Thermal Therapy Massage Roller
OwnerChristopher Diecidueinventor
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Abstract
A thermal therapy massage roller includes an elongate substantially cylindrical rigid sleeve defining an elongate cavity proportioned for receipt of a rechargeable battery having an electrode and charging adaptor at a base of the battery; a layer of insulation secured about the rigid sleeve; a circumferential heating element secured about the layer of insulation, the heating element in electrical communication with the battery; a layer of flexible insulative material surrounding the heating element, and an outer layer of a resilient and flexible foam-like material circumferentially surrounding the insulative layer, the foam-like material defining an outer layer of the roller.
Claims13
A thermal therapy massage roller, comprising:
- (a) a cylindrical substantially rigid sleeve having an elongate cavity therein proportioned for receipt of a rechargeable battery having an electrode and charging adaptor at a base thereof;
- (b) a layer of flexible insulation secured about said rigid sleeve;
- (c) a pad-like circumferential heating element secured about said layer of insulation, said heating element in electrical communication with said battery;
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- (d) an outer layer of a resilient partially foam-like material circumferentially surrounding said pad-like element, said foam-like material defining an outer layer of the roller.
A thermal therapy massage roller, comprising:
- (a) a heat-resistant substantially rigid cylindrical core;
- (b) a pad-like circumferential heating element secured about said heat resistant core, said element powered by an electrical cord having a connection to a household AC outlet;
- (c) a flexible insulative layer surrounding said heating element;
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- (d) a resilient foam-like outer layer surrounding said insulative layer.
The roller as recited in Claim between said pad-like element and said electrical cord comprises:
- an anti-kinking or anti-twisting adaptor.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.