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AssigneeMichel Dussault
InventorMichel Dussault
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Abstract
A therapeutic apparatus allowing the user to stretch into it in order to aliviate muscular pains whilst controlling his weight. The chest uses dry heat and infrared spread by radiating strips. The chest is a hollow compartment, long-limbed, structured of 45 and 90 degree angles. The head remains outside the chest.
Claims17
A therapeutic apparatus in the form of a hollow chest long-limbed, made of angles from 30 to 60 degrees. It has a quadrilateral configuration, the forward section slides over the rear section, it is equipped with a rail opening system, built of stainless steel and wood. The user stretches full length inside to receive heat treatment diffused by radiating strips fixed on the inside walls of the apparatus and in the interior of the mattress. The user always has his head at the exterior of the chest, his neck is isolated by a detachable bib type pad fixed on the forward part of the chest.
A therapeutic apparatus as defined in claim one (1) above, made of the following four distinctive parts:
- a front chest, a rear chest, a base and a mattress.
A therapeutic apparatus made of a front and a rear chest, a stainless covered exterior, a cedar finished interior and in between these finishes we find the internal structure of metal braces which creates an air chamber completing an airtight chest as defined in claim one (1).
A therapeutic apparatus with the forward chest sliding over the rear chest by a rail sliding system with wheels fixed on the front part for a better support allowing the opening of the appartus, the chest as definded in claim one (1).
A therapeutic apparatus equipped with a bib type removable leather pad fixed on the front part of the chest as described in claim one (1) which allows the apparatus to be airtight and adaptation of the treatment.
A therapeutic apparatus with the rear part closed by a cedar wood board for the protection of the electronic system of the chest as defined in claim one (1).
A therapeutic apparatus using radiating strips placed in the internal angles of the front and rear chests and in the mattress. It allows a uniform heat propagation in the chest as defined in claim one (1).
A therapeutic apparatus using radiating strips made of heating wires integrated between two (2) strips of rubber as defined in claim seven (7).
A therapeutic apparatus equipped with a metal grill covered with a rubberized silicone coating installed around the radiating strips which prevents the user from touching the radiating strips in the chest as defined in claim one (1).
A therapeutic apparatus equipped with a metal box to protect the wires situated on top of the chest as defined in claim one (1).
A therapeutic apparatus equipped with an exterior aluminium compartment to protect the control panel situated on the rear chest as defined on claim one (1).
A therapeutic apparatus equipped with a control panel wich regulates the temperature and the degree of the chest as defined in claim one (1).
A therapeutic apparatus conceived with an air chamber in the front and rear chest. It contains the wiring and the metal braces allowing the conservation of heat in the chest as defined in claim one (1).
A therapeutic apparatus equipped with an electromagnetic security system which stops the aparatus when the front chest is pushed back for the security of the users. The system is situated in the front part of the chest as defined in claim one (1).
A therapeutic apparatus which chest base is made of cedar wood and plywood, base that permits a tight closing of the chest as defined in claim one (1).
A therapeutic apparatus which both parts of the chest base are joined by two (2) hinges assuring the solidity of the chest as defined in claim one (1).
A therapeutic apparatus equipped with a mattress made of leather on the exterior, the interior is made of radiating felt, ordinary felt and radiating strips inserted between the two (2) felts, mattress used for back treatment, it covers the whole base of the chest as defined in claim one (1).
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.