Moxibustion instrument for physical therapy of human meridians and collaterals
By using a sliding moxibustion box and a magnetic structure design, the problems of uneven heat distribution and ash blockage caused by fixed moxa sticks are solved. This achieves uniform heat distribution and automatic ash removal in the moxibustion device, thus improving the therapeutic effect of moxibustion.
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Applications(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- HEFEI EIGHTH PEOPLES HOSPITAL
- Filing Date
- 2024-01-16
- Publication Date
- 2026-04-24
AI Technical Summary
In existing stove-type moxibustion instruments, the fixed moxa cones lead to uneven heat distribution, and the ash from the moxa blocks the heat, affecting the therapeutic effect.
The moxibustion box is installed in a sliding manner and uses a motor-driven half-gear system to make the moxibustion box move back and forth in a cycle. Combined with a magnetic structure and a shaking column design, it can achieve uniform heat dissipation of the moxa stick and automatic cleaning of moxa ash.
It achieves even heat distribution and effective ash removal, thus enhancing the therapeutic effect of moxibustion.
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Abstract
Description
Technical Field
[0001] This application relates to the field of moxibustion instrument technology, and in particular to a moxibustion instrument for human meridian therapy. Background Technology
[0002] Moxibustion, also known as moxibustion therapy or moxibustion method, is a treatment method that uses moxa sticks or moxa cones made from mugwort leaves to stimulate acupoints or specific parts of the human body with the heat generated by the moxa. By stimulating the activity of Qi in the meridians, it adjusts the disordered physiological and biochemical functions of the human body, thereby achieving the purpose of preventing and treating diseases. When using moxibustion therapy, people use moxibustion instruments to perform moxibustion.
[0003] Currently, a commonly used moxibustion device is the stove-type moxibustion device. In use, a pull-out device holding the moxa stick is typically extended, and the stick is aligned with the area requiring moxibustion. The heat from the burning moxa stimulates acupoints or specific areas. However, in stove-type moxibustion devices, the moxa stick is fixed in one position. During prolonged moxibustion, the stick's position remains unchanged, resulting in gaps between multiple sticks. These gaps reduce the therapeutic effect on the desired area. Furthermore, since the moxa stick burns from the bottom, a significant amount of ash accumulates at the base after prolonged burning. This ash can obstruct heat dissipation, affecting the subsequent effect of the heat on the body and thus impacting the therapeutic efficacy of the moxibustion. Summary of the Invention
[0004] This application proposes a moxibustion instrument for human meridian therapy, which has the advantages of uniform heat distribution and automatic cleaning of moxa ash on the moxa stick, in order to solve the problems of uneven heat distribution caused by the moxa stick being fixed and the moxa ash affecting heat distribution after the moxa stick is burned.
[0005] To achieve the above objectives, this application adopts the following technical solution: A moxibustion instrument for human meridian therapy, comprising a lower housing, an upper housing, and a pull-out device. The pull-out device includes a shell and a moxibustion box. The shell is provided with: sliding grooves symmetrically formed on the inner walls of both sides of the shell; a mounting plate fixedly installed on the innermost inner wall of the shell; a motor fixedly installed on the bottom end of the mounting plate; a half-gear fixedly sleeved on the drive shaft of the motor; a partition net disposed at the bottom end of the inner wall of the shell; and a return spring. The following components are fixedly installed on the inner wall of the outermost end of the housing: a pull strip, which is fixedly installed on both sides of the moxibustion box and slidably installed in the groove of the housing; the outermost side wall of the moxibustion box is fixedly connected to the other end of the return spring; a rack, which is fixedly installed on the outermost side wall of the moxibustion box, and the teeth of the rack mesh with the teeth of the half gear; moxibustion grooves, which are arranged in an array on the moxibustion box; and a cover plate, which is placed on the upper end of the moxibustion grooves, and the bottom end of the cover plate is provided with several fixing posts for inserting moxa sticks.
[0006] Furthermore, during operation, the return spring is always in a compressed state.
[0007] Furthermore, the housing also includes: mounting blocks symmetrically arranged on the inner wall of the housing on which the return spring is mounted; a rotating rod passing through two mounting blocks and movably fitted within the mounting blocks; a connecting rod fixedly fitted at both ends of the rotating rod; a steel wire rope, one end fixedly connected to the bottom end of the connecting rod and the other end fixedly connected to the partition net; a permanent magnet block embedded in the side wall of the connecting rod opposite to the housing; an electromagnetic block embedded in the side wall of the housing opposite to the permanent magnet block; a support spring, both ends fixedly connected to the electromagnetic block and the permanent magnet block respectively, the support spring supporting the connecting rod, causing the connecting rod to be inclined, one end of the partition net connected to the steel wire rope being higher than the other end of the partition net, and the partition net being able to rotate around the edge of the partition net at the bottom end of the mounting plate; a first conductor block fixedly mounted on the inner wall of the housing within the return spring; a second conductor block fixedly mounted on the inner wall of the moxibustion box within the return spring, the second conductor block, the first conductor block, and the electromagnetic block being electrically connected.
[0008] Furthermore, the support spring is always in a compressed state.
[0009] Furthermore, when the electromagnetic block is energized, it generates a magnetic force that attracts the permanent magnet block.
[0010] Furthermore, when the half-gear rotates one revolution, the distance the moxibustion box moves is equal to the distance between the second conductor block and the first conductor block.
[0011] Furthermore, a suspension rod is fixedly installed at equal intervals on the rotating rod, and a shaking column is fixedly installed at equal intervals at the bottom end of the suspension rod, and the shaking column is arranged in an array; the cover plate has an array of knocking holes, and the knocking holes are close to the fixed columns.
[0012] Furthermore, when the second conductor block of the moxibustion box comes into contact with the first conductor block, the vibrating column corresponds one-to-one with the tapping hole.
[0013] This application has the following beneficial effects:
[0014] 1. This application provides a moxibustion device for human meridian therapy. A moxibustion box containing moxa sticks is slidably installed inside a housing. An installation plate is fixedly installed inside the housing, and a motor and a half-gear are fixedly connected to the installation plate. A rack is fixedly installed at one end of the moxibustion box, meshing with the half-gear. A return spring is fixedly connected to the other end of the moxibustion box, and the other end of the return spring is fixedly connected to the inner wall of the housing. During moxibustion, the motor drives the half-gear to rotate, causing the teeth of the half-gear to push the rack to move. The rack then moves the moxibustion box and the burning moxa stick towards the return spring, compressing it. When the toothless side of the half-gear is pressed against the rack, the return spring's elasticity resets the moxibustion box and the burning moxa stick, completing the cyclical movement of the moxibustion box and the burning moxa stick. This ensures that the heat emitted by the moxa stick is evenly distributed on the body.
[0015] 2. This application provides a moxibustion instrument for human meridian therapy, which comprises two mounting blocks fixed to the side wall of a housing with a return spring installed. A rotating rod passes through each mounting block, and connecting rods are fixedly sleeved at both ends of the rotating rod. The bottom end of the connecting rod is fixedly connected to a partition net via a steel wire rope. A permanent magnet is embedded in the bottom end of the connecting rod close to the inner wall of the housing. An electromagnetic block is fixedly installed on the side wall of the housing opposite to the permanent magnet. A first conductor block is fixedly installed on the side wall of the housing inside the return spring, and a second conductor block is fixedly installed on the side wall of the moxibustion box inside the return spring. The electromagnetic block, the first conductor block, and the second conductor block are electrically connected. During moxibustion, a motor drives a half-gear to rotate, causing the teeth of the half-gear to push... As the moving rack and moxibustion box move, at the final point where the moxibustion box compresses the return spring, the second conductor block contacts the first conductor block. The electromagnetic block is energized and generates magnetism, thereby attracting the permanent magnet block. This causes the permanent magnet block to drive the connecting rod to rotate towards the electromagnetic block, thus lowering the height of the steel wire rope at the bottom of the connecting rod and the height of the separator at the bottom of the steel wire rope. During the resetting process of the moxibustion box, the second conductor block disconnects from the first conductor block, the electromagnetic block is de-energized, and under the action of the supporting spring force, the connecting rod and the permanent magnet block return to their original positions. The position of the bottom of the connecting rod rises, causing the steel wire rope at the bottom of the connecting rod to shake one end of the separator, shaking the moxa ash at the top of the separator to the other end, preventing the moxa ash on the separator from affecting the dissipation of moxa heat.
[0016] 3. This application provides a moxibustion instrument for human meridian therapy. Several fixed posts for inserting moxa sticks are fixed to the bottom of the cover plate of the moxibustion box. A striking hole is opened on the cover plate close to one side of the fixed posts. Suspension rods are equidistantly mounted on the rotating rod, and shaking posts are equidistantly fixed to the bottom of the suspension rods. During moxibustion, a motor drives a half-gear to rotate, causing the teeth of the half-gear to push a rack and the moxibustion box to move. At the final point where the moxibustion box compresses the return spring, the second conductor block contacts the first conductor block. The electromagnetic block is energized and generates magnetism, thereby attracting a permanent magnet block. This causes the permanent magnet block to drive the connecting rod, rotating rod, and suspension rod to rotate. Simultaneously, the suspension rods drive the shaking posts downwards, causing them to pass through the striking holes in the cover plate and strike the moxa sticks on the fixed posts. This causes the moxa sticks to shake, causing the moxa ash at the bottom of the moxa stick to fall off, preventing the moxa ash at the bottom of the moxa stick from always sticking to the moxa stick and affecting the dissipation of heat.
[0017] 4. The moxibustion instrument for human meridian therapy provided in this application, when installing the moxa sticks, due to the elastic force of the supporting spring, one end of the connecting rod, steel wire rope and separator net rises, and the bottom end of the row of moxa sticks near the handle is close to the top end of the separator net. During the burning process, the length of the moxa stick will gradually decrease. At this time, under the action of the supporting spring, when the top end of the separator net is close to the bottom end of the moxa stick, the angle at which the separator net is raised becomes larger. At the same time, the angle of inclination of the suspension rod and the shaking column becomes larger. In the subsequent process of tapping the moxa stick with the shaking column, the tapping force of the shaking column on the moxa stick increases, thereby causing the moxa stick to move down, compensating for the distance between the moxa stick and the human skin, and enhancing the therapeutic effect of moxibustion heat. Attached Figure Description
[0018] The accompanying drawings, which form part of this specification, illustrate embodiments disclosed in this application and, together with the specification, serve to explain the principles disclosed in this application.
[0019] This disclosure will become clearer with reference to the accompanying drawings and the following detailed description, wherein:
[0020] Figure 1 This is a three-dimensional structural diagram of the present invention;
[0021] Figure 2 This is a three-dimensional structural diagram of the pull-out device of the present invention;
[0022] Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram of the internal structure of the pull-out device of the present invention;
[0023] Figure 4 This is a cross-sectional view of the pull-out device of the present invention;
[0024] Figure 5 This is a schematic diagram of the three-dimensional structure of the moxibustion box of the present invention;
[0025] Figure 6 This is a schematic diagram of the cover plate structure of the present invention.
[0026] In the diagram: 1. Lower housing; 2. Upper housing; 3. Pull-out device; 301. Handle; 4. Housing; 401. Slide groove; 402. Mounting plate; 403. Motor; 404. Half gear; 405. Separator net; 406. Mounting block; 407. Rotating rod; 408. Connecting rod; 409. Steel wire rope; 410. Suspension rod; 411. Shaking column; 412. Return spring; 413. First conductor block; 414. Electromagnetic block; 415. Permanent magnet block; 416. Support spring; 5. Moxibustion box; 501. Pull-out strip; 502. Moxibustion groove; 503. Rack; 504. Second conductor block; 505. Cover plate; 506. Fixing column; 507. Knocking hole. Detailed Implementation
[0027] The technical solutions of the embodiments of this application will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the accompanying drawings. Obviously, the described embodiments are only some embodiments of this application, and not all embodiments. Based on the embodiments of this application, all other embodiments obtained by those of ordinary skill in the art without creative effort are within the scope of protection of this application.
[0028] Example 1
[0029] Please see Figure 1 A moxibustion instrument for human meridian therapy includes a lower box 1, an upper box 2 and a pull-out device 3. The bottom of the lower box 1 is provided with an array of pulleys. A rotatable support column is movably installed on one side of the top of the lower box 1. The upper box 2 is fixedly installed on the top of the support column. A storage groove is opened on one side of the upper box 2, and the pull-out device 3 is slidably installed in the storage groove.
[0030] Please see Figures 1-4The pull-out device 3 includes a housing 4 and an moxibustion box 5. A handle 301 is fixedly installed in the middle of the outer side of the housing 4. Sliding grooves 401 are symmetrically opened on the inner walls of both sides of the housing 4. An installation plate 402 is fixedly installed on the innermost inner wall of the housing 4. A motor 403 is fixedly installed at the bottom of the installation plate 402. A half gear 404 is fixedly sleeved on the drive shaft of the motor 403. The half gear 404 is a gear that is half toothed and half toothless. A partition net 405 is provided at the bottom of the inner wall of the housing 4. A reset device is fixedly installed on the inner wall of the side of the housing 4 where the handle 301 is installed. Spring 412; Pull-out strips 501 are fixedly installed on both sides of the moxibustion box 5. The pull-out strips 501 are slidably installed in the grooves 401 of the housing 4. The outermost side wall of the moxibustion box 5 is fixedly connected to the other end of the return spring 412. A rack 503 is fixedly installed on the other side wall of the moxibustion box 5. The teeth of the rack 503 mesh with the teeth of the half gear 404. Several moxibustion slots 502 for placing moxa sticks are arranged in an array on the moxibustion box 5. A cover plate 505 is placed on the upper end of the moxibustion slot 502. Several fixing posts 506 for inserting moxa sticks are arranged in an array at the bottom end of the cover plate 505.
[0031] During operation, the return spring 412 is always in a compressed state. When the teeth of the half gear 404 are not engaged with the teeth of the rack 503, the elastic force of the return spring 412 can push the moxibustion box 5 to reset, thereby completing the reset operation and enabling the moxibustion box 5 to complete the cyclic reciprocating motion.
[0032] The working principle of Embodiment 1 of the present invention is as follows:
[0033] Please see Figures 1-4 First, the moxa stick needs to be inserted into the fixing post 506 of the cover plate 505. When the cover plate 505 is placed on the moxibustion box 5, the moxa stick is inside the moxibustion groove 502. When the moxa stick is lit for moxibustion, the motor 403 is started, causing the motor 403 to drive the half gear 404 to rotate. The rotating half gear 404 pushes the rack 503 to move through its teeth, thus causing the rack 503 to push the burning moxa stick in the moxibustion box 5 and the moxibustion groove 502 towards the return spring 412. 5. The return spring 412 is compressed by squeezing it. After the half gear 404 rotates a certain angle, when the toothless side of the half gear 404 is in close contact with the rack 503, the moxa stick burning in the moxibustion box 5 and the moxibustion groove 502 moves towards the rack 503 by the elastic force of the return spring 412, thereby resetting. This completes the cyclical movement of the moxa stick burning in the moxibustion box 5 and the moxibustion groove 502, so that the heat emitted by the moxa stick can be evenly applied to the body, making the heat evenly distributed.
[0034] Example 2
[0035] Example 2 is a further improvement based on Example 1.
[0036] Unlike Example 1, please refer to Figures 1-6 The inner wall of the housing 4, which is equipped with a return spring 412, is symmetrically provided with two mounting blocks 406. A rotating rod 407 passes through the two mounting blocks 406 and is movably sleeved within the mounting blocks 406. Connecting rods 408 are fixedly sleeved at both ends of the rotating rod 407. The bottom end of the connecting rod 408 is fixedly connected to one end of a steel wire rope 409, and the other end of the steel wire rope 409 is fixedly connected to a partition net 405. A permanent magnet block 415 is embedded in the bottom end of the side wall of the connecting rod 408 opposite to the housing 4. An electromagnetic block 414 is embedded in the side wall of the housing 4 opposite to the permanent magnet block 415. A support spring 416 is provided between the electromagnetic block 414 and the permanent magnet block 415. The two ends of 416 are fixedly connected to the electromagnetic block 414 and the permanent magnet block 415 respectively. The support spring 416 supports the connecting rod 408, so that the connecting rod 408 is set at an angle. One end of the separator 405 connected with the steel wire rope 409 is higher than the other end of the separator 405, and the separator 405 can rotate around the edge of the separator 405 at the bottom of the mounting plate 402. The first conductor block 413 is fixedly installed on the inner wall of the housing 4 inside the reset spring 412. The second conductor block 504 is fixedly installed on the inner wall of the moxibustion box 5 inside the reset spring 412. The second conductor block 504, the first conductor block 413 and the electromagnetic block 414 are electrically connected.
[0037] The maximum rotation angle of the rotating rod 407 within the mounting block 406 is 30°. This ensures the displacement of the rotating rod 407, connecting rod 408, and wire rope 409, preventing structural collisions and preventing excessive rebound of the connecting rod 408 by the support spring 416, which could impact the moxibustion box 5 and the moxa stick.
[0038] The support spring 416 is always in a compressed state. The support spring 416 is used to support the connecting rod 408, so that the connecting rod 408 is in an inclined state, and to support the wire rope 409 and the separator net 405 connected to the connecting rod 408, so that the separator net 405 is in an inclined state.
[0039] When the electromagnetic block 414 is energized, it generates a magnetic force that attracts the permanent magnet block 415. When the electromagnetic block 414 generates a force that attracts the permanent magnet block 415, it can cause the permanent magnet block 415 to drive the connecting rod 408 to rotate toward the electromagnetic block 414, thereby reducing the height of the bottom end of the connecting rod 408. At the same time, it reduces the tilt height of the steel wire rope 409 at the bottom end of the connecting rod 408 and the partition net 405, providing a movement distance for the next tilt of the partition net 405.
[0040] When the half gear 404 rotates one revolution, the distance that the moxibustion box 5 moves is equal to the distance between the second conductor block 504 and the first conductor block 413. When the half gear 404 pushes the rack 503 and the moxibustion box 5 to move, it ensures that the second conductor block 504 on the moxibustion box 5 can contact the first conductor block 413, thereby energizing the electromagnetic block 414.
[0041] The working principle of Embodiment 2 of the present invention is as follows:
[0042] Please see Figures 1-6 During moxibustion, the motor 403 is started, and the drive shaft of the motor 403 drives the half gear 404 to rotate. The teeth of the half gear 404 push the rack 503 and the moxibustion box 5 towards the return spring 412. At the final point where the moxibustion box 5 presses against the return spring 412, the second conductor block 504 contacts the first conductor block 413, thereby energizing the electromagnetic block 414 and generating a magnetic force that attracts the permanent magnet block 415. The electromagnetic block 414 attracts the permanent magnet block 415, causing the permanent magnet block 415 to drive the connecting rod 408 and the rotating rod 407 to rotate around the axis of the rotating rod 407 towards the electromagnetic block 414. This lowers the height of the bottom end of the connecting rod 408 and the wire rope 409, and simultaneously lowers the height of the dividing net 405 at the bottom end of the wire rope 409. After the half gear 404 rotates a certain angle, the half gear... When the toothless side of 404 is pressed against the rack 503, the burning moxa stick in the moxibustion box 5 and the moxibustion groove 502 moves towards the rack 503 due to the elastic force of the return spring 412. At this time, the second conductor block 504 is disconnected from the first conductor block 413, the electromagnetic block 414 is de-energized, and under the elastic force of the support spring 416, the connecting rod 408 and the permanent magnet block 415 rotate in opposite directions to return to their original positions. The position of the bottom end of the connecting rod 408 is raised, which causes the steel wire rope 409 at the bottom end of the connecting rod 408 to shake one end of the separator 405. The separator 405 rotates around the bottom end of the mounting plate 402, causing the moxa ash at the top of the separator 405 to be shaken to the bottom end of the mounting plate 402, thereby preventing the moxa ash at the top of the separator 405 from affecting the dissipation of moxa heat.
[0043] Example 3
[0044] Example 3 is a further improvement based on Example 2.
[0045] Unlike Example 2, please refer to Figures 1-6 A suspension rod 410 is fixedly installed at equal intervals on the rotating rod 407. The suspension rod 410 is arc-shaped. A shaking column 411 is fixedly installed at equal intervals at the bottom end of the suspension rod 410. The shaking column 411 is arranged in an array. The cover plate 505 has an array of tapping holes 507. The tapping holes 507 are close to the fixed column 506. The diameter of the tapping hole 507 is much larger than the diameter of the shaking column 411. When the reset spring 412 pushes the moxibustion box 5 to reset and move, the side wall of the tapping hole 507 will not expand the shaking column 411.
[0046] When the second conductor block 504 of the moxibustion box 5 comes into contact with the first conductor block 413, the vibrating column 411 corresponds one-to-one with the tapping hole 507, and the vibrating column 411 can just enter the tapping hole 507.
[0047] When installing the moxibustion column, the bottom end of the moxibustion column near the handle 301 should be close to the upper surface of the partition net 405. At this time, the suspension rod 410 is in an inclined state, and the bottom end of the shaking column 411 is higher than the upper surface of the cover plate 505.
[0048] The working principle of Embodiment 3 of the present invention is as follows:
[0049] Please see Figures 1-6 During moxibustion, the motor 403 is started, which drives the half gear 404 to rotate. The teeth of the half gear 404 push the rack 503 and the moxibustion box 5 to move. When the moxibustion box 5 presses the return spring 412 at the final point, the second conductor block 504 contacts the first conductor block 413. The electromagnetic block 414 is energized and generates magnetism, thereby attracting the permanent magnet block 415. The permanent magnet block 415 drives the connecting rod 408, the rotating rod 407 and the suspension rod 410 to rotate. At the same time, the suspension rod 410 drives the shaking column 411 to move down, so that the shaking column 411 passes through the knocking hole 507 of the cover plate 505 and knocks the moxa column on the fixed column 506, thereby causing the moxa column to shake. This causes the ash from the burning moxa column at the bottom to fall off, preventing the ash from sticking to the moxa column and affecting the dissipation of heat.
[0050] Please see Figures 1-6 During the installation of the moxa sticks, due to the elasticity of the support spring 416, one end of the connecting rod 408, the wire rope 409, and the separator 405 rises, and the bottom end of the row of moxa sticks near the handle 301 is pressed against the top end of the separator 405. During the burning process, the length of the moxa sticks gradually decreases. At this time, under the elasticity of the support spring 416, when the top end of the separator 405 is pressed against the bottom end of the row of moxa sticks near the handle 301, the tilt angle of the separator 405 increases. At the same time, the tilt angles of the suspension rod 410 and the shaking column 411 also increase. In the subsequent process of striking the moxa sticks with the shaking column 411, the striking force of the shaking column 411 on the moxa sticks increases, thereby causing the moxa sticks to move up and down from the fixed column 506, compensating for the distance between the moxa sticks and the human skin, thereby further enhancing the therapeutic effect of moxibustion.
Claims
1. A moxibustion instrument for human meridian therapy, comprising a lower housing (1), an upper housing (2), and a pull-out device (3), characterized in that: The pull-out device (3) includes a housing (4) and a moxibustion box (5), and the housing (4) is provided with: The groove (401) is symmetrically opened on the inner wall of both sides of the shell (4); Mounting plate (402) is fixedly installed on the innermost inner wall of the housing (4); The motor (403) is fixedly installed at the bottom of the mounting plate (402); Half gear (404) is fixedly sleeved on the drive shaft of motor (403); A partition net (405) is provided at the bottom end of the inner wall of the shell (4); The return spring (412) is fixedly installed on the inner wall of the outermost end of the housing (4); The moxibustion box (5) is equipped with: A pull strip (501) is fixedly installed on both sides of the moxibustion box (5) and slidably installed in the groove (401) of the housing (4). The outermost sidewall of the moxibustion box (5) is fixedly connected to the other end of the reset spring (412). A rack (503) is fixedly installed on the outermost side of the moxibustion box (5), and the teeth of the rack (503) mesh with the teeth of the half gear (404); The moxibustion slots (502) are arranged in an array on the moxibustion box (5); A cover plate (505) is placed on the upper end of the moxibustion trough (502), and the bottom end of the cover plate (505) is provided with a number of fixing posts (506) for inserting moxa sticks.
2. The moxibustion instrument for human meridian therapy according to claim 1, characterized in that, During operation, the return spring (412) is always in a compressed state.
3. The moxibustion instrument for human meridian therapy according to claim 1, characterized in that, The housing (4) is also provided with: Mounting blocks (406) are symmetrically arranged on the inner wall of the housing (4) on which the return spring (412) is mounted; The rotating rod (407) passes through the two mounting blocks (406) and is movably fitted inside the mounting blocks (406); The connecting rod (408) is fixedly sleeved at both ends of the rotating rod (407); A steel wire rope (409) is fixedly connected at one end to the bottom end of a connecting rod (408) and at the other end to a partition net (405); A permanent magnet (415) is embedded in the side wall opposite to the connecting rod (408) and the housing (4); Electromagnetic block (414) is embedded in the side wall of the shell (4) opposite to the permanent magnet block (415); A support spring (416) is fixedly connected at both ends to an electromagnetic block (414) and a permanent magnet block (415). The support spring (416) supports the connecting rod (408), causing the connecting rod (408) to be inclined. One end of the separator (405) connected to the wire rope (409) is higher than the other end of the separator (405), and the separator (405) can rotate around the edge of the separator (405) at the bottom of the mounting plate (402). The first conductor block (413) is fixedly installed on the inner wall of the housing (4) inside the return spring (412); A second conductor block (504) is fixedly installed on the inner wall of the moxibustion box (5) inside the reset spring (412), and the second conductor block (504), the first conductor block (413) and the electromagnetic block (414) are electrically connected.
4. The moxibustion instrument for human meridian therapy according to claim 3, characterized in that, The support spring (416) is always in a compressed state.
5. A moxibustion instrument for human meridian therapy according to claim 3, characterized in that, When the electromagnetic block (414) is energized, it generates a magnetic force that attracts the permanent magnet block (415).
6. A moxibustion instrument for human meridian therapy according to claim 3, characterized in that, When the half gear (404) rotates one revolution, the distance that the moxibustion box (5) moves is equal to the distance between the second conductor block (504) and the first conductor block (413).
7. A moxibustion instrument for human meridian therapy according to claim 3, characterized in that, Suspension rods (410) are fixedly installed at equal intervals on the rotating rod (407), and shaking columns (411) are fixedly installed at equal intervals at the bottom end of the suspension rods (410), and the shaking columns (411) are arranged in an array; The cover plate (505) has an array of striking holes (507) that are in close contact with the fixing post (506).
8. A moxibustion instrument for human meridian therapy according to claim 7, characterized in that, When the second conductor block (504) of the moxibustion box (5) comes into contact with the first conductor block (413), the shaking column (411) corresponds one-to-one with the tapping hole (507).