| NANMA MANUFACTURING CO., LTD. Patent applications |
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| 20110230802 | MASSAGE DEVICE WITH MAGNETIC FIELD EFFECT CONTROL CAPABILITIES - A massage device having a hand-held unit including a first controller coaxially disposed within a second controller for controlling the operation of first and second massage actuators of the massage device is disclosed. The first controller includes a faceplate and the second controller includes a turning knob having the faceplate coaxially disposed therein. The second controller further includes a magnet carrier having a plurality of magnets with each magnet producing a respective magnetic field. The hand-held unit further includes a casing that defines a chamber with a framework removably disposed therein that is operatively coupled to the first and second controllers. The framework includes a push button that is operatively coupled to the faceplate, which is actuated by the first controller when the faceplate is depressed. The framework further includes first and second magnetic switches that may be triggered when the turning knob is rotated in one direction such that the magnetic field of one of the plurality of magnets triggers one of the first or second magnetic switches while rotating the turning knob in an opposite direction triggers the other one of the first or second magnetic switches to control the intensity of the first and second massage actuators. | 09-22-2011 |
| 20100326536 | DIRECTION CONTROL VALVE FOR SHOWER IRRIGATING APPLICATIONS - Embodiments of the presently described technology provide a direction control valve including first and second orifices and a pressure release mechanism. The first and second orifices provide a path of fluid flow through the valve from an inlet port to a first outlet port. The pressure release mechanism is configured to reduce pressure in the valve through a second outlet port. Embodiments of the presently described technology also provide a direction control valve including first and second fluid communication paths. The first fluid communication path is defined by an inlet port, first and second orifices, and a first outlet port. The second fluid communication path is defined by the inlet port, the first orifice, a pressure release mechanism, and a second outlet port. The second fluid communication path of the valve does not exist until an internal pressure of the valve exceeds a predetermined threshold. | 12-30-2010 |
| 20100121234 | POWERED MASSAGER WITH COAXIAL ACTUATORS - A powered massager having coaxially mounted first and second massage actuators that are positioned along the main axis of the powered massager is disclosed. The powered massager further includes a hand-held unit including a control panel for controlling the operation of the massager and a power source that is operatively associated with an electric motor that drives a rotatable output shaft through a gear arrangement. In one embodiment, the first massage actuator is a squirming massage actuator having a plurality of frames interposed between rolling members that are operable when the output shaft is driven by the electric motor, while the second massage actuator is a vibratory massage actuator that is operatively associated with the power source through a conductive pathway established between the power source and the vibratory massage actuator. | 05-13-2010 |
| 20090198158 | MASSAGE DEVICE WITH SPIRAL WAVE FORM ACTION - A massage device includes a handle engaged to a driving unit having a rotatable output shaft for driving an actuation unit which produces a spiral wave form action in a longitudinal direction is disclosed. The actuation unit includes an arrangement of bearing plates engaged to one another and mounted on the rotatable output shaft. Each of the bearing plates is engaged to a respective rotary ring in a manner that permits a rotating action by the bearing plates while the rotary rings have a slipping action relative to the output shaft in order to produce the spiral wave form action by the massage device. | 08-06-2009 |
| 20090036806 | Inflatable apparatus for holding massage actuators - Massage apparatus of the invention includes a spherical inflatable body made of resilient material for mounting a massage actuator, the body having a socket mechanism accessible at its surface for holding the massage actuator, the body having an air-nozzle for inflation/deflation. The massage actuator is either of powered nature or non-powered nature. Various embodiments are disclosed. | 02-05-2009 |
| 20080269650 | Vacuum pressure regulator for human body treatment devices - One or more embodiments of the presently described invention provide a vacuum pressure regulator including a spring, a knob, a housing, a chamber and a diaphragm. The spring encircles the knob and is capable of being compressed when the knob is rotated in one direction. The chamber and diaphragm are located inside the housing. A seal is formed when the compression of the spring creates a spring force that pushes at least a part of the diaphragm against a sealing surface of the chamber. This seal enables the chamber to maintain or hold a vacuum pressure for more than a transitory time period. | 10-30-2008 |
| 20080269553 | Powered massager for internal use on the human body - A powered massager device for internal use on the human body for providing sexual stimulation or other massage or therapeutic purposes by internal or external uses on the human body by vibration actuation. It includes a vibration actuator unit including a vibration generator, and a control interface unit separated from but electrically connected to the vibration actuator for controlling the vibration actuator. The vibration actuator unit is sized for being receivable in its entirety in a body cavity of the user. the vibration actuator unit having externally shape in the form of first and second integrally joined sections, each section having a rounded outer end, the sections providing a smooth transition from the first section to the second section, the sections forming an angle between them in the semblance of a bent fingertip. | 10-30-2008 |
| 20080230073 | Vibrating prophylactic - A prophylactic device, as one or more embodiments, includes a vibration generator and a switch disposed in a distal end of the device. The vibration generator is capable of being activated by pushing the switch towards a proximal end of the device. As one or more embodiments, a switching apparatus is provided for activating a vibration generator, which apparatus includes a ring including a recess, a switch including at least one arm connected to the ring, and an electrically conductive arm configured to contact a pole of a motor when the ring is in an activated position and to contact the recess when the ring is in a deactivated position. | 09-25-2008 |
| 20080228114 | Miniature massage vibrator - A miniature electrically powered massage vibrator includes an outermost shell slideably holding a vibrating body, i.e., a vibration generator. The vibrating body contains a power source of button-type battery cells for powering a motor of the vibration generator encased inside the body, and a power switching mechanism. Sliding movement of the outermost shell relative to the vibrating body provides the switching on/off functions of the electric power. The massage vibrator is useful for sexual assistance or marital aid or therapeutic use. | 09-18-2008 |
| 20080208085 | Disposable massage apparatus - A disposable massage apparatus having a massage actuator operatively engaged to a holding member which defines a slot adapted to receive a conductivity blocker that prevents operation of the massage apparatus is disclosed. In operation, the user withdraws the conductivity blocker from the slot in order to make the massage apparatus operational while re-inserting the conductivity blocker into the slot makes the massage apparatus inoperative. | 08-28-2008 |
| 20080207991 | Mannequin with an improved attachment between an artificial organ and a torso of the mannequin - Embodiments of the presently described invention provide a mannequin including a torso, an artificial organ and a plurality of rings. The artificial organ includes first and second openings and a channel connecting the two openings. The rings connect the artificial organ to the torso. Embodiments of the presently described invention also provide an apparatus for connecting an artificial organ to a mannequin torso. The apparatus includes a plurality of rings a plurality of holes in a torso. The rings are attached to the organ and the holes in the torso. The rings are attached to the organ proximate two openings in the organ. Embodiments of the presently described invention also provide a method for attaching an artificial organ to a mannequin. The method includes attaching a plurality of rings to the organ and attaching the rings to the mannequin. | 08-28-2008 |
| 20080207990 | Vibration massager with visual control communication - An electrically powered massage device has a hand-held unit containing a power source and operation control units extended from. It includes a squirming massage actuator as well as a vibration massage actuator connected to the squirming massage actuator. The hand-held unit contains a battery chamber carrying a plurality of batteries for providing electric power to the device The hand-held unit comprises also an electronic control unit for controlling device operation, and includes a control panel with operation pushbuttons on its outer surface. On said outer surface there is a chamber with transparent cover loosely encasing a plurality of artificial diamonds for visual attractiveness. | 08-28-2008 |
| 20080202592 | Direction control valve for shower irrigating applications - Embodiments of the presently described technology provide a direction control valve including first and second orifices and a pressure release mechanism. The first and second orifices provide a path of fluid flow through the valve from an inlet port to a first outlet port. The pressure release mechanism is configured to reduce pressure in the valve through a second outlet port. Embodiments of the presently described technology also provide a direction control valve including first and second fluid communication paths. The first fluid communication path is defined by an inlet port, first and second orifices, and a first outlet port. The second fluid communication path is defined by the inlet port, the first orifice, a pressure release mechanism, and a second outlet port. The second fluid communication path of the valve does not exist until an internal pressure of the valve exceeds a predetermined threshold. | 08-28-2008 |
