34, 36 via the perforations 38.
The joint pieces 30a and 34a are provided on both sides of the connecting band piece 30 in the longitudinal direction and on both sides of the overhanging band piece 35 in the longitudinal direction via the crease 37.

In the present embodiment, when assembling the package 20, the overhanging band piece 32 of the first cover 21 is bent at a substantially right angle along the perforation 38, and then the second cover 22 is attached to the connecting band piece 30. Bend the overhanging band pieces 34 to 36 of the second cover 22 at a substantially right angle along the perforation 38, and further bend the overhanging band pieces 34 to 36 of the second cover 22 at a substantially right angle along the perforation 38. The joint piece 34a of the 35 joint piece 34a and the joint piece 30a of the connection band piece 30 are bent through the perforations 38, and an adhesive (not shown) is applied to fix them to both ends of the overhanging band pieces 34 and 36. The connecting band piece 30 and the longitudinal end portion may be fixed to each other around the cover 22 to form a peripheral enclosure 23c composed of overhanging band pieces 34 to 36 which are continuous along three sides.
After that, when packing an object to be mailed (not shown) in the open package 20, the overhanging band piece 32 of the first cover 21 and the overhanging band piece 35 of the second cover 22 are adhesively fixed and fixed. In a state where the fixing band pieces 134 and 136 are bent at a substantially right angle, the first cover 21 may be adhesively fixed to the edges of the two sides without the overhanging band piece 32.

◎ Example 1
FIG. 17A shows the appearance of the red stamp book as the information collection book according to the first embodiment when it is carried.
The red stamp book according to the first embodiment embodies the information collection book according to the third embodiment, and as shown in FIG. 18, each red stamp of the shrine and the temple is collected in each unit sheet part where the folding sheet is developed. It is something to do. As shown in FIG. 18, when displaying this red stamp book, the extension portion of the first cover is folded back and arranged on the unit sheet portion located at the upper left corner of the folding sheet. , It is possible to have people enjoy the type that the exhibited item is a red stamp book and the design of the cover.

◎ Example 2
FIG. 17B shows the appearance of the red stamp book as the information collection book according to the second embodiment when it is carried.
In this example, the appearance of the extension portion of the first cover is different from that of the first embodiment, but by using high-grade Japanese paper according to the user's preference as a decorative material or printing a decorative image, the red stamp book can be used. It is also possible to fully enjoy the design.

1 ... Items to be mailed, 2 ... Package, 3,4 ... Coating material, 5 ... Peripheral covering band, 5a ... Cut covering band part, 5b ... Residual covering band part, 6 (6a to 6g) ... Overhanging band piece, 7 ... Boundary, 8 ... Perforation

Claims (6)

A package that contains items to be mailed
A pair of front and back covering materials having a substantially rectangular shape equal to or larger than the size of the plane shape of the object to be mailed,
A peripheral covering band that covers the entire periphery of the pair of covering materials is provided between the pair of covering materials so as to secure a space for accommodating the mailing object.
The pair of covering materials and the peripheral covering band are produced by cutting one package sheet so that the pair of covering materials and the peripheral covering band are connected to each other, and the peripheral covering band is formed between the pair of covering materials. It can be assembled three-dimensionally so as to be covered with
The peripheral covering band is inseparably connected to a cut-out covering band portion that is cutably connected to a region along at least one side of the periphery of the pair of covering materials and a region along at least one side other than the cut-out covering band portion. It has a residual covering band and
At least one entire side of the pair of covering materials is connected via the remaining covering band portion, and both corners or one corner of one side along the region covered by the cut covering band portion is not connected to the cut covering band portion. It has a curved chamfered part and has a curved surface.
A package characterized in that the package is opened by cutting off the cut-out covering band portion, and the remaining part of the package after cutting out the cut-out covering band portion also serves as a part of the mailing object . A package that contains items to be mailed
A pair of front and back covering materials having a substantially rectangular shape equal to or larger than the size of the plane shape of the object to be mailed,
A peripheral covering band that covers the entire periphery of the pair of covering materials is provided between the pair of covering materials so as to secure a space for accommodating the mailing object.
The pair of covering materials and the peripheral covering band are produced by cutting one package sheet so that the pair of covering materials and the peripheral covering band are connected to each other, and the peripheral covering band is formed between the pair of covering materials. It can be assembled three-dimensionally so as to be covered with
The peripheral covering band is inseparably connected to a cut-out covering band portion that is cutably connected to a region along at least one side of the periphery of the pair of covering materials and a region along at least one side other than the cut-out covering band portion. It has a residual covering band and
At least one entire side of the pair of covering materials is connected via the remaining covering band portion, and both corners or one corner of one side along the region covered by the cut covering band portion is not connected to the cut covering band portion. It has a curved chamfered part and has a curved surface.
The package is opened by cutting off the cut-out covering band portion, and all or part of the pair of front and back covering materials in the package remaining portion after the cut-out covering band portion is cut out exposes the inner surface side of the package remaining portion to the outer surface side. A package characterized in that it is used as an accessory of the mailing object . In the package according to claim 1 or 2 .
The peripheral covering band forms a common overhanging band piece on one side around the pair of covering materials, and forms an individual overhanging band piece on all or a part of the other side, and is combined with the overhanging band piece. The connecting portion with the covering material can be bent, and among the individual overhanging strips, those existing in opposite portions are bonded to each other, and those existing in one of them are opposed to each other. A package characterized in that the cut-out covering band portion is bonded and sealed to the covering material to be cut off along the boundary portion with the covering material. In the package according to claim 3 ,
Of the package, at least the region including the perforations is made of polypropylene resin, polyethylene resin or a synthetic sheet containing these as a main component, and the perforations of the cut covering band portion have a cut length of 0.3 mm or less, 0. A package characterized by being processed by micro-sewing machine processing with a non-cut length of 2 mm or less. A packaged product that includes a mailable object and a package that houses the mailable object.
The package includes a pair of front and back covering materials having a substantially rectangular shape equal to or larger than the size of the plane shape of the mailing object.
A peripheral covering band that covers the entire periphery of the pair of covering materials is provided between the pair of covering materials so as to secure a space for accommodating the mailing object.
The pair of covering materials and the peripheral covering band are produced by cutting one package sheet so that the pair of covering materials and the peripheral covering band are connected to each other, and the peripheral covering band is formed between the pair of covering materials. It can be assembled three-dimensionally so as to be covered with
The peripheral covering band is inseparably connected to a cut-out covering band portion that is cutably connected to a region along at least one side of the periphery of the pair of covering materials and a region along at least one side other than the cut-out covering band portion. It has a residual covering band and
At least one entire side of the pair of covering materials is connected via the remaining covering band portion, and both corners or one corner of one side along the region covered by the cut covering band portion is not connected to the cut covering band portion. It has a curved chamfered part and has a curved surface.
A package product characterized in that the package is opened by cutting off the cut-out covering band portion, and the remaining part of the package after cutting out the cut-out covering band portion also serves as a part of the mailing object . A packaged product that includes a mailable object and a package that houses the mailable object.
The package includes a pair of front and back covering materials having a substantially rectangular shape equal to or larger than the size of the plane shape of the mailing object.
A peripheral covering band that covers the entire periphery of the pair of covering materials is provided between the pair of covering materials so as to secure a space for accommodating the mailing object.
The pair of covering materials and the peripheral covering band are produced by cutting one package sheet so that the pair of covering materials and the peripheral covering band are connected to each other, and the peripheral covering band is formed between the pair of covering materials. It can be assembled three-dimensionally so as to be covered with
The peripheral covering band is inseparably connected to a cut-out covering band portion that is cutably connected to a region along at least one side of the periphery of the pair of covering materials and a region along at least one side other than the cut-out covering band portion. It has a residual covering band and
At least one entire side of the pair of covering materials is connected via the remaining covering band portion, and both corners or one corner of one side along the region covered by the cut covering band portion is not connected to the cut covering band portion. It has a curved chamfered part and has a curved surface.
The package is opened by cutting off the cut-out covering band portion, and all or part of the pair of front and back covering materials in the package remaining portion after the cut-out covering band portion is cut out exposes the inner surface side of the package remaining portion to the outer surface side. A packaged product characterized by being used as an accessory to the mailed object .