EP1972316A1 - Belt exercising and massaging device - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to an exercising and massaging device and, more particularly, to a belt exercising and massaging device.
- a conventional massaging chair is used to massage a user's back to release the user's back muscles so as to provide a comfortable sensation to the user.
- the massaging chair cannot be used to massage other portions of the user's body, thereby limiting the versatility of the massaging chair.
- a conventional belt exercising and massaging device comprises a belt mounted on a user's waist, and at least one vibrator mounted on the belt to provide a vibration to the belt.
- the belt is driven by the vibrator to provide a vibration to the user's waist so as to exercise the user's waist.
- the vibration force applied by the vibrator is not distributed on the user's waist evenly and smoothly, so that the user easily feels uncomfortable, and the user's waist is easily hurt.
- the primary objective of the present invention is to provide a belt exercising and massaging device, wherein the massaging belts surround the user's body in a planar manner so that the force applied by the massaging belts is distributed on the user's body smoothly and evenly without producing an excessive vibration and a stress concentration, thereby providing a comfortable sensation to the user, and thereby preventing the user's body from being hurt.
- a belt exercising and massaging device comprising a cushion, and a massaging belt unit mounted on the cushion and including two massaging belts each extending from a surface of the cushion and each movable relative to the cushion, as claimed in claim 1.
- a belt exercising and massaging device in accordance with one preferred embodiment of the present invention comprises a cushion 10 and a massaging belt unit 20 mounted on the cushion 10 and including two massaging belts 21 each extending from a surface of the cushion 10 and each movable relative to the cushion 10.
- the cushion 10 is provided with a mounting seat 11 for mounting the 5 massaging belt unit 20.
- the massaging belt unit 20 further includes a motor 22 mounted on the mounting seat 11 of the cushion 10, two opposite rotation shafts 23 each rotated by the motor 22, and two opposite eccentric mechanisms 24 each mounted between a respective rotation shaft 23 and a respective massaging belt 21 to move the respective massaging belt 21 reciprocally by rotation of the respective rotation shaft 23.
- the motor 22 of the massaging belt unit 20 is a dual-directional motor to rotate the two rotation shafts 23 which are located at two opposite ends of the motor 22.
- Each of the eccentric mechanisms 24 of the massaging belt unit 20 includes an eccentric member 241 secured on the respective rotation shaft 23 to rotate with the respective rotation shaft 23 reciprocally, and a rotation wheel 242 rotatably mounted on the eccentric member 241 by a bearing 243 to move with the eccentric member 241.
- the eccentric members 241 of the eccentric mechanisms 24 are directed toward two opposite directions as shown in Fig. 3 .
- the rotation wheel 242 of each of the eccentric mechanisms 24 is rotatable about the eccentric member 241 simultaneously when the rotation wheel 242 is movable reciprocally with the eccentric member 241.
- the massaging belts 21 of the massaging belt unit 20 are movable relative to the cushion 10 in two different directions.
- Each of the massaging belts 21 of the massaging belt unit 20 has a first end secured to the rotation wheel 242 of a respective eccentric mechanism 24 to move with the rotation wheel 242 and a second end provided with an adjustment bonding section 211.
- the adjustment bonding sections 211 of the massaging belts 21 are connected with each other to connect the massaging belts 21.
- the adjustment bonding sections 211 of the massaging belts 21 include a male snap co-operating with a female snap.
- the cushion 10 is mounted on a chair 1, and the massaging belts 21 are connected to surround a user's waist.
- the massaging belts 21 are driven by the eccentric members 241 of the eccentric mechanisms 24 to move and swing rightward and leftward so as to provide a massaging effect to the user's waist.
- the cushion 10 is mounted on a chair 1, and the massaging belts 21 are connected to rest on a user's back.
- the massaging belts 21 are driven by the eccentric members 241 of the eccentric mechanisms 24 to move and swing rightward and leftward so as to provide a massaging effect to the user's back.
- the adjustment boning section 211 A of each of the massaging belts 21 is a bonding strap.
- the cushion 10 functions as a backrest cushion.
- the massaging belt unit 20 further includes two fixing belts 212 located between the massaging belts 21 and each connected with a respective massaging belt 21.
- Each of the fixing belts 212 has a first end secured to the cushion 10 and a second end provided with an adjustment bonding portion 213 bonded onto the adjustment bonding section 211 A of the respective massaging belt 21 to connect each of the fixing belts 212 with the respective massaging belt 21.
- the cushion 10 functions as a seat cushion.
- the cushion 10 is mounted on a chair 1, and each of the fixing belts 212 is connected with the respective massaging belt 21 to surround a user's leg.
- the massaging belts 21 are driven by the eccentric members 241 of the eccentric mechanisms 24 to move and swing rightward and leftward so as to provide a massaging effect to the user's legs.
- Fig. 12 two cushions 10 are mounted on a bed 2, the massaging belts 21 are connected to surround a user's waist, and each of the fixing belts 212 is connected with the respective massaging belt 21 to surround the user's leg.
- the massaging belt unit 200 further includes a motor 220 mounted on the mounting seat 110 of the cushion 100, a movable shaft 230 movably mounted on the mounting seat 110 of the cushion 100 and connected to the massaging belts 210 to move the massaging belts 210 reciprocally, and an eccentric mechanism 240 rotated by the motor 220 and connected to the movable shaft 230 to move the movable shaft 230 reciprocally relative to the mounting seat 110 of the cushion 100.
- the mounting seat 110 of the cushion 100 is formed with at least one slideway 111 in which the movable shaft 230 is slidable rightward and leftward.
- the movable shaft 230 of the massaging belt unit 200 is formed with a guide slot 2301, and the eccentric mechanism 240 is rotatably mounted on the motor 220 eccentrically and rotatable and movable in the guide slot 2301 of the movable shaft 230.
- Each of the massaging belts 210 of the massaging belt unit 200 has a first end secured to one of two opposite ends of the movable shaft 230 to move with the movable shaft 230 and a second end provided with an adjustment bonding section 2110.
- the adjustment bonding sections 2110 of the massaging belts 210 are connected with each other to connect the massaging belts 210.
- the adjustment bonding sections 2110 of the massaging belts 210 include a male snap co-operating with a female snap.
- the massaging belt unit is operated to drive the massaging belts to move and swing rightward and leftward so as to provide a massaging and exercising effect to a user.
- the massaging belts surround the user's body in a planar manner so that the force applied by the massaging belts is distributed on the user's body smoothly and evenly without producing an excessive vibration and a stress concentration, thereby providing a comfortable sensation to the user and thereby preventing the user's body from being hurt.
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- The present invention relates to an exercising and massaging device and, more particularly, to a belt exercising and massaging device.
- A conventional massaging chair is used to massage a user's back to release the user's back muscles so as to provide a comfortable sensation to the user. However, the massaging chair cannot be used to massage other portions of the user's body, thereby limiting the versatility of the massaging chair.
- A conventional belt exercising and massaging device comprises a belt mounted on a user's waist, and at least one vibrator mounted on the belt to provide a vibration to the belt. Thus, the belt is driven by the vibrator to provide a vibration to the user's waist so as to exercise the user's waist. However, the vibration force applied by the vibrator is not distributed on the user's waist evenly and smoothly, so that the user easily feels uncomfortable, and the user's waist is easily hurt.
- The primary objective of the present invention is to provide a belt exercising and massaging device, wherein the massaging belts surround the user's body in a planar manner so that the force applied by the massaging belts is distributed on the user's body smoothly and evenly without producing an excessive vibration and a stress concentration, thereby providing a comfortable sensation to the user, and thereby preventing the user's body from being hurt.
- In accordance with the present invention, there is provided a belt exercising and massaging device, comprising a cushion, and a massaging belt unit mounted on the cushion and including two massaging belts each extending from a surface of the cushion and each movable relative to the cushion, as claimed in claim 1.
- Preferred embodiments can be taken from the subclaims.
- Further benefits and advantages of the present invention will become apparent after reading of the following detailed description of preferred embodiments.
- The invention is further illustrated with reference to the accompanying drawings of the preferred embodiments which are, however, not limiting the invention.
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Fig. 1 is a perspective view of a belt exercising and massaging device in accordance with the preferred embodiment of the present invention; -
Fig. 2 is a partially cut-away perspective view of the belt exercising and massaging device as shown inFig. 1 ; -
Fig. 3 is a top operational view of the belt exercising and massaging device as shown inFig. 2 ; -
Fig. 4 is a perspective view showing usage of the belt exercising and massaging device as shown inFig. 1 ; -
Fig. 5 is another perspective view showing usage of the belt exercising and massaging device as shown inFig. 1 ; -
Fig. 6 is a perspective view of a belt exercising and massaging device in accordance with another preferred embodiment of the present invention; -
Fig. 7 is a partially cut-away perspective view of the belt exercising and massaging device as shown inFig. 6 .; -
Fig. 8 is a locally enlarged view of the belt exercising and massaging device as shown inFig. 7 ; -
Fig. 9 is a perspective view of a belt exercising and massaging device in accordance with another preferred embodiment of the present invention; -
Fig. 10 is a partially cut-away perspective view of the belt exercising and massaging device as shown inFig. 9 ; -
Fig. 11 is a perspective view showing usage of the belt exercising and massaging device as shown inFig. 9 ; -
Fig. 12 is a perspective view showing usage of the belt exercising and massaging device as shown inFigs. 1 and9 ; -
Fig. 13 is a perspective view of a belt exercising and massaging device in accordance with another preferred embodiment of the present invention; -
Fig. 14 is a partially exploded perspective view of the belt exercising and massaging device as shown inFig. 13 ; and -
Fig. 15 is a top operational view of the belt exercising and massaging device as shown inFig. 13 . - Referring to the drawings and initially to
Figs. 1-5 , a belt exercising and massaging device in accordance with one preferred embodiment of the present invention comprises acushion 10 and amassaging belt unit 20 mounted on thecushion 10 and including twomassaging belts 21 each extending from a surface of thecushion 10 and each movable relative to thecushion 10. - The
cushion 10 is provided with amounting seat 11 for mounting the 5massaging belt unit 20. - The
massaging belt unit 20 further includes amotor 22 mounted on themounting seat 11 of thecushion 10, twoopposite rotation shafts 23 each rotated by themotor 22, and two oppositeeccentric mechanisms 24 each mounted between arespective rotation shaft 23 and arespective massaging belt 21 to move therespective massaging belt 21 reciprocally by rotation of therespective rotation shaft 23. Themotor 22 of themassaging belt unit 20 is a dual-directional motor to rotate the tworotation shafts 23 which are located at two opposite ends of themotor 22. Each of theeccentric mechanisms 24 of themassaging belt unit 20 includes aneccentric member 241 secured on therespective rotation shaft 23 to rotate with therespective rotation shaft 23 reciprocally, and arotation wheel 242 rotatably mounted on theeccentric member 241 by abearing 243 to move with theeccentric member 241. Theeccentric members 241 of theeccentric mechanisms 24 are directed toward two opposite directions as shown inFig. 3 . Therotation wheel 242 of each of theeccentric mechanisms 24 is rotatable about theeccentric member 241 simultaneously when therotation wheel 242 is movable reciprocally with theeccentric member 241. - The
massaging belts 21 of themassaging belt unit 20 are movable relative to thecushion 10 in two different directions. Each of themassaging belts 21 of themassaging belt unit 20 has a first end secured to therotation wheel 242 of a respectiveeccentric mechanism 24 to move with therotation wheel 242 and a second end provided with anadjustment bonding section 211. Theadjustment bonding sections 211 of themassaging belts 21 are connected with each other to connect themassaging belts 21. In the preferred embodiment of the present invention, theadjustment bonding sections 211 of themassaging belts 21 include a male snap co-operating with a female snap. - In operation, referring to
Fig. 3 with reference toFigs. 1 and2 , when themotor 22 is operated, the twoopposite rotation shafts 23 are rotated by themotor 22 to rotate theeccentric member 241 of each of theeccentric mechanisms 24 eccentrically, so that therotation wheel 242 of each of theeccentric mechanisms 24 is moved with theeccentric member 241 reciprocally and rotated about theeccentric member 241 to move therespective massaging belt 21 forward and backward. At this time, theeccentric members 241 of theeccentric mechanisms 24 are directed toward two opposite directions, and themassaging belts 21 are connected by theadjustment bonding sections 211, so that themassaging belts 21 are driven by theeccentric members 241 of theeccentric mechanisms 24 to move and swing rightward and leftward so as to provide a massaging effect to a user. - As shown in
Figs. 2 and4 , thecushion 10 is mounted on a chair 1, and themassaging belts 21 are connected to surround a user's waist. Thus, themassaging belts 21 are driven by theeccentric members 241 of theeccentric mechanisms 24 to move and swing rightward and leftward so as to provide a massaging effect to the user's waist. - As shown in
Figs. 2 and5 , thecushion 10 is mounted on a chair 1, and themassaging belts 21 are connected to rest on a user's back. Thus, themassaging belts 21 are driven by theeccentric members 241 of theeccentric mechanisms 24 to move and swing rightward and leftward so as to provide a massaging effect to the user's back. - Referring to
Figs. 6-8 , the adjustment boningsection 211 A of each of themassaging belts 21 is a bonding strap.
As shown inFigs. 1-8 , thecushion 10 functions as a backrest cushion. - Referring to
Figs. 9 and10 , themassaging belt unit 20 further includes twofixing belts 212 located between themassaging belts 21 and each connected with arespective massaging belt 21. Each of thefixing belts 212 has a first end secured to thecushion 10 and a second end provided with anadjustment bonding portion 213 bonded onto theadjustment bonding section 211 A of therespective massaging belt 21 to connect each of thefixing belts 212 with therespective massaging belt 21. - As shown in
Figs. 9 and10 , thecushion 10 functions as a seat cushion. - As shown in
Figs. 10 and11 , thecushion 10 is mounted on a chair 1, and each of thefixing belts 212 is connected with therespective massaging belt 21 to surround a user's leg. Thus, themassaging belts 21 are driven by theeccentric members 241 of theeccentric mechanisms 24 to move and swing rightward and leftward so as to provide a massaging effect to the user's legs. - As shown in
Fig. 12 , twocushions 10 are mounted on abed 2, themassaging belts 21 are connected to surround a user's waist, and each of thefixing belts 212 is connected with therespective massaging belt 21 to surround the user's leg. - Referring to
Figs. 13-15 , themassaging belt unit 200 further includes amotor 220 mounted on themounting seat 110 of thecushion 100, amovable shaft 230 movably mounted on themounting seat 110 of thecushion 100 and connected to themassaging belts 210 to move themassaging belts 210 reciprocally, and aneccentric mechanism 240 rotated by themotor 220 and connected to themovable shaft 230 to move themovable shaft 230 reciprocally relative to themounting seat 110 of thecushion 100. - The
mounting seat 110 of thecushion 100 is formed with at least oneslideway 111 in which themovable shaft 230 is slidable rightward and leftward. Themovable shaft 230 of themassaging belt unit 200 is formed with aguide slot 2301, and theeccentric mechanism 240 is rotatably mounted on themotor 220 eccentrically and rotatable and movable in theguide slot 2301 of themovable shaft 230. - Each of the
massaging belts 210 of themassaging belt unit 200 has a first end secured to one of two opposite ends of themovable shaft 230 to move with themovable shaft 230 and a second end provided with anadjustment bonding section 2110. Theadjustment bonding sections 2110 of themassaging belts 210 are connected with each other to connect themassaging belts 210. In the preferred embodiment of the present invention, theadjustment bonding sections 2110 of themassaging belts 210 include a male snap co-operating with a female snap. - Accordingly, the massaging belt unit is operated to drive the massaging belts to move and swing rightward and leftward so as to provide a massaging and exercising effect to a user. In addition, the massaging belts surround the user's body in a planar manner so that the force applied by the massaging belts is distributed on the user's body smoothly and evenly without producing an excessive vibration and a stress concentration, thereby providing a comfortable sensation to the user and thereby preventing the user's body from being hurt.
- Although the invention has been explained in relation to its preferred embodiment(s) as mentioned above, it is to be understood that many other possible modifications and variations can be made without departing from the scope of the present invention. It is, therefore, contemplated that the appended claims will cover such modifications and variations that fall within the true scope of the invention.
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- A belt exercising and massaging device, comprising:a cushion (10);a massaging belt unit (20) mounted on the cushion (10) and including two massaging belts (21) each extending from a surface of the cushion (10) and each movable relative to the cushion (10).
- The belt exercising and massaging device in accordance with claim 1, wherein the cushion (10) is provided with a mounting seat (11) for mounting the massaging belt unit (20).
- The belt exercising and massaging device in accordance with claim 2, wherein the massaging belt unit (20) further includes a motor (22) mounted on the mounting seat (11) of the cushion (10), two opposite rotation shafts (23) each rotated by the motor (22), and two opposite eccentric mechanisms (24) each mounted between a respective rotation shaft (23) and a respective massaging belt (21) to move the respective massaging belt reciprocally by rotation of the respective rotation shaft.
- The belt exercising and massaging device in accordance with claim 3, wherein each of the eccentric mechanisms (24) of the massaging belt unit (20) includes an eccentric member (241) secured on the respective rotation shaft (23) to rotate with the respective rotation shaft (23) reciprocally, and a rotation wheel (242) rotatably mounted on the eccentric member (241) to move with the eccentric member.
- The belt exercising and massaging device in accordance with claim 4, wherein the rotation wheel (242) of each of the eccentric mechanisms (24) is rotatably mounted on the eccentric member (241) by a bearing (243).
- The belt exercising and massaging device in accordance with claim 4, wherein each of the massaging belts (21) of the massaging belt unit (20) has a first end secured to the rotation wheel (242) of a respective eccentric mechanism (24) to move with the rotation wheel and a second end provided with an adjustment bonding section (211), and the adjustment bonding sections of the massaging belts are connected with each other to connect the massaging belts (21).
- The belt exercising and massaging device in accordance with claim 6, wherein the massaging belt unit (20) further includes two fixing belts (212) located between the massaging belts (21) and each connected with a respective massaging belt, and each of the fixing belts (212) has a first end secured to the cushion (10) and a second end provided with an adjustment bonding portion (213) bonded onto the adjustment bonding section (211A) of the respective massaging belt (21) to connect each of the fixing belts (212) with the respective massaging belt (21).
- The belt exercising and massaging device in accordance with claim 2, wherein the massaging belt unit (200) further includes a motor (220) mounted on the mounting seat (110) of the cushion (100), a movable shaft (230) movably mounted on the mounting seat (110) of the cushion (100) and connected to the massaging belts (210) to move the massaging belts reciprocally, and an eccentric mechanism (240) rotated by the motor (220) and connected to the movable shaft (230) to move the movable shaft reciprocally relative to the mounting seat (110) of the cushion (100).
- The belt exercising and massaging device in accordance with claim 8, wherein the mounting seat (110) of the cushion (100) is formed with at least one slideway (111) in which the movable shaft (230) is slidable rightward and leftward, the movable shaft of the massaging belt unit (200) is formed with a guide slot (2301), and the eccentric mechanism (240) is rotatable and movable in the guide slot (2301) of the movable shaft (230) and is rotatably mounted on the motor (220) eccentrically.
- The belt exercising and massaging device in accordance with claim 8, wherein each of the massaging belts (210) of the massaging belt unit (200) has a first end secured to one of two opposite ends of the movable shaft (230) to move with the movable shaft and a second end provided with an adjustment bonding section (2110), and the adjustment bonding sections (2110) of the massaging belts (210) are connected with each other to connect the massaging belts (210).
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