JPS6116455B2 - - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to an auxiliary mat for a pneumatic pine surger that performs pine surgery using a mat that expands and contracts rhythmically by sequentially supplying and discharging compressed air to each of a plurality of bags arranged in parallel. It is characterized by the fact that the pine placed under the body can be stably bent to match the shape of the body, so that the pine surge effect can be obtained in the optimal condition.

The body is placed supine or prone on a mat consisting of a plurality of bags that can be repeatedly expanded and contracted in a fixed order by supplying and discharging compressed air, and the body is effectively expanded by the repeated expansion and contraction movements of the bags. Pneumatic pine surge devices that produce a shiatsu-like pine surge effect by pressing are used for health management, treatment, etc.

However, conventional mats for this type of pine surger are flat, and when the upper body is laid supine on the floor, the head, shoulders, and buttocks touch the mat, but the neck, lumbar region, and spinal column do not touch the mat. These necks lift up from the pine and require pine surge even if compressed air is supplied to the pine in this state.
In some cases, sufficient pressure was not applied to the lower back and other areas. Therefore, it has been desired to develop a pneumatic pine surge mat that can provide a uniform pine surge effect on the parts floating above the pine surge mat as well as on other parts.

In view of the above-mentioned disadvantages of conventional pneumatic pine surge mats, the present invention aims to improve the body shape of each pine surge machine user, who has individual differences in body shape, each time he or she uses a single pine surge mat. It can be prepared in advance in a shape that matches the body physique, supports the body in a comfortable posture that best suits each body shape, and can effectively and stably apply pressure pine surgery using the air pressure mentioned above. The object of the present invention is to provide an auxiliary mat for a pneumatic pine surge device, and embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

In the drawings, reference numeral 1 denotes an auxiliary mat of the present invention, and the auxiliary mat 1 of the present invention forms a main body with a flat airtight bag body 2, inside which light small particles 3, 3...
It is filled with countless... The small particles 3, 3 should not be deformed or destroyed by the weight of the user, and should normally be spherical and lightweight that move freely. Polystyrene granules or polyolefin granules with a small diameter are used.

At least one vent hole 4 is provided on the side surface of the airtight bag body 2, so that the tip of a hose 6 connected to a suction pump 5 or a vacuum pump can be detachably connected. 7 is a plug provided at the tip of the hose 6. In this embodiment, as shown in FIG.
The air vent hole 4 is covered from the inside with a mesh layer 8 having a diameter smaller than the diameter of the small particles 3, and the mesh layer 8 prevents the small particles 3 from flowing into the air vent hole 4.

Reference numeral 9 denotes a flat mat which is an example of a mat for a pneumatic pine surge device, and is constructed by arranging a plurality of airtight bags 10 that expand and contract by supplying and discharging compressed air.

Each bag 10 is individually provided with a compressed air intake/exhaust port 11, and the tip of an air supply/exhaust hose 13 connected to a compressed air source 12 can be detachably connected thereto.

In addition, 14 is a chevron-shaped seal part provided near the center of the bag body 10, thereby forming a narrowed part at the center of the bag body 10, so that the area near the center expands smaller than the left and right sides. It's summery.

Next, the operation of the present invention will be explained based on the above embodiment.

Before using the mat 9 for pneumatic pine surge, the auxiliary mat 1 is placed under the mat 9, the suction tube hose 6 of the suction pump 5 is attached to the air vent hole 4, and the supply and exhaust port 11 of the mat 9 is filled with compressed air. Attach the supply/exhaust hose 13 of the source 12. Next, the mat 9 is laid on the top surface of the auxiliary mat 1. Having made preparations in this way, the user lies down on the mat 9, for example, in a supine position. The user's weight is applied to the auxiliary mat 1 via the mat 9, and the part on which the weight is applied is recessed in accordance with the body shape, and the small particles 3 filled in the auxiliary mat 1 are directed to the part where the weight is less applied. and move. In this way, when the small particles 3 move, the shape of the upper surface of the auxiliary mat 1 is dispersed in accordance with the body weight, and stabilized in a shape that matches the body shape. In this state, when the suction pump 5 is driven and the air inside the airtight bag body 2 is discharged through the suction hose 6, the airtight bag body 2
Since the internal pressure of the airtight bag 2 becomes lower than atmospheric pressure, the airtight bag 2 starts to contract, filling the bag and compressing the body 3 from around it. At this time, the small particles 3 do not lose their fluidity within the airtight bag 2 and solidify while maintaining the above-mentioned shape. Therefore, a hole (not shown) provided in the air vent hole 4 is closed to shut off the inside and outside of the airtight bag body 2.

The small particles 3 are sucked toward the vent hole 4 during the above-mentioned venting, but there is a mesh 8 around the inside of the vent hole 4.
, the small particles 3 will not be sucked into the air vent hole 4. Next, the compressed air source 12 is driven to supply compressed air to the bags 10, 10, . When the air is exhausted, the pine 9 pushes up the body in a wave motion by the repeated expansion and contraction movements of the bags 10, 10, etc., performing pine surgery on the lower back, the left and right sides of the spine, the shoulders, the neck, and the head in that order. .

When changing the area to be massaged, first stop the compressed air source 13, then open the not-shown socket of the auxiliary pine 1, change the position and orientation of the body on the auxiliary pine 1, and then perform the above operations. By repeating this, you can perform pine surgery on another area.

Although the embodiments have been described above, the present invention involves filling the inside of a flexible airtight bag with an infinite number of granules, and
This is an auxiliary mat for pine surge equipment that has ventilation holes that can be opened and closed at appropriate positions in the bag, so by lying down on this mat and expelling and removing the air inside, it creates a curved surface that matches the body shape of the user. can be formed on the auxiliary mat and its shape can be solidified continuously, and the body can be supported in a shape that is most suitable for users of various body shapes and sizes. If you use the auxiliary pine in conjunction with a pneumatic pine surge to perform wave-like pine surge, the expansion and contraction movements of the pine can be applied to areas that would float with a normal pine, such as the neck and lower back. The pneumatic pressure of the pine for pressure pine surge does not escape, so effective pressure pine surgery can be performed, and stable pine surgery can be performed without putting strain on a part of the body.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figures 1 to 3 show one embodiment of the present invention. Figure 1 is a partially cutaway perspective view showing the auxiliary mat of the present invention together with a mat for pneumatic pine surge, and Figure 2 is a vent hole. FIG. 3 is an enlarged cross-sectional view showing the vicinity, and FIG. 3 is a side view showing the state of use. 1...Auxiliary mat, 2...Airtight bag, 3...Grain, 4...Vent hole, 9...Pneumatic pine surge mat, 10...Bag.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. An auxiliary mat for a pneumatic pine surger, in which a flexible airtight bag is filled with an infinite number of granules, and the bag is provided with ventilation holes that can be opened and closed at appropriate positions.