Horizontal thunderbolt moxibustion device

Abstract

The utility model relates to horizontal type thunder and fire moxa -moxibustion, belong to moxa -moxibustion tool technical field, the moxa -moxibustion tool includes bottom box, support arm, lifting arm, drive mechanism, cross arm and moxa -moxibustion box, support arm is set up on bottom box and bottom end is fixed in the inner bottom surface of bottom box, the top passes the through -hole set up on the top surface of bottom box and exposes the top of bottom box, lifting arm goes up and down and moves and slides in support arm and partially exposes the top of support arm, drive mechanism is located in the bottom of support arm for driving lifting arm to go up and down and move, the rear end of cross arm is fixed in the top end of lifting arm, and the front end exposes one side of bottom box, and moxa -moxibustion box is fixed in the front end of cross arm, and moxa -moxibustion box includes metal box body and the burner set up in the inside of metal box body, and metal box body includes bottom box and top cap, and is equipped with round through -hole on top cap, and the burner is set up in the bottom box below round through -hole, and is equipped with the heat -penetrating hole on the bottom box below the burner, and the moxa stick can be directly inserted into the burner through round through -hole. The utility model is more convenient to operate.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the technical field of moxibustion tools, and in particular to a horizontal thunder-fire moxibustion tool. Background Technology

[0002] The horizontal thunder-fire moxibustion device is a health care tool that uses the heat of moxa to apply moxibustion to the back of the body. It can stimulate relevant acupoints, activate meridian energy, open up local skin mechanisms, and promote the penetration of medicine into the corresponding acupoints, thereby achieving the effects of dredging meridians, promoting blood circulation, and improving blood flow. Traditional horizontal thunder-fire moxibustion devices all have the moxa stick completely placed inside the moxibustion box, and the moxibustion box must be opened for installation and replacement of the moxa stick, which is relatively cumbersome. Utility Model Content

[0003] The present invention aims to improve the ease of use of horizontal lightning strike equipment.

[0004] Therefore, the present invention adopts the following technical solution:

[0005] The horizontal moxibustion device includes a base box, a support arm, a lifting arm, a drive mechanism, a cross arm, and a moxibustion box. The support arm is erected on the base box with its bottom end fixed to the inner bottom surface of the base box and its top end protruding through a through hole in the top surface of the base box. The lifting arm slides down inside the support arm and partially protrudes above the support arm. The drive mechanism is located at the bottom inside the support arm to drive the lifting arm to move up and down. The rear end of the cross arm is fixed to the top end of the lifting arm, and its front end protrudes to the side of the base box. The moxibustion box is fixed to the front end of the cross arm.

[0006] The moxibustion box includes a metal box body and a burner located inside the metal box body. The metal box body includes a bottom box and a top cover. The bottom box is fixed to the front end of the cross arm, and the top cover is fixed to the top of the bottom box to close the top opening of the bottom box. The top cover has a through hole, and the burner is located inside the bottom box below the through hole. The bottom surface of the bottom box below the burner has a heat-permeable hole.

[0007] The burner includes a metal tube, a connecting flange at the top of the metal tube, a retaining ring inside the bottom opening of the metal tube, and a scraper blade below the retaining ring. The metal tube is erected directly below the through hole with its top opening aligned with the through hole and its bottom end positioned away from the bottom surface of the base box. The flange is fixed to the inner surface of the top cover to secure the metal tube to the top cover. The retaining ring protrudes from the bottom opening of the metal tube. The scraper blade is an L-shaped metal sheet with one end welded and fixed to the retaining ring and the other end located below the bottom opening of the retaining ring. The diameter of the through hole and the inner diameter of the metal tube are both larger than the diameter of the moxa stick, so that the moxa stick can be easily inserted into the metal tube through the through hole. The inner diameter of the retaining ring is not larger than the diameter of the moxa stick, so that it can tightly encircle the moxa stick to seal the bottom opening of the metal tube, preventing the smoke generated by the burning bottom of the moxa stick from being directly discharged from the metal box through the top opening of the metal tube.

[0008] This invention features a through hole on the top cover of a metal box, and a burner that connects to the through hole is located inside the bottom box of the metal box. The moxa stick can be directly inserted into the burner from the outside of the metal box, or it can be directly removed from the outside of the metal box, making it more convenient to install and replace the moxa stick and improving the ease of operation. Attached Figure Description

[0009] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of the horizontal thunder-fire moxibustion device of this utility model;

[0010] Figure 2 This is a longitudinal sectional view of the overall structure of the Lei Huo Moxibustion Tool of this utility model;

[0011] Figure 3 This is a longitudinal sectional view of the moxibustion box structure of this utility model;

[0012] Figure 4 for Figure 3 Enlarged view of the local structure within the dashed circle;

[0013] Figure 5 This is a schematic diagram of the moxibustion box structure after the moxa sticks are installed. Detailed Implementation

[0014] To better understand this utility model, the following detailed description is provided in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and specific embodiments.

[0015] like Figure 1 and 2 The horizontal moxibustion device shown includes a base box 10, a support arm 20, a lifting arm 30, a drive mechanism 40, a cross arm 50, and a moxibustion box 60. The base box 10 is a square box with casters 11 at each of its four bottom corners. The support arm 20, lifting arm 30, and cross arm 40 are all square tubes. The support arm 20 is erected on the base box 10, with its bottom end fixed to the inner bottom surface of the base box 10 and its top protruding through a through hole in the top surface of the base box 10. The lifting arm 30 slides vertically within the support arm 20 and partially protrudes above the support arm 20. The drive mechanism 40 is located on the support arm 20. The drive mechanism 40, located at the bottom of the support arm 20, includes a motor 41, a screw 42, and a nut 43. The motor 41 is fixedly installed at the bottom of the support arm 20. The screw 42 is vertically installed inside the support arm 20 and its bottom end is connected to the motor 41. Its top end passes through a rod hole on the bottom surface of the support arm 30. The nut 43 is fixedly installed in the rod hole and screwed onto the screw 42. The motor 41 drives the lifting arm 30 to move up and down by driving the screw 42 to rotate. The rear end of the horizontal arm 50 is fixed to the top end of the lifting arm 30, and its front end protrudes from one side of the base box 10. The moxibustion box 60 is fixedly installed at the front end of the horizontal arm 50.

[0016] like Figure 2 and 3As shown, the moxibustion box 60 includes a metal box body 61 and a burner 62 disposed inside the metal box body 61. The metal box body 61 includes a bottom box 61.1 and a top cover 61.2. The bottom box 61.1 is a rectangular box that opens to the top. The two long sides of the bottom box 61.1 serve as the front and back sides, respectively. The front end of the cross arm 50 is fixed to the back side of the bottom box 61.1 in the center. The top cover 61.2 is disposed on the top of the bottom box 61.1 to close the top opening of the bottom box 61.1. One end of the top cover 61.2 is hinged to the bottom box 61.1 by a hinge, and the other end is locked to the bottom box 61.1 by a latch, thereby fixing it to the bottom box 61.1.

[0017] like Figure 1 and 3 As shown, the top cover 61.2 has four round through holes 61.21 arranged side by side along its length. Each round through hole 61.21 has a corresponding burner 62 in the bottom box 61.1 below it. Each burner 62 has a corresponding heat-transmitting hole 61.11 on the bottom surface of the bottom box 61.1 below it. Each heat-transmitting hole 61.11 has a slot 61.12 on the outer bottom surface of the base 61.1 below it. Each slot 61.12 has an ash-blocking mesh 63 inserted into it to shield the heat-transmitting hole 61.11 above it. The ash-blocking mesh 63 can both allow the heat of the moxa stick to pass downwards through the metal box 61.1 and prevent the ash of the moxa stick from falling out of the metal box 61.1.

[0018] like Figure 3 and 4 As shown, the burner 62 includes a metal tube 62.1, a flange 62.2 fixedly disposed at the top of the metal tube 62.1, a retaining ring 62.3 fixedly disposed inside the bottom opening of the metal tube 62.1, and a scraper blade 62.4 fixedly disposed below the retaining ring 62.3; the flange 62.2 is fixed to the inner surface of the top cover 61.2 to vertically fix the metal tube 62.1 on the top cover 61.2, and to align the top opening of the metal tube 62.1 with the through hole 61.21, and the bottom end of the metal tube 62.1 with the bottom surface of the base box 61.1. The diameter of the through hole 61.21 and the inner diameter of the metal tube 62.1 are both larger than the diameter of the burner. The diameter is such that the moxa stick can be easily inserted into the metal tube 62.1 through the through hole 61.21; the retaining ring 62.3 protrudes into the bottom opening of the metal tube 62.1, and the inner diameter of the retaining ring 62.3 is not greater than the diameter of the moxa stick, so that it can seal the bottom opening of the metal tube 62.1 by tightly wrapping around the moxa stick, preventing the smoke generated by the burning of the moxa stick from being directly discharged outside the metal box 61 along the metal tube 62.1; the scraper 62.4 is an L-shaped metal sheet with one end welded and fixed to the retaining ring 62.3 and the other end located below the bottom opening of the retaining ring 62.3. Multiple scraper 62.4 are provided and are arranged around the bottom of the retaining ring 62.3.

[0019] like Figures 1 to 5As shown, during use, four moxa sticks 80, each lit at one end, are inserted into the four metal tubes 62.1 through the four round holes 61.21 until the burning end of the moxa stick 80 protrudes below the retaining ring 62.3. The retaining ring 62.3 vertically fixes the moxa sticks in place. Since outside air can be supplied into the metal box 61 through the heat-permeable holes 61.11, the bottom of the moxa stick 80 can remain burning without going out. A person lies prone on the health bed under the moxibustion box 60, aligning the heat-permeable holes 61.11 on the moxibustion box 60 with the acupoints on the back of the person, allowing for moxibustion therapy through the heat of the moxa. During use, the height of the moxibustion box 60 can be adjusted via the lifting tube 30, and the moxibustion box 60 can be moved horizontally by moving the base box 10. To prevent the moxa stick 80 from going out, the moxa stick 80 can be pressed down intermittently so that the bottom end of the moxa stick 80 is always exposed below the retaining ring 62.3. Press the bottom end of the moxa stick 80 down onto the scraper blade 62.4. By rotating the moxa stick 80, the scraper blade 62.4 can scrape off the ash at the bottom end of the moxa stick 80.

[0020] like Figure 2 and 3 As shown, in order to prevent the smoke from burning moxa sticks from being directly discharged from the metal box 61 and polluting the place of use, a smoke exhaust pipe 64 is provided in the center of the back of the bottom box 61.1, which connects the bottom box 61.1 and the cross arm 50. The rear part of the cross arm 50 is connected to the top of the lifting arm 30, the bottom of the lifting arm 30 is connected to the support arm 20, and the bottom of the support arm 20 is connected to the bottom box 10. A filter 70 is provided in the bottom box 10. The air inlet of the filter 70 is connected to the bottom box 10, and the air outlet is connected to a range hood. Thus, the smoke accumulated in the metal box 61 can be exhausted to the outside through the range hood.

Claims

1. A horizontal moxibustion device, comprising a base box, a support arm, a lifting arm, a drive mechanism, a cross arm, and a moxibustion box; the support arm is erected on the base box with its bottom end fixed to the inner bottom surface of the base box and its top end protruding through a through hole in the top surface of the base box; the lifting arm is slidably mounted inside the support arm and partially protrudes above the support arm; the drive mechanism is located at the bottom inside the support arm to drive the lifting arm to move up and down; the rear end of the cross arm is fixed to the top end of the lifting arm, and its front end protrudes to the side of the base box; the moxibustion box is fixed to the front end of the cross arm; characterized in that: The moxibustion box includes a metal box body and a burner located inside the metal box body. The metal box body includes a bottom box and a top cover. The bottom box is fixed to the front end of the cross arm, and the top cover is fixed to the top of the bottom box to close the top opening of the bottom box. The top cover has a through hole, and the burner is located inside the bottom box below the through hole. The bottom surface of the bottom box below the burner has a heat transmission hole. The burner includes a metal tube, a connecting flange at the top of the metal tube, a retaining ring inside the bottom opening of the metal tube, and a scraper blade below the retaining ring. The flange is fixed to the inner surface of the top cover to hold the metal tube upright on the top cover, with the top opening of the metal tube aligned with the through hole and the bottom end of the metal tube positioned away from the bottom surface of the base box. The retaining ring protrudes from the bottom opening of the metal tube. The scraper blade is an L-shaped metal sheet with one end welded to the retaining ring and the other end located below the bottom opening of the retaining ring. The diameter of the through hole and the inner diameter of the metal tube are both larger than the diameter of the moxa stick, allowing the moxa stick to be easily inserted into the metal tube through the through hole. The inner diameter of the retaining ring is not larger than the diameter of the moxa stick, so that it can tightly encircle the moxa stick and seal the bottom opening of the metal tube, preventing the smoke generated by the burning bottom of the moxa stick from being directly discharged from the metal box through the top opening of the metal tube.

2. The horizontal thunder-fire moxibustion device according to claim 1, characterized in that: The base box is a square box with casters at all four corners of its bottom.

3. The horizontal thunder-fire moxibustion device according to claim 1, characterized in that: The support arm, lifting arm, and cross arm are all made of square tubing.

4. The horizontal thunder-fire moxibustion device according to claim 1, characterized in that: One end of the top cover is hinged to the bottom box, and the other end is locked to the bottom box with a latch, thus fixing it to the top of the bottom box.

5. The horizontal thunder-fire moxibustion device according to claim 1, characterized in that: Multiple scraper blades are provided and are arranged in a ring around the bottom of the retaining ring.

6. The horizontal thunder-fire moxibustion device according to claim 1, characterized in that: The bottom of the base box below the burner has heat-permeable holes.

7. The horizontal thunder-fire moxibustion device according to claim 6, characterized in that: The base below the heat inlet is equipped with a dust-blocking mesh to shield the heat inlet.

8. The horizontal thunder-fire moxibustion device according to claim 7, characterized in that: The dust-blocking mesh is inserted into the slot on the bottom surface of the base below the heat-transmitting hole.

9. The horizontal thunder-fire moxibustion device according to claim 1, characterized in that: The back center of the base box has a smoke exhaust pipe that connects the base box and the cross arm. The rear of the cross arm is connected to the top of the lifting arm. The bottom of the lifting arm is connected to the support arm. The bottom of the support arm is connected to the base box. The base box contains a filter. The air inlet of the filter is connected to the base box, and the air outlet is connected to the range hood.

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