SE465108B

SE465108B - Device for massaging the scalp

Info

Publication number: SE465108B
Application number: SE8802683A
Authority: SE
Inventors: Ulf Engfalk
Original assignee: Ulf Engfalk
Priority date: 1988-07-20
Filing date: 1988-07-20
Publication date: 1991-07-29
Also published as: SE8802683L; SE8802683D0

Abstract

The invention concerns a device with which it is possible to improve hair growth. It is a well-known fact that many men suffer hair loss. A device consisting of 39 magnetized pins fitted in rubber plates massages the scalp in a regular manner, which affords a positive effect. <IMAGE>

Description

465 108 Fig.4. Sprängskiss av apparaten Sprängskiss av apparaten med endast 3 av de 13 grupperna stift inritade. 465 108 Fig.4. Exploded view of the device Exploded view of the device with only 3 of the 13 groups pins drawn.

Mellanplattan visar magneternas läge rakt ovanför stiften.The intermediate plate shows the position of the magnets directly above the pins.

V: Fig.5. Skiss av sammanlimmad apparat Denna bild visar apparaten sammanlimmad med endast 3 av de 13 grupperna stift inritade.V: Fig.5. Sketch of glued device This picture shows the device glued together with only 3 of them 13 groups of pins drawn.

Fig.6. Ovikt stift Utgångsmaterial 1 mm ståltråd 45 mm lång.Fig.6. Unfolded pin Starting material 1 mm steel wire 45 mm long.

Fig.7. Dubbelvikt stift Ståltråden dubbelviks fullständigt så hårstrå ej kan komma mellan.Fig.7. Double weight pin The steel wire is completely double-folded so that hair cannot come through between.

Fig.8. Dubbelvikt stift med böjda ändar Den dubbelvikta tråden sedd från sidan bockad 3 mm in från ändarna i 90?Fig.8. Double weight pin with curved ends The double-folded thread seen from the side bent 3 mm in from the ends in 90?

Claims

465 108 Patent claim: Apparatus with which the scalp of the head can be massaged in spiral movements in order partly to counteract or reduce hair loss, partly to achieve new hair growth on already bare surfaces. The device consists of magnetically conductive pins which are in contact with magnets and mounted in rubber plates and characterized in that the pins partly consist of double-weight steel wire bent at 90 at the end which abuts the magnets, which in comparison with only a non-weighted steel wire wider contact surface with the magnets with increased magnetic flux through the pins as a result, partly that the pins are arranged in 13 isolated groups of pins with only 3 pins in each group, that the rubber plates are completely round and without handles and made of soft natural rubber and joined in such a way that the apparatus has a cup shape with the concave side in the pin direction, whereby it is achieved that all pins have simultaneous contact with the scalp during the massage.