RU191277U1 - ROLLER MASSAGE INFLATABLE CYLINDER - Google Patents

Abstract

The claimed utility model relates to auxiliary equipment of a treatment room where massage, manual therapy, osteopathy, cosmetology and other procedures are carried out. Rollers, depending on the form, are placed under the patient's limbs, under the back of the head, under the face, under the stomach, under the chest. The inflatable massage roller is made of synthetic airtight materials glued (heat-sealed) with an airtight seam. To inflate the chamber (s) of the roller, a valve is used that, when closed, maintains the roller in an inflated state, with constant pressure in the cavity of the chambers. The roller is made in the following forms: cylindrical regular, cylindrical ellipse-shaped, cylinder segment truncated along the longitudinal axis, horseshoe-shaped, T-shaped, etc. For storage and transportation, the roller is deflated and folded. Upon sale, fabric covers can be included with the roller, under the dimensions of the roller in working condition, and a small cover for styling ika (s) in a deflated inactive state in order to transport and storage.

Description

Field of technology: An inflatable roller, mainly of regular cylindrical shape, can also be: an oval (elliptical) cylinder; truncated cylinder segment (along the longitudinal axis); horseshoe-shaped; T-shaped; other forms.

Inventory of inflatable treatment room for manual procedures. It is used in the process of procedures for therapeutic and manual techniques, massage, manual therapy, osteopathy, cosmetology, etc. for laying under the patient’s body parts, in order to create an anatomically-comfortable body position, and the patient’s body parts, for the convenience of the patient himself, and the convenience of the work of a specialist (massage therapist, manual therapist, osteopath, cosmetologist, etc.).

The roller is a bag (chamber) made of synthetic (film-like) airtight material, glued (welded) with an airtight seam, having a valve that closes, for inflation and deflation.

The prior art (Nearest analogues):

- Roller Heliox D15 15 cm: The surface of the roller is represented by soft leatherette of high strength. The filler holds its shape well and provides the necessary elasticity for a long time. The roller is easy to clean and suitable for disinfection. The product is used in massage parlors, cabinets, rehabilitation centers and more.

- The roller Heliox D20s master, has a semicircular shape and compact dimensions, which allows it to be used on any massage couch or table. The manufacturer uses high-quality and reliable filler, and practical imitation leather acts as upholstery.

- The neck massage roller USM 010 (US Medica) is designed to be placed under the neck during a massage session. The product is made of wear-resistant artificial leather and has an easily washable surface.

All analogs are not inflatable, outwardly covered in leatherette, filled with relatively dense, mechanically elastic fibers (elements, such as foam rubber, cotton wool)

Disadvantages of analogues:

Relatively large volume, which is unnecessary during transportation and storage). Inability to reduce the volume for storage and transportation (inoperative). Inability to adjust the volume (size) and density of the roller filler. Relatively large mass. Relative high cost

Disclosure of the essence of the utility model: inflatable massage roller

The claimed utility model relates to auxiliary equipment of a treatment room, in which massage, manual therapy, osteopathy, cosmetology, and other procedures are carried out, as an option "accessory for giving the patient’s body a comfortable, physiologically comfortable position."

It is intended for laying under the patient’s body parts (for example: under the ankle and knee joints, under the stomach, under the lower back, under the back of the head, under the face, under the sternum, etc.) during massage, manual therapy, osteopathy, cosmetology, etc. .

It predominantly has the shape of a regular elongated cylinder, single-chamber or two-chamber (Figs. 1, 4). But it can have the shape of an oval (elliptical) cylinder (Fig. 2), and the shape of a cylinder truncated along the axis (Fig. 3), and also in the form of a horseshoe (for laying under the face or neck (Fig. 5), T-shaped (for laying under sternum) (Fig 6).

(combined version) The cavity of a cylindrical roller may consist of two non-communicating chambers separated by a partition, which cuts along the longitudinal axis. In this case, when both chambers are inflated, the roller has a regular cylindrical shape and a relatively large size. And when only one chamber is inflated, the roller has the shape of a cylinder truncated along the longitudinal axis, and has a relatively smaller size.

The claimed roller is made of synthetic (film or client-shaped) airtight materials glued (welded) with an airtight seam. To inflate the chambers (s) of the roller, a valve is used that, when closed, keeps the roller in an inflated state, with constant pressure in the cavity of the chambers.

By inflating or deflating the roller, the internal air pressure in the roller chamber changes, whereby the dimensions of the roller and its density can be changed, depending on the functional goals.

A brief description of the drawings of the utility model:

inflatable massage roller

Figure 1 roller form the correct cylinder (single chamber)

Used to fit under the limbs, under the back of the head, under the stomach.

1 - roller chamber; 2 - roller valve

Figure 2 roller shape elliptical cylinder, (single chamber)

They are used to fit under the limbs, the back of the head, under the stomach.

1 - roller chamber; 2 - roller valve

Figure 3 roller cylinder segment shape truncated along the longitudinal axis, (single chamber)

Used to fit under the limbs, under the back of the head, under the stomach.

1 - roller chamber; 2 - roller valve

Figure 4 Roller combined type (two-chamber), airtight way is divided into two not communicating chambers. When inflating one chamber, it has the shape of a cylinder segment; when inflating both chambers, it has the shape of a regular cylinder

Used to fit under the limbs, under the back of the head, under the stomach.

1 - roller chamber; 2 - roller valve; 3 - The partition dividing the camera into two isolated cameras

Figure 5 horseshoe-shaped roller

1 - roller chamber; 2 - Valve roller

4 - "clamp" ribbon-shaped, connects the ends of the roller so that they do not disperse, when used.

It is used to put under the face, in the patient's position: lying on his stomach, especially true when there is no hole under the face in the couch.

Figure 6

Single-chamber T-roller

1 - roller chamber; 2 - Valve roller; 3. The partition dividing the camera into two non-isolated cameras.

T-shaped rollers are used to put them under the patient’s chest, with the patient's position: lying on his stomach, especially when patients have large breasts

Figure 7

Two-chamber T-roller

The lower horizontal element (lower chamber) is separated from the upper main T-shaped part by an airtight partition.

The upper and lower chambers have their own valves; T-shaped rollers are inflated separately. They are used to put them under the patient’s chest, with the patient's position: lying on his stomach, especially when the patient has large breasts.

Implementation of a utility model:

The manufacturing technology of the massage inflatable roller is exactly the same as ordinary inflatable toys. The material of the chambers, the method of welding seams and the valve are selected stronger, able to withstand higher internal pressure.

The claimed roller is made of synthetic airtight (film-shaped or oil-shaped) materials glued (heat-sealed) with an airtight seam. To inflate the chambers (s) of the roller, a valve is used that, when closed, keeps the roller in an inflated state, with constant pressure in the cavity of the chambers.

For storage and transportation, the roller is deflated and folded

When selling, cloth covers may be included with the roller, under the dimensions of the roller in working condition (this cover is worn on the roller in working condition), and a small cover for laying the roller in a defunct state, for transportation and storage.

Claims (2)

1. The massage roller is inflatable, cylindrical, characterized by a shape close to cylindrical, with a diameter of 10 to 40 cm, with a length of 20 to 80 cm; density sufficient to lay under the body parts of a person lying on a couch, made of materials safe for human health, both when using the roller and during storage, characterized in that it is made in the form of a bag (camera) of various shapes made of synthetic airtight materials, welded with an airtight seam, containing a valve for inflation and deflation, which is made with the possibility in the closed state to maintain the roller in an inflated state, with a constant pressure HAND air in chamber cavity, with the possibility of lower roller for transportation or storage. 2. An inflatable massage roller according to claim 1, characterized in that it can be performed in a two-chamber version, when one roller has two air chambers independent of each other, and each individual chamber has its own valve.

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