Implementations of a stationery organizer comprise one or more end strips, configured to attach a sheet of paper to a ring binder, and/or one or more intermediate strips, configured to connect and fold together sheets of paper. In some implementations, a method of using the stationery organizer comprises attaching a sheet of paper to an end strip on one side of the paper and to an intermediate strip on the other side of the paper, and further attaching another sheet of paper to the intermediate strip.

A sheet punching apparatus includes a waste box formed of insulating resin, a detection sensor provided in the waste box and configured to detect the amount of paper chips in the waste box, and a conductive member disposed such that at least a part thereof is positioned in midair in the waste box below the detection sensor. With this configuration, erroneous detection of the detection sensor can be prevented.

The present invention relates to punch-hole learning activities for kids, for enhancing psychomotor skills and for strengthening their muscles of the forearm, hand, and fingers and increasing the eye-hand coordination among them. It discloses a paper having preexisting punch holes and patterns surrounding the punch holes with a collection of drawings that form a story for enhancing the fine motor skills among kids. The patterns are connected to give a predefined structure that relates to one another. The punch hole learning activity through filler papers enables kids to coordinate between their mental ability with the hand movement, and therefore improves their fine motor skills.

The present invention relates a perforation system to be installed on a binding machine, the perforation system including a first elongated platform; a second elongated platform aligned with the first elongated platform; vertical bars to vertically connect the first elongated platform with the second elongated platform; a third elongated platform having a first end fixed to the second elongated platform and a second end secured to a surface on the binding machine; the first elongated platform includes holes and a punch passing through each hole, the holes and the punches have a shape with a length greater than a width; the second elongated platform includes guiding holes aligned with the holes and punches of the first platform, the guiding holes have a shape with a length greater than a width; the third elongated platform includes a row of perforations having a shape with a length greater a width; the holes, punches, guiding holes, and perforation have the same shape; the first elongated platform has a length, width, and thickness; the second elongated platform has a length, a width, and a thickness equal to the length, width, and thickness of the first elongated platform; and the third elongated platform has a length, a width, and a thickness greater than the length, width, and thickness of the first and second elongated platforms.

A sheet includes a folding line along which the sheet is to be folded, and a mark with reference to which the sheet is placed on an image forming apparatus in a specific manner. The mark is provided in a portion that is positioned on an inner side when the sheet is folded along the folding line.

The present technology relates generally to devices and methods for preserving the integrity of folders that are placed into ringed binders or notebooks, preferably folders that are made of paper or other like material, and which are used for example for the transport and storage of papers by students or other types of users.

A shelf tag/sign distribution system that includes identifications of areas of stores, dates, end caps and other information to provide for the accurate and simplified installation of tags/signs within a store. The sheets can be arranged within a package that includes coded information as to the types of tags that are contained within the package. The shelf tags can be hung in a downward or upward extending orientation.

A recording medium post-processing device includes a binding unit and a hole forming unit. The binding unit performs a binding process on a recording medium bundle. The hole forming unit performs a hole forming process in a region of recording media that constitute the recording medium bundle including a part of a binding region in which the binding process is performed.

The present technology relates generally to devices and methods for preserving the integrity of folders that are placed into ringed binders or notebooks, preferably folders that are made of paper or other like material, and which are used for example for the transport and storage of papers by students or other types of users.

A shelf tag/sign distribution system that includes identifications of areas of stores, dates, end caps and other information to provide for the accurate and simplified installation of tags/signs within a store. Sheets of shelf tags are color coded on edge surface(s) to provide information as to the types of shelf tags located on each sheet. The sheets can be arranged within a package that includes coded information as to the types of tags that are contained within the package.