JP2007021076A - Massaging apparatus for occipital region of head - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a massaging apparatus for the occipital region of the head. <P>SOLUTION: This massaging apparatus for the occipital region of the head comprises a base section, a movable section, a height adjusting section, an acupressure section, and a lid section. In this case, the movable section is movably connected with the top of the base section through a connecting material. The height adjusting section is screwed with the movable section. The acupressure section is installed on the movable section through a width adjusting section. The lid section covers the movable section, the height adjusting section and the acupressure section on the base section, and houses them into a box shape by making the base section be the bottom surface. In the massaging apparatus for the occipital region of the head, the height adjusting section comprises two kinds of adjusting screw sections for which the directions of the screw threads are different. In the massaging apparatus for the occipital region of the head, the width adjusting section comprises a width adjusting bar for which the screw thread directions of the right and left screw threads are different. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2007,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention particularly relates to an occipital massaging device for massaging the occipital region.

  Conventionally, as massage instruments for massaging the back of the head, there are ones that are electrically controlled and ones that are manually operated while maintaining a certain shape. There was also a device for massaging the neck.

However, the conventional occipital massaging device does not reach the part that actually needs massage just by making a certain movement, and a sufficient massaging effect of the occipital region cannot be obtained. Further, it has been impossible to properly massage the occipital region with a conventional instrument for massaging the neck.

JP-A-8-131493 JP-A-10-137095

  Therefore, an object of the present invention is to provide a occipital massaging device that can find a portion requiring massage with respect to the posterior upper and lower portions of the neck and its left and right sides and the entire occipital region and can obtain a sufficient massage effect. Is.

  In order to solve the above-described problems, the present invention provides a base portion 4, a movable portion 5 that is movably connected to the base portion 4 via a connecting member 9, and a threaded engagement with the movable portion 5. The height adjusting unit 6, the acupressure part 7 installed on the movable part 5 via the width adjusting part 8, the movable part 5 on the base part 4, the height adjusting part 6, and the acupressure part 7 The occipital massaging device 1 is characterized by comprising a lid portion 2 that covers the base portion 4 and accommodates in a box shape with the base portion 4 as a bottom surface.

  Since the massage device for the back of the head of the present invention can move the acupressure part up and down and right and left, it can give a sufficient massage effect to a place that actually requires massage.

  In addition, since the pressing effect can be obtained with the weight of the head itself, a sufficient massage effect can be obtained without applying a pressing force more than necessary and without worrying about squeaking.

  The purpose of obtaining a sufficient massage effect on the place where massage is required was realized by attaching an acupressure part that can move up and down and left and right.

  FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a occipital massaging device according to the present invention. As shown in FIG. 1, the occipital massaging device 1 according to the present invention includes a lid portion 2 and a massage portion 3 included in the lid portion 2.

  The lid portion 2 is a box-shaped box body 2a having no bottom surface. The massage unit 3 includes a base part 4 composed of a substantially rectangular base body 4a, and a back side provided with a connecting part 5b having a wide width on the front surface, which is installed in the center of the upper surface of the base body 4a via a connecting member 9. A movable portion 5 consisting of a substantially rectangular movable portion main body 5a having adjustment holes 5g and 5g formed therein, and left and right support portions 5c and 5d which are vertically provided at the left and right ends of the movable portion main body 5a and which have holes 5e. A height adjusting part 6 comprising an adjusting screw 6b screwed into an adjusting hole 5g of the part 5 and a grip part 6a attached to the upper part of the adjusting screw 6b, and a shiatsu base 7b on the movable part main body 5a The width adjusting rod 8a and the width adjusting rod 8a which are screwed into the acupressure part 7 comprising the acupressure ball 7a provided with the adjusting holes 7c and 7d, the holes 5e of the left and right support parts 5c, 5d and the adjusting hole 7c of the acupressure ball 7a. Width adjustment part consisting of left and right grip parts 8d and 8e attached to the left and right ends of the rod 8a Consisting of.

  The movable part 5, the height adjusting part 6, the acupressure part 7 including the right and left acupressure balls 7 a and 7 a, and the width adjusting part 8 are sized to fit within the lid part 2. That is, parts other than the base part 4 are accommodated in the box part 2, and in a state where the box part 2 is covered, it has a substantially rectangular parallelepiped shape.

  2 is a front view of the massage part of the occipital massaging apparatus according to the present invention, FIG. 3 is a plan view of the massage part of the occipital massaging apparatus, FIG. 4 is a left side view of the massage part of the occipital massaging apparatus, and FIG. FIG. 6 is an exploded perspective view of the massage part of the occipital massaging device. FIG.

  As shown in FIGS. 2 to 6, a connecting hole 5f is formed in the connecting portion 5b formed on the front surface of the movable portion 5, and a hole 4b is formed on the front surface side of the base body 4a. The movable portion 5 and the base portion 4 are movably connected to each other via a connecting member 9 through a connecting hole 5f and a hole 4b.

  In the present invention, the connecting member 9 is particularly string-like, but the connecting member 9 is not limited to the string-like one, and the base part 4 and the movable part 5 are movably connected. For example, a ring-shaped one or a hinge may be used. The material and the like are not limited.

  Adjustment holes 5g and 5g are formed on the back side of the movable portion 5, and the inside of the adjustment hole 5g is threaded. Further, an adjusting screw portion 6b is screwed into the adjusting hole 5g, and by rotating the adjusting screw portion 6b, the tip of the adjusting screw portion 6b comes out under the adjusting hole 5g.

  Therefore, the tip of the adjustment screw 6b hits the base body 4a and the tip of the adjustment screw 6b is brought out below the adjustment hole 5g to raise the back side of the movable part 5 so that the movable part 5 can be inclined. . And the acupressure part 7 on the movable part 5 can also move up and down because the movable part 5a inclines.

  In addition, the directions of the threads on the surfaces of the two adjusting screw portions 6b are reversed, and the two grip portions 6a are rotated from the outside to the inside in consideration of the movement of the human hand. Even when rotating from the inside toward the outside, the back side of the movable portion 5 can always be moved up and down while maintaining the horizontal direction. As a result, the acupressure part 7 on the movable part 5 can always move up and down while maintaining the horizontal level.

  The width adjusting rod 8a of the width adjusting portion 8 is screwed into the adjusting holes 7c and 7c formed in the two acupressure balls 7a and 7a from the hole 5e of the right supporting portion 5d, and is inserted into the hole 5e of the left supporting portion 5c. The left and right ends are fastened by left and right grips 8d and 8e.

  Left and right screw threads 8b and 8c are provided on the surface of the width adjusting rod 8a of the width adjusting portion 8. The screw threads of the left and right screw threads 8b and 8c are reversed. The left acupressure ball 7 and the right acupressure ball 7a are screwed to the left and right threads 8b and 8c, respectively.

  As described above, since the left and right threads 8b and 8c of the width adjusting rod 8a face in the opposite direction, when the width adjusting rod 8a is rotated, the left and right threads 8b and 8c naturally move in the opposite direction. Therefore, the acupressure sphere 7 screwed into the left and right screw threads 8b, 8c also moves in the opposite direction, and the width between the left acupressure sphere 7a and the right acupressure sphere 7a is reduced depending on the rotation direction of the width adjusting rod 8a. It becomes wide.

  FIG. 7 is a left side view of the massage portion of the occipital massaging apparatus according to the present invention. As described above, the height adjustment unit 6 can be rotated to lift the back side of the movable unit 5 to change the inclination of the movable unit 5. By changing the inclination angle of the movable unit 5, it is installed on the movable unit 5. The height of the applied acupressure ball 7 can be changed. Acupressure sphere 7a is constant finger pressure angle to massage site also user changes any height for a sphere, it is possible to massage tailored to the user.

  The left and right acupressure balls 7a, 7a store heat generated by friction or the like. In order to efficiently suppress this generated heat, a plurality of circular holes 7d were formed in the acupressure ball 7a. By providing the holes 7d, the surface area of the acupressure sphere 7a in contact with the external air is increased, the heat stored in the acupressure sphere 7a is naturally heat-exchanged with the external air and diffused, and the heat accumulation in the acupressure sphere 7a is suppressed. .

It is a perspective view of the massage device for the back of the head which is the present invention. It is a front view of the massage part of the massage device for back heads which is this invention. It is a top view of the massage part of the massage device for back heads which is this invention. It is a left view of the massage part of the massage device for back heads which is this invention. It is a rear view of the massage part of the massage device for back heads which is this invention. It is a disassembled perspective view of the massage part of the massage device for back heads which is this invention. It is a left view of the massage part of the massage device for back heads which is this invention.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Back massager 2 Lid 2a Box body 3 Massage part 4 Base part 4a Base body 4b Hole 5 Movable part 5a Movable part main body 5b Connection part 5c Left support part 5d Right support part 5e Hole 5f Connection hole 5g Adjustment hole 6 Height adjustment portion 6a Grip portion 6b Adjustment screw portion 7 Acupressure portion 7a Acupressure ball 7b Acupressure base 7c Adjustment hole 7d Hole 8 Width adjustment portion 8a Width adjustment rod 8b Left screw thread 8c Right screw thread 8d Left grip portion 8e Right grip Part 9 Connecting material

Claims (3)

  A height adjustment portion comprising a base portion, a movable portion movably connected to the base portion by a connecting member, and a grip portion attached to an upper portion of an adjustment screw screwed to the movable portion; For the back of the head, comprising: a shiatsu part having left and right acupressure balls installed on the movable part by a width adjusting part; and a cover part covering the movable part, the height adjusting part and the acupressure part on the base part Massage device.   The occipital massaging device according to claim 1, wherein the height adjusting portion is composed of two types of adjusting screws having different screw thread directions.   The occipital massaging device according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the width adjusting portion is made of a width adjusting rod in which the screw thread directions of the left and right threads are different.

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