Shockwave machine 10 bar tissue repair therapy machine electro-magnetic shockwave therapy

It is an advanced electromagnetic shockwave therapy device designed for physical therapy professionals to treat musculoskeletal conditions and support tissue repair using focused mechanical pulses.

The device generates high-energy mechanical (acoustic) pulses delivered through therapy heads to targeted tissues. These pulses stimulate healing responses, improve blood flow, and reduce pain in musculoskeletal areas.

The '10 bar' specification refers to the device's adjustable energy setting range, which in this model goes from 0.5 to 10 bar, allowing clinicians to select appropriate intensity for different clinical needs.

The unit operates between 1–21 Hz. Frequency affects the number of shock pulses delivered per second; lower frequencies are often used for focused, higher-energy treatments while higher frequencies allow faster delivery at lower energy per pulse. Choice depends on treatment protocol.

Common indications include tendinopathies (e.g., plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendinopathy), myofascial trigger points, calcific shoulder tendinitis, and other soft-tissue and chronic pain conditions. Treatment should follow clinical guidelines and individual assessment.

The system includes seven physical therapy heads designed to treat different areas and tissue depths. Heads vary in shape and contact area to allow treatment of focal points, broad areas, and different tissue types.

The device has a maximum power output of 350W and is compatible with both 220V/50Hz and 110V/60Hz mains supplies, making it suitable for use in many regions.

Session length and number depend on the condition and protocol; typical sessions range from 5 to 20 minutes with multiple sessions often scheduled over several weeks. Follow the device manual and clinical best practices for specific protocols.

The unit is reasonably portable for clinic use with a gross weight of 52 kg and compact outer packaging (61 × 61 × 112 cm). It is robust but may require assistance to move safely.

Contraindications commonly include pregnancy, active infection or malignancy at the treatment site, coagulation disorders or use of anticoagulants, and implanted electronic devices such as pacemakers near the treatment area. Always review the user manual and consult a physician when in doubt.

The device features a 10-inch touch screen with an intuitive interface for easy navigation and control of energy, frequency, and treatment parameters.

Regular maintenance includes inspecting therapy heads and connections, keeping the unit clean and dry, and following manufacturer instructions for cleaning contact surfaces with approved disinfectants. Routine checks and servicing per the manual extend device life and safety.

The system includes seven therapy heads and standard packaging. Additional consumables or optional accessories (e.g., protective covers, spare heads) may be available—check with the supplier for a complete list.

Operators should be trained in shockwave therapy principles and the device's specific settings and safety procedures. Many suppliers offer initial training, user manuals, and clinical guidelines—confirm available training with the vendor.

Warranty and after-sales support vary by seller and region. Contact the supplier or manufacturer for details on warranty length, coverage, technical support, and spare parts availability.