structure of moxibustion jar

Abstract

This invention provides a moxibustion jar structure, including a jar body, a lid, and a vent valve. The jar body and the lid are combined to define a receiving space. The lid has at least one vent hole, and the vent valve has at least one vent hole. By controlling the vent valve, the vent holes of the lid and the vent valve can be interconnected or misaligned, thereby opening or closing the ventilation of the receiving space to the outside. Furthermore, a nail pivotally connects the vent valve to the lid body, allowing the vent valve to rotate relative to the lid body. By rotating the vent valve, the vent holes of the lid and the vent valve can be interconnected or misaligned, thereby opening or closing the ventilation of the receiving space to the outside, and thus controlling the heating effect of the heating pack. This safe method of containing the heating pack replaces the conventional structure of burning moxa inside the jar, allowing users to safely and easily operate the jar themselves to achieve the effect of thermotherapy.

Claims

1. A moxibustion jar structure, comprising: One tank; A cover body is combined with the tank body, and the tank body and the cover body together define an accommodating space, and the cover body is provided with at least one cover body vent hole; a vent valve is provided corresponding to the cover body, and the vent valve is provided with at least one vent valve vent hole; by controlling the vent valve, the cover body vent hole and the vent valve vent hole are made to be interconnected or misaligned, thereby opening or closing the ventilation of the accommodating space to the outside.

2. The structure of the moxibustion jar as described in claim 1, wherein the accommodating space is used to accommodate at least one heating pack.

3. The structure of the moxibustion jar as described in claim 1, wherein the jar body is provided with a jar body threaded section, the lid body is provided with a lid body threaded section, the jar body threaded section and the lid body threaded section correspond to each other and can be screwed together, so that the jar body and the lid body can be combined with each other.

4. The structure of the moxibustion jar as described in claim 3, wherein the diameter of the threaded section of the jar body and the threaded section of the lid body is between 62 mm and 75 mm.

5. The structure of the moxibustion jar as described in claim 3, wherein the threaded section of the jar body and the threaded section of the cover body are right-hand threads.

6. The structure of the moxibustion jar as described in claim 1, wherein the surfaces of the cover and the vent valve are anodized.

7. The moxibustion jar structure as described in claim 1, wherein the length of the moxibustion jar structure is between 100 mm and 130 mm.

8. The structure of the moxibustion jar as described in claim 1, wherein the maximum outer diameter of the jar body and the lid body is between 64 mm and 130 mm.

9. The structure of the moxibustion jar as described in claim 1, wherein the material of the jar body includes one or a combination of aluminum alloy, stainless steel, copper, ceramic, and heat-conducting materials.

10. The moxibustion jar structure as claimed in claim 1, wherein the moxibustion jar structure further includes a nail body that passes through and pivotally connects the cover body and the vent valve, such that the vent valve can rotate relative to the cover body.

11. The structure of the moxibustion jar as described in claim 10, wherein the cover has an opening, and the vent valve has a column corresponding to the opening, the column passing through the opening, so as to control the vent hole of the cover and the vent hole of the vent valve to be connected or misaligned by rotating the vent valve.

12. The structure of the moxibustion jar as described in claim 10, wherein the nail body is an aluminum rivet.

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