Massager

Claim 2

The wand massager comprising a handle having an offset section and a grip section which are interconnected to pivot relative to each other, the handle being formed into a configuration extending between straight and angular in response to a rotation about said pivot of said grip and offset sections, a disk shaped vibrating head on an end of said handle, a vibrator inside said disk, said vibrator comprising a motor driving an eccentric weight, and passageways within said disk for drawing cooling air into and expelling hot air from said disk in response to said motor driving said eccentric weight.

Claim 3

The wand massager of claim 1 wherein said disk has a face surface surrounded by a peripheral surface with a plurality of different contours formed in different areas thereon in order to perform different massaging actions when individual ones of said contours are held against a body while said motor is running.

Claim 4

A wand massager comprising a handle having an off set section and a grip section which are interconnected to pivot relative to each other, the handle being formed into a configuration extending between straight and angular in response to a rotation about said pivot of said grip and offset sections, a disk shaped vibrating head on an end of said handle, a vibrator inside said disk, said vibrator comprising a motor driving an eccentric weight, passageways within said disk for drawing cooling air into and expelling hot air from said disk in response to said motor driving said eccentric weight, said disk having a face surface surrounded by a peripheral surface with a plurality of different contours formed in different areas thereon in order to perform different massaging actions when individual ones of said contours are held against a body while said motor is running, and a blanket of somewhat rigid but still flexible material extending over the face of said disk and down over one of said contours in one of said areas on the peripheral surface of said disk, said contour having a somewhat saddle shape in the form of a concave area between two relatively high surfaces.

Claim 5

A wand massager comprising a handle having an off set section and a grip section which are interconnected to pivot relative to each other, the handle being formed into a configuration extending between straight and angular in response to a rotation about said pivot of said grip and offset sections, a disk shaped vibrating head on an end of said handle, a vibrator inside said disk, said vibrator comprising a motor driving an eccentric weight, passageways within said disk for drawing cooling air into and expelling hot air from said disk in response to said motor driving said eccentric weight, said disk having a face surface surrounded by a peripheral surface with a plurality of different contours formed in different areas thereon in order to perform different massaging actions when individual ones of said contours are held against a body while said motor is running, and a blanket of somewhat rigid but still flexible material extending over the face of said disk and down over one of said contours in one of said areas on the peripheral surface of said disk, said contour having a somewhat saddle shape in the form of a concave area between two relatively high surfaces.

Claim 6

The wand massager of claim 3 wherein one of said contours is a generally flat area having a field of dimples formed in rows and columns over one of said areas of the peripheral surface of said disk.

Claim 7

The wand massager of claim 3 wherein one of said contours is a series of spaced parallel striations formed on one of said areas of the peripheral surface of said disk.

Claim 8

The wand massager of claim 3 wherein one of said contours is a generally flat area with a field of small nodules arranged in rows and columns over one of said areas of the peripheral surface of said disk, said nodules projecting outwardly and away from the peripheral surface of said disk.

Claim 9

The wand massager of claim 3 wherein said blanket has a field of large bumps arranged in rows and columns over said face of said disk.

Claim 10

The wand massager of claim 3 and a soft covering on said grip section to facilitate a holding thereof.

Claim 11

A wand massager comprising a handle having an offset section and a grip section which are interconnected to pivot relative to each other, the handle being formed into a configuration extending between straight and angular in response to a rotation about said pivot of said grip and offset sections, a disk shaped vibrating head on an end of said handle, a vibrator inside said disk, said vibrator comprising a motor driving an eccentric weight, and passageways within said disk for drawing cooling air into and expelling hot air from said disk in response to said motor driving said eccentric weight, said disk having a face surface surrounded by a peripheral surface with a plurality of different contours formed in different areas thereon in order to perform different massaging actions when individual ones of said contours are held against a body while said motor is running, one of said contours being a generally flat area having a field of dimples formed in rows and columns over one of said areas of the peripheral surface of said disk; a second of said contours being a series of spaced parallel striations formed on a second of said areas of the peripheral surface of said disk; a third of said contours being a generally flat area with a field of small nodules arranged in rows and columns over a third of said areas on the peripheral areas of the peripheral surface of said disk, said nodules projecting away from the peripheral surface of said disk; and a fourth of said contours including a blanket of fairly rigid but flexible material extending over the face of said disk and down over said fourth of said contours on a fourth of said areas on the peripheral surface of said disk, said fourth contour being a somewhat saddle shape formed by a concave area between two high surfaces, and said blanket on said face of said disk having a field of large bumps arranged in row and columns which project away from the surface of the face of said disk.

Claim 12

A wand massager comprising a handle having an offset section and a grip section which are interconnected to pivot relative to each other, the handle being formed into a configuration extending between straight and angular in response to a rotation about said pivot of said grip and offset sections, a disk shaped vibrating head on an end of said handle, a vibrator inside said disk, said vibrator comprising a motor driving an eccentric weight, and passageways within said disk for drawing cooling air into and expelling hot air from said disk in response to said motor driving said eccentric weight, said disk having a face surface surrounded by a peripheral surface with a plurality of different contours formed in different areas thereon in order to perform different massaging actions when individual ones of said contours are held against a body while said motor is running, one of said contours being a generally flat area having a field of dimples formed in rows and columns over one of said areas of the peripheral surface of said disk; a second of said contours being a series of spaced parallel striations formed on a second of said areas of the peripheral surface of said disk; a third of said contours being a generally flat area with a field of small nodules arranged in rows and columns over a third of said areas on the peripheral areas of the peripheral surface of said disk, said nodules projecting away from the peripheral surface of said disk; and a fourth of said contours including a blanket of fairly rigid but flexible material extending over the face of said disk and down over said fourth of said contours on a fourth of said areas on the peripheral surface of said disk, said fourth contour being a somewhat saddle shape formed by a concave area between two high surfaces, and said blanket on said face of said disk having a field of large bumps arranged in row and columns which project away from the surface of the face of said disk.

Claim 13

The wand massager of claim 9 and a rechargeable battery in said handle for driving said motor, and adapter means for charging said battery in response to an energization thereof by an A.C. power source.

Claim 14

A massager comprising an elongated handle having two pivotally joined parts, one of said pivotally joined parts having first axis of rotation extending parallel to the elongation of said handle, the other of said two pivotally joined parts having a second axis of rotation which is angularly offset from said first axis by an amount which enables said two parts to be rotated to anyone of a given plurality of different configurations to cause said parts to form a handle which is selectively adjustable over a range from a straight handle to an angular handle, said handle terminating at one end in a disk having a thickness which provides a surface at the periphery of said disk, said peripheral surface being substantially perpendicular to a face surface on said disk, means for rotating said one part of said handle relative to the other part of said handle to any of many discrete locations, and means on said flat surface and on said perpendicular peripheral surface for giving a plurality of different massaging effects.

Claim 15

A massager comprising an elongated handle having two pivotally joined parts, one of said pivotally joined parts having first axis of rotation extending parallel to the elongation of said handle, the other of said two pivotally joined parts having a second axis of rotation which is angularly offset from said first axis by an amount which enables said two parts to be rotated to anyone of a given plurality of different configurations to cause said parts to form a handle which is selectively adjustable over a range from a straight handle to an angular handle, said handle terminating at one end in a disk having a thickness which provides a surface at the periphery of said disk, said peripheral surface being substantially perpendicular to a face surface on said disk, means for rotating said one part of said handle relative to the other part of said handle to any of many discrete locations, and means on said flat surface and on said perpendicular peripheral surface for giving a plurality of different massaging effects.

Claim 16

The massager of claim 11 and a flexible section between said handle and said disk for enabling said disk to flex relative to said handle in order to fit against and accommodate itself to a surface of a body.

Claim 17

The massager of claim 11 wherein said pivot is offset relative to one of said handle parts which is gripped, said offset having a maximum angle in the order of approximately 120°-160°.

Claim 18

The massager of claim 13 wherein said angle is 150°.

Claim 19

The massager of claim 11 wherein said disk has at least three different contours formed in different areas around the periphery thereof in order to perform different massaging actions when individual ones of said contours are held against a body while said motor is running.

Claim 20

A massager comprising an elongated handle having two pivotally joined parts, said pivot being set an angle relative to the elongation of said handle, said angle enabling said two joined parts to be rotated on said pivot to any selected one of a given plurality of different configurations ranging from a straight handle to an angular handle, said handle terminating at one end in a disk having a thickness which provides a surface at the periphery of said disk, said peripheral surface being substantially perpendicular to a face surface on said disk, means for rotating one part of said handle relative to the other part of said handle to any of many discrete locations, means on said flat surface and on said perpendicular peripheral surface for giving a plurality of different massaging effects, and detent means associated with said pivot, said plurality of handle configurations being click stops set by said detent means in response to a twisting of said two parts relative to each other.

Claim 21

A massager comprising an elongated handle having two pivotally joined parts, said pivot being set an angle relative to the elongation of said handle, said angle enabling said two joined parts to be rotated on said pivot to any selected one of a given plurality of different configurations ranging from a straight handle to an angular handle, said handle terminating at one end in a disk having a thickness which provides a surface at the periphery of said disk, said peripheral surface being substantially perpendicular to a face surface on said disk, means for rotating one part of said handle relative to the other part of said handle to any of many discrete locations, means on said flat surface and on said perpendicular peripheral surface for giving a plurality of different massaging effects, and detent means associated with said pivot, said plurality of handle configurations being click stops set by said detent means in response to a twisting of said two parts relative to each other.

Claim 22

The massager of claim 16 and a soft covering over one part of said handle where said handle is gripped.

Claim 23

A massager comprising a motor, an elongated handle having two pivotally joined parts, said pivot being set at an angle relative to the elongation whereby said handle may be given a plurality of different configurations ranging from straight to an angular handle, means for rotating one part of said handle relative to the other part of said handle to any of many discrete locations, said handle terminating at one end in a disk having a thickness which provides a surface at the periphery of said disk, said peripheral surface being substantially perpendicular to a face surface on said disk, said disk having a plurality of different contours formed in different areas thereon in order to perform different massaging actions when individual ones of said contours are held against a body while said motor is running, one of said counts being a generally flat area having a field of dimples formed in rows and columns over one of said areas of the peripheral surface of said disk; a second of said contours being a series of spaced parallel striations formed on a second of said areas on the peripheral surface of said disk; a third of said contours being a generally flat area with a field of small nodules arranged in rows and columns over a third of said areas of the peripheral surface of said disk, each of said small nodules projecting away from the peripheral surface of said disk; and a fourth of said contours includes a blanket of fairly rigid but flexible material extending over the face of said disk and down over said fourth of said contours on a fourth of said areas on the peripheral surface of said disk, said fourth contour being somewhat saddle shape comprising a concave area between two high surfaces, said blanket on said face of said disk having a field of a large bumps arranged in a row and columns which project away from the surface of the face of said disk.

Claim 24

A massager comprising a motor, an elongated handle having two pivotally joined parts, said pivot being set at an angle relative to the elongation whereby said handle may be given a plurality of different configurations ranging from straight to an angular handle, means for rotating one part of said handle relative to the other part of said handle to any of many discrete locations, said handle terminating at one end in a disk having a thickness which provides a surface at the periphery of said disk, said peripheral surface being substantially perpendicular to a face surface on said disk, said disk having a plurality of different contours formed in different areas thereon in order to perform different massaging actions when individual ones of said contours are held against a body while said motor is running, one of said counts being a generally flat area having a field of dimples formed in rows and columns over one of said areas of the peripheral surface of said disk; a second of said contours being a series of spaced parallel striations formed on a second of said areas on the peripheral surface of said disk; a third of said contours being a generally flat area with a field of small nodules arranged in rows and columns over a third of said areas of the peripheral surface of said disk, each of said small nodules projecting away from the peripheral surface of said disk; and a fourth of said contours includes a blanket of fairly rigid but flexible material extending over the face of said disk and down over said fourth of said contours on a fourth of said areas on the peripheral surface of said disk, said fourth contour being somewhat saddle shape comprising a concave area between two high surfaces, said blanket on said face of said disk having a field of a large bumps arranged in a row and columns which project away from the surface of the face of said disk.

Claim 25

The massager of claim 18 and a soft covering on said grip section to facilitate a holding thereof.

Claim 26

The massager of claim 19 and a rechargeable battery in said handle for driving said motor, and adapter means for charging said battery in response to an energization thereof by an A.C. power source.