WO1997002769A1 - Appareil de massage a commande electrique - Google Patents

Appareil de massage a commande electrique Download PDF

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WO1997002769A1
WO1997002769A1 PCT/EP1996/002727 EP9602727W WO9702769A1 WO 1997002769 A1 WO1997002769 A1 WO 1997002769A1 EP 9602727 W EP9602727 W EP 9602727W WO 9702769 A1 WO9702769 A1 WO 9702769A1
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gear
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massage device
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Jürgen Golob
Diethard Merz
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Braun Aktiengesellschaft
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A61—MEDICAL OR VETERINARY SCIENCE; HYGIENE
    • A61H—PHYSICAL THERAPY APPARATUS, e.g. DEVICES FOR LOCATING OR STIMULATING REFLEX POINTS IN THE BODY; ARTIFICIAL RESPIRATION; MASSAGE; BATHING DEVICES FOR SPECIAL THERAPEUTIC OR HYGIENIC PURPOSES OR SPECIFIC PARTS OF THE BODY
    • A61H7/00—Devices for suction-kneading massage; Devices for massaging the skin by rubbing or brushing not otherwise provided for
    • A61H7/002—Devices for suction-kneading massage; Devices for massaging the skin by rubbing or brushing not otherwise provided for by rubbing or brushing
    • A61H7/004—Devices for suction-kneading massage; Devices for massaging the skin by rubbing or brushing not otherwise provided for by rubbing or brushing power-driven, e.g. electrical
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A46—BRUSHWARE
    • A46B—BRUSHES
    • A46B13/00—Brushes with driven brush bodies or carriers
    • A46B13/02—Brushes with driven brush bodies or carriers power-driven carriers

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  • the present invention relates to an electrically driven massage device according to the preamble of claim 1.
  • Massage devices of the above type are generally known and are used for body massage.
  • the electrically driven, rotating brushes - usually such a device has several rotating brushes - stimulate the skin and promote its blood circulation.
  • the device In order to place the brushes of the massager evenly on the body areas to be massaged, the device, guided by hand, must be aligned with the course of the body parts, so that the brushes lie almost flat with their bristles on the skin zones to cover all brush and bristle areas use and use the massage.
  • Electrically driven massage devices as described above, require a drive train, which is usually constructed from intermeshing gear wheels, which drives the output shaft of the motor with the axes of the brushes.
  • Another massage device which has projecting massage pins over a base plate and which are moved by an electric motor and a gear drive, is known from EP-AO 568 503.
  • the individual pins are guided axially displaceably in a bore in the cover or base plate of the device, whereby they pass through a spring can be pressed into a position retracted into the housing which lies between the inside of the base plate and an enlarged head of the massage stick.
  • the individual heads are in turn supported against a cam plate which is rotated centrally.
  • the cam plate has elevations and depressions, along which the pins are pushed out by rotating the plate over the base plate or, in the region of a recess, pulled back into the housing by the action of the spring.
  • a non-electrically driven massage brush for massaging parts of the body is described in DE-A-39 28 919, which has individual bristle bundles which are held in a housing on corresponding bearing parts and protrude through openings through a base plate of the housing. These bristle bundles can be adjusted in their length with which they protrude above the base plate by a position of the holder which is screwed into the housing differently.
  • the bristles are each held on a ball which is mounted in the holder so that the bristle bundles can oscillate at a slight angle to their longitudinal extent.
  • the bristle bundles can also move about their own axis, overcoming the frictional forces acting between the balls to which the bristle bundles are attached and the corresponding bearing shells; it can be assumed that such a rotation about its own axis only takes place by a small angle of rotation, if at all.
  • This device is conceived as a purely hand-held device, so that the massage is effected solely by guiding the device by hand over the parts of the body to be massaged.
  • the present invention is based on the object of specifying a massage device with rotating brush elements, in which, in contrast to the prior art, a more uniform massage takes place, and in which there is also the possibility of a stronger massage with the brush elements to effect or quasi vigorously walk through skin areas.
  • each brush element is in eccentrically mounted a gear disc that rotates relative to the bearing plate.
  • two superimposed movements are produced according to the invention, one movement being the rotation of the brush element about the holding part, that is to say about itself, and the second movement being the rotation of the brush element about the axis of the carrier disk, so that the brush element moves simultaneously on a circular path while rotating about its own axis.
  • the skin is massaged much better due to the superimposed movements, while the massage location always changes so that the skin can recover in the short term.
  • the brush element is rotated about its own axis by simultaneously rolling in its gear when it rotates around the center of the bearing plate.
  • the bearing plate serves simultaneously as a bearing for the reduction gear and the pinion.
  • the intermediate gear consists of a bearing plate or the like which is fixed to the housing and which is formed in one piece with the intermediate gear.
  • a ring gear or a ring gear is used as a gear according to claim 4, wherein the internal toothing of this ring gear or ring gear engages in the teeth of the brush drive gear.
  • a ring gear or hollow gear has the advantage that with a sufficiently large dimensioning via the internal toothing, several brush elements whose brush drive gearwheels engage in this toothing can be set in rotation at the same time.
  • the toothing geometry and the mounting of the respective brush element allow them to pivot freely by a solid angle, while at the same time they are driven by a gear drive.
  • the extension of the individual teeth of the brush drive gear and the teeth of the intermediate gear, which engage in the toothing of the brush drive gear, is, seen in the direction of the axis of rotation, so long that they are in each pivot position of the corresponding brush element into one another remain in mesh.
  • the features of claim 6 are provided. Due to the pan-shaped mounting on two opposite bearing points, the brush element is rotatably and pivotably mounted both in the axial and in the radial direction. Such storage can be implemented at low cost and represents permanent storage.
  • the pivot point about which the brush element pivots forms the center of those circles or lateral surfaces on which the respective base points and the respective tip circles of the individual teeth lie, so that the different Pivotal positions can also be adopted while rotating the brush elements, without the toothing of the brush element rubbing, crocheting or otherwise jamming in the gearwheel and possibly being destroyed in the process.
  • Such a drive of the brush elements further ensures that the respective brush elements can be rotated almost frictionlessly and with the least noise under a greater load.
  • each brush drive gear is a ring gear arranged on a ball element.
  • the free surfaces of this spherical element i.e. the free surfaces at the upper and lower ends, viewed in the direction of the axis of rotation, are used as bearing surfaces, which are preferably, according to claim 9, mounted on one side in a bearing groove and on the other side in bearing shells.
  • Such a bearing groove in the bearing plate is then adapted according to claim 10 in its cross section according to the radius of curvature of the ball element, so that the ball element can be guided in such an annular bearing groove lying flat.
  • the massage device is preferably designed with two, possibly also with three or four, brush elements, with two brush elements each.
  • elements in opposite directions according to claim 1 1 should rotate in their directions of rotation both about their own and about the axis of rotation of the gear discs.
  • two brush elements with a diameter D of 40 mm each and an opposite movement, which, according to the invention, is also superimposed by an eccentric movement of the brush elements about the axis of rotation of the gear wheel disc can be achieved that the skin not only by the circular brush elements are massaged, but also a flexing effect is caused.
  • the height of the teeth of the bearing plate 4 can be reduced.
  • two brush elements are set in rotation by each gear wheel. As a result, a relatively large number of brush elements can be used if four carrier disks are then evenly rotatably mounted on the circumference of the lower part.
  • an intermediate gear is assigned at least one brush element.
  • two, three or four brush elements can also be assigned to an intermediate gearwheel, which are then rotatably mounted together on a gearwheel disk.
  • 2, 4, 6 or 8 brush elements could then be formed on the massage device.
  • FIG. 1 shows a longitudinal section through a massage device according to the invention with two brush elements according to the cut I-1 according to FIG. 2,
  • Fig. 2 shows a section through the massage device according to Fig. 1 according to the cut ll ⁇ ll, but without an exact representation of the gears and
  • Fig. 3 is a partial section of the bearing of the right brush element according to Fig. 1, if this is formed with a straight spur gear, that is, without rotary joint in the brush drive gear.
  • the massager as shown in FIG. 1, has a housing 1 with an upper housing cover 2 and a base plate 15.
  • An electric drive motor 3 is arranged above a bearing plate 4 offset on one side of the housing 1 with respect to the central axis 5 of the housing 1 by the angle ⁇ (FIG. 2).
  • the bearing plate 4 divides the housing 1 approximately horizontally into an upper region and a lower region.
  • This bearing plate 4 is connected in a rotationally fixed manner to the upper housing cover 2, which has a radial, annular extension 53 in the region of the bearing plate 4 and the gearwheel disks 12.
  • the bearing shell 10 has an opening 11 through which the holding part 7 extending downwards passes.
  • the bearing shell 10 is part of a gear wheel disk 12, which at the same time covers the housing 2 through the openings 32 formed on the base plate 15 to the outside towards the brush element 6.
  • the two gear wheel disks 12, which are each assigned to the two brush elements 6, are rotatably mounted about an axis of rotation 13, for which purpose they each protrude downwards Rungbundes 14 is rotatably mounted on a housing-side, annular support part 33 on the base plate 15, as can be seen in Figure 1.
  • a brush drive gearwheel 17 is formed on the ball elements 8 in a circumferential direction perpendicular to the axis 16 of the holding part 7 or the brush element 6.
  • the individual teeth 34 of the brush drive gear 17 engage an intermediate gear in the form of a ring gear 18.
  • the head 35 and the root circle 36 of the teeth 34 of the brush drive gear 17 each lie on a spherical surface (FIG. 1), the center of curvature of which coincides with the pivot point 19, which represents the center 19 of the spherical element 8, around which the Ball element 8 can pivot and rotate.
  • the toothing of the intermediate gear 18 represents a normal involute toothing.
  • the teeth 37 of the intermediate gear 18 can be adapted to the teeth 34; Both toothings 34, 37, like all other toothings, are formed by involute toothings for the purpose of optimal tooth engagement. Due to the curvature of the teeth 34, it is possible that, despite the engagement of the teeth 34, 37 of the brush drive gear 17 and the intermediate gear 18, the ball element 8 and thus the brush element 6 about the pivot point 19 in the pivoting direction 20 according to Figures 1 and 2 can pivot freely back and forth.
  • this pivoting about the pivot angle b takes place not only in one plane, but also about a solid angle b, which is determined solely by the opening 11 in the carrier disc 12, in which the holding part 7 is located in the applies respective pivot positions to the inner wall of the opening 1 1 and thereby a further pivoting is avoided.
  • the brush elements 6 are preferably plate-like or pot-like disks 38, in the end face 39 of which the bristles 21 are pressed in tufts or evenly individually via holes 40. These bristles 21 have the same length, so that the bristle ends lie approximately in a common plane.
  • a gear drive gear is provided for the counter-rotating drive of the brush elements 6 about their axis 16 in the direction of the arrows 22 (left) and 48 (right).
  • the drive motor 3 drives a worm gear or a worm 23 (FIG. 2) via a shaft 41, which transmits its rotary movement to a reduction gearwheel 26 meshing with it .
  • the reduction gear 26 is rotatably mounted by means of the pin 57 in a bore 42 of a slide bearing 43, the latter in turn being rotatably supported in a central bore 44 of the bearing plate 4.
  • a pinion 27 is rotatably inserted into the bore (square) 42 and is in meshing engagement with a further pinion 29.
  • the slide bearing 43 and the reduction gear 26 can also be produced from a single molded part, preferably from plastic.
  • the further pinion 29 has a central pin 49 which is rotatably mounted in a blind hole 50 of the bearing plate 4. While the pinion 27 is still in meshing engagement with its external toothing 28 with the left-hand gear disk 12 according to FIG.
  • the pinion 29 is in meshing engagement with the right-hand gear disk 12 according to FIG. 1 via its external teeth 45 (FIG. 2).
  • the pinion 27, the slide bearing 43 and the reduction gear 26 are supported axially downward (FIG. 1) on an annular collar 54 on the base plate 15, while the pinion 27 delimits them axially upward through the end face 55 of the bearing plate 4 are.
  • the rotation of the output shaft 41 of the output motor 3 is transmitted via this gear drive transmission such that the two gear disks 12 rotate in opposite directions according to the arrows 46, 47 about their axes of rotation 13.
  • the brush drive gear 17 runs along the intermediate gear 18, which is assigned to the fixed bearing plate 4, so that when the brush drive gear 17 is unwound along the intermediate gear 18, the brush element 6 towards the Arrow 22 (left) or 48 (right) is rotated and thereby slides along in the annular bearing groove 9.
  • the ratio between the number of teeth 37 of the intermediate gear 18 and the number of teeth 34 of the brush drive gear 17 defines the rotational speed of the brush element 6 in relation to the rotational speed of the gear wheel 12.
  • this ratio is approximately 1: 2, ie, with one revolution of the gear wheel 12 about its axis 51, 52, the brush element 6 rotates twice about its axis of rotation 16.
  • the axes 60, 61 are the central axes of the toothing 18.
  • the bearing groove 9 for the respective ball element 8 is designed in a ring-shaped manner, so that the ball element 8 is guided almost without a wedge during its rotation and thus rotates both about its own axis 1 6 and about axis 51 or 52 of the gear wheel disc 1 2 can rotate and swivel at the same time.
  • the two gear disks 12 are oriented such that the two brush elements 6 move towards one another while rotating the gear disks 12 until they reach a position closest to one another, as shown in FIG. 1. From there, they move back to the respective outside of the housing 1. This ensures that the bristles 21 each pass through the skin, simultaneously rotating about their axis of rotation 16, the skin being tensioned and relieved in opposite directions in the different spacing positions of the brush elements 6. It is precisely in this way that an excellent stimulation of the skin is achieved, in particular also in that the brush elements 6 can each align with the massaged part of the body by pivoting about the pivot point 19 and about the axis 13 of the gearwheels 1 in addition to their rotation about themselves 2 turn.
  • the parts 12, 6, 4 are preferably made of plastic in order to achieve good sliding properties of all moving parts.
  • the upper section 56 of the upper housing cover 2 can be designed so that this area serves as a handle with an on / off switch (not shown) in order to easily guide the device in the hand of a person to be treated and to operate it from there .
  • the axes 51, 52 of the gear wheel disks 12 are slightly offset to the right with respect to the central axes 60, 61, which results from the gear wheel geometry.
  • the two gear disks 12 in the exemplary embodiment fifty-eight (58) teeth, while the pinions 27 assigned to them and meshing with them (meshing with the left gear disc 12) and 29 (meshing with the right gear disc 12) each have sixteen (16) teeth.
  • the brush drive gear 17 consists of a normal spur gear toothing which meshes with the intermediate gear 18.
  • the holding part 7 is rotatably mounted in the opening 11 formed as a bore and is held axially on both sides via a locking ring 70, 71 in the position shown in FIG. 3.
  • the locking rings 70, 71 engage in the annular grooves 72, 73 formed on the holding part 7 and are thus held stationary.
  • the retaining rings 70, 71 are supported on the gear wheel 12, so that the brush element 6 is mounted on the gear wheel in a fixed but rotatable manner.
  • the gear disk 12 is rotatably mounted on the support part 33 of the base plate 15 and is fixed in the axial direction by a pin 70 protruding from the bearing plate 4 by striking the end of the brush drive gear 17. This applies correspondingly to the exemplary embodiment according to FIG. 4.
  • the brush element 6 in the bore 11 is connected in a rotationally fixed manner to the drive part 12 formed as a gear disc, for example by pressing or gluing, so that the parts 17, 4, 70, 71 according to FIG. 1 are completely eliminated . So that the brush elements 6 rotate in opposite directions, the gear disks 1 2 also rotate according to the directions of rotation 46, 47 according to FIG. 2.
  • the bearing plate 4 strikes the gear disk 12 from above. In this embodiment, the bearing plate 4 has no intermediate gear wheel 1 8 according to FIG. 1. Likewise, the bearing groove 9 is omitted since the brush element 6 rotatably in the Gear wheel 12 is mounted.
  • the method of operation of the massage device according to the invention is as follows:
  • the left and right brush element 6 is rotated, so that they rotate about the axes of rotation 13 according to the arrow 64, 65 according to FIG 2 turn.
  • the ball element 8 slides with its bearing surface 58 in the annular bearing groove 9 about the axis 60 or 62, since the bearing plate 4 is held in the housing 2 in a rotationally fixed manner.
  • both a swiveling movement according to the swiveling arrow 20, a rotating movement according to the swiveling arrows 22, 48 and ultimately a circular movement around the brush element are produced Axes of rotation 13, so that the contact surface 66 of the bristles 21 adapts optimally to the skin of an operator (not shown), as a result of which a very gentle but effective massage work is achieved.
  • Due to the opposite rotary movement 22, 48 the device guides itself on the skin without any significant effort being required. 3, the position of the axes 16 of the brush elements 6 does not change, so that for a gentler massage, the device must be guided by an operator so that it roughly follows the contour of the skin.
  • the rechargeable batteries 63 can be recharged via a charging station (not shown in the drawing). In the sense of the invention, it is of course also conceivable that the drive motor 3 can be connected directly to a power source of a power network.
  • the brush elements 6 rotate eccentrically according to the directions of rotation 64, 65 of the gear wheel disks 12 according to FIG. 2 about the axes 51, 52 and also about themselves according to the directions of rotation 22, 48.
  • the brush element 6 thus becomes eccentric rotated about the central axis 51 and 52 of the gear wheel 12.
  • a plurality of gear wheel disks 12 preferably four, four brush elements 6 are then also rotated eccentrically about their central axes.
  • the skin is smoothed through by pulling, compressing and brushing, the location of the brush elements 6 constantly changing.

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L'invention concerne un appareil de massage à commande électrique doté d'un boîtier (1) renfermant un moteur électrique (3) et un mécanisme de transmission (17, 18, 12, 27, 29, 26, 23), lequel est relié au moteur électrique (3) par engrenage via un arbre moteur. L'appareil de massage est pourvu d'au moins un ou une pluralité d'éléments brosses (6) reliés par engrenage au mécanisme de transmission (17, 18, 12, 27, 29, 26, 23). Selon l'invention, chaque élément brosse (6) est monté de façon excentrique dans un disque à engrenage (12), lequel est monté, à son tour, dans un boîtier (1) de manière à pouvoir pivoter. Ce disque à engrenage (12) entraîne ainsi l'élément brosse (6) autour de l'axe central (51,52) du disque à engrenage (12). Simultanément, l'élément brosse (6) tourne autour de son propre axe (16). Grâce à la superposition de ces mouvements rotatifs, on obtient simultanément de meilleurs résultats de massage et un traitement plus doux.
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