Novel simple moxibustion therapy vehicle for Mongolian medicine

Abstract

The utility model relates to the field of moxibustion therapy vehicles, in particular to a Mongolian medicine novel simple moxibustion therapy vehicle which comprises a box body, a chassis, a telescopic rod, an inner cover assembly, a clamping assembly, a moxibustion therapy assembly, a box cover, a mushroom-shaped handle, a hand pull ring, a flat plate wheel, a mounting block, a cap screw and a steel bar. The portable moxibustion box is small and exquisite in box type design, small in occupied area and convenient to use, the moxibustion arm is designed to be the combination design of the telescopic rod and the universal pipe which can be stretched, contracted and recycled, the moxibustion arm can be pulled out to be used when used, and the moxibustion arm can be stored in the box body when not used. The moxibustion therapy assembly is arranged to be of a structure that a moxibustion tank is fixed to a universal pipe through a machine type hanger and a clamp type external thread handle precision casting pipe support, disassembly and replacement are convenient, a steel wire cover is installed on the head portion of the moxibustion therapy assembly, burning moxa ash is not prone to falling off, an inner cover assembly is arranged in a box body, and the moxibustion therapy assembly is convenient to disassemble and replace. The moxibustion therapy assembly and the clamping assembly can be supported and placed.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of moxibustion carts, and in particular to a new simple moxibustion cart for Mongolian medicine. Background Technology

[0002] Moxibustion is one of the five external treatment methods in Mongolian medicine and a commonly used and potent therapy in Mongolian clinical practice. Moxibustion can dispel cold and dampness, improve digestive function, promote blood circulation, and regulate the body's constitution. It is mainly used to treat cold-related gastrointestinal and urinary system diseases, bone and joint diseases, and nervous system diseases. The moxibustion equipment used in Mongolian medicine is specifically designed for moxibustion treatment. It combines the principles of traditional moxibustion with modern technology, preserving the traditional efficacy of moxibustion while improving the convenience and safety of treatment, thus providing strong support for the promotion and application of moxibustion therapy.

[0003] Other existing moxibustion therapy equipment for traditional Chinese medicine usually has a relatively complex structure, with multiple moxibustion frames exposed on the outside, and the outer tubes look dense and unsightly. In addition, the moxibustion arms are exposed on the outside and are prone to dust accumulation.

[0004] Therefore, in response to the problems of existing traditional Chinese medicine moxibustion devices being typically complex in structure and prone to dust accumulation, a new type of simple moxibustion cart with a compact box structure can be designed. By designing the moxibustion arm as a combination of a telescopic rod that can extend and retract and a universal tube, it can be pulled out for use and stored in the box when not in use, making it less prone to dust accumulation. Furthermore, by using a model-mounted hanging device and a clamp-type external threaded handle precision-cast tube bracket to fix the moxibustion jar to the universal tube, it is easy to disassemble and replace, making it more flexible and applicable. Utility Model Content

[0005] In order to overcome the problem that existing moxibustion therapy equipment in traditional Chinese medicine is usually traditional and prone to dust accumulation.

[0006] The technical solution of this utility model is as follows: a new type of simple moxibustion cart for Mongolian medicine, including a box body; characterized in that it also includes a chassis, telescopic rods, an inner cover assembly, a clamping assembly, a moxibustion assembly, a box cover, a mushroom-shaped handle, a pull ring, flat wheels, mounting blocks, cap screws, and steel bars. A chassis is fixedly installed at the bottom of the box body. Three sets of telescopic rods are evenly distributed on the upper center and left and right sides of the chassis. The telescopic rods have five sections and can retract into the box body. The box body, chassis, telescopic rods, and box cover are all made of medical-grade stainless steel that is not easy to rust or grow bacteria. A threaded head is welded to the lower end of the telescopic rod, and a nut is fitted on the outside of the threaded head. Three sets of threaded holes matching the telescopic rods are opened at the upper end of the chassis. The telescopic rods are detachably connected to the threaded holes through the threaded head and nut. A washer is provided between the nut and the chassis. Supports are fitted on the outside of the three sets of telescopic rods. The steel bar supporting the inner cover assembly acts as a bracket, engaging and sliding with the telescopic rod. The left and right sides of the steel bar are welded to the inner wall of the box. A clamping component for holding and fixing the moxibustion therapy component is detachably installed at the upper end of the telescopic rod. The upper end of the clamping component holds the moxibustion therapy component for moxibustion. The inner cover assembly is placed on the steel bar. Four sets of bracket holes for engaging with the inner cover assembly are arranged opposite each other at the front and rear ends of the box. A lid for opening and closing is installed at the upper end of the box via a hinge. A mushroom-shaped handle is fixedly installed at the center of the front side of the upper end of the lid. A pull ring for dragging the box is detachably installed on one side of the oval head end via screws and nuts. Four sets of flat wheels are detachably installed symmetrically on the lower end of the box. Mounting blocks are fixedly connected to the upper ends of the flat wheels, and the four corners of the mounting blocks are detachably connected to the lower end of the chassis via cap screws.

[0007] Preferably, the inner cover assembly includes an inner cover, spring clips, dampers, and an arc-shaped handle. Two sets of spring clips are symmetrically installed at both the front and rear ends of the inner cover. The spring clips are equipped with dampers to assist in rebound. The spring clips are engaged with bracket holes at the front and rear ends of the housing.

[0008] Preferably, the inner cover has square and semi-elliptical slots in the middle and on the left and right sides, respectively, which are matched with the three sets of telescopic rods. The upper end of the inner cover is symmetrically fixed with two sets of arc-shaped handles for easy handling of the inner cover.

[0009] Preferably, the clamping assembly includes a single tube clamp, a hole screw, a universal tube, a multi-type hanger, a stainless steel clamp, and an adjusting sleeve. The hole screw is fixedly connected to the right side of the single tube clamp. Threaded heads are fixedly connected to both the upper and lower ends of the universal tube. The threaded head at the lower end of the universal tube is detachably connected to the hole screw via a nut. The universal tube is detachably connected to the telescopic rod via the single tube clamp with the hole screw. The threaded head at the upper end of the universal tube is detachably connected to the middle of the multi-type hanger via two sets of nuts arranged vertically opposite each other. The universal tube is made of medical-grade stainless steel that is not easy to rust or grow bacteria.

[0010] As a preferred option, each of the two sides of the hanging device has a mounting hole, and the upper end of the hanging device is equipped with two sets of stainless steel clamps symmetrically arranged. Both sets of stainless steel clamps are detachably connected to the mounting holes on the two sides of the hanging device by screws and nuts. The upper and lower parts of the stainless steel clamps are connected by screws and adjusting sleeves.

[0011] Preferably, the moxibustion component includes a moxibustion jar, a moxibustion clip, a first spring clip, a fine steel wire mesh round cover, and a second spring clip. The inner wall of the moxibustion jar is evenly covered with tin foil, and a round hole is opened at the bottom of the moxibustion jar. The size of the round hole can be flexibly set according to different usage needs. The moxibustion clip is snapped into the round hole at the bottom of the moxibustion jar. The moxibustion clip is detachably connected to the bottom of the moxibustion jar through three sets of first spring clips evenly distributed around it.

[0012] Preferably, the mouth of the moxibustion jar is provided with a fine steel mesh round cover to prevent moxa ash from falling. The fine steel mesh round cover is detachably connected to the mouth of the moxibustion jar by two sets of second spring clips arranged symmetrically. Square holes are evenly distributed around the outside of the moxibustion jar near the bottom. The number of square holes can be flexibly set according to different usage needs.

[0013] The beneficial effects of this utility model are:

[0014] 1. The compact box design with universal wheels underneath allows for easy removal during use and storage when not in use, saving space, being neat and easy to clean, and preventing dust accumulation. The moxibustion arm is designed as a combination of an extendable and retractable telescopic rod and universal tube, which can be pulled out for use and stored in the box when not in use. The moxibustion components are designed as moxibustion jars that are fixed to the universal tube by the machine's hanging mechanism and a clamp-type external threaded handle precision-cast tube bracket, making disassembly and replacement convenient. A wire cap is installed on the head of the moxibustion jar to prevent burning ash from falling out. An inner cover component is installed inside the box to support and hold the moxibustion components. Attached Figure Description

[0015] Figure 1 The diagram shown is a three-dimensional structural schematic of the new simplified moxibustion cart for Mongolian medicine of this utility model.

[0016] Figure 2 The diagram shown is a three-dimensional structural schematic of the new simplified moxibustion cart for Mongolian medicine of this utility model.

[0017] Figure 3 The diagram shown is a three-dimensional structural schematic of the inner cover component of the new simplified moxibustion cart for Mongolian medicine according to this utility model.

[0018] Figure 4 The diagram shown is a three-dimensional structural diagram of the steel strips of the new simplified moxibustion cart for Mongolian medicine according to this utility model.

[0019] Figure 5 The diagram shown is a three-dimensional structural schematic of the clamping component of the new simplified moxibustion cart for Mongolian medicine of this utility model.

[0020] Figure 6 The diagram shown is a three-dimensional structural schematic of the moxibustion component strip of the new simplified moxibustion cart for Mongolian medicine of this utility model.

[0021] Figure 7 The diagram shown is a three-dimensional structural schematic of the flat wheel of the new Mongolian medicine simple moxibustion cart of this utility model.

[0022] Explanation of reference numerals in the attached drawings: 1. Box body; 2. Chassis; 3. Telescopic rod; 7. Box lid; 8. Mushroom-shaped handle; 9. Hand pull ring; 10. Flat wheel; 11. Mounting block; 12. Cap screw; 13. Steel bar; 401. Inner cover; 402. Spring clip; 403. Damper; 404. Arc handle; 501. Single pipe clamp; 502. Hole screw; 503. Universal tube; 504. Type-D hanging device; 505. Stainless steel clamp; 506. Adjusting sleeve; 601. Moxibustion jar; 602. Square hole; 603. Moxibustion clip; 604. First spring clip; 605. Fine steel mesh round cover; 606. Second spring clip. Detailed Implementation

[0023] The present invention will be further described below with reference to the accompanying drawings and embodiments.

[0024] Moxibustion is one of the five external treatment methods in Mongolian medicine. It is a commonly used and potent treatment method in Mongolian medicine. The classic Chinese medicine book "Huangdi Neijing" records that the north is a cold and bitter place, and moxibustion comes from the north. Moxibustion can dispel cold and dampness, improve human digestive function, promote blood circulation, and regulate the body. It is mainly used to treat cold-type gastrointestinal and urinary system diseases, bone and joint diseases, and nervous system diseases.

[0025] Mongolian medicine has always used traditional moxibustion methods, such as ginger-separated moxibustion and warm needle acupuncture. Ginger-separated moxibustion involves pressing moxa wool into cone-shaped cones of varying sizes in a cone-shaped mold, then placing them on thin slices of ginger with several small holes punched in them, and igniting them for treatment. Depending on the condition, 1 to 29 cones are lit. The cones are replaced when the first one is about 1 / 3 burned, and this process of frequently changing cones continues. Although not particularly complex, it is tedious and inconvenient when treating multiple patients simultaneously. Furthermore, burning moxa ash can easily cause burns if it falls onto the skin, and burning the patient's hair, clothing, or sheets is also inconvenient. The smoke is also very thick and contains many harmful components such as carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, and benzene. Long-term inhalation can have significant toxic side effects on the respiratory, circulatory, liver, and kidney systems of both patients and medical staff. In this method, the moxa cones burn from top to bottom. Initially, the skin does not feel the heat when the cone is lit, but as it slowly burns closer to the skin, the temperature suddenly rises, easily causing burns. The temperature is not constant.

[0026] Through continuous exploration, Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) has developed many simpler moxibustion devices that prevent burns, control smoke, and regulate temperature. These new devices significantly improve the efficiency of moxibustion therapy, saving labor for practitioners, simplifying complex tasks in crowded places like hospitals, and controlling smoke and temperature. For example:

[0027] Moxibustion box: After lighting the moxa stick, place it with the flame facing down in a wooden (bamboo) box with a wire mesh cover at the bottom and a moxibustion clamp. Then, with the wire mesh facing down, place it on a part of the body for treatment. The fire burns from bottom to top, so the temperature is concentrated and stable. The smoke and ash are less likely to fall onto the skin, reducing the risk of burns. It can treat more patients at the same time, which is quite convenient. However, this method generally does not control the smoke. When using it, it is more convenient for flat areas such as the abdomen and waist. For other areas such as joints, the box must be tied with a rope to secure it, which is less convenient and the stability is generally poor.

[0028] Smoke-free or low-smoke moxibustion devices, which use materials like tin foil to absorb smoke inside the moxibustion jar or box to reduce smoke emissions, are a good approach, but low-smoke moxibustion devices are not yet widely used.

[0029] Some moxibustion treatment rooms also have smoke extraction devices installed on the walls to ensure that the smoke generated during moxibustion can be expelled from the room in a timely manner, reducing adverse effects on the human body.

[0030] A smart multi-purpose moxibustion box has been developed. It uses a robotic arm to burn moxa sticks, and the computer controls the moxibustion site, temperature, and smoke. It is very advanced, but this kind of device is not yet widely used.

[0031] They have also developed smokeless moxa sticks, but they are not yet widely available on the market.

[0032] Professor Qin Zhiming and others have developed adjustable low-smoke moxibustion devices, intelligent multi-purpose moxibustion boxes, pocket warm needle boxes, wild moxa sticks, and smokeless moxa sticks. The pocket moxibustion boxes are small in size and can be used on small areas.

[0033] We have developed deep-processed, vacuum-packed auxiliary consumables for moxibustion, such as ginger slices, aconite cakes, garlic cakes, and moxa cakes, which facilitate medical needs and work. These new moxibustion equipment and methods have greatly improved the efficiency of moxibustion doctors, simplified their work in hospitals and other places with many patients, and improved the control of moxibustion smoke and temperature.

[0034] Japan has developed a moxibustion treatment method that uses mugwort leaves to extract mugwort essential oil and then carbonizes the mugwort leaves to make smokeless moxa sticks. The combination of smokeless moxa sticks and mugwort essential oil has excellent therapeutic effects, but it has not been popularized in our grassroots areas.

[0035] Modern medicine utilizes high-tech products such as electronic acupuncture devices, far-infrared acupuncture devices, microwave acupuncture devices, ultrasonic acupuncture devices, and laser acupuncture devices, which employ the thermal energy of electronics, far-infrared rays, microwaves, ultrasound, lasers, and magnetic fields to achieve similar effects to moxibustion. These are modern devices that do not require moxa sticks or moxa wool and are commonly found in large urban medical institutions but less so in grassroots communities.

[0036] Moxibustion equipment is a key tool in traditional Mongolian medicine. It uses the warmth of mugwort to regulate the body's Qi and blood, meridians, and dispel pathogens while strengthening the body's resistance. It plays an irreplaceable role in the treatment of various diseases and in the health maintenance of the body.

[0037] Mongolian medicine's moxibustion equipment mainly uses burning mugwort to generate heat stimulation, which is used to warm and unblock the meridians, regulate qi and blood, dispel cold and dampness, enhance the body's immunity, and treat diseases of the internal organs.

[0038] Currently, various types of traditional Chinese medicine moxibustion devices exist on the market, aiming to better leverage the effects of Mongolian moxibustion, such as warming the meridians, regulating qi and blood, and dispelling cold and dampness, to meet diverse treatment and health care needs through different designs and functions. For example: 1. Smoke-exhausting moxibustion frame: It has one or more moxibustion heads, a base box to support the weight, and one or more long smoke exhaust pipes at the bottom box to vent the smoke outdoors. The moxibustion arms are made of aluminum alloy and iron strips connected by screws, similar to a magic lamp. Disadvantages: The moxibustion arms are exposed, easily accumulating dust, and are unsightly; the smoke exhaust pipes are too long and cumbersome. 2. Three-way catalytic moxibustion device: It has two or more heads, allowing simultaneous moxibustion on multiple acupoints. The moxibustion heads are double-insulated, can hold moxa cones with a diameter of 1-5cm, are relatively adjustable, have a three-way catalytic filter box, anti-scalding silicone rings, universal casters, and do not require a smoke exhaust pipe. Disadvantages: Its moxibustion frame is also made of aluminum alloy segments connected by screws; multiple moxibustion frames are exposed, the outer tubes look dense and unsightly, and easily accumulate dust. 3. Moxibustion Fumigation Device: Based on the three-way catalytic moxibustion device, the moxibustion head features a rotary motor, capable of holding 3-4 moxa cones for automatic rotation and heat conduction. The moxibustion arm (frame) is also made of aluminum alloy strips, connected by segmented screws, and consists of a silicone exhaust pipe, etc. The three-way catalytic filter box has been upgraded, and it includes a touch panel, anti-scalding silicone ring, and universal casters. Disadvantages: The exposed moxibustion frame is unsightly and easily collects dust.

[0039] Although there are various types of Mongolian medicine moxibustion devices on the market, each with its unique working principle and applicable scenarios, they also have some drawbacks. When choosing a device, users should weigh their own needs and physical condition, and operate it under the guidance of professionals to ensure safety and effectiveness.

[0040] Please see Figures 1-7This utility model provides an embodiment: a new type of simple moxibustion cart for Mongolian medicine, including a box body 1; characterized in that it also includes a chassis 2, telescopic rods 3, an inner cover assembly, a clamping assembly, a moxibustion assembly, a box cover 7, a mushroom-shaped handle 8, a pull ring 9, a flat wheel 10, a mounting block 11, a cap screw 12, and a steel bar 13. The chassis 2 is fixedly installed at the bottom of the box body 1. Three sets of telescopic rods 3 are evenly distributed on the upper middle part and left and right sides of the chassis 2. The telescopic rods 3 have five sections and can be retracted into the box body 1. The box body 1, chassis 2, telescopic rods 3, and box cover 7 are all made of medical stainless steel material that is not easy to rust or grow bacteria. The lower end of the telescopic rod 3 is welded with a threaded head, and a nut is sleeved on the outside of the threaded head. The upper end of the chassis 2 has three sets of threaded holes that match the telescopic rods 3. The telescopic rods 3 are detachably connected to the threaded holes through the threaded head and the nut. A washer is provided between the nut and the chassis 2. The outer sides of the three sets of telescopic rods 3 are sleeved with support for... The steel bar 13 supports the inner cover assembly and acts as a bracket. The steel bar 13 and the telescopic rod 3 are interlocked and slidably connected. The left and right sides of the steel bar 13 are welded to the inner wall of the housing 1. A clamping component for holding and fixing the moxibustion component is detachably installed on the upper end of the telescopic rod 3. The upper end of the clamping component holds the moxibustion component for performing moxibustion. The inner cover assembly is placed on the steel bar 13. Four sets of bracket holes for engaging with the inner cover assembly are provided at the front and rear ends of the housing 1. The upper end of the box body 1 is fitted with a lid 7 for opening and closing via a hinge. A mushroom-shaped handle 8 is fixedly installed in the middle of the front side of the upper end of the lid 7. A pull ring 9 for dragging the box body 1 is detachably installed on the oval head end of one side of the box body 1 via screws and nuts. Four sets of flat wheels 10 are detachably installed on the lower end of the box body 1 in a symmetrical arrangement on the left and right. The upper end of the flat wheels 10 is fixedly connected to the mounting block 11. The four corners of the mounting block 11 are detachably connected to the lower end of the chassis 2 via cap screws 12.

[0041] Please see Figure 3 In this embodiment, the inner cover assembly includes an inner cover 401, spring clips 402, dampers 403, and arc-shaped handles 404. Two sets of spring clips 402 are symmetrically and fixedly installed at both the front and rear ends of the inner cover 401. The inside of the spring clips 402 is provided with dampers 403 for assisting rebound. The spring clips 402 are engaged with bracket holes opened at the front and rear ends of the housing 1. The middle part and the left and right sides of the inner cover 401 are respectively provided with square grooves and semi-elliptical grooves that match the three sets of telescopic rods 3. Two sets of arc-shaped handles 404 for easy handling of the inner cover 401 are symmetrically and fixedly installed at the upper end of the inner cover 401.

[0042] Please see Figure 5In this embodiment, the clamping assembly includes a single-tube clamp 501, a hole screw 502, a universal tube 503, a multi-type hanger 504, a stainless steel clamp 505, and an adjusting sleeve 506. A hole screw 502 is fixedly connected to the right side of the single-tube clamp 501. Threaded heads are fixedly connected to both the upper and lower ends of the universal tube 503. The threaded head at the lower end of the universal tube 503 is detachably connected to the hole screw 502 via a nut. The universal tube 503 is detachably connected to the telescopic rod 3 via the single-tube clamp 501 with the hole screw 502. The threaded head at the upper end of the universal tube 503... The threaded head is detachably connected to the middle of the type 504 via two sets of nuts arranged vertically opposite each other. The universal tube 503 is made of medical stainless steel that is not easy to rust or grow bacteria. Each of the two sides of the type 504 has a mounting hole. The upper end of the type 504 is symmetrically provided with two sets of stainless steel clamps 505. Both sets of stainless steel clamps 505 are detachably connected to the mounting holes on the two sides of the type 504 via screws and nuts. The upper and lower parts of the stainless steel clamps 505 are adjusted and connected by screws and adjusting sleeves 506.

[0043] Please see Figure 6 In this embodiment, the moxibustion therapy component includes a moxibustion jar 601, a moxibustion clip 603, a first spring clip 604, a fine steel mesh round cover 605, and a second spring clip 606. The inner side wall of the moxibustion jar 601 is evenly covered with tin foil. A round hole is provided at the bottom of the moxibustion jar 601. The size of the round hole can be flexibly set according to different usage needs. The moxibustion clip 603 is fitted into the round hole at the bottom of the moxibustion jar 601. The moxibustion clip 603 is detachably connected to the bottom of the moxibustion jar 601 through three sets of first spring clips 604 evenly distributed around it.

[0044] Preferably, the mouth of the moxibustion jar 601 is provided with a fine steel mesh round cover 605 to prevent moxa ash from falling. The fine steel mesh round cover 605 is detachably connected to the mouth of the moxibustion jar 601 by two sets of second spring clips 606 arranged symmetrically. Square holes 602 are evenly distributed around the outer side of the moxibustion jar 601 near the bottom. The number of square holes 602 can be flexibly set according to different usage needs.

[0045] When working, first drag the box 1 with the hand pull ring 9 to move the box 1 to the corresponding position;

[0046] Then open the box cover 7 using the mushroom-shaped handle 8, remove the clamping assembly on the inner cover 401 of the inner cover assembly, and extend the telescopic rod 3 to the appropriate height.

[0047] Then, the clamping assembly is clamped and fixed to the upper end of the telescopic rod 3 by the single tube clamp 501, and the two ends of the universal tube 503 are respectively installed at the hole screw 502 and the type hanging 504 by the thread head and nut.

[0048] Next, place the three sets of moxibustion jars 601 inside the corresponding stainless steel clamps 505, and turn the adjusting sleeve 506 so that the stainless steel clamps 505 hold the moxibustion jars 601.

[0049] Then, the moxibustion clip 603 is installed at the bottom of the moxibustion jar 601 using the first spring clip 604, and the fine steel mesh round cover 605 is installed at the mouth of the moxibustion jar 601 using the second spring clip 606.

[0050] Finally, the patient can be treated with moxibustion using the installed moxibustion therapy components.

[0051] When not in use, disassemble the assembled structure, store it inside the box 1, close the lid 7, and move the box 1 to a position where it will not be in the way by using the pull ring 9.

[0052] Through the above steps, a new type of simple moxibustion cart for Mongolian medicine with a compact box structure 1 is designed. The moxibustion arm is designed as a combination of a telescopic rod 3 that can extend and retract, and a universal tube 503. It can be pulled out for use and stored in the box 1 when not in use, making it less prone to dust accumulation. The moxibustion jar 601 is fixed to the universal tube 503 using a model hanging and clamp-type external threaded handle precision-cast tube bracket, which facilitates disassembly and replacement, making it more flexible and applicable. This solves the problem that existing Mongolian medicine moxibustion equipment usually has a complex structure, with multiple moxibustion frames exposed on the outside, and the outer tubes look dense and unsightly. In addition, the moxibustion arm is exposed and easily accumulates dust.

Claims

1. A new type of simple moxibustion therapy vehicle of Mongolian medicine, comprising a box body (1); characterized in that: It also includes the chassis (2), telescopic rod (3), inner cover assembly, clamping assembly, moxibustion assembly, box cover (7), mushroom handle (8), hand ring (9), flat plate wheel (10), mounting block (11), cap screw (12) and steel bar (13), the bottom of the box (1) is fixedly installed with the chassis (2), the upper end of the chassis (2) is evenly distributed with three groups of telescopic rods (3), the telescopic rod (3) is provided with five sections, the telescopic rod (3) can be retracted into the box (1), the box (1), the chassis (2), the telescopic rod (3) and the box cover (7) are made of medical stainless steel material which is not easy to rust and not easy to grow bacteria, the lower end of the telescopic rod (3) is welded with a threaded head, the outer side of the threaded head is sleeved with a nut, the upper end of the chassis (2) is provided with three groups of threaded holes matched with the telescopic rod (3), the telescopic rod (3) is detachably connected with the threaded hole through the threaded head and the nut, the nut and the chassis (2) are provided with a gasket, the outer side of the three groups of telescopic rods (3) is sleeved with a steel bar (13) for supporting the inner cover assembly, the steel bar (13) is equivalent to a bracket, the steel bar (13) and the telescopic rod (3) are slidably connected, the left and right sides of the steel bar (13) are welded to the inner wall of the box (1), the upper end of the telescopic rod (3) is detachably installed with a clamping assembly for clamping and fixing the moxibustion assembly, the upper end of the clamping assembly clamps the moxibustion assembly for moxibustion, the steel bar (13) is placed with the inner cover assembly, the front and rear ends of the box (1) are oppositely provided with four groups of bracket holes for clamping connection with the inner cover assembly, the upper end of the box cover (7) is installed with a mushroom handle (8), the side oval head end of the box (1) is detachably installed with a hand ring (9) for dragging the box (1), the lower end of the box (1) is detachably installed with four groups of flat plate wheels (10), the upper end of the flat plate wheel (10) is fixedly connected with a mounting block (11), the mounting block (11) is detachably connected with the lower end of the chassis (2) through the cap screw (12).

2. The new type of simple moxibustion therapy vehicle according to claim 1, characterized in that: The inner cover assembly includes an inner cover (401), a spring clamp foot (402), a damper (403) and an arc handle (404), the front and rear ends of the inner cover (401) are symmetrically provided with two groups of spring clamp feet (402), the inner part of the spring clamp foot (402) is provided with a damper (403) for assisting rebound, and the spring clamp foot (402) is clamped and connected with the bracket hole provided at the front and rear ends of the box (1).

3. The new type of simple moxibustion therapy vehicle according to claim 2, characterized in that: The middle and left and right sides of the inner cover (401) are respectively provided with a square slot and a semicircular slot matched with the three groups of telescopic rods (3), and the upper end of the inner cover (401) is symmetrically fixedly installed with two groups of arc handles (404) for conveniently taking and placing the inner cover (401).

4. The new type of simple moxibustion therapy vehicle according to claim 1, characterized in that: The clamping assembly comprises a single pipe clamp (501), a notch screw (502), a universal pipe (503), a several type hanging (504), a stainless steel clamp (505) and an adjusting sleeve (506), the right side of the single pipe clamp (501) is fixedly connected with the notch screw (502), the upper and lower ends of the universal pipe (503) are fixedly connected with threaded heads, the threaded head at the lower end of the universal pipe (503) is detachably connected with the notch screw (502) through a nut, the universal pipe (503) is detachably connected with the telescopic rod (3) through the single pipe clamp (501) with the notch screw (502), the threaded head at the upper end of the universal pipe (503) is detachably connected with the middle part of the several type hanging (504) through two groups of nuts arranged in an up-down opposite manner, and the universal pipe (503) is made of medical stainless steel material which is not easy to rust and grow bacteria.

5. The new type of simple moxibustion therapy vehicle according to claim 4, characterized in that: The two side wings of the several type hanging (504) are each provided with an installation hole, the upper end of the several type hanging (504) is provided with two groups of stainless steel clamps (505) in a left-right symmetrical manner, the two groups of stainless steel clamps (505) are detachably connected with the installation holes of the two side wings of the several type hanging (504) through screws and nuts, and the upper and lower parts of the stainless steel clamp (505) are adjustably connected through a screw and an adjusting sleeve (506).

6. The new type of simple moxibustion therapy vehicle according to claim 1, characterized by: The moxibustion assembly comprises an moxa moxibustion jar (601), an moxa moxibustion clamp (603), a first spring clamp (604), a fine steel mesh round cover (605) and a second spring clamp (606), the inner side wall of the moxa moxibustion jar (601) is uniformly pasted with tin paper, the bottom of the moxa moxibustion jar (601) is provided with a round hole, the size of the round hole is flexibly set according to different use requirements, the moxa moxibustion clamp (603) is clamped and installed at the round hole of the bottom of the moxa moxibustion jar (601), and the moxa moxibustion clamp (603) is detachably connected with the bottom of the moxa moxibustion jar (601) through three groups of first spring clamps (604) arranged uniformly around.

7. The new type of simple moxibustion therapy vehicle according to claim 6, characterized in that: The mouth of the moxa moxibustion jar (601) is provided with a fine steel mesh round cover (605) for preventing the falling of moxa ash, the fine steel mesh round cover (605) is detachably connected with the mouth of the moxa moxibustion jar (601) through two groups of second spring clamps (606) arranged in a symmetrical manner, and the outer side of the moxa moxibustion jar (601) is provided with square holes (602) arranged uniformly around near the bottom, and the number of the square holes (602) is flexibly set according to different use requirements.

Images