Roller type hyperthermo-radiative apparatus for a mat for hot compress and acupressure

Abstract

The present invention, which relates to a roller type hyperthermo-radiative apparatus, is designed to minimize friction resistance upon horizontal movement thereof. The roller type hyperthermo-radiative apparatus includes a backing plate with wheels fixedly supported at four corners thereof. A plurality of pairs of supporting mechanisms is mounted on the backing plate. Roller type rotating members are rotatably installed between respective pairs of the supporting mechanism and include cylindrical empty spaces formed therein. Heating members are inserted into the empty spaces of the rotating members from both ends of the spaces. Bearing members fixedly support the heating members to the supporting means and rotatably couple the rotating members thereto. Socket portions are connected to the heating members for supplying external electric power. The roller type hyperthermo-radiative apparatus is preferably mounted on a mat for hot compress and acupressure.

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