Shower head with a toroidal pulsator and a magnetic ring

The invention relates to a shower arm with a torus regulator and a magnetic ring that is comprised of a body ( 1 ) with a body head ( 25 ), a bell ( 2 ), a cover ( 3 ), a torus ( 4 ), a mixing element ( 5 ), a ring ( 6 ), a pin ( 7 ) and a barrier ( 9 ) on the cover, a barrier ( 8 ) and a nozzle ( 10 ) on the bell, a cavity ( 11 ) for water inlet, an inlet ( 12 ) of water into the shower head ( 25 ), a space ( 13 ), a gap ( 14 ) on the mixing element, a chamber ( 15 ), gaskets ( 16 ) and ( 17 ), a thread ( 18 ), a space ( 19 ) for directed flow, pins ( 20 ) and a groove ( 21 ) on the ring, a groove ( 22 ) on the bell, a thread ( 23 ) for connecting a hose, a support surface ( 24 ), a magnetic ring ( 26 ) and an output spray ( 27 ) of water and air. When the water circulates within the space ( 19 ) underneath the torus ( 4 ), negative pressure—vacuum occurs from both the internal and the external sides of the torus cross-section that conditions suction of the air from the chamber ( 15 ) of the cone of the bell ( 2 ). This air is suctioned through the nozzle ( 10 ). In the space below the mixing element ( 5 ) the air and the water swirl which alternately enter into the air/water mixture and form a wide conical spray ( 27 ). The bell is provided with the groove ( 22 ), into which the ring ( 6 ) with pins ( 20 ) is tightly inserted. The pins are made from a soft material and serve for mechanical massage of the skin and the crown of the hair. On the other side in the ring there is the groove ( 21 ), into which the magnetic ring ( 26 ) is inserted. Its role is to normalize the water crystals and to arrange them into a natural shape. The nozzle ( 10 ) for spray outlet has an orifice large enough in order not to clog due to impurities in the water and limescale.