Cushioned vibrating means

Details Cushioned vibrating means Cushioned vibrating means

1976-11-02

1979-01-30

Trapp, Lawrence W.

Surgery

Truss

Perineal

A61H 100

Patent

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041366859

ABSTRACT:
The combination of a pressure-switch operated vibrating motor, enclosed within a cushioning material, such as synthetic or natural foam, having an enlarged surface area relative to that of the motor. As a person applies pressure on said enlarged cushioning means, as by leaning on the cushion, the pressure switch is engaged to close a circuit thereby starting the vibrating motor enclosed within the cushioning means. The cushioning means acts as a damping means for the vibrating motor for greater comfort than would otherwise occur if the vibrating motor were not so enclosed.

REFERENCES:
patent: 2096646 (1937-10-01), Thornton-Norris
patent: 2687718 (1954-08-01), Britton et al.
patent: 2902993 (1959-09-01), Wagner
patent: 3115139 (1963-12-01), Schneider

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