JPH0482551A - Massaging pillow - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To massage a rear head part from a scruff of a neck being relaxed in lying on a bed by feeding compressed air to first and second air bags with an air pump to control tension and reduction of the individual air bags by a control means. CONSTITUTION:When an ON signal is outputted with the operation of a control circuit 18, an air pump 3 and changeover valves 17a-17e of air bags 5-9 are opened and compressed air of the air pump 3 is sent to the changeover valves 17a-17e to expand the air bags 5-9 being fed with the air. On the other hand, when an OFF signal is inputted from the control circuit 18, the air bags 5-9 and the air pump 3 are closed while an exhaust port provided on the changeover valves 17a-17e is opened to release air of the air bags 5-9 into the atmospheric air through the changeover valves 17a-17e, so that the air bags 5-9 are reduced. Then, the air pump 3 and the changeover valves 17a-17e are controlled to specified actions with the control circuit 18. The order of the expansions is controlled with the control circuit 18 and with the expansion of the air bags 7-9, a massaging is performed from the root side of a scruff 11 of the neck to the rear head part.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Industrial Field of Application] The present invention relates to a pine surge pillow for pine massage on the back of the head and the nape of the neck.

[Conventional technology]

Conventionally, to treat stiffness from the nape of the neck to the back of the head, a vibrator held in the hand or a treatment device such as a mansage chair has been used.

[Problem to be solved by the invention]

However, with this Pine Surge pillow, when using a high break, it is necessary to apply the pie break to the affected area such as the nape of the neck, and when using a Pine Surge chair, a space is required to set up the Pine Surge chair. The disadvantage was that it could not be used in any state.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION Accordingly, an object of the present invention is to provide a pine surge pillow that allows pine surges from the nape of the neck to the back of the head in a relaxed state in bed, and that does not take up much space.

[Means to solve the problem]

The pine surge pillow of the present invention includes a first bag part on which the back of the head is placed and which is made up of a plurality of air bags arranged in a row in the lateral direction of the back of the head, and a first bag part which is in contact with the nape of the neck and which is arranged in a plurality of air bags in the longitudinal direction of the nape of the neck. and a second bag portion consisting of individual air bags. An air pump feeds compressed air into the air bags of the first bag section and the air bags of the second bag section, and the control means controls the expansion and contraction of each air bag.

[Effect]

According to the configuration of the present invention, when the air pump is operated and the air bag of the first bag portion is inflated and deflated under the control of the control means, the back of the head is pushed up by the air bag. J sweep. Furthermore, when the air bag in the second bag section is inflated and deflated, pressure is applied from the nape of the neck to the back of the head.

Therefore, the user can perform pine surges from the nape of the neck to the back of the head in a relaxed state while sleeping, and does not take up much space.

〔Example〕

An embodiment of the present invention will be described based on FIGS. 1 to 8. That is, this pine surge pillow has the first bag portion 1
, a second bag portion 2 , an air pump 3 , and a control means 4 .

The first bag portion 1 is for placing the back of the head 10 and is composed of a plurality of air bags 56 lined up in the lateral direction of the back of the head 10.

In the embodiment, the air bag 5,6 is comprised of a pair of air bags 5, 6 made of, for example, vinyl chloride or urethane material sheets, and the center side of the back of the head 10 is lower than both sides so as to enclose 1 degree of the back of the head when inflated. Further, the height of the air bags 5.6 when inflated is higher than the height of the air bags 7 to 9 of the second bag portion 2.

The second bag portion 2 comes into contact with the nape of the neck 11 and is composed of a plurality of air bags 7 to 9 arranged in the longitudinal direction of the nape of the neck II. The air bags 7 to 9 of the embodiment are formed in a gourd shape as shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, and the air bag 7 reaches the back of the head. These air bags 7 to 9 can be manufactured by forming an upper half 12 and a lower half 13 of vinyl chloride or urethane material sheets, respectively, and then combining the two halves and welding the peripheral edge 14 by high frequency welding. Further, the first bag portion 1 and the second bag portion 2 are covered with a pillow cover 15.

The air pump 3 feeds compressed air into the air bags 56 of the first bag section 1 and the air bags 7 to 9 of the second bag section 2, and employs known means. 16 is a pillow cover 15
This is a piping tube that connects each of the air bags 5 to 9 and the air pump 3 via.

The control means 4 controls the air bags 5, 6 of the first bag section 1 and the second
This controls the expansion and contraction of the air bags 7 to 9 of the bag portion 2. In the embodiment, each piping tube 16 includes switching valves 17a to 17e, which are three-way valves, and switching valves 17a to 17.
e, a control circuit 18 for controlling the air pump 3, and an adjustment knob 19 for adjusting the control circuit 18, which are incorporated into the control unit 21 together with the air pump 3. 20 is a plug for a power outlet. When an ON signal is output by the operation of the control circuit 18, the switching valves 17a to 17e for the air pump 3 and the air bags 5 to 9 are activated.
is opened, and compressed air from the air pump 3 flows through the switching valve 17a.
~17e, and is further supplied to each air bag 5-9 from the switching valve 17a''-178, and the air bags 5-9 are inflated.
When the off signal is output from the large control circuit 18, the air bags 5~
9 and the air pump 3 are closed, and the switching valves 17a to 1 are closed.
The discharge port provided in air bag 7e is opened, and the air in air bags 5 to 9 is discharged to the atmosphere from switching valves 17a to 17e.
~9 shrinks. and air pump 3 and switching valve 1
7a to 17e are controlled by the control circuit 18 to perform specified operations. Further, the amount of air flowing into the air bags 5 to 9 is adjusted by an adjustment knob 19 provided on the outside of the control unit 7) 21.

FIG. 6 shows the Pine Surge in use, with the air bag 5.6 of the first bag portion 1 inflated. In this state, the same figure (al is the state in which the air bag 7 on the back of the head side of the nape of the neck 11 is inflated, the same figure (al)
bl is a state in which the air bladder 8 at the center of the nape of the neck is inflated, and C1 is a state in which the air bladder 9 at the base of the neck is inflated.The order of these inflations is controlled by the control circuit 18, and Due to the expansion gc of the air bags 7 to 9, the nape of the neck 11 is stretched from the root side to the back of the head.

FIG. 7 shows a state in which the air bags 5 and 6 in the back of the head 10 are both deflated. Further, Fig. 8 ta+ shows the state in which the air bag 6 is inflated, and Fig. 8 ta+ shows the state in which the air bag 5 is inflated. Figures 6 and 7
As shown in the figure, the whole air bags 5 and 6 of the first bag part 1 are inflated alternately at regular intervals to cause the head to move up and down, or as shown in Figure 8 fa + and Figure 8) Bag 5.6
are inflated alternately at regular intervals to cause the head to swing in the lateral direction, thereby performing pine surgery on the back of the head 11.

Further, the operations of the air bags 5 and 6 of the first bag section 1 shown in FIGS. 6 to 8 and the operations of the air bags 7 to 9 of the second bag section 2 shown in FIG. 6 are performed simultaneously. For the nape of the neck 11, pine surgery is effectively performed from the root to the back of the head 10.

In this embodiment, when the air pump 3 is operated and the air bags 5 and 6 of the first bag portion l are inflated and deflated under the control of the control means 4, the occipital region IO is pushed up and swung by the air bag 56. . Further, when the air bags 7 to 9 of the second bag portion 2 are inflated and deflated, pressure is applied from the nape of the neck 11 to the back of the head 10. Therefore, the user can perform pine surgery from the nape of the neck 11 to the back of the head 10 in a relaxed state in bed without taking up much space.

Moreover, by making the air bags 7 to 9 into a gourd shape, when the air bags 7 to 9 are inflated, as shown in FIG.
You can pine-surge the left and right tails of the body.

In addition, each air bag 5.6 is filled with the inner material of a regular pillow, such as foam material, and configured so that it has the same height as a regular pillow when deflated, so that it can be used like a regular pillow when not performing mansage. be able to.

Furthermore, by incorporating a timer that stops after a certain period of time into the control circuit 18, it is possible to perform pine surgery before going to sleep and then go to sleep.

9 and 11, pressure point pressing convex portions 22 are provided on the protruding portions of the air bags 7 to 9, and the pressure points on the nape of the neck 1 can be strongly stimulated to enhance the tail pushing effect.

In addition, in the contracted state, the convex portion 22 becomes smaller, so that when the pine surge is not used, it does not feel strange even when used as a general pillow.

〔Effect of the invention〕

According to the mansage pillow of the present invention, the first bag portion includes a plurality of air bags arranged in the lateral direction of the back of the head, and the second bag portion includes a plurality of air bags arranged in the vertical direction of the nape of the neck. Therefore, it is possible to perform pine surgery from the nape of the neck to the back of the head in a relaxed state in bed, and it also has the effect of not taking up much space.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is an overall explanatory diagram of an embodiment of the present invention, Fig. 2 is a perspective view showing the inside of the pine surge pillow, Fig. 3 is a front view of the air bag, Fig. 4 is a sectional view thereof, and Fig. 5. is a front view of the air bag with the nape of the neck placed on it, Figures 6 to 8 are explanatory diagrams of the state of use, Figure 9 is a plan view of another embodiment of the air bag, and Figure 10 is a cross-sectional view thereof. be. DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1...First bag part, 2...Second bag part, 3...Air pump, 4...Control means, 5-9...Air bag Fig. 7 Fig. 8 (a ) (b) e Tsuku■ Kai U) faction

Claims (1)

[Claims] A first bag portion that rests on the back of the head and is made up of a plurality of air bags arranged in the lateral direction of the back of the head, and a first bag part that comes into contact with the nape of the neck and consists of a plurality of air bags arranged in the vertical direction of the nape of the neck. a second bag section, an air pump that sends compressed air to the air bag of the first bag section and the air bag of the second bag section, and the air bag of the first bag section and the second bag. A massage pillow comprising a control means for controlling the expansion and contraction of an air bag in the body.