JP2013244115A - Roller type tool for plastering poultice on back - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a roller type tool for plastering poultice on user's back, which can be correctly and easily handled and enables a user to plaster a poultice on his/her back by himself/herself with clothes on.SOLUTION: When a poultice is plastered by a method in which the poultice straddles between a pressing roller 10 and a transfer belt 12, in rotation of the pressing roller, the poultice moves down so as to follow the outer periphery of the pressing roller with the rotation of the pressing roller and exposes an adhesive surface 19a between the roller and the transfer belt, and thus the poultry is plastered on the back. In this way, an easy-to-handle and compact roller type tool for plastering a poultice on the back can be provided, and the tool has a long grip so as to enable a back scratcher-cum-poultice remover and a towel clip to be attached. Thus, the tool can be used as a general-purpose back care article.

Description

The present invention relates to an affixing tool for affixing an adhesive such as a poultice to a part that is out of reach of the user, such as the back.

When putting a compress on the back with stiff shoulders etc., even if it is within reach, it is difficult for one person to try to put it in an unreasonable posture, so that the adhesive part overlaps or adheres to clothes. It was also necessary to ask other people to take off clothes and put them on areas that were out of reach.

In the conventional roller-type sticking device, a poultice is pasted on the belt, and a method of shifting from the belt to the back using a steep angle when the belt rotates (see, for example, Patent Document 1), an adhesive surface is used. There was a method (for example, refer to Patent Document 2) in which the both ends of the poultice were fixed through the two front and rear rollers, and then slipped between the body and clothes.

JP-A-7-299147

JP2002-369843A (P2002-369843A)

In one of the conventional roller-type sticking devices described above (Patent Document 1), the two rollers that rotate in reverse and the belt are in contact with each other at the point where they reach the skin, and the relationship of the rotational direction is a problem. On the other hand (Patent Document 2), in order to expose the adhesive surface and slide between the body and clothes, it is necessary to lift the device high so as not to touch the skin. It is difficult to move lightly while wearing clothes.

The present invention aims to improve the problems of such conventional roller-type devices, and to realize a roller-type poultice application device that can apply a compress on the back while wearing clothes alone, which is accurate and easy to handle. It is what.

The present invention provides a support frame at the tip of the handle, and in the frame, two parallel rotating rollers in a direction orthogonal to the handle and a feed belt that rotates the rollers in conjunction with each other, with an interval on the sending side, A presser roller that is rotatable in parallel with the feed roller is attached. When setting the poultice as shown in Fig. 5 (a), the presser roller and the feed belt are pasted. is there.

Since a lid with a sponge-like cushion on the inside is attached to the upper surface of the support frame, the compress can be lightly fixed.

Since the other handle is attached to the tip of the support frame at the tip of the handle, it can be operated with both hands.

By providing an applicator for applying a medicine that can be taken in and out as needed near the feed belt, it is possible to apply a protective tape from the position after applying an anti-itch agent.

The half-rotation of the pressing roller is the position where the compress starts, and the operation is performed while confirming the affected area with the pressing roller.

Sponge-like cushions are applied inside the lid to lightly fix the padding inside, preventing misalignment while moving, and the handle can be operated with a long handle, making it easy to move and freeing up your posture. Yes, it can be applied evenly without creating wrinkles on the back.

In addition, since the wet gripping tool for the back grip is provided on the lower gripping hand and the towel clip is attached to the lower depression, it is possible to apply the compress after wiping off the sweat after peeling off.

Side view with the lid open Side cross-sectional view with lid closed and split from top and bottom center Illustration from above with the lid closed View from below with the lid closed Installation implementation diagram Pasting status chart Figure of embodiment to put on and put on clothes

1 to 4 show the positional relationship of each member. FIG. 5 and FIG. 6 show the state of implementation, and FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram of wearing and sticking. An embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings of FIGS.

FIG. 5A is a view in which the device is placed on a table, the lid 8 is opened, the plastic sheet of the compress is peeled off, and is affixed on the feed belt 12. FIG. 5 (b) shows that the top portion 20c of the compress is held forward with both fingertips and pulled forward and pasted along the line labeled “This line is the top of the compress” 9 near the top of the pressing roller 10. is there. At this time, the pressing roller does not move because it is wound in a magic tape-like fine uneven shape except for the display portion of 9. FIG. 5 (c) shows a state in which the lid 8 is slowly closed, and a poultice pasted between the pressing roller 10 and the feeding roller 12 is lightly pressed and fixed by the sponge cushion 7.

Fig. 6 (a) When this instrument is fed to the back, the affected area is struck with a pressing roller 10, and when it reaches that part, the application position of the poultice is after a half rotation of the pressing roller. Stop after too many minutes. At that time, the lower handle 5 is received with the opposite hand, held with both hands, and then lifted. Since the lower handle has a structure that expands and contracts, the lower hand plays a role of supporting it at a position where it can be easily held, and is pulled up while extending the handle by the upper operation. As shown in the figure, the pressing roller rotates clockwise while peeling the compress attached to itself. Arrow A in the figure is the direction of movement of the device. Arrow B is the pressing roller, and arrow C is the direction of rotation of the feed belt. Fig. 6 (b) The compress attaches to the skin from the front of the front part first due to the elasticity of the skin, so that it is temporarily pressed and pressed under the pressing roller. Since the adhesive strength is higher than that of the roller, it peels off naturally as indicated by the dotted line D, and since it faces downward, it sticks to the back. FIG. 6C, when the poultice disappears on the feed belt 12 that is pulled by the pressing roller 10 and supplies the poultice, the tail of the poultice is bounced as shown by the dotted line E and adheres to the back. When all of the compresses are attached, the magic tape (registered trademark) -like material wound around the surface of the pressing roller 10 is felt on the skin. 6 (e) The affixed pad is not directly pressed first by pressing down the pressing roller as indicated by arrow F with the lower handle 5 acting as an umbrella and not yet touching clothes. Return to the top 20c and press down again to complete the pasting.

In the vicinity of the feed belt 12, there is provided an application device 15 for applying a medicine that can be taken in and out as needed. After applying an anti-itch agent, the applicator is removed from the back and lifted at a right angle. To get to. When it is pushed up and rotated from that state, it is possible to apply a gauze tape to the affected area.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Lower grip 2 Towel clip 3 Back-scraping and poultry stripper 4 Handle expansion / contraction part 5 Lower handle
6 Trunk number 7 Sponge cushion 8 Lid 9 “This line is the top of the compress” display 10 Pressing roller 11 Feeding roller 12 Feeding belt 13 Support frame 14 Application tool storage case 15 Application tool 16 Lid opening / closing part 17 Upper handle 18 Upper grip 19a Adhesive surface 19b of poultice etc. Non-adhesive surface 19c of poultice etc. Leading part 20 of poultice etc. 21 Back 21 units

Claims (4)

A support frame is provided at the tip of the handle, two parallel rotating rollers in the direction perpendicular to the handle, an endless feed belt that interlocks and rotates these rollers, and an interval is provided on the delivery side. A roller-type back poultice affixing device comprising a pressing roller that is rotatable in parallel with the rotating roller, and comprising the roller. 2. A roller-type back poultice sticking device according to claim 1, wherein a lid having a sponge-like cushion is attached to the upper surface of the support frame. The roller-type back poultice application device according to claim 1, wherein the support frame at the tip of the handle is attached to the tip of the support frame and the other handle is attached in the extending direction of the handle and can be operated with both hands. 2. The roller-type back poultice application device according to claim 1, further comprising an applicator having a function of applying and removing a coating agent in the vicinity of a feed belt attached in the support frame.