Acoustic pressure waves for tissue and circulation

Shockwave Devices

Shockwave therapy delivers focused or radial acoustic pressure waves into tissue. The mechanical stimulus is used widely in orthopaedics, sports medicine and regenerative practice for tendon, joint and soft tissue complaints.

The waves encourage local circulation and cellular signalling in the treated area. Sessions are short, non-invasive and require no anaesthetic.

We supply both radial and focused units with the applicator sets appropriate to the intended use, plus training on protocol and settings.

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Technical specifications

Wave types
Radial and focused applicator options
Energy levels
Adjustable per applicator
Pulse frequency
Adjustable
Session length
Typically 10–20 minutes
Anaesthetic
None required
Included
Applicator set plus protocol and settings training

Specifications vary by configuration. Contact us for the full datasheet and a side-by-side comparison with other devices.