JPS5839235U - Fatigue recovery device - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.

Description

[Brief explanation of drawings]

The figure is a perspective view, and the reference numeral 1 in the figure is a protrusion, 2 is a magnet, 3 is an arm shaft, 4 is a partial connection part, 5 is a sliding board, 6 is a connection part, 7
is a stopper pin, 8 and 9 are electromagnetic vibrators, 10 is a kumite,
11 is a substrate, 12.13 is a horizontally long recess, 14 is an opening,
15 is a stopper pin insertion hole, 16 is a fixed cover, 17 is a knitting string, 18 is a fiber cloth, 19 is a protective pillow, and 20 is a clamping rubber frame. Amendment September 22, 1982 The scope of the utility model registration claims and the brief description of the drawings are amended as follows. O Utility Model Registration Claims Appropriate magnets 2 on the inner abdomen of a plurality of protrusions 1 fixed to the vibrating body
The connection part 4 of the arm shaft 3 can be rotated inwardly by about 180 degrees, and the connection part 6 with the sliding board 5 can also be connected and inserted so that it can rotate about 90 degrees to the left and right. Electromagnetic vibrators 8 and 9 each having a removable stopper pin 7 attached to the side body surface of the arm shaft 3 are installed on a rectangular base plate 11 in which a plurality of assemblies 10 are drilled.
The horizontally elongated recesses 12 and 13 are fitted with the equipment sliding board 5 and serve as an opening 14 in which the arm shaft 3 can be easily moved to the left or right.
A fixed cover 16 having a plurality of vertically bored stopper pin insertion holes 15 is fixed to the base plate 11. A fiber cloth 18 equipped with a knitting string 17 is used to fix the base plate 11 to the surface of the cover 16 in a vertical direction. The knitting cord 17 is fastened to the upper side and the recess of the column 19, and the folded Δ which is clamped to the clamping rubber frame 20 is used outside when in use.
A flexible fatigue recovery device. A simple explanatory diagram of the drawing is a perspective view, and the reference numeral 1 in the figure is a protrusion, 2 is a magnet, 3 is an arm shaft, 4 is a connection part, 5 is a sliding board, 6 is a connection part, 7 is a stopper pin, 8 and 9 are electromagnetic vibrators, 10 is Kumite, 1
1 is a substrate, 12.13 is a horizontally long recess, 14 is an opening, 1
5 is a stopper pin insertion hole, 16 is a fixed cover, 17 is a knitting string, 18 is a fiber cloth, 19 is a protective pillow, and 20 is a clamping rubber frame 21 which is a detachable joint.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A suitable magnet 2 is attached to the inner abdomen of a plurality of protrusions 1 fixed to the vibrating body.
The connection part 4 of the arm shaft 3 is made rotatable up to approximately 180 degrees, and the connection part 6 with the sliding board 5 is rotated 90 degrees to the left and right.
An electromagnetic vibrator 8, 9, which has a stopper pin 7 that can be rotated, movably connected, and can be inserted and pulled out, is attached to the side trunk surface of the arm shaft 3, is slid onto a rectangular base plate 11 in which a plurality of braiders 10 are bored. Board 5
Insert. A fixed cover 1 has horizontally long recesses 12 and 13, an opening 14 through which the arm shaft 3 of the equipment sliding board 5 can easily move to the left and right, and a plurality of stopper pin insertion holes 15 formed above and below.
6 is fixed to a substrate 11, and a fiber cloth 1 is provided with a knitting string 17.
8 is used vertically, the board 11 is fixed on its surface, and it is fastened to the upper side of the backrest of the driver's seat and the concave part of the pillar part 19 with a cord for tightening 17, and when it is not in use, it is folded and clamped to the clamping rubber frame 20. A flexible fatigue recovery device.