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China Shock Wave Therapy Instrument - Electromagnetic Ballistic Type | Reliable Suppliers & Factory Solutions

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Shock wave therapy, a high-energy mechanical wave, has been transforming the medical field since its introduction in 1980. Known for its effectiveness in treating chronic tendinopathy, bone diseases, and skin conditions, shockwave therapy has emerged as the gold standard in clinical practices for alleviating chronic pain. Our product stands out in the industry, supported by reputable China suppliers and factories dedicated to quality and innovation.

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Product Model and Specifications:
 • Dimensions (W x H x D) without touch screen: 426 x 144 x 340 mm.
 • Weight: 9.5 kg.
 • Integrated compressor for seamless operation.
 • Pressure: maximum effective pressure of 4 bar, with frequency options ranging from 1-17 Hz (pressure-dependent); optional V - 1-21 Hz Actor handle vibration.
 • Optional: 10-inch touch screen for enhanced user interface.

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    Product Introduction

    The electromagnetic ballistic shock wave therapeutic instrument uses the high magnetic coil to make the oscillator move at a high speed in the cavity to generate vibration, and coupling into the human body through the gun probe to promote tissue repair and pain relief.

    Product features

    Safe, painless, non-invasive, no side effects, no consumables;
    Rapid pain relief, treatment effect lasting;
    Low operation is convenient, the operation doctor is easy to use;
    Low power output stable, accurate positioning pain points;
    Accord with human body engineering design of the handle, easily grasp;
    Portable design, more application scenarios;

    Indications

    Shock wave therapy has been proved to be pain relief and clinical treatment of chronic tendinitis, the effect of shock wave therapy designed to decompose the scar tissue and start the healing process. It is not limited to relieve the following conditions/symptoms:
    Tennis elbow
    Calcifying tendinitis of the shoulder
    Golf elbow
    Medial tibial stress syndrome
    Plantar fasciitis
    Achilles tendinopathy
    Patellar tendinopathy
    Biceps tendon of disease
    Back/hip pain/piriformis
    Carpal tunnel syndrome

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    Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

    What is electromagnetic ballistic shock wave therapy?
    It is a non-invasive physical therapy method that uses high-energy acoustic waves generated by an electromagnetic coil. These waves travel through a probe into the body to stimulate blood circulation, accelerate tissue repair, and effectively relieve chronic pain.
    Is the treatment painful, and are there side effects?
    The treatment is safe, non-invasive, and generally well-tolerated. Patients may feel a mild tingling or pulsing sensation during the procedure. Side effects are minimal and temporary, occasionally including slight redness or local soreness that subsides within a few days.
    How many sessions of shock wave therapy are needed?
    Most patients experience noticeable pain relief and functional improvement after 3 to 5 treatment sessions. Sessions are typically scheduled 5 to 7 days apart, depending on the patient's condition and the doctor's recommendation.
    What conditions can be treated with this instrument?
    It is highly effective for chronic tendon injuries and musculoskeletal disorders, including plantar fasciitis, tennis/golf elbow, Achilles tendinopathy, shoulder calcification, patellar tendinopathy, and general back or hip pain.
    Why choose electromagnetic ballistic technology?
    Unlike traditional methods, electromagnetic ballistic shock waves offer highly stable power output, precise targeting of pain points, and a user-friendly handle design. It provides deeper tissue penetration and consistent clinical efficacy with no consumables required.

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