A neck massager

Abstract

This utility model discloses a cervical spine massager, relating to the field of massagers. It includes a massager surface, a massager base, a base body, a speed adjustment knob, a rotary switch, a fixed bottom shell, a bottom shell housing, and a power supply battery. The massager surface is fixedly connected to the top surface of the massager base. The top surface of the base body has a side clamping frame, and one side of the base body has a side groove containing a connecting wire. The other side of the base body has a speed adjustment knob and a control switch. This utility model provides a better overall massage effect and meets overall user needs. It allows for up-and-down friction on the neck and shoulders, and the installation is simplified. It effectively uses rotating massage blocks for massage, resulting in a better overall massage effect that meets user requirements.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of massage devices, specifically a cervical spine massage device. Background Technology

[0002] This massager is an upgraded version of the massage device, a new generation of health care equipment developed based on physics, bionics, bioelectricity, traditional Chinese medicine, and years of clinical practice. The way of health preservation encompasses both physical health and the art of living. It emphasizes following one's heart's desires. When a person is healthy, their six desires flourish, hence the desire for activity; when a person is in a sub-healthy state, their six desires decline, hence the desire for stillness. The saying "what is flourishing must eventually decline, what is active must eventually lead to stillness, and what is still must eventually lead to activity" is merely a theory. The important foundation is adjusting the five internal organs to achieve the goal of health preservation—this is the true essence of the art of living, which is simply following one's heart's desires, making life truly fulfilling.

[0003] Traditional neck massagers are not effective in moving up and down, making them difficult to adjust and unsuitable for massaging the cervical spine. The overall massage effect is poor and cannot meet the overall user needs. They also cannot effectively rub the neck and shoulders. Furthermore, the installation process is relatively complicated, and the rotating massage blocks cannot effectively provide rotational massage. As a result, the overall massage effect is not satisfactory and the overall massage effect is poor.

[0004] Therefore, those skilled in the art have provided a cervical spine massager to solve the problems mentioned in the background art. Utility Model Content

[0005] The purpose of this utility model is to provide a cervical spine massager to solve the problems mentioned in the background art, such as the inability to effectively move up and down, difficulty in better adjustment, inability to massage the cervical spine, poor overall massage effect, inability to meet overall user needs, difficulty in providing up and down friction to the neck and shoulders, and complicated installation, inability to effectively use the massage rotating blocks for rotational massage, and overall poor massage effect.

[0006] To achieve the above objectives, this utility model provides the following technical solution: A cervical spine massager includes a massager surface, a massager base, a base body, a speed adjustment knob, a rotary switch, a fixed bottom shell, a bottom shell housing, and a power supply battery. The massager surface is fixedly connected to the top surface of the massager base. The top surface of the base body has a side clamping frame. One side of the base body has a side groove containing a connecting wire. One side of the base body has a speed adjustment knob and a control switch. The massager is housed inside the base body. The top surface of the rotary switch has an integrated circuit block, contact terminals, an indicator light, and an internal resistor block. The top surface of the fixed bottom shell is fixedly connected to a fixed top shell. One end of the top surface of the fixed top shell has a heat dissipation plate and a fixing groove. A massage rotating block is housed inside the fixed bottom shell. The power supply battery is housed inside the bottom shell housing. One end of the power supply battery has a driver, and one end of the driver has a mounting block. The bottom shell housing has a mounting column inside and an up / down adjuster at one end.

[0007] As a preferred embodiment of this utility model: the massager base includes a base body, a side clamping frame, a connecting wire, a side groove, a gear adjustment knob, a control switch, and a massager.

[0008] In a preferred embodiment of this utility model, the gear adjustment knob and control switch are electrically connected to the massager via connecting wires.

[0009] In a preferred embodiment of this utility model, the gear adjustment knob includes a rotary switch, an integrated circuit block, contact terminals, an indicator light, and an internal resistor block.

[0010] In a preferred embodiment of this utility model, the rotary switch is electrically connected to the integrated circuit block, contact terminals, indicator lights, and internal resistor block.

[0011] As a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the massager includes a fixed groove, a massage rotating block, a fixed bottom shell, a fixed top shell, and a heat dissipation plate.

[0012] In a preferred embodiment of this utility model, the fixed base includes a power supply battery, a driver, a mounting block, a mounting column, an up-down adjuster, and a base shell.

[0013] Compared with the prior art, the beneficial effects of this utility model are: This utility model discloses a cervical spine massager, which overcomes the limitations of traditional cervical spine massagers that cannot effectively move up and down during use. It allows for better adjustment, is suitable for massaging the cervical spine, and provides a better overall massage effect. It also meets the overall user needs, allowing for up-and-down friction on the neck and shoulders. Furthermore, the installation process is simplified, and the massage is effectively performed through rotating massage blocks. The overall massage effect satisfies the user's requirements and provides a better overall massage experience. Attached Figure Description

[0014] Other features, objects, and advantages of this invention will become more apparent from the following detailed description of non-limiting embodiments with reference to the accompanying drawings: Figure 1 This is a three-dimensional structural diagram of a cervical spine massager. Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the overall internal structure of a cervical spine massager. Figure 3 This is a three-dimensional structural diagram of a massager in a cervical spine massager. Figure 4 This is a three-dimensional structural diagram of the intensity adjustment knob in a cervical spine massager.

[0015] Figure 5 This is a three-dimensional structural diagram of the fixed base shell in a cervical spine massager.

[0016] In the diagram: 1. Massager surface; 2. Massager base; 201. Base body; 202. Side clamping frame; 203. Connecting wire; 204. Side groove; 205. Gear adjustment knob; 2051. Rotary switch; 2052. Integrated circuit block; 2053. Contact terminal; 2054. Indicator light; 2055. Internal resistor block; 206. Control switch; 207. Massager; 2071. Fixing groove; 2072. Massage rotating block; 2073. Fixing bottom shell; 20731. Power supply battery; 20732. Driver; 20733. Mounting block; 20734. Mounting column; 20735. Up and down adjuster; 20736. Bottom shell; 2074. Fixing top shell; 2075. Heat sink. Detailed Implementation

[0017] Please see Figure 1-5In this embodiment of the utility model, a cervical spine massager includes a massager surface 1, a massager base 2, a base body 201, a speed adjustment knob 205, a rotary switch 2051, a fixed bottom shell 2073, a bottom shell housing 20736, and a power supply battery 20731. The massager surface 1 is fixedly connected to the top surface of the massager base 2. This overcomes the limitation of traditional cervical spine massagers that cannot effectively move up and down during use, allowing for better adjustment and making it suitable for massaging the cervical spine. The overall massage effect is better, and it can also meet the needs of... To meet overall usage needs, it can provide up-and-down friction for the shoulders and neck. The top surface of the base 201 has a side clamping frame 202, and one side of the base 201 has a side groove 204. The side groove 204 contains a connecting wire 203. One side of the base 201 has a gear adjustment knob 205 and a control switch 206. The base 201 contains a massager 207. The top surface of the rotary switch 2051 has an integrated circuit block 2052, a contact terminal 2053, an indicator light 2054, and an internal resistor block 2055. The fixed base shell 207 is also included. The top surface of component 3 is fixedly connected to a fixed top shell 2074. During use, a connecting wire 203 is installed inside a side groove 204 on one side of the base 201, allowing for easy placement of the connecting wire 203. Simultaneously, the gear adjustment knob 205 and control switch 206 facilitate gear adjustment. The rotary switch 2051 is used for switch adjustment. The integrated circuit block 2052, contact terminal 2053, indicator light 2054, and internal resistor block 2055 form a complete gear adjustment knob 205 control system, facilitating use and... In operation, a heat dissipation plate 2075 is provided at one end of the top surface of the fixed top shell 2074, a fixing groove 2071 is provided at one end of the top surface of the fixed top shell 2074, a massage rotating block 2072 is provided inside the fixed bottom shell 2073, a power supply battery 20731 is provided inside the bottom shell 20736, a driver 20732 is provided at one end of the power supply battery 20731, a mounting block 20733 is provided at one end of the driver 20732, a mounting column 20734 is provided inside the bottom shell 20736, and an up-down adjuster 20735 is provided at one end of the bottom shell 20736.

[0018] Please see Figure 1 , Figure 3 and Figure 5The massager base 2 includes a base body 201, a side clamping frame 202, a connecting wire 203, a side groove 204, a speed adjustment knob 205, a control switch 206, and a massager 207. Powered by a battery 20731, it operates by driving the massage rotating block 2072 to rotate and massage via a driver 20732. An up-and-down adjuster 20735 allows for vertical adjustment. A bottom shell 20736 houses the massage rotating block 2072, the battery 20731, the driver 20732, the mounting block 20733, and the mounting post 20734. The speed adjustment knob 205 and the control switch 206 are electrically connected to the massager 207 via the connecting wire 203. The speed adjustment knob 205 includes a rotary switch 2051, an integrated circuit block 2052, a contact terminal 2053, an indicator light 2054, and an internal resistor block 2055. The rotary switch 2051 is electrically connected to the integrated circuit block 2052, contact terminal 2053, indicator light 2054, and internal resistor block 2055. The massager 207 includes a fixing groove 2071, a massage rotating block 2072, a fixing bottom shell 2073, a fixing top shell 2074, and a heat sink 2075. Installation is simplified, and the massage rotating block provides effective rotational massage, meeting user requirements and enhancing the overall massage effect. The fixing bottom shell 2073 includes a power supply battery 20731, a driver 20732, a mounting block 20733, a mounting column 20734, an up / down adjuster 20735, and a bottom shell 20736.

[0019] It should be noted that this utility model is a cervical spine massager, comprising: 1. a massager surface; 2. a massager base; 201. a base body; 202. a side clamping frame; 203. a connecting wire; 204. a side groove; 205. a gear adjustment knob; 2051. a rotary switch; 2052. an integrated circuit block; 2053. a contact terminal; 2054. an indicator light; 2055. an internal resistor block; 206. a control switch; 207. a massager; and 2071. a fixing groove. ; 2072, Massage rotating block; 2073, Fixed bottom shell; 20731, Power supply battery; 20732, Driver; 20733, Mounting block; 20734, Mounting column; 20735, Up and down adjuster; 20736, Bottom shell housing; 2074, Fixed top shell; 2075, Heat sink. All components are general standard parts or parts known to those skilled in the art. Their structure and principles can be learned by those skilled in the art through technical manuals or conventional experimental methods.

[0020] The working principle of this utility model is as follows: It overcomes the limitation of traditional cervical spine massagers, which cannot effectively move up and down during use. It allows for better adjustment, is suitable for massaging the cervical spine, and provides a better overall massage effect. It also meets overall user needs, allowing for up-and-down friction on the neck and shoulders. During use, a connecting wire 203 is installed inside a side groove 204 on one side of the base 201, facilitating its placement. The gear adjustment knob 205 and control switch 206 allow for easy control and gear adjustment. The rotary switch 2051 is used for on / off adjustment. The system also includes an integrated circuit block 2052, contact terminals 2053, and indicator lights 205. 4. The internal resistor block 2055 forms a complete control system for the gear adjustment knob 205, which is easy to use and operate. Powered by the battery 20731, it operates by driving the massage rotating block 2072 to perform rotational massage through the driver 20732. The up and down adjuster 20735 can be adjusted up and down. The bottom shell 20736 is used to house the massage rotating block 2072, the battery 20731, the driver 20732, the mounting block 20733, and the mounting column 20734. The overall installation is simplified, and the massage rotating block can effectively perform rotational massage. The overall massage effect can meet the user's requirements and the overall massage effect can be better.

[0021] The above description is only a preferred embodiment of the present utility model, but the protection scope of the present utility model is not limited thereto. Any equivalent substitutions or changes made by those skilled in the art within the technical scope disclosed in the present utility model, based on the technical solution and the inventive concept of the present utility model, should be included within the protection scope of the present utility model.

Claims

1. A cervical spine massager, comprising a massager surface (1), a massager base (2), a base body (201), a speed adjustment knob (205), a rotary switch (2051), a fixed bottom shell (2073), a bottom shell housing (20736), and a power supply battery (20731), characterized in that, The massager base (2) has a massager surface (1) fixedly connected to its top surface. The top surface of the base body (201) is provided with a side clamping frame (202). One side of the base body (201) is provided with a side groove (204). A connecting wire (203) is provided in the side groove (204). One side of the base body (201) is provided with a gear adjustment knob (205) and a control switch (206). The massager (207) is provided inside the base body (201). The top surface of the rotary switch (2051) is provided with an integrated circuit block (2052), a contact terminal (2053), an indicator light (2054), and an internal resistor block (2055). The top surface of the fixed base shell (2073) is fixedly connected to... A fixed top shell (2074) is provided, and a heat dissipation plate (2075) is provided at one end of the top surface of the fixed top shell (2074). A fixed groove (2071) is provided at one end of the top surface of the fixed top shell (2074). A massage rotating block (2072) is provided inside the fixed bottom shell (2073). A power supply battery (20731) is provided inside the bottom shell (20736). A driver (20732) is provided at one end of the power supply battery (20731). A mounting block (20733) is provided at one end of the driver (20732). A mounting column (20734) is provided inside the bottom shell (20736). An up-and-down adjuster (20735) is provided at one end of the bottom shell (20736).

2. A cervical spine massager according to claim 1, characterized in that, The massager base (2) includes a base body (201), a side clamping frame (202), a connecting wire (203), a side groove (204), a gear adjustment knob (205), a control switch (206), and a massager (207).

3. A cervical spine massager according to claim 1, characterized in that, The gear adjustment knob (205) and control switch (206) are electrically connected to the massager (207) via a connecting wire (203).

4. A cervical spine massager according to claim 1, characterized in that, The gear adjustment knob (205) includes a rotary switch (2051), an integrated circuit block (2052), a contact terminal (2053), an indicator light (2054), and an internal resistor block (2055).

5. A cervical spine massager according to claim 1, characterized in that, The rotary switch (2051) is electrically connected to the integrated circuit block (2052), the contact terminal (2053), the indicator light (2054), and the internal resistor block (2055).

6. A cervical spine massager according to claim 1, characterized in that, The massager (207) includes a fixed groove (2071), a massage rotating block (2072), a fixed bottom shell (2073), a fixed top shell (2074), and a heat dissipation plate (2075).

7. A cervical spine massager according to claim 1, characterized in that, The fixed base (2073) includes a power supply battery (20731), a driver (20732), a mounting block (20733), a mounting column (20734), an up and down adjuster (20735), and a base housing (20736).

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