Delivery slip

Abstract

To provide a delivery report which is capable of printing information by single-sided print and is easy to produce and excellent in adherence to a delivery object.SOLUTION: There is provided a delivery report in which a first paper piece part and a second paper piece part are connected via a fold line; an upper paper, a middle paper, and a lower paper are layered on the first paper piece part; the upper paper and the middle paper are adhered in a pseudo manner; an adhesive layer is formed on the back surface side of the middle paper; a releasing layer is formed between the lower paper and the adhesive layer; a separation partition is provided on the upper paper of the first paper piece part; the separation partition has a first partition, a second partition, and a cutoff line which can release the first partition and the second partition from each other; first and second information entry parts are provided on the surface of the first partition and the second partition; the middle paper of the first paper piece part has a cutoff line which surrounds the range overlapping with the separation partition; the second paper piece part has a third partition having a third information entry part surrounded with the cutoff line; and when the second paper piece part and the first paper piece part are folded up so that the back surfaces are opposite to each other, the third partition is arranged to overlap with the separation partition, and a releasing layer which surrounds the third partition is formed on the back surface side.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

[Technical field]

[0001] The present invention relates to a delivery slip. [Background technology]

[0002] 2. Description of the Related Art When delivering goods or the like, several types of paper slips are used, such as a delivery note or other detailed slip listing details about the goods, a delivery slip listing the delivery destination, and a receipt for confirming receipt.

[0003] Delivery slips and receipts are generally affixed to the exterior packaging of the product, while itemized lists are typically packed together with the product or placed in an envelope or similar and then affixed to the exterior packaging so that their contents cannot be seen from the outside.

[0004] In this way, various types of paper slips may be created separately because the way they are attached to the delivery items differs. In this case, it becomes necessary to check the information written on each paper slip by comparing them.

[0005] However, this confirmation process increases the workload involved in shipping, and any errors in the confirmation process can lead to incorrect delivery.

[0006] In consideration of the problems caused by such confirmation work, techniques such as those disclosed in the following Patent Documents 1 to 3 have been proposed.

[0007] The technology of Patent Document 1 has a two-layer structure in which a front label and a back label are bonded together, and each label has an area surrounded by perforations, with the surface of the front label area being the area where information such as the destination and receipt is printed, and the surface of the back label area being the area where the purchase certificate information is printed. After printing each piece of information on both sides, the label is affixed to the delivery item so that the front side of the front label is exposed, and after delivery, the areas for the destination and receipt are separated and removed to expose the area of ​​the back label underneath, which can then be further separated to obtain the purchase certificate.

[0008] Moreover, the technology of Patent Document 2 has a two-layer structure in which an adhesive sheet and a release liner are attached via an adhesive layer and a release layer, and a portion for printing information such as a delivery destination and a delivery note is arranged on the surface of the adhesive sheet via perforations. When the release liner is peeled off from the adhesive sheet, a hole is formed in the adhesive sheet near the perforations, and when the sheet is folded back along the perforations after peeling off the release liner, the portion for printing information such as a delivery note is folded in, and the adhesive layer on the back side of the portion for writing information such as a delivery destination is exposed from the hole, and together with the adhesive layer exposed on the other three edges other than the perforations, the delivery note portion is folded and enclosed on the back side of the delivery destination portion, and the sheet can be attached to a delivery item.

[0009] In addition, the technology of Patent Document 3 has a two-layer structure having an upper paper part and a lower paper part, and a part for printing and printing detailed information surrounded by perforations on the surface of the upper paper part and a part for printing and printing destination information are formed on both sides of a folding line. An adhesive layer and a peeling layer are arranged on the back surface of the upper paper part, and an adhesive layer and a peeling layer are also arranged on the back surface of the lower paper part. The adhesive layers of the upper paper part and the lower paper part are located in a facing position, and when a part of the lower paper is peeled off to expose the adhesive layer of the upper paper and folded back at the folding line, the part for printing and printing destination information and the part for printing and printing detailed information are in a front-back positional relationship. Furthermore, when a part of the upper paper is peeled off from the lower paper, the adhesive layer is exposed around the periphery of the part for printing and printing detailed information, and the part with the detailed information written therein is concealed on the attachment surface side, and it can be attached to a delivery item. [Prior art documents] [Patent documents]

[0010] [Patent Document 1] JP 2017-97068 A [Patent Document 2] JP 2019-38210 A [Patent Document 3] JP 2017-80967 A

[0011] However, the technology of Patent Document 1 requires double-sided printing because it is configured to print at specific positions on the front and back of the paper. Double-sided printing has the problem that it takes longer to print and is more expensive to print than single-sided printing. In addition, double-sided printing wears out the printer more quickly than single-sided printing, which reduces the printer's durability. Furthermore, there are many forms that can be printed with single-sided printers, and the technology of Patent Document 1, which requires the introduction of a double-sided label printer, has low compatibility and versatility with other forms production, and there is a risk of increasing the complexity of on-site work.

[0012] On the other hand, the technology of Patent Document 2 requires the formation of slits in a complex shape so that holes are formed near the perforations when the release mount is peeled off. Such a complex slit arrangement may cause unintended peeling or printing jams. In addition, the edge folded back at the perforations is adhered to the delivery item only by the portion of the adhesive layer exposed from the hole, so the adhesive strength of this edge is likely to be lower than that of other edges. Furthermore, the portion without holes is not adhered to the delivery item, so there is a gap between the delivery item and the portion, and there is a risk that foreign objects may enter through this gap, causing the slip to be damaged and making it undeliverable.

[0013] The technology of Patent Document 3 requires that the adhesive layer and the release layer formed on the upper and lower sheets be precisely aligned so that the boundary positions of the adhesive layer and the release layer on the upper and lower sheets match, and further requires that perforations be precisely formed at the boundary positions that are on the inner surface of the laminate and cannot be seen with the naked eye after the two sheets are attached. If the boundary positions and the perforations do not match, the upper and lower sheets cannot be peeled or separated from each piece of paper, making production extremely difficult. Another problem is that it is extremely difficult to find defective products where the boundaries do not match. Summary of the Invention [Problem to be solved by the invention]

[0014] Therefore, the main object of the present invention is to provide a delivery slip which can print information such as the destination and details on one side, has excellent adhesion to the delivery item, and is easy to manufacture. [Means for solving the problem]

[0015] The first means for solving the above problem is: The first piece of paper and the second piece of paper are separably connected via a fold line, The first piece of paper is formed by stacking an upper paper, an intermediate paper, and a lower paper, The upper paper and the middle paper are pseudo-adhered, An adhesive layer is formed on the back side of the intermediate paper, and the bottom paper is peelably laminated to the adhesive layer; the upper sheet of the first piece of paper has a separate section surrounded by a tear line; The separation section has at least a first section and a second section, and a tear line that allows the first section and the second section to be peeled off from the intermediate paper, A first information marking portion is provided on a surface of the first section, and a second information marking portion is provided on a surface of the second section, the intermediate paper of the first paper piece has a cut line surrounding an area overlapping the separation section; the second piece of paper has a third section surrounded by a cut line; A third information entry section is provided on a surface of the third section, when the second paper piece and the first paper piece are folded back along the fold line so that their back surfaces face each other, the third section is arranged to overlap the separation section of the first paper piece, and a release layer is formed on the back surface side of the second paper piece to surround the third section; This is a delivery slip characterized in that

[0016] The second method is The second piece of paper is a delivery slip relating to the first means, which is integral with the upper paper of the first piece of paper and has a third information entry section on its surface.

[0017] The third method is This is a delivery slip relating to the first or second means described above, which has a fourth compartment surrounded by a cut line within the third compartment, a third information entry section is arranged on the surface of the fourth compartment, and a peel-off layer is formed on the back side of the second piece of paper within the fourth compartment.

[0018] The fourth measure is This is a delivery slip relating to the first or second means described above, which has a fourth compartment surrounded by a cut line within the third compartment, a third information entry section is arranged on the surface of the fourth compartment, and when the second piece of paper and the first piece of paper are folded back along the fold line so that their back sides face each other, the adhesive layer on the back side of the intermediate paper of the first piece of paper is not arranged in the area overlapping with the fourth compartment.

[0019] The fifth measure is: The first to third intermediate sheets each having an information section formed on a surface of the intermediate sheet facing the separation section. four This is a delivery slip relating to the means of delivery.

[0020] The sixth method is: The section surrounded by the cut line and in which the third information entry section is arranged is a postcard, which is the delivery slip according to the first to fifth means.

[0021] (Action and effect) In the above-described embodiment of the present invention, the first to third information entry sections are located on the front surface, so that necessary information such as the shipping destination and details can be printed on one side.

[0022] In addition, after the bottom paper is peeled off from the intermediate paper, the first and second pieces of paper are folded over so that their back sides face each other, and the two pieces of paper are bonded together by the exposed adhesive layer so that the first and second information writing sections and the third information writing section are on the front and back sides.

[0023] In this state, a release layer surrounding the third section is formed on the back side of the second piece of paper, making it possible to peel and remove the outer area of ​​the third section from the adhesive layer.

[0024] By peeling and removing this outer region, the adhesive layer is exposed so as to surround the third compartment, and the third information entry section faces the delivery item, and the first information entry section and the second information entry section are on the front side, and the entire periphery of the third compartment can be adhered. In other words, the third information entry section can be concealed from the delivery item, and the adhesive layer can be attached to the delivery item without leaving any gaps that could trap foreign objects or the like.

[0025] Furthermore, by separating the separation section, the third section can be separated from the item to which it is attached, such as a delivery item, and a piece of paper can be obtained from which the contents written in the third information entry section can be read.

[0026] Furthermore, there is no need to form an adhesive layer and a release layer on the same surface of the top paper, the middle paper and the bottom paper, and production is easy. Effect of the Invention

[0027] As described above, according to the present invention, a delivery slip can be provided which can print information such as the destination and details on one side, has excellent adhesion to the delivery item, and is easy to manufacture. [Brief description of the drawings]

[0028] [Figure 1] FIG. 2 is a plan view showing the front side of a delivery slip according to the first embodiment. [Diagram 2] FIG. 4 is a back view of the delivery slip according to the first embodiment. [Diagram 3] 1 is a diagram showing the back side of the top page of a delivery slip according to the first embodiment; FIG. [Figure 4] FIG. 2 is a diagram showing the front side of an intermediate sheet of a delivery slip according to the first embodiment. [Diagram 5] 4 is a diagram showing the back side of an intermediate sheet of a delivery slip according to the first embodiment; FIG. [Figure 6] FIG. 4 is a diagram showing the front side of the lower sheet of a delivery slip according to the first embodiment. [Figure 7] 1 is a diagram showing the back side of the lower page of a delivery slip according to the first embodiment; FIG. [Figure 8]FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an example of a cross section taken along the line AA in FIGS. 1 and 2. [Figure 9] FIG. 2 is a first diagram for explaining a method of using a delivery slip according to the first embodiment. [Figure 10] 10 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line BB in FIG. 9 for explaining a method of using a delivery slip according to the first embodiment. FIG. [Figure 11] FIG. 13 is a second diagram for explaining a method of using the delivery slip according to the first embodiment. [Figure 12] FIG. 13 is a third diagram for explaining a method of using the delivery slip according to the first embodiment. [Figure 13] FIG. 13 is a fourth diagram for explaining a method of using the delivery slip according to the first embodiment. [Figure 14] FIG. 5 is a fifth diagram for explaining a method of using a delivery slip according to the first embodiment. [Figure 15] 3 is another cross-sectional view of the delivery slip according to the first embodiment taken along the line AA in FIGS. 1 and 2. FIG. [Figure 16] FIG. 11 is a plan view showing the front side of a delivery slip according to a second embodiment. [Figure 17] FIG. 11 is a back view of a delivery slip according to the second embodiment. [Figure 18] FIG. 11 is a cross-sectional view for explaining a method of using a delivery slip according to a second embodiment. [Figure 19] FIG. 11 is another diagram for explaining a method of using the delivery slip according to the second embodiment. [Figure 20] FIG. 13 is a diagram showing the back side of an intermediate sheet of a delivery slip according to the third embodiment. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS

[0029] Next, the embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to Figures 1 to 20. First, a first embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to Figures 1 to 15, and then second and third embodiments, which are partially different in structure from the first embodiment, will be described with reference to Figures 16 to 20, particularly the different parts. Note that the front surface of a delivery slip or each piece of paper in this invention and specification refers to the front surface of the upper paper and the surface facing the upper paper, and the back surface refers to the surface of the exposed side of the lower paper and the surface facing that surface.

[0030] First embodiment "Structure example" The delivery slip 1 of this embodiment is in the form of a single sheet, as shown in Figures 1, 2, and 8. The size is not limited, but it can be an appropriate size that is suitable for printing on a printer, such as the Japanese Industrial Standards A or B standard.

[0031] In this delivery slip 1, the first piece of paper 2 and the second piece of paper 3 are separably connected via a fold line 11. In the illustrated embodiment, when the paper surface is facing forward, the right half is the first piece of paper 2 and the left half is the second piece of paper 3, but this is not limited thereto. For example, the left half may be the first piece of paper 2 and the right half may be the second piece of paper 3. Furthermore, the first piece of paper 2 and the second piece of paper 3 may be arranged above and below the fold line 11. The size and shape of the first piece of paper 2 and the second piece of paper 3 do not necessarily have to be the same, but if the first piece of paper 2 and the second piece of paper 3 are the same shape and size, the first piece of paper 2 and the second piece of paper 3 will match when folded back at the fold line 11, which will make handling during use easier. Therefore, it is preferable that they are the same shape and size.

[0032] The fold line 11 that separates the first piece of paper 2 and the second piece of paper 3 may be one that divides the first piece of paper 2 and the second piece of paper 3 into sections that can be folded, and more preferably one that can be easily separated. Although not necessarily limited, it may be formed by creasing, or by a slit line or half slit line with perforations or uncut parts. The slit line is a line that is formed by cutting completely through the paper surface, and the half slit line is a line that is formed by cutting not completely through the paper surface but leaving a very small amount of the paper layer. The slit line is preferably one that has perforations and uncut parts that allow both folding and separation to be easily performed. The cut-tie ratio of the perforations and the length and interval of the uncut parts can be designed appropriately according to the strength and size of the paper. The perforations are preferably perforations that are also called zipper perforations, in which cut parts are arranged in an approximately L-shape or approximately Y-shape. This zipper perforation is easy to tear from one direction and difficult to tear from the opposite direction, making it difficult to tear unintentionally and easy to tear by intentional operation. In addition, it is desirable to print information suggesting that the paper be folded along the fold line on the surface of the upper paper as immutable information by printing or the like.

[0033] With respect to the delivery slip 1 according to the present invention, pre-printed information common to all users of the delivery slip 1, such as frame lines and instructions on how to use the slip, is sometimes called immutable information. In contrast, information that needs to be printed or changed depending on the user, such as destination and product information, is sometimes called variable information.

[0034] On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 8, the delivery slip 1 of this embodiment is configured such that at least the first piece of paper 2 is formed by stacking the top paper 20, the middle paper 30, and the bottom paper 40 in this order from the front side and integrating them. The top paper 20 and the middle paper 30 are pseudo-adhered and are peelably adhered, and after peeling, the peeled surface does not have excessive adhesion and does not re-adhere in normal use. The technique for pseudo-adhering the top paper 20 and the middle paper 30 is not necessarily limited, and a general pseudo-adhesion technique can be used. For example, pseudo-adhesion can be achieved by interposing a pressure-sensitive film between the two papers. Also, pseudo-adhesion can be achieved by interposing a pseudo-adhesive film having a layer structure between the two papers. Preferably, as in the illustrated form, the top paper 20 and the middle paper 30 are pseudo-adhered via the pseudo-adhesive layer 23. It can be formed inexpensively and easily by applying the pseudo-adhesive. Furthermore, the amount of application, the application position, and the application range can be flexibly set, making it easy to manufacture. In addition, it is preferable that the pseudo adhesive layer 23 is divided into an upper paper side and a lower paper side by cohesive failure of the pseudo adhesive, and the two papers are peeled from the bonded state. In this case, the upper paper 20 and the intermediate paper 30 can be easily peeled off without damage, and the adhesiveness of the peeled surface can be reduced especially after peeling.

[0035] Examples of the pseudo adhesive for forming the pseudo adhesive layer 23 include hot melt adhesives in which silicone is blended into the hot melt adhesive to reduce re-adhesion, microparticle-filled adhesives in which the adhesive strength is adjusted by blending known microparticle fillers such as zinc oxide, titanium oxide, silica, and calcium carbonate into natural or synthetic rubber, acrylic, silicone, polyurethane, polyester, organic solvent, and emulsion non-peeling adhesives, and water-soluble emulsion adhesives. In particular, a pseudo adhesive mainly composed of an aqueous emulsion of polypropylene-vinyl acetate copolymer, also known as a temporary adhesive, which has low permeability into the paper layer, extremely low adhesion after drying, and can establish a suitable peeling mechanism due to cohesive failure of the pseudo adhesive layer 23, is preferred.

[0036] On the other hand, an adhesive layer 34 is formed on the back side of the intermediate paper 30, and the bottom paper 40 is removably laminated so as to cover this adhesive layer 34. Therefore, by peeling off the bottom paper 40, the adhesive layer 34 on the back side of the intermediate paper 30 is exposed, with the top paper 20 and the intermediate paper 30 in a pseudo-adhered state.

[0037] The technique for laminating the bottom paper 40 to the adhesive layer 34 in a peelable manner is not necessarily limited. For example, the bottom paper may be laminated with a resin release film on one side, and the release film surface may be faced to the adhesive layer and laminated. Preferably, as in the illustrated embodiment, the release layer 35 is interposed between the bottom paper 40 and the adhesive layer 34, and the bottom paper 40 is peeled off together with the release layer 35. The release layer 35 can be easily provided by printing or the like, making production easier, and the production cost is easier to reduce than when a release film is used. In order to interpose the release layer 35 between the adhesive layer 34 and the bottom paper 40, a release paper on one side of the bottom paper 40 on which the release layer 35 has been formed in advance may be laminated on the adhesive layer surface. In the illustrated embodiment, the release layer 35 is provided solidly on the entire surface between the bottom paper 40 and the intermediate paper 30, but it may be formed partially or sparsely by, for example, halftone printing or pattern printing, to adjust the peeling force and adhesive force.

[0038] The release agent for forming the release layer 35 is not necessarily limited, so long as it can form a release layer 35 that can be peeled off from the adhesive layer 34. Any known release agent used for delivery slips can be used. Specific examples include silicone, modified silicone, long-chain alkyl polymer, polyolefin, alkyd resin, and fluorine compound.

[0039] One of the adhesive layers 34 has adhesiveness that allows it to firmly adhere to a target object such as a delivery item so that it cannot be peeled off during normal use. The adhesive layer 34 can be applied by printing or the like to the back side of the intermediate paper 30. The adhesive layer 34 may be provided in advance on the surface that will become the back side of the intermediate paper 30, and then the top paper, bottom paper, etc. may be laminated thereon.

[0040] Here, the delivery slip 1 according to the present invention is not limited as to at what stage in the manufacturing process the adhesive layer 34 and the peeling layer 35 are formed. In the illustrated embodiment, the adhesive layer 34 is provided solidly on the entire back surface of the intermediate paper 30, but it may be formed partially or sparingly by, for example, halftone printing or pattern printing, etc., to adjust the peeling strength or adhesive strength.

[0041] The adhesive constituting the adhesive layer 34 may be a known adhesive used for the delivery slip 1. Examples include hot melt adhesives, acrylic adhesives, natural rubber adhesives, synthetic rubber adhesives, silicone adhesives, polyester adhesives, olefin adhesives, EVA adhesives, and urethane adhesives. Among these, hot melt adhesives are preferable because they can omit the drying step and are easy to manufacture.

[0042] On the other hand, the delivery slip 1 of this embodiment has a separation section 21 surrounded by a cut line 12 on the upper paper 20 of the first piece of paper 2. Because this separation section 21 is surrounded by the cut line 12, the range inside the separation section 21 can be separated from other parts of the upper paper 20 that are outside the range of the cut line 12. The shape of the separation section 21 is not limited, but is preferably rectangular as in the illustrated example. In particular, a rounded rectangle with rounded corners is desirable so that the separation section is less likely to be unintentionally peeled off from the intermediate paper at the corners.

[0043] The cut line 12 surrounding the separation section 21 can be formed by a perforation, a slit line, or a half slit line. Since the upper paper 20 and the intermediate paper 30 are pseudo-bonded, there is no risk of the separation section 21 being unintentionally separated even if the cut line 12 is a slit line that penetrates the upper paper 20 without an uncut portion, but an uncut portion may be provided. Unintentional separation is more prevented. The cut-tie ratio of the perforation and the length and interval of the uncut portion can be appropriately designed according to the strength and size of the paper. The perforation may be the above-mentioned zipper perforation.

[0044] In the delivery slip 1 of this embodiment, the separation section 21 has a first section 21A and a second section 21B, and perforations 13 and 14 for allowing the first section 21A and the second section 21B to be peeled off separately from the intermediate paper 20. That is, the first section 21A and the second section 21B are also surrounded by the perforations 13 and 14. The perforations 13 and 14 for allowing the first section 21A and the second section 21B to be peeled off from the intermediate paper 30 may be partially common to the perforations 12 surrounding the separation section 21. In the illustrated embodiment, the upper side in the vertical direction of the paper surface is the first section 21A, and the lower side is the second section 21B, and the first section 21A and the second section 21B are arranged to be connected to each other via the perforations 13 and 14. However, in the delivery slip 1 according to the present invention, the first section 21A and the second section 21B do not need to be adjacent to each other, and there may be one or more sections other than the first section 21A and the second section 21B. These sections may or may not be separable from the intermediate paper, but it is preferable that they are separable.

[0045] The tear lines 13, 14 that allow the first section 21A and the second section 21B to be peeled off from the intermediate paper 30 can be formed by appropriate perforations, slit lines, or half slit lines, similar to the tear lines surrounding the separation section 21. Perforations and slit lines may be mixed. If a slit line that does not have an uncut portion is included, the first section 21A and the second section 21B can be easily peeled off.

[0046] The first section 21A and the second section 21B desirably have corner cut portions 22a, 22b at their corners to facilitate peeling the first section 21A and the second section 21B from the intermediate paper 20. The position of the corner cut is not particularly limited. When a corner cut portion is formed, it becomes easier to pinch the vicinity of that portion as a starting point for peeling.

[0047] On the other hand, the first information entry section 21a is formed on the surface of the first section 21A. Furthermore, the second information entry section 21b is formed on the surface of the second section 21B. The first information entry section 21a and the second information entry section 21b are sections for writing variable information required for delivery of the product. In the illustrated embodiment, the first information entry section 21a is a section for writing information that varies for each delivery destination, such as the destination and delivery destination. The second information entry section 21b is a section for writing information about the recipient and a section for writing or stamping a signature on the receipt proof of receiving the delivered product, which varies for each recipient. Of course, the information written in the first information entry section 21a and the second information entry section 21b is not limited to this. For example, in addition to the destination information and receipt information, the first information entry section 21a and the second information entry section 21b may have a section for writing sender information in common. Also, the second information entry section 21b may be a section for writing delivery destination information, and the first information entry section 21a may be a section for writing recipient information.

[0048] In the first information entry area 21a and the second information entry area 21b, for example, frames and character information for determining the type of information to be entered and the position to enter it can be printed as invariable information. However, when printing variable information, frames and the like may be printed at the same time.

[0049] On the other hand, in the delivery slip 1 of this embodiment, the intermediate paper 30 constituting the first piece of paper 2 has a cut line 15 surrounding the area 31 overlapping with the separation section 21 formed on the upper paper 20. Therefore, the area 31 surrounded by this cut line 15 is separable from other parts of the intermediate paper 30. In addition, since this cut line 15 surrounds the area 31 of the intermediate paper that overlaps with the separation section 21 of the upper paper 20, it is formed at a position that coincides with the cut line 12 surrounding the separation section 21 of the upper paper 20 in a plan view. However, it is not necessary for them to be perfectly aligned, and for example, intentional or unintentional positional deviations depending on manufacturing errors and the width (thickness) of the perforations are allowed within the range in which the effects of the present invention are achieved. Preferably, the cut line of the upper paper 20 and the cut line of the intermediate paper 30 should be perfectly aligned, and even if there is a deviation, it is preferable that it is within 2 mm. To achieve a perfect match, for example, the cut lines 12, 15 such as perforations may be formed when the upper paper 20 and the intermediate paper 30 are stacked together. When forming the cut lines 12, 15 when the upper paper 20 and the intermediate paper 30 are stacked together, a cut line such as perforations may be formed at the same position on the lower paper 40. In the present invention, the presence or absence of a cut line on the lower paper 40 is not limited.

[0050] In this manner, in the delivery slip 1 of this embodiment, the top paper 20 and the intermediate paper 30 are pseudo-glued together, and further, a cut line 15 is provided on the intermediate paper 30 surrounding the area 31 that overlaps with the separation section 21 of the top paper 20 surrounded by the cut line 12. Therefore, after separation of the separation section 21 or at the same time as separation of the separation section 21, the area 31 of the intermediate paper 20 that overlaps with the separation section 21 can also be separated.

[0051] On the other hand, the second piece of paper 3 of the delivery slip 1 of this embodiment has a third section 51 surrounded by the cut line 16. The second piece of paper 3 is preferably integral with the top paper 20 of the first piece of paper 2, as shown in Figure 8, and is composed of the part of the top paper 20 of the first piece of paper 2 extending beyond the fold line 11. However, as shown in Figure 15, the second piece of paper 3 can also be integral with the intermediate paper 30, and composed of the part of the intermediate paper 30 extending beyond the fold line 11. In this case, it is preferable not to form a pseudo-adhesive layer 23 on the front side of the second piece of paper 2.

[0052] The tear line 16 surrounding the third section 51 can be formed by a slit line or half slit line with a perforation or an uncut portion. This tear line 16 is preferably a perforation, and more preferably the above-mentioned zipper perforation. In particular, when the second piece of paper 3 is composed of a single non-laminated sheet with only the upper paper 20 or the middle paper 30 extending therefrom, the strength of the tear line 16 is higher in the case of a perforation or zipper perforation than in the case of a slit line with an uncut portion, and the risk of unintentional separation during printing with a printer is significantly reduced.

[0053] On the other hand, the third information entry section 51a is provided on the surface of the second piece of paper 3. The third information entry section 51a is a section suitable for writing detailed information at the time of purchasing the product, such as the product name of the product to be packed in the delivery product, the price of the product, and the discount rate of the product, and in the illustrated form, it functions as a delivery note by writing such information. However, the information written in the third information entry section 51a is not limited to the product details, and may be information such as a product warranty, handling information, and usage precautions. In particular, the third information entry section 51a is suitable as a section for writing information that is preferably hidden during delivery. Note that, like the first information entry section 21a and the second information entry section 21b, it is preferable that the third information entry section 51a has frames and character information printed thereon as invariable information for determining the types of information to be written and the writing positions thereof. However, the third information entry section 51a may be a section in which frames and the like are printed and printed at the same time when variable information is printed.

[0054] On the other hand, the third section 51 formed in the second piece of paper 3 is positioned so as to overlap the separated section 21 of the first piece of paper 2 when the delivery slip 1 is folded at the fold line 11 that separates the first piece of paper 2 and the second piece of paper 3, and the first piece of paper 2 and the second piece of paper 3 are folded over so that their backsides face each other. In other words, when the delivery slip 1 is folded over so that the backsides of the first piece of paper 2 and the second piece of paper 3 are facing each other, the separated section 21 in the first piece of paper 2 of the top paper 20, the area 31 surrounded by the cut line 15 of the middle paper 30 in the overlapping area, and the third section 51 of the second piece of paper 3 overlap in a plan view. The overlap between the separation section 21 and the third section 51 does not need to be perfectly aligned, as is the case with the area 31 surrounded by the cut line 15 of the separation section 21 and the intermediate paper 30. For example, intentional or unintentional positional deviations due to manufacturing errors or the width (thickness) of the perforations are permitted within the range that provides the effects of the present invention. Preferably, they are perfectly aligned, and even if there is a deviation, it is preferable that it is 2 mm or less. In order to make the separation section 21 and the third section 51 coincide with each other when folded back at the fold line 11, the cut lines 12 and 15 may be formed so that the separation section 21 and the third section 51 are line-symmetrical with the fold line as the axis of symmetry. The separation section 21 and the third section 51 can be easily and accurately formed at each position.

[0055] On the other hand, a release layer 52 is formed on the back side of the second piece of paper 3 in a portion other than the third section 51 so as to surround the third section 51. This release layer 52 is formed at least in the range that overlaps with the adhesive layer 34 of the first piece of paper 2 when the delivery slip 2 is folded at the fold line 11 that separates the first piece of paper 2 and the second piece of paper 3, and the first piece of paper 2 and the second piece of paper 3 are folded over so that the back sides of the first piece of paper 2 and the second piece of paper 3 face each other. This release layer 52 is a layer that can be peeled off or cannot be adhered to the adhesive layer 34 on the back side of the intermediate paper 30, and can be formed by applying a release agent or laminating a resin agent. The application of the release agent can be formed by known techniques such as printing technology and roll transfer technology. The release agent can be a known release agent used for delivery slips. Specific examples include silicone, modified silicone, long-chain alkyl polymer, polyolefin, alkyd resin, and fluorine compound. However, it does not necessarily have to be the same type of release agent as that used to form the release layer 35 provided on the front surface side of the backing paper 40 .

[0056] On the other hand, in the delivery slip 1 of this embodiment, the back side of the second piece of paper 3 does not have a release layer within the range of the third section 51. Therefore, this portion can be adhered to the adhesive layer 34 on the back side of the intermediate paper 40.

[0057] In the delivery slip 1 of this embodiment having the above configuration, the bottom paper 40 of the first piece of paper 2 is peeled off from the intermediate paper 30 to expose the adhesive layer 34 on the back side of the intermediate paper 20, and then the first piece of paper 2 and the second piece of paper 3 are folded back at the fold line 11 to bring their back sides face to face, whereby the two pieces of paper 2, 3 are adhered together by the adhesive layer 34 exposed on the back side of the intermediate paper 20. However, since the peeling layer 52 is provided on the back side of the second piece of paper 3 so as to surround the third section 51, the second piece of paper 3 is completely adhered within the range of the third section 51, but outside the range of the third section 51, it is not adhered to the adhesive layer 34 exposed on the back side of the intermediate paper 20, or is temporarily adhered in a releasable manner or is not adhered at all.

[0058] The third section 51 is surrounded by a cut line 16, and the first and second pieces of paper 2 and 3 can be separated at a fold line 11 at the boundary between the two pieces of paper, so that the third section 51 can be separated at the cut line 16 and the fold line 11, leaving behind the third section 51. The area outside the third section 51 is not attached to the adhesive layer 34 or is peelable, so when this area is separated from the third section 51, it is simultaneously peeled off from the adhesive layer 34 of the first piece of paper 2, and a part of the adhesive layer 34A is newly exposed so as to surround the third section 51, and it becomes possible to attach the third section 51 to an attachment object 60, such as a delivery item, via this exposed adhesive layer 34A.

[0059] Furthermore, when the first paper piece portion 2 and the second paper piece portion 3 are overlapped, the separation section 21, the area 31 of the intermediate paper 30 that overlaps with the separation section 21, and the third section 51 are coincident in a planar view, and the area 31 of the separation section 21 of the intermediate paper 30 that overlaps with the separation section 21 is surrounded by cut lines 12, 15, so that the third section 51 can be separated from other parts together with the separation section 21, together with the area 31 of the separation section 21 of the intermediate paper 30 that overlaps with the separation section 21, or together with the area 31 of the intermediate paper 30 that overlaps with the separation section 21 after all or part of the separation section 21 has been peeled off.

[0060] This separated portion is either an integral three-layer laminated sheet 70 in which the separation section 21 and the area 31 of the intermediate paper 30 that overlaps with the separation section 21 are pseudo-adhered, and the intermediate paper 30 and the third section 51 of the second paper piece 2 are adhered via an adhesive layer 34, or an integral sheet in which the area 31 of the intermediate paper 30 that overlaps with the separation section 21 after all or part of the separation section 21 has been peeled off and the third section 51 of the second paper piece 2 are adhered via an adhesive layer 34.

[0061] Here, in the delivery slip 1 of this embodiment, the top paper 20, the middle paper 30, and the bottom paper 40 can be made of known paper, and can be made of, for example, craft paper, fine paper, glassine paper, parchment paper, rayon paper, or coated paper. The top paper 20 is preferably fine paper that is excellent for printing variable information. The basis weight of the paper is not limited, but is preferably 40 to 200 g / m 2 It is desirable to have some degree of

[0062] Moreover, the separation section 21 is preferably a postcard size. The postcard size is 90 to 107 x 140 to 154 mm. When the separation section 21 is a postcard size, for example, as described above, the sheet-like material 70 obtained by separating the separation section 21 and the area 31 of the intermediate paper 30 overlapping with the separation section 21 and the third section 51 from the other parts can be used as a postcard. Since it needs to be 6 g or less to be mailed as a postcard, the total weight of the separated sheet-like material 70 in the delivery slip 2 according to the present invention is preferably 6 g or less. This can be adjusted by the basis weight of the top paper 20 and the intermediate paper 30, the basis weight of the pseudo adhesive layer, and the adhesive layer.

[0063] "Example of usage" Next, a method of using the delivery slip 1 of the first embodiment will be described taking as an example a case in which a delivery item 60 containing a product is sent to a purchaser who has purchased the product.

[0064] First, in the state of a continuous form in which the sheets shown in Figs. 1 and 2 are continuous via perforations or the like, necessary variable information is written in the first information entry section 21a, the second information entry section 21b, and the third information entry section 51a. In this example of the usage method, delivery destination information such as the delivery address and the recipient's name of the product is written in the first information entry section 21a, receipt information such as the recipient's name is written in the second information entry section 21b, and delivery note information such as the product name, price, discount amount, etc. is written in the third information entry section 51a. At this time, since the first information entry section 21a, the second information entry section 21b, and the third information entry section 51a are on the front side of the same paper surface, the variable information can be printed by single-sided printing. In the case of a continuous form, it is separated into each form in a subsequent appropriate process.

[0065] After the variable information has been written in each information writing section, as shown in FIG. 9, the bottom paper 40 of the first piece of paper 2 is peeled off from the intermediate paper 30 to expose the adhesive layer 34 on the back side of the intermediate paper 30.

[0066] Next, with this adhesive layer 34 exposed, the first piece of paper 2 and the second piece of paper 3 are folded back so that their backsides face each other, and the first piece of paper 2 and the second piece of paper 3 from which the backing paper 40 has been peeled off are bonded and laminated together by the adhesive layer 34, as shown in the cross section of Figure 10. This folding back brings the first information writing area 21a, the second information writing area 21b and the third information writing area 51a into a front-back relationship, and the release layer 52 provided to surround the third section 51 on the backside of the second piece of paper 3 faces the adhesive layer 34.

[0067] After the first paper piece 2 and the second paper piece 3 are bonded together, the portion of the second paper piece 3 outside the range of the third section 51 is separated and removed along the fold line 11 and cut line 16, as shown in Fig. 11. This portion is separated leaving behind the third section 51, because a release layer 52 is provided on the portion facing the adhesive layer 34. By separating and removing the portion outside the range of the third section 51 along the cut line 16 in this manner, a portion 34A of the adhesive layer 34 that was concealed by the second paper piece 3 by folding it back is exposed again, surrounding the third section 51.

[0068] When the adhesive layer 34A is exposed so as to surround the third section 51 in this manner, the delivery slip 1 is attached to the delivery item 60 through the exposed adhesive layer 34A so that the first information entry section 21a, in which the delivery destination information is written, faces outward, as shown in Fig. 12. At this time, since the third information entry section 51a is attached so as to face the delivery item 60, the information written in the third information entry section 51a is concealed and cannot be seen from the outside. At the same time, the adhesive layer 34A, which is arranged so as to surround the third section 51 in which the third information entry section 51a is provided, adheres the periphery of the third section 51 to the delivery item without any gaps.

[0069] Next, after the delivery item 60 is delivered to the delivery destination, the delivery person has the recipient enter receipt proof information by stamping or the like in the receipt portion of the second information entry section 21b, and separates the second section 21B from the other portions of the top paper 20 along the perforation line 14 and peels it off from the pseudo-adhered intermediate paper 30 to create a receipt certificate. Furthermore, if necessary, the recipient who has received the delivery item 60 separates the first section 21A from the other portions of the top paper 20 along the perforation line 13 and peels it off from the pseudo-adhered intermediate paper 30.

[0070] Before or after the first section 21A is separated, the area surrounded by the cut line 12 is separated from the other parts by the cut line 12 surrounding the separation section 21. In the illustrated embodiment, in addition to the first section 21A and the second section 21B, there is another section 21C of the separation section 21. Since this other section 21C is also a section where the upper paper 20 and the intermediate paper 30 are pseudo-bonded, it can be removed by peeling. Also, unlike the illustrated example, if the separation section 21 is composed of only the first section 21A and the second section 21B, the separation section 21 disappears at the same time as the first section 21A and the second section 21B are peeled off from the intermediate paper. When the separation section 21 is peeled off and removed in this manner, the intermediate paper 20 has a cut line 15 provided so as to surround the area 31 overlapping with the separation section 21, and therefore the cut line 15 and the area 31 surrounded by the cut line 15 are exposed and can be separated from the other parts.

[0071] On the other hand, the third section 51 in the second paper piece 3 has its back side adhered to the intermediate paper 30 via the adhesive layer 34 by folding back the first paper piece 2 and the second paper piece 3, thereby forming an integrated laminate, and overlaps with the area 31 surrounded by the cut line 15 of the intermediate paper 30. Therefore, when it is separated from other parts by the cut line 15 surrounding the area 31 that overlaps with the separation section 21 in the intermediate paper 30, the third section 51 is also separated so that the third information writing area 51a that faced the delivery item 60 is exposed, as shown in Figure 14.

[0072] Here, since the separation section 21 is a part of the upper paper 20 that is pseudo-adhered to the intermediate paper 20, the pseudo-adhesive surface of the intermediate paper 30 that is exposed by peeling and removing the separation section 21 including the first section 21A and the second section 21B is either not sticky or has only extremely low adhesion to the extent that it would not normally exhibit adhesion.

[0073] Therefore, this separated portion is in the form of a sheet in which the third information entry section 51a of the third section 51 is one side and the front side of the area 31 of the intermediate paper 30 where the separated section 21 overlaps after the separated section 21 is peeled off is the other side, and it can be used as a delivery note or a detailed statement based on the information entered in the third information entry section 51a. If this portion is postcard-sized, it can be easily used as a postcard. In that case, for example, the third information entry section 51a can be used as a questionnaire postcard instead of a delivery note, with questionnaire information such as product usage impressions being entered in the third information entry section 51a.

[0074] In the above-described example of the method of use, the first section 21A and the other sections 21C are peeled off and removed to expose the area 31 of the intermediate paper 30 that overlaps with the separated section 21 and the cut lines 15 surrounding this area 31, and then the area 31 of the intermediate paper 30 that overlaps with the separated section 21 and the third section adhered thereto are separated. However, in the delivery slip 1 of this embodiment, in the state shown in FIG. 13, the separated section 21 and the area 31 surrounded by the cut lines 15 of the intermediate paper 30 overlap with the third section 51. Therefore, after peeling and removing a portion of the separated section 21A, for example the second section 21B which will be the receipt, the cut line 15 in the intermediate paper 30 and a portion of the area 31 surrounded by this cut line 15 are exposed without separating the first section 21A or the other sections 21C, and the area 31 surrounded by the cut line 15 in the intermediate paper 30 and the third section 51 can be separated and obtained from this exposed portion of the cut line 15 without peeling and removing a portion of the separated section 21 (the first section 21A or the other sections 21C).

[0075] Therefore, as another example of a method of use, without peeling off a portion of the separated section 21 (first section 21A or other section 21C), the first section 21A or other section 21C, which is part of the separated section 21 that is pseudo-adhered, may be separated from the area 31 surrounded by the cut line 15 in the intermediate paper 30 together with the third section 51.

[0076] Second Embodiment Next, a delivery slip 1 according to a second embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to Figs. 16 to 19. The same configuration as in the first embodiment is as described above, and the configuration unique to the second embodiment will be described in particular. In this embodiment, the method of use will also be described while explaining the structure.

[0077] The delivery slip 1 of the second embodiment has a fourth section 54 surrounded by a perforation line 17 within the range of the third section 51 of the second piece of paper 3, and a third information entry section 51a is arranged on the surface of the fourth section 54. The fourth section 54 is at least narrower than the third section 51. As shown in FIG. 16, the perforation line 17 surrounding the fourth section 54 may be partially common to the perforation line 16 surrounding the third section 51.

[0078] On the other hand, the cut line 17 surrounding this fourth section 54 can be formed by a perforation or a slit line or a half slit line with an uncut portion, similar to the cut line 16 surrounding the third section 51, but is preferably a perforation, and particularly preferably the above-mentioned zipper perforation.

[0079] In the delivery slip 1 of the second embodiment, as shown in Fig. 17, a release layer 55 is also formed on the back side of the fourth section 54 arranged on the second piece of paper 3. This release layer 55 can be formed by coating a release layer, similar to the release layer 52 arranged so as to surround the third section 51 and the release layer 35 on the front side of the backing paper 40. However, the release agent used does not necessarily have to be the same.

[0080] In the second embodiment of the delivery form 1, when the bottom paper 40 is peeled off to expose the adhesive 34 on the back side of the middle paper 30 and the first piece of paper 2 and the second piece of paper 3 are folded back so that their back sides face each other, the peel-off layers 52, 55 face the adhesive layer 34 outside the third section 51 and within the fourth section 54 on the back side of the second piece of paper, as shown in the cross section in Figure 18.

[0081] Therefore, as shown in Figure 19, when in use, the cut line 12 surrounding the separation section 21 and the cut line 17 surrounding the area 31 in the intermediate paper 3 that overlaps with the separation section 21 are separated from other parts to obtain a sheet-like material 70, and then the fourth section 54 can be separated from the intermediate paper 30 by further cutting it along the cut line 17.

[0082] In the second embodiment of the delivery slip 1, the third section 51a that would otherwise be obtained as a delivery note or the like can be obtained without being laminated with the intermediate paper 30, so that a delivery note or the like that is easy to handle can be obtained.

[0083] Third embodiment Next, a third embodiment of the present invention will be described with particular reference to Fig. 20. Fig. 20 shows the back side of the intermediate paper 20 of the first piece of paper 2. The same configurations as those of the first and second embodiments are as described above, and the configurations unique to the third embodiment will be described in particular. In addition, the structure of this embodiment will also be described, along with a method of use.

[0084] Like the second embodiment, this third embodiment also has a fourth section 54 surrounded by a cut line 17 within the third section 51 of the second paper piece 3, and a third information entry section 51a is arranged on the surface of this fourth section 54.

[0085] On the other hand, in the third embodiment of the delivery slip, as shown in Figure 20, a non-adhesive portion 36 is formed on the back side of the intermediate paper 30 of the first piece of paper 2, in which the adhesive layer 34 is partially not arranged or which has been treated with a glue-killing agent or the like to make it non-adhesive.

[0086] This non-adhesive portion 36 is in a range that overlaps with the fourth section 54 when the second piece of paper 3 and the first piece of paper 2 are folded back along the fold line 11 so that their back surfaces face each other.

[0087] Therefore, even if the bottom paper 40 is peeled off to expose the adhesive layer on the back side of the intermediate paper 30, and the first paper piece 2 and the second paper piece 3 are folded back so that their back sides face each other, the fourth section 54 and the intermediate paper 30 will not be adhered to each other by the adhesive layer 34.

[0088] Therefore, similarly to the second embodiment of the delivery slip 1, when in use, the fourth section 54 is separated from the intermediate paper 30 by obtaining a sheet-like material 70 by separating it from other portions along the cut line 12 surrounding the separation section 21 and along the cut line 15 surrounding the area 31 in the intermediate paper 20 that overlaps with the separation section 21, and then further cutting it along the cut line 17.

[0089] In this third embodiment, the third section 51a obtained as a delivery note or the like can be obtained in a state where it is not laminated with the intermediate paper 30, and further, since there is no peeling layer or the like, it can be made thin and easy to handle. [Explanation of symbols]

[0090] 1...delivery slip, 2...first piece of paper, 3...second piece of paper, 11...fold line, 12...cut line surrounding separation section, 13...cut line for separating first section, 14...cut line for separating second section, 15...cut line surrounding area of ​​intermediate paper overlapping with separation section, 16...cut line surrounding third section, 17...cut line surrounding fourth section, 21...separation section, 21A...first section, 21B...second section, 21C...portion of separation section other than first section and second section, 21a...first Information writing section, 21b...second information writing section, 22a, 22b...corner cut section, 20...top paper, 23...pseudo adhesive layer, 30...intermediate paper, 34...adhesive layer, 34A...newly exposed adhesive layer, 35...peeling layer, 31...area overlapping with separated section of intermediate paper, 40...bottom paper, 51...third section, 51a...third information writing section, 52...peeling layer surrounding third section, 54...fourth section, 55...peeling layer on back side of fourth section, 60...item to be attached (delivered item), 70...sheet-like object, 71...delivery note.

Claims

1. The first piece of paper and the second piece of paper are separably connected via a fold line, The first piece of paper is formed by stacking an upper paper, an intermediate paper, and a lower paper, The upper paper and the middle paper are pseudo-adhered, An adhesive layer is formed on the back side of the intermediate paper, and the bottom paper is peelably laminated to the adhesive layer; the upper sheet of the first piece of paper has a separate section surrounded by a tear line; The separation section has at least a first section and a second section, and a tear line that allows the first section and the second section to be peeled off from the intermediate paper, A first information marking portion is provided on a surface of the first section, and a second information marking portion is provided on a surface of the second section, the intermediate paper of the first paper piece has a cut line surrounding an area overlapping the separation section; the second piece of paper has a third section surrounded by a cut line; A third information entry section is provided on a surface of the third section, when the second paper piece and the first paper piece are folded back along the fold line so that their back surfaces face each other, the third section is arranged to overlap the separation section of the first paper piece, and a release layer is formed on the back surface side of the second paper piece to surround the third section; A delivery slip, characterized in that

2. 2. A delivery slip according to claim 1, wherein the second piece of paper is integral with an upper page of the first piece of paper and has a third information entry section on a surface thereof.

3. 3. A delivery slip as described in claim 1 or 2, which has a fourth section surrounded by a cut line within the third section, a third information entry section is arranged on the surface of the fourth section, and a peel-off layer is formed on the back side of the second paper piece within the range of the fourth section.

4. 3. A delivery slip as described in claim 1 or 2, which has a fourth section surrounded by a cut line within the third section, a third information entry section is arranged on the surface of the fourth section, and when the second piece of paper and the first piece of paper are folded over at the fold line so that their back sides face each other, the adhesive layer on the back side of the intermediate paper of the first piece of paper is not arranged in the area overlapping with the fourth section.

5. 5. The delivery slip according to claim 1, wherein an information section is formed on a surface of the intermediate sheet facing the separation section of the upper sheet.

6. 6. The delivery slip according to claim 1, wherein the section surrounded by the cut line and in which the third information entry section is arranged is in the form of a postcard.

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