JP4334795B2 - Mail form creation apparatus with RFID tag and mail form creation system with RFID tag - Google Patents

Description

[0001]
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
The present invention includes a mechanism for folding a form to which an RFID tag is added and a pressure-sensitive adhesive is applied, and applying a pressure to bond the sheet, and (1) a non-contact reader / writer that reads an RFID tagAnd marking deviceCheck the function of the RFID tag withDefectivemarkingAnd then, (2)BaReader that reads a unique identification code such as a codeAnd processing equipmentWithScanned with a non-contact reader / writerRFID tag unique ID and,Identifying codeWith readerReadIdentification code andThe present invention relates to an e-mail form creation apparatus and system that can be associated with each other. Therefore, the field of use of the present invention relates to the technical field of manufacturing and using crimped mail forms.
[0002]
[Prior art]
Conventionally, a concealed pressure-bonded postcard or a pressure-bonded mail form has been created from the continuous form 1R having the configuration shown in FIG. In other words, taking a crimping postcard as an example, this continuous form 1R has a name field 2 and two information fields 3 and 4 arranged in the width direction, and a crease line 5 is formed at each boundary. Margins 7 and 8 having holes 6 are arranged, and further, in order to separate continuous forms into individual forms 1 constituting individual crimping postcards, perforations 10 are formed at regular intervals in the longitudinal direction, It has a configuration in which a normal pressure sensitive adhesive is applied to the back surface of the address column 2 and the information column 3, and a weak pressure sensitive adhesive having a weak adhesive force is applied to the front surfaces of the information columns 3 and 4. While pulling out, the sheet is folded in three using the crease line 5, then the margins 7 and 8 on both sides are removed, and the perforation 10 is used to separate the individual forms. Strengthen name column 2 and information column 3 with pressure sensitive adhesive Wear, and also the information column 3 and the information field 4 and releasably adhered in Yowakan adhesives, we have created a concealed type pressure-bonded postcard.
[0003]
In order to create such a crimped mail form or a crimped postcard, a “crimped mail form creation device” has been used. FIG. 7 is a diagram showing a schematic configuration of a conventional crimped mail form creation apparatus. 7A is a perspective view of the apparatus, and FIG. 7B is an external view from the side. In FIG. 7, 1R is a continuous form, which is a form on which predetermined items have been printed. In general, different destination information is printed in each address name column, and different information is also printed in each information column. The continuous form 1R placed at the paper feed position is folded in three along the two crease lines formed in the longitudinal direction by the folding machine of the paper feed unit 21, and the pin tractor 25 is inserted into the feed hole 6 in the margin portion. Engage and pull out the pin. After the margin portions 7 and 8 at both ends are removed by the slitter means 33, the individual forms 1 are cut by the burster portion 27, and the crimping process is performed by the sealing device 30 to create a crimp mail form.
[0004]
[Problems to be solved by the invention]
By the way, in recent years, as shown in FIG. 5, an IC memory medium having a non-contact communication function called an RFID tag (also expressed as a non-contact IC tag, a wireless tag, an IC card, a non-contact IC, etc.) is also used in a mail form. It is getting used. Also, a postcard in which a non-contact IC recording medium is held by a peelable adhesive layer as disclosed in Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2000-62355 has been used. RFID tags and cards, which are additions to these mail forms, have a certain thickness, so they will be damaged if handled in the same way as conventional mail forms consisting only of paper sheets and pressure-sensitive adhesives. This causes a problem.
[0005]
Referring to the RFID tag-attached mail form, as shown in FIG. 5A, the continuous mail form has a form in which unit mail forms 1 are connected in the length direction. The information box 3 has a display card 11 having a reply postcard 17 and an RFID tag 16, and each form further has a sealing portion 12, a sealing portion 13, and an opening perforation 14. The display tag 11 having the RFID tag 16 can be used as an information recording unit for a membership card or an admission card, and records information on a member card with an RFID tag 16 or a person who has brought the admission card.
[0006]
FIG. 5 (B) shows the folded state, the address field 2 having the sealing portion 13 becomes the envelope upper paper, the portion having the reply postcard 17 and the RFID tag 16 is folded as the envelope inner paper, and the information field 3 is The state of the envelope is shown. After that, the mail form 1 crimped by the sealing device is mailed to each address, and the application contents and the like are written on the reply postcard 17 and returned. In addition, in FIG. 5, the sealing part 13 is a bending part for preventing peeling after pressure bonding, but this part may not be present.
[0007]
Fig. 5 shows a form in which only the periphery of the mail form can be crimped and the sealed part can be opened to view the information inside, but almost the entire mail form is crimped and the first and second paper sheets are weakly bonded. There is also well known an embodiment in which the two- and third-sheet papers are formed in a “postcard” that cannot be peeled off by allowing the second and third paper sheets to be strongly bonded. Adjustment of this strong adhesion and weak adhesion is performed by selecting the type of adhesive that will have different adhesion strength under the same pressure condition. Various embodiments are known, such as an RFID tag that can be cut off from the perforation line, and a postcard in which a non-contact IC recording medium is held by a peelable adhesive layer as described in JP-A-2000-62355. It has been. Of course, the mail form and postcard are not limited to three folds, but may be two folds.
[0008]
The RFID tag 16 is provided with an IC chip 161 and an antenna coil 162 on a base material to form a resonance circuit, and has a function capable of communicating with an external reader / writer without contact. Since the IC chip itself is a silicon plate having a thickness of about 0.2 to 0.5 mm, when a strong pressure is applied by the pressure roller, the chip and the antenna are inevitably damaged and the function is impaired. Similarly, cards with RFID tags that are often attached to mail forms have a thickness of 0.76 mm for credit cards and bank cards, and a thickness of 0.1 mm for PET cards. . Although the card is temporarily attached to the foam by a temporary adhesive layer or the like, it is inevitable that the RFID tag will be damaged when subjected to a strong pressure by a sealing device.
[0009]
In the sealing device of a conventional crimp mail form creation device, the crimp mail form passes through a gap between a pair of rollers so that a strong pressure is applied to the pressure-sensitive adhesive applied to the mail form. Yes. In this conventional type, the pressure roller is designed to apply pressure to the entire sheet with a metal roller. This structure can be used in the case of a mail form with no attachments, such as a crimped postcard, but if a card or RFID tag is affixed like a recent mail form, When processed, there is a problem that irregularities and wrinkles occur on the paper, or the RFID tag is damaged as described above.
[0010]
For this reason, Japanese Patent Application No. 2001-241636 and Japanese Patent Application No. 2001-390799 have been filed by the applicant of the present application as crimping mail form creation devices capable of preventing damage due to pressurization. Japanese Patent Application No. 2001-241636 uses a first and second sealing device comprising a combination of a pressure roller having a small diameter portion and a normal roller as a sealing device for a crimped mail form. Crimping is performed at both ends in the foam width direction, and the second sealing device advances the mail form in a direction perpendicular to the mail form and attempts to crimp the top and bottom portions. In Japanese Patent Application No. 2001-390799, a concave portion corresponding to the size of a mail form attachment is provided in a pressure roller, and the periphery of the addition work is pressure-bonded and sealed by one-stage pressurization. It is.
[0011]
However, even with these crimped mail creation devices, the RFID tag may be damaged or a malfunctioning RFID tag may be mixed before processing. Also, the unique ID for identification is recorded on the IC chip of the RFID tag, and the unique identification code is printed on each mail form with a barcode, OCR, etc. And an identification code must be associated with each other. The association is indispensable in order to specify the other when one of the RFID tag or the identification code of the mail form is peeled off or damaged, and is required to be provided to the user. However, associating the unique ID with the identification code (may be expressed as “correlation” in general) before press-bonding is performed when a damaged RFID tag is generated in a later process. There is a problem that needs to be recreated.
[0012]
Therefore, according to the present invention, firstly, in order not to introduce a defect in the RFID tag, the mail form with the defective tag is marked so that it can be visually removed. Second, the IC chip of the RFID tag The unique ID and the identification code can be associated with each other at the completion of the crimping of the mail form.ShiIs to build a stem.
[0013]
[Means for Solving the Problems]
The present invention for solving the above problemsE-mail form creation device with RFID tag according toIsSealing means for crimping a mail form that has been coated with a pressure-sensitive adhesive and an RFID tag added thereto, and the function of the RFID tag attached to the mail form that has been crimped by the sealing means, and the RFID A non-contact reader / writer for reading a unique ID of a tag, a marking means for giving a mark to a mail form to which an RFID tag detected as defective by the non-contact reader / writer is attached, and an identification code recorded on the mail form An identification code reading means for reading, and a processing means for creating a database by associating the unique ID and the identification code with respect to a non-defective RFID tag other than those detected as defective by the non-contact reader / writer,Characterized by comprising.
[0014]
In the RFID tag-attached mail form creation apparatus, the sealing means includes a first sealing means and a second sealing means for performing pressure bonding in directions orthogonal to each other, and the first sealing means and the second sealing means. The sealing means is preferably composed of two pressure rollers facing each other, and at least one pressure roller of the pressure roller is preferably provided with a small diameter portion. With this configuration, the first sealing means performs crimping at both ends in the width direction of the mail form, advances the mail form in a direction orthogonal thereto, and the second sealing means crimps the top part of the mail form, It is possible to prevent pressure damage and perform pressure sealing.
[0015]
Alternatively, in the above-described RFID tag-added mail form creation apparatus, the sealing means includes two opposing pressure rollers, and at least one pressure roller of the pressure roller is provided with a recessed portion. Good. With this configuration, the RFID tag to be additionally processed on the mail form can be pressure-bonded and sealed by the pressurization in one step while preventing damage due to the pressurization.
[0016]
In addition, the RFID tag-attached mail form creation system according to the present invention includes a pressure-bonded mail form creation device that folds a mail form coated with a pressure-sensitive adhesive and to which an RFID tag is added, and performs pressure-bonding sealing processing, A non-contact reader / writer that inspects the function of the RFID tag attached to the mail form crimped by the creating apparatus and reads the unique ID of the RFID tag, and an RFID tag that is detected as defective by the non-contact reader / writer are added. A unique ID for a non-defective RFID tag other than that detected by the non-contact reader / writer, a marking device that gives a mark to a mail form, an identification code reader that reads an identification code recorded on the mail form, and a non-contact reader / writer And the identification code And a processing unit for database with onlyIt is characterized by.
[0017]
In the RFID tag-attached mail form creation system, the crimped mail form creation device includes first sealing means and second sealing means for performing crimping in directions orthogonal to each other, the first sealing means and the Each of the second sealing means may include two pressure rollers facing each other, and at least one pressure roller of the pressure roller may be provided with a small diameter portion. With this configuration, the first sealing means performs crimping at both ends in the width direction of the mail form, advances the mail form in a direction orthogonal thereto, and the second sealing means crimps the top part of the mail form, It is possible to prevent pressure damage and perform pressure sealing.
[0018]
Alternatively, in the above-described RFID tag-added mail form creation system, the sealing means is composed of two pressure rollers facing each other, and at least one pressure roller of the pressure roller is provided with a recessed portion. Good. With this configuration, the RFID tag to be additionally processed on the mail form can be pressure-bonded and sealed by the pressurization in one step while preventing damage due to the pressurization.
[0019]
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION
Below, drawingsTheWhile referring to the present inventionMail form creation system with RFID tag according toofSuitableEmbodiments will be described. The crimp mail form includes continuous paper and cut paper depending on the output printer.CrimpingThe mail form creation device is also in a different form, but first we will explain the case of continuous paper.
[0020]
FIG.RFIG. 2 is a block diagram showing the first embodiment of the mail form creation apparatus with FID tag, and FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing the second embodiment. In FIG. 1, the configuration up to the first sealing device is the same as that of the conventional device shown in FIG. 7, and will be described with reference to FIG. Therefore, the reference numerals include those in FIG. In FIG. 1 or FIG. 7, 21 is a folding machine part, and is a part which the crimped mail form continuous body is drawn out and folded into three or two. The foam is guided by the plurality of guide rollers 22 and guides 24 and the foam is pulled out by the pin tractor 25 as in the conventional apparatus. The margin portions 7 and 8 of the form are removed by the slitter means 33.
[0021]
A burster unit 27 is a device for cutting a folded mail form into unit forms. As is well known, a stress is applied to the perforations provided between the unit foams due to a slight difference in rotational peripheral speed between the front and rear two pairs of feed rollers, and the cutting member 9 is cut along the perforation line. The continuous foam can be easily cut along the perforations when they are brought into contact with each other. In FIG. 1, the mail form 1 cut into units is then sealed with a pressure-sensitive adhesive previously applied to the mail form by passing between the upper and lower pressure rollers of the first sealing device 31. The The first sealing device 31 can seal the left and right parts of the mail form.
[0022]
On the back of the first sealing device 31, there is provided a transport unit 39 that travels perpendicular to the travel direction of the foam before sealing. The foam that has passed through the first sealing device 31 is guided to the second sealing device 32 by changing its path in an inverted “L” shape by the transport unit. The conveying unit can be a rotating belt or a rotating roller. Since it is necessary for the foam seal part to enter between the upper and lower pressure rollers at right angles, it is preferable that the transport unit 42 includes an aligning device that aligns the foam in a certain direction at regular intervals. The second sealing device 32 can seal the top and bottom sealing portion 12 of the mail form (FIG. 5). The processed mail form is discharged to the stacker 60.
[0023]
In the first embodimentCreate a mail form with RFID tagAs shown in FIG. 1, the apparatus has a non-contact reader / writer 35 for checking the function of the RFID tag and a marking device 36 for a mail form that has been crimped by a sealing device. Alternatively, instead of the marking device (or together with the marking device), a device for rejecting (removing) a mail form with a malfunctioning RFID tag may be provided. The non-contact reader / writer 35 is intended to communicate with an RFID tag and test its function. The non-contact reader / writer 35 and the marking device 36 are connected to the processing device 20, and are controlled by the processing device 20 and interlocked with the non-contact reader / writer 35, either when the RFID tag functions correctly or when it does not function. In this case, the object is to give a mark to a mail form to which the RFID tag is attached.
[0024]
Similarly, in the second embodimentCreate a mail form with RFID tagAs shown in FIG. 2, the device is characterized by a non-contact reader / writer 35 for checking the function of the RFID tag and a mail form recorded or printed on the mail form that has been crimped by the sealing devices 31 and 32. And an identification code reader 37 for reading a unique code. The non-contact reader / writer 35 is intended to read the unique ID recorded on the IC chip by communicating with the RFID tag, and the identification code reader 37 is a reader such as a barcode, OCR, OMR, etc. The object is to recognize and read the data that has been printed or recorded in advance. The data read by both readers is made into a database by the processing device 20 such as a personal computer connected to the non-contact reader / writer 35 and the identification code reading device 37, and then outputted and supplied as data.
[0025]
BookFruitFormEmail form creation device with RFID tagOf course, the apparatus may include all of the non-contact reader / writer 35, the marking device 36, and the identification code reading device 37. In this case, the non-contact reader / writer 35 both inspects the function of the RFID tag and reads the unique ID.
[0026]
3A and 3B are perspective views showing a pressure roller or a sealing device. FIG. 3A shows a pressure roller 311 having a small-diameter portion, and FIG. 3B shows a pressure roller 301 having a concave portion. ing. In the case of the sealing device 31 used in the device of the present invention, as shown in FIG. 3 (A), it is composed of two rollers 311 and 312 which face each other in parallel, and one of the two rollers includes The small-diameter portion 311S is provided so that the added RFID tag is not damaged. In FIG. 3A, a roller 311 having a small-diameter portion 311S of the first pressure roller corresponds to the upper roller, and the second pressure roller similarly corresponds to the upper roller. There is no particular difference between the upper roller and the lower roller.
[0027]
The structure of this sealing device is almost the same in both the first and second sealing devices, but when the sealing portion is limited to a slight width, the width of the pressure portion of the roller is a narrow ring shape. Conversely, when a wide crimping width is required, such as a crimping postcard, it is necessary to make the pressure area as wide as possible. The position of the small diameter portion 311S is preferably provided at a position that can be used in common for many types of foams. The small diameter portion 311S can be formed by recessing a metal roller with a lathe.
[0028]
The sealing device used in the device of the present invention may use a pressure roller 301 having a recessed portion 301S corresponding to the size of the RFID tag as in Japanese Patent Application No. 2001-390799. In this case, the configuration of the pressure roller is as shown in FIG. In this case, since the entire surface of the mail sealer can be crimped by one-stage crimping, it is not necessary to provide a second sealing device for crimping in the direction orthogonal to the first sealing device, and the configuration of the device is simple. Can be a thing. The position of the recessed portion 301S is preferably provided at a position where it can be used in common for various types of foams. However, if it cannot be shared, the pressure roller 301 having the recessed portion may be replaced and used. it can.
[0029]
A roller made of metal is suitable for strong pressure, but is not limited to metal and may be hard synthetic rubber or the like. The diameter of the roller is preferably about 20 to 80 mm. The small diameter portion 311S is related to the thickness of the RFID tag, but it is sufficient that the diameter difference from the large diameter portion is about 0.2 to 2.0 mm. When the small-diameter portion or the recessed portion is provided, the size of the concave portion needs to be the area and height of the RFID tag. When the RFID tag is a card-like body, the size is the standard size of the card. A size of about 98 mm × 85.60 mm is necessary, and a depth of about 0.2 to 2.0 mm is also sufficient.
[0030]
The non-contact reader / writer 35 reads the function of the RFID tag, transmits a charge wave to the RFID tag, and then confirms the presence or absence of a response signal. When there is a response signal, a unique ID read command recorded on the IC chip of the RFID tag is transmitted to receive the data of the unique ID. Usually, frequency bands such as 135 kHz (medium wave), 13.56 MHz, and 2.45 GHz (microwave) are used, but 13.56 MHz is increasingly used for RFID tags and IC cards. The communication procedure and interface for data communication between the RFID tag and the non-contact reader / writer are defined as international standards in ISO / IEC15693, and it is known that any IC chip can be used as long as it conforms to the standards. . BookEmbodimentSince the RFID tag used in the above is a proximity type that does not require long-distance communication, a non-contact reader / writer conforming to the standard is used.
[0031]
The marking device 36 performs a specific display on the mail form.ThisAnything can be used. Usually, a mark is added to an e-mail form in order to extract an RFID tag that does not respond. After sending a charge wave, a non-contact reader / writer is attached to an e-mail form with an RFID tag that does not respond within a certain time lag. A device that ejects ink so as to give a print such as an “x” mark may be used. The identification code reader 37 is a bar code reader, OCR reader, OMR reader or the like, and is provided with a device corresponding to the type of identification code printed or recorded. It is well known that barcodes are generally used for invitation tickets and numbered tickets for exhibitions and events.
[0032]
When the mail form to be supplied is cut paper, the space between the folding machine 21 portion and the burster unit 27 replaces the folding machine for cut paper, and the other configurations are the same as those for continuous paper..It should be noted that the RFID tag is not damaged in the cut sheet folding machine or the burster unit because no strong pressure is applied unlike the sealing device.
[0033]
FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating an example of a folding machine for cut sheets. There are various examples of the sheet folding machine. For example, the apparatus shown in FIG. 4 can be used by connecting it in front of the sealing apparatus. In the cut sheet folding machine 41, the cut form 1 </ b> P is conveyed by the feeder and is pushed into the first folding buckle 44 through the first and second rolls 42 and 43. The leading edge of the form 1P pushed into the first folding buckle 44 comes into contact with the first stopper 45 arranged at a pre-adjusted position in the first folding buckle, and this contact causes the form 1P. 1P is bent at the perforated portion, and the portion bent by the fold is sandwiched between the second roll 43 and the third roll 46 in contact with the second roll, and the first fold is made. In this state, it is pushed into the second folding buckle 47 with the fold as a tip.
[0034]
The form 1 </ b> P pushed into the second folding buckle 47 is bent at the perforation part of the first fold when the first fold comes into contact with the second stopper 48 in the second folding buckle 47. A second fold is made between the third roll 46 and a fourth roll 49 circumscribing the third roll 46, and the second fold is used as a tip to feed the conveyance port 50 from the second fold buckle 47. It passes through and is sent out in a folded state. Here, the first to fourth rolls 42, 43, 46, and 49 are driven in the predetermined rotational direction at the same speed via the belt 52 by the induction motor 51.
[0035]
BookEmbodimentThe RFID tag-added mail form creation system uses the above-described apparatus and has the following uses. In the system using the device of the first embodiment, the marking device 36 performs a specific display on the mail form. Usually, a mark is attached to a mail form in order to extract an RFID tag that does not respond. Therefore, the mail form with an RFID tag that does not respond is synchronized with the reader / writer and printed with an “X” mark or the like. If attached, the defective RFID tag can be detected and removed visually, and a lacking mail form can be recreated. As described above, a mail form with an “x” mark or the like may be rejected. As a result, it is possible to prevent problems that occur after delivery to the customer or after the mail form is sent to the customer.
[0036]
In the system using the apparatus of the second embodiment, the unique ID read by the non-contact reader / writer 35 and the identification code read by the identification code reader 37 can be associated with each other. Of course, it is preferable that the association is performed for the remaining non-defective RFID tags whose defects are detected by the system of the first embodiment. As a result, the correspondence data is created from the beginning before the mail form is created, and after the defective product is generated, the association data is corrected again.likeComplexity can be avoided. In the second embodiment, the unique ID read by the non-contact reader / writer andIdentification code readingThe association data with the identification code recognized by the apparatus is provided to the user who manages the mail form. Of course, all of the non-contact reader / writer, the marking device, and the identification code reader can be provided, and in that case, the entire series of operations described above can be performed.
[0037]
A unique ID is assigned to an IC chip by giving an RFID tag a unique code without duplication for identification, and an IC chip manufacturer as a non-rewritable identification code together with a writable memory area. Given in the manufacturing stage. Thereby, even if the mail form is sent to a person with the same name and the same name, the difference can be specified.
[0038]
In the above description of the present invention, the embodiment is described as a crimping mail form, but it is also easy for an object in which terms are simply replaced, such as a crimped postcard or a crimped envelope form prepared in the same manner. Applicability is obvious to those skilled in the art and is not outside the scope of the present invention.
[0039]
【The invention's effect】
As described above in detail, according to the RFID tag-attached mail form creation apparatus and creation system of the present invention, when the RFID tag is added to the form, Even if there is a difference in thickness between the part without the RFID tag and the part with the RFID tag, pressure can be applied only to the adhesive part without the RFID tag. Since it is possible to easily remove the mail form with the RFID tag having a malfunction or malfunction, it is possible to prevent an accident in which the mail form is delivered to the customer or sent to the customer. In addition, the correspondence between the identification code of the mail form and the unique ID of the RFID tag can be easily grasped.
[Brief description of the drawings]
[Figure 1]RIt is a block block diagram which shows 1st Embodiment of the mail form production apparatus with a FID tag.
FIG. 2 is a block configuration diagram showing the second embodiment;
FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing a pressure roller or a sealing device.
FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating an example of a cut sheet folding machine.
FIG. 5 is a diagram showing an example of a mail form with an RFID tag.
FIG. 6 is a diagram showing a configuration of a conventional continuous book table.
FIG. 7 is a diagram showing a schematic configuration of a conventional crimped mail form creation device.
[Explanation of symbols]
1 form, mail form
1P cut form
1R continuous form, continuous mail form
2 Name column
3, 4 Information column
5 Crease line
6 Feed hole
7,8 Margin
9 Cutting material
10 perforations
11 label
12 Sealing part
13 Sealing part
14 Perforation for opening
16 RFID tags
17 Postcard for reply
20 processing equipment
21 Folding machine, paper feeder
25 pin tractor
27 Burster
30 Sealing device
31 First sealing device
32 Second sealing device
33 Slitter means
35 Non-contact reader / writer
36 Marking equipment
37 Identification code reader
38, 39, 40 Transport section
41 Folding machine for cut paper
60 Stacker

Claims (6)

Sealing means for crimping a mail form that has been coated with a pressure-sensitive adhesive and an RFID tag is attached;
A non-contact reader / writer that inspects the function of the RFID tag attached to the mail form crimped by the sealing means and reads the unique ID of the RFID tag;
Marking means for providing a mark on a mail form to which an RFID tag detected as defective by the non-contact reader / writer is attached;
An identification code reading means for reading the identification code recorded in the mail form;
An RFID tag-attached mail form creation device comprising: processing means for creating a database in which the unique ID and the identification code are associated with each other with respect to a non-defective RFID tag other than those detected as defective by the non-contact reader / writer . The sealing means comprises a first sealing means and a second sealing means for performing crimping in directions orthogonal to each other,
Each of the first sealing means and the second sealing means is composed of two opposing pressure rollers, and at least one pressure roller of the pressure roller has a small diameter portion. The RFID tag-attached mail form creation apparatus according to claim 1. 2. The RFID according to claim 1, wherein the sealing unit includes two pressure rollers facing each other, and at least one pressure roller of the pressure roller is provided with a recessed portion. Tagged email form creation device. A crimping mail form creation device that folds a mail form coated with a pressure-sensitive adhesive and attached with an RFID tag, and applies a crimping seal process;
A non-contact reader / writer that inspects the function of the RFID tag attached to the mail form pressure-bonded by the pressure-bonding mail form creation device and reads the unique ID of the RFID tag;
A marking device for applying a mark to a mail form to which an RFID tag detected as defective by the non-contact reader / writer is attached;
An identification code reader for reading the identification code recorded in the mail form;
An RFID tag-attached mail form creation system comprising: a processing device that associates the unique ID and the identification code into a database for non-defective RFID tags other than those detected as defective by the non-contact reader / writer. . The crimping mail form creation device
A first sealing means and a second sealing means for performing crimping in directions orthogonal to each other;
Each of the first sealing means and the second sealing means is composed of two opposing pressure rollers, and at least one pressure roller of the pressure roller has a small diameter portion. The RFID tag-added mail form creation system according to claim 4 . The crimping mail form creation device
A sealing means comprising two pressure rollers facing each other;
5. The RFID tag-added mail form creation system according to claim 4 , wherein at least one pressure roller of the pressure roller is provided with a recessed portion.

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