Moxa stick positioning frame side-striking ash receiving mechanism

Abstract

The utility model relates to a side-striking ash receiving mechanism for a moxa stick positioning frame. The side-striking ash receiving mechanism comprises a supporting ring, a lifting sleeve, a positioning ring, a moxa stick, an ash hopper and a striking hammer, a vertical rod is arranged on the supporting ring, and the lifting sleeve is movably arranged on the vertical rod; the positioning ring is connected with the lifting sleeve through an upper connecting rod, and the moxa stick penetrates through a through hole in the positioning ring; a shaft sleeve is movably arranged on the vertical rod, and the ash bucket is connected with the shaft sleeve through a lower connecting rod; the driving hammer is positioned above the ash hopper and is connected with the ash hopper through a bracket; the driving hammer corresponds to the side face of the bottom of the moxa stick in position. And the ash bucket corresponds to the bottom of the moxa stick up and down. According to the side-striking ash receiving mechanism for the moxa stick positioning frame, during normal moxibustion, the ash receiving mechanism cannot block heat and smoke at the ignition end of a moxa stick; when ash needs to be collected, the moxa stick is rotated to the lower portion of the moxa stick to achieve ash collection, and high-temperature ash is prevented from falling to the skin surface of a patient to cause burns.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model relates to a moxibustion device, in particular to a side-strike ash receiving mechanism of a moxa stick positioning frame. Background Art

[0002] Moxibustion is a method of burning moxa sticks and placing them on acupoints or lesions for fumigation. It is mostly used for close fumigation of the patient's acupoints to promote warming of the meridians and promoting qi and blood circulation.

[0003] After the moxa stick is lit, the part that has been burned will turn into ash during the gradual burning process. When the ash accumulates to a certain amount, it will fall off the moxa stick due to gravity or vibration. Since the burning end of the moxa stick is close to the patient's skin surface, the high-temperature ash will fall directly on the patient's skin surface, causing the risk of burns.

[0004] In order to solve the above problems, the prior art, such as the Chinese utility model patent with announcement number "CN219662290U" and name "moxibustion brace", discloses the following technical scheme: "Moxibustion brace, including a brace base, a vertical tube, a first limiting screw hole, a first limiting bolt, a vertical rod, a horizontal bracket, a second limiting screw hole, a second limiting bolt, a ball head universal joint, and a moxibustion clamp. The upper end of the brace base is provided with a vertical tube, the upper tube wall of the vertical tube is provided with a first limiting screw hole, the first limiting bolt is screwed in the first limiting screw hole, the inner hole of the vertical tube is provided with a vertical rod, the vertical rod is adapted to the first limiting bolt, the upper part of the vertical rod extends out of the inner hole of the vertical tube, the top of the vertical rod is provided with a horizontal bracket, the right end of the lower end surface of the horizontal bracket is provided with a ball head universal joint, the ball head universal joint comprises a base, a spherical cavity, a ball head, a ball head connection A connecting shaft, including a base, is arranged at the right end of the lower end face of the horizontal bracket, a spherical cavity is arranged in the base, the lower part of the spherical cavity is connected with the outside world, a ball head is arranged in the spherical cavity, and a ball head connecting shaft extending out of the spherical cavity is arranged at the lower end of the ball head, a second limiting screw hole is arranged on the upper end face of the horizontal bracket, the second limiting screw hole is connected with the spherical cavity, a second limiting bolt is screwed into the second limiting screw hole, the second limiting bolt is adapted to the ball head, and a moxibustion clamp is arranged at the lower end of the ball head connecting shaft. The moxibustion clamp comprises a main pipe, a threaded cover, an air inlet, a spring, a circular ring, a gray iron mesh, and a push rod. The main pipe is arranged at the lower end of the ball head connecting shaft, a threaded cover is screwed on the upper end of the main pipe, a number of air inlet holes are arranged on the threaded cover, a spring is arranged on the lower end face of the threaded cover, a circular ring is arranged on the lower end of the spring, a gray iron mesh is arranged at the lower end of the inner hole of the main pipe, and a push rod is arranged on the upper end face of the gray iron mesh.

[0005] Although the above scheme can realize the positioning of the moxa stick and can receive the ashes of the moxa stick to prevent the ashes from falling on the patient's skin surface, the top rod and the gray iron net are both located below the burning end of the moxa stick, and the gray iron net itself will block the heat and smoke from the burning end of the moxa stick. In particular, when there is ashes falling on the gray iron net, it will block the mesh of the gray iron net, thereby further blocking the heat and smoke from the burning end of the moxa stick from being transmitted to the acupuncture points, thus seriously limiting the moxibustion effect. Utility Model Content

[0006] The purpose of this utility model is:

[0007] A side-impact ash-collecting mechanism for a moxa stick positioning frame is designed. Under the premise of ensuring the stable positioning of the moxa stick, a rotatable impact and ash-collecting mechanism is set; during normal moxibustion, the ash-collecting mechanism is not between the moxa stick and the patient's acupuncture points, and will not block the heat and smoke at the ignition end of the moxa stick; when ash collection is required, the ash collection can be achieved by rotating to the lower part of the moxa stick, thereby preventing high-temperature ashes from falling onto the patient's skin surface.

[0008] In order to achieve the above purpose, the utility model provides the following technical solutions:

[0009] A side-strike ash-collecting mechanism of a moxa stick positioning frame comprises a support ring, a lifting sleeve, a positioning ring, a moxa stick, an ash hopper and a hammer; a vertical rod is provided on the support ring, and the lifting sleeve is movably provided on the vertical rod; the positioning ring is connected to the lifting sleeve via an upper connecting rod, and the moxa stick passes through a through hole on the positioning ring; a shaft sleeve is movably provided on the vertical rod, and the ash hopper is connected to the shaft sleeve via a lower connecting rod; the hammer is located above the ash hopper, and the hammer is connected to the ash hopper via a bracket; the hammer corresponds to the position of the side surface of the bottom of the moxa stick; the ash hopper corresponds to the upper and lower positions of the bottom of the moxa stick.

[0010] Furthermore, the lifting sleeve is sleeved on the vertical rod, and a first screw is arranged on the side of the lifting sleeve. The first screw is located in the screw hole of the lifting sleeve and abuts against the side of the vertical rod.

[0011] Furthermore, the positioning ring is in a circular shape and a second screw is provided on the side thereof. The second screw is located in the screw hole of the positioning ring and abuts against the side of the moxa stick.

[0012] Furthermore, the shaft sleeve is rotatably connected to the vertical rod via a bearing, and the shaft sleeve is located below the lifting sleeve.

[0013] Furthermore, the ash hopper is shaped like a hopper and its opening faces upward; and the hammer is spherical.

[0014] Furthermore, when the shaft sleeve rotates along the vertical rod and the hammer hits the moxa stick, the ash hopper is located directly below the bottom of the moxa stick.

[0015] Further, the support ring is circular, and the diameter of the support ring is larger than that of the positioning ring.

[0016] The beneficial effects of the present utility model are as follows:

[0017] A side-hitting ash-removing mechanism for an moxa stick positioning rack, on the premise of ensuring the stable positioning of the moxa stick, a rotatable impact and ash-removing mechanism is provided, including a shaft sleeve, a lower connecting rod, an ash hopper, a hammer, and a bracket; during normal moxibustion, the ash hopper of the ash-removing mechanism is not located between the moxa stick and the patient's acupoint, so it will not block the heat and smoke at the ignited end of the moxa stick, thus ensuring the effect of moxibustion; when the moxa stick needs to remove ash every once in a while, the ash hopper is rotated to the lower part of the moxa stick, and the hammer impacts the side of the moxa stick to cause vibration, and the ash on the moxa stick falls into the ash hopper, then ash removal can be achieved, avoiding high-temperature ash from falling onto the patient's skin surface, thereby eliminating the safety hazard of the patient's skin surface being burned by high-temperature ash. Description of the Drawings

[0018] Figure 1 It is a three-dimensional view of the overall structure of a side-hitting ash-removing mechanism for an moxa stick positioning rack of the present utility model.

[0019] Figure 2 It is a three-dimensional view of the overall structure of another perspective of a side-hitting ash-removing mechanism for an moxa stick positioning rack of the present utility model.

[0020] Figure 3 It is a three-dimensional view of the overall structure of a side-upward perspective of a side-hitting ash-removing mechanism for an moxa stick positioning rack of the present utility model.

[0021] Reference numerals are:

[0022] 1, support ring; 2, vertical rod; 3, lifting sleeve; 4, first screw; 5, upper connecting rod; 6, positioning ring; 7, second screw; 8, moxa stick; 9, shaft sleeve; 10, lower connecting rod; 11, ash hopper; 12, hammer; 13, bracket; 14, spacer ring. Detailed Embodiments

[0023] In order to make the objectives, technical solutions and advantages of the present utility model clearer, the following further describes the present utility model in detail with reference to the drawings and embodiments. It should be understood that the specific embodiments described herein are only used to explain the present utility model, and are not used to limit the present utility model.

[0024] Refer to Figures 1 to 3 , a side-hitting ash-removing mechanism for an moxa stick positioning rack, including a support ring 1, a lifting sleeve 3, a positioning ring 6, an moxa stick 8, an ash hopper 11, and a hammer 12; it is used to fix the moxa stick 8 to achieve fixed-point moxibustion of acupoints, and at the same time catch the high-temperature ash falling from the moxa stick 8.

[0025] A vertical rod 2 is provided on the support ring 1, and the lifting sleeve 3 is movably arranged on the vertical rod 2. The vertical rod 2 is in the shape of a slender rod and is vertically arranged for fixing and supporting functions.

[0026] The positioning ring 6 is connected to the lifting sleeve 3 through the upper connecting rod 5, and the moxa stick 8 passes through the through hole on the positioning ring 6; the positioning ring 6 is used for fixing the moxa stick 8 in a ring sleeve manner, and the lifting sleeve 3 is used for fixing the positioning ring 6, thereby realizing the fixing of the moxa stick 8.

[0027] The support ring 1, the vertical rod 2, the lifting sleeve 3, the positioning ring 6 and the moxa stick 8 together form a moxa stick positioning frame for realizing the vertical stable positioning of the moxa stick 8.

[0028] A bushing 9 is movably arranged on the vertical rod 2, and the ash hopper 11 is connected to the bushing 9 through the lower connecting rod 10; the bushing 9 can rotate relative to the vertical rod 2, and the bushing 9 is used for supporting the ash hopper 11.

[0029] The hammer 12 is located above the ash hopper 11, and the hammer 12 is connected to the ash hopper 11 through the bracket 13; the hammer 12 is used for hitting the moxa stick 8 to generate impact vibration, so as to shake off the ash at the bottom of the moxa stick 8.

[0030] The position of the hammer 12 corresponds to the bottom side of the moxa stick 8; the bottom of the moxa stick 8 is the ignited end of the moxa stick 8, and the high-temperature ash is located at the ignited end. The impact position of the hammer 12 is close to the ignited end of the moxa stick 8.

[0031] The ash hopper 11 corresponds to the upper and lower positions of the bottom of the moxa stick 8, so that the ash falling from the moxa stick 8 falls into the ash hopper 11 to realize ash collection.

[0032] The lifting sleeve 3 is sleeved on the vertical rod 2, and a first screw 4 is arranged on the side of the lifting sleeve 3. The first screw 4 is located in the screw hole of the lifting sleeve 3 and abuts against the side of the vertical rod 2. The first screw 4 is used to fix the lifting sleeve 3.

[0033] The positioning ring 6 is in a circular ring shape and a second screw 7 is arranged on the side. The second screw 7 is located in the screw hole of the positioning ring 6 and abuts against the side of the moxa stick 8. The second screw 7 is used to fix the moxa stick 8.

[0034] The bushing 9 is rotatably connected to the vertical rod 2 through a bearing. The bushing 9 is located below the lifting sleeve 3, and the bushing 9 can rotate horizontally relative to the vertical rod 2.

[0035] The ash hopper 11 is in a funnel shape and the opening faces upward to realize ash collection; the hammer 12 is spherical, so that the impact area is small, that is, the impact is concentrated, so as to cause a significant impact at the ignited end of the moxa stick 8 to realize the smooth falling of the ash.

[0036] When the shaft sleeve 9 rotates along the vertical rod 2 and the hammer 12 hits the moxa stick 8, the ash hopper 11 is located directly below the bottom of the moxa stick 8, so that ash can be collected, avoiding high-temperature ashes from falling on the patient's skin surface.

[0037] The support ring 1 is circular, and the diameter of the support ring 1 is larger than the diameter of the positioning ring 6 to avoid blocking the moxibustion. A cushion ring 14 is provided at the bottom of the support ring 1. The cushion ring 14 is made of foam, which has strong heat insulation and heat preservation effects and is beneficial to moxibustion.

[0038] The working principle / usage method of the present utility model is as follows:

[0039] When moxibustion treatment is required for the patient's acupoints, first light the bottom of the moxa stick 8, then insert the moxa stick 8 through the through hole of the positioning ring 6, and then tighten the second screw 7 to fix the moxa stick 8 in the positioning ring 6.

[0040] Then adjust the height of the lifting sleeve 3 along the vertical rod 2 so that the distance between the ignited end at the bottom of the moxa stick 8 and the support ring 1 is within an appropriate range, and then lock the first screw 4 to fix the lifting sleeve 3 relative to the vertical rod 2.

[0041] Place the entire positioning frame on the patient's skin surface, and make the acupoint to be moxibusted inside the support ring 1. The bottom of the moxa stick 8 is directly opposite to this acupoint, and the cushion ring 14 is in contact with the patient's skin. At this time, fixed-point moxibustion treatment can be carried out on the acupoint.

[0042] When moxibustion continues for a specific duration, the ash at the ignited end of the bottom of the moxa stick 8 accumulates to a specific amount. Before falling due to gravity, manually drive the lower connecting rod 10, the shaft sleeve 9 rotates relative to the vertical rod 2, and the ash hopper 11 rotates horizontally relative to the vertical rod 2. During the rotation, the hammer 12 hits the side of the moxa stick 8 near the ignited end at the bottom. At this time, the ash hopper 11 is just directly below the bottom end of the moxa stick 8, which is Figures 1 - 3 the posture shown.

[0043] The ash on the moxa stick 8 falls under the vibration generated by the impact, just falling into the ash hopper 11, realizing ash collection and avoiding high-temperature ashes from falling on the patient's skin surface.

[0044] Subsequently, reverse drive the lower connecting rod 10 to move the ash hopper 11 away from the bottom of the moxa stick 8, and then moxibustion treatment can continue.

[0045] The above embodiments are used to further illustrate the present utility model, but do not limit the present utility model to these specific embodiments. Any modifications, equivalent replacements, and improvements made within the spirit and principle of the present utility model shall be understood to be within the protection scope of the present utility model.

Claims

1. A moxa stick positioning frame side-hitting ash receiving mechanism, characterized in that: The invention comprises a support ring (1), a lifting sleeve (3), a positioning ring (6), a moxa stick (8), an ash hopper (11) and a hammer (12); the support ring (1) is provided with a vertical rod (2), and the lifting sleeve (3) is movably arranged on the vertical rod (2); the positioning ring (6) is connected to the lifting sleeve (3) through an upper connecting rod (5), and the moxa stick (8) passes through a through hole on the positioning ring (6); the vertical rod (2) is movably provided with a shaft sleeve (9), and the ash hopper (11) is connected to the shaft sleeve (9) through a lower connecting rod (10); the hammer (12) is located above the ash hopper (11), and the hammer (12) is connected to the ash hopper (11) through a bracket (13); the hammer (12) corresponds to the position of the side surface of the bottom of the moxa stick (8); the ash hopper (11) corresponds to the upper and lower positions of the bottom of the moxa stick (8).

2. The side-strike ash receiving mechanism of the moxa stick positioning frame according to claim 1, characterized in that: The lifting sleeve (3) is sleeved on the vertical rod (2), and a first screw (4) is arranged on the side of the lifting sleeve (3). The first screw (4) is located in the screw hole of the lifting sleeve (3) and abuts against the side of the vertical rod (2).

3. The side-strike ash receiving mechanism of the moxa stick positioning frame according to claim 2, characterized in that: The positioning ring (6) is in the shape of a ring and is provided with a second screw (7) on the side thereof; the second screw (7) is located in a screw hole of the positioning ring (6) and abuts against the side of the moxa stick (8).

4. The side-strike ash receiving mechanism of the moxa stick positioning frame according to claim 3 is characterized in that: The shaft sleeve (9) is rotatably connected to the vertical rod (2) via a bearing, and the shaft sleeve (9) is located below the lifting sleeve (3).

5. A moxa stick positioning frame side-strike ash receiving mechanism according to any one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that: The ash bucket (11) is bucket-shaped and has an opening facing upward; the hammer (12) is spherical.

6. The side-strike ash receiving mechanism of the moxa stick positioning frame according to claim 5, characterized in that: When the shaft sleeve (9) rotates along the vertical rod (2) and the hammer (12) strikes the moxa stick (8), the ash hopper (11) is located directly below the bottom of the moxa stick (8).

7. The side-strike ash receiving mechanism of the moxa stick positioning frame according to claim 6, characterized in that: The support ring (1) is in the shape of a circular ring, and the diameter of the support ring (1) is greater than the diameter of the positioning ring (6).

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