2 in 1 Ultrasound and Shockwave Therapy Machine
£1,282.78 GBP
Professional therapy system combining shockwave therapy and therapeutic ultrasound to support a wide range of musculoskeletal, tendon, fascia, joint, and soft tissue treatments. Shockwave therapy delivers stronger mechanical stimulation for chronic tendon, fascia, trigger-point, and musculoskeletal applications, while therapeutic ultrasound provides controlled acoustic energy for a gentler approach to muscles, tendons, and surrounding soft tissues. With both modalities integrated into one system, practitioners can select the appropriate treatment approach according to the target tissue, condition, and treatment objective.
- 2-in-1 Therapy: Shockwave + therapeutic ultrasound
- Flexible Treatment: 1–12 Bar shockwave, 1–21 Hz frequency, and 0.1–3.0 W/cm² ultrasound
- Smart Operation: 10.4″ touchscreen, smart shockwave handpiece, and 9 working heads
- Professional Use: Ideal for physiotherapy, rehabilitation, chiropractic, and sports recovery facilities
CE certified for professional use.
Free international shipping
90-Day Returns & Exchanges
Description
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Model | T240 – A |
| Shockwave Energy | 1–12 BAR |
| Shockwave Frequency | 1–21 Hz |
| Ultrasound Energy | 0.1–3.0 W/cm² |
| Ultrasound Frequency | 1 MHz |
| Shockwave Working Heads | 9 Tips |
| Bullet Life | 5 Million Shots |
| Screen | 10.4-inch Touch Screen |
| Machine Power | 320 W |
| Packing Dimensions | Host: Approx. 47.5 × 37 × 28.5 cm Package with Air Box: Approx. 60 × 52.5 × 53.5 cm |
| Gross Weight | Product: Approx. 13.3 kg Product + Packaging: Approx. 27 kg |
How it work
Shockwave Therapy
Shockwave therapy delivers high-energy acoustic pressure waves into targeted tissues, creating mechanical stimulation that triggers biological responses within the treatment area. This stimulation may promote local blood circulation, support tissue remodeling and help break down calcific deposits, thereby supporting the body’s natural repair processes and pain management.
Ultrasound Therapy
Therapeutic ultrasound uses high-frequency sound waves to create mechanical vibrations within targeted tissues. These acoustic waves can produce thermal and non-thermal effects, helping increase local blood flow, support tissue metabolism and promote soft tissue repair while reducing muscle and tissue stiffness.
Why Combine Shockwave + Ultrasound?
Shockwave therapy and therapeutic ultrasound provide different levels and forms of mechanical stimulation, allowing practitioners to select the appropriate treatment approach according to the target tissue, condition and treatment objective.
Shockwave therapy provides stronger mechanical stimulation and is particularly suited to chronic tendon, fascia, trigger-point and musculoskeletal applications.
Therapeutic ultrasound provides controlled acoustic energy for a gentler approach to muscles, tendons and other soft tissues.
By integrating both modalities into one system, practitioners can choose the appropriate therapy for different treatment requirements without relying on a single therapeutic approach.
Commonly Used for
Chronic Tendon & Fascia Conditions
For conditions such as tennis and golfer’s elbow, patellar tendinopathy, Achilles tendon pain, plantar fasciitis and tendinitis, shockwave therapy delivers targeted mechanical stimulation that may promote local circulation and support tissue remodeling and natural repair processes. Therapeutic ultrasound provides a gentler option for surrounding tendons and soft tissues, helping reduce stiffness and support tissue recovery. This makes the system suitable for patients with persistent or overuse-related tendon and fascia problems, with treatment focused on pain management, improved mobility and functional recovery.
Joint & Chronic Musculoskeletal Conditions
For knee osteoarthritis, shoulder pain, chronic neck and back pain and other musculoskeletal complaints, shockwave therapy provides mechanical stimulation to the targeted area to support local circulation and pain management, while therapeutic ultrasound can be used to address surrounding muscle and soft tissue stiffness. Treatment can help reduce discomfort, improve mobility and support rehabilitation, making it suitable for patients with chronic musculoskeletal pain, stiffness or movement limitations.
Muscle & Soft Tissue Conditions
For soft tissue injuries, chronic strains and sprains, muscular trigger points, myositis and bursitis, therapeutic ultrasound delivers controlled acoustic energy that produces mechanical vibration and thermal or non-thermal effects within the tissues, helping support circulation, tissue metabolism and soft tissue recovery. Shockwave therapy can also provide stronger mechanical stimulation for persistent trigger points and localized muscular problems, helping reduce tension and discomfort while supporting restoration of normal movement.
Sports Injuries & Recovery
For overuse injuries, tendon stress, strains, sprains and sports-related muscle or soft tissue problems, practitioners can select shockwave or therapeutic ultrasound according to the affected tissue and stage of rehabilitation. Shockwave therapy is particularly useful for persistent tendon, fascia and musculoskeletal problems, while ultrasound provides a more controlled approach for muscles and soft tissues. Together in one system, they give practitioners greater flexibility to support pain management, tissue recovery, mobility and a gradual return to physical activity.
Why Choose This System for Your Clinic?
2 Therapies in 1 Professional System
Combine pneumatic shockwave therapy and therapeutic ultrasound in one platform, helping clinics expand their treatment capabilities while reducing the need for separate equipment.
- Up to 12 Bar Adjustable Shockwave Energy
Adjust shockwave energy from 1–12 Bar according to the treatment area and individual treatment requirements, providing greater flexibility across different musculoskeletal applications.
- 1–21 Hz Adjustable Frequency
A wide adjustable shockwave frequency range allows practitioners to customize treatment parameters for different body areas and treatment protocols.
Built-In Treatment Guidance
Select different body areas directly through the interface and access recommended working heads and treatment parameters, helping simplify treatment setup and daily clinical operation.
10.4-Inch Touchscreen Control
A large touchscreen provides centralized control of both shockwave and ultrasound functions, making parameter selection and daily operation more intuitive.
9 Interchangeable Shockwave Working Heads
The system includes 9 shockwave working heads designed for different treatment areas and application requirements, allowing practitioners to select a more appropriate applicator according to the target tissue and anatomical area.
Smart Impact Handpiece for Easier Operation
The smart shockwave handpiece allows convenient treatment control directly from the applicator, helping practitioners make adjustments during treatment without repeatedly returning to the main unit.
How to Use?
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Operation of Shockwave
Treatment area: Shoulder
Working head : 5# D6 D2
Setting advice: 12HZ/4BAR
Treatment recommend : 2500 times
Recommended 3-5 courses
Treatment area: Cellulite
Working head : 1# 2# D2
Setting advice: 10HZ/6BAR
Treatment recommend: 2500 times
Recommended 3-5 courses
Treatment area: Knee joint
Working head : 3# 4# D3
Setting advice: 10HZ/4BAR
Treatment recommend: 2500 times
Recommended 3-5 courses
Treatment area: Elbow
Working head : 1# 2# D2
Setting advice: 12HZ/4BAR
Treatment recommend: 2500 times
Recommended 3-5 courses
Treatment area: Ankle
Working head : 1# 2# D2
Setting advice: 10HZ/3BAR
Treatment recommend: 2500 times
Recommended 3-5 courses
Treatment area:Back
Working head : 4# 5# D4
Setting advice:10HZ/6BAR
Treatment recommend:2500 times
Recommended 3-5 courses
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Operation of Ultrasound
Treatment area: Elbow
Working time : 12 Mins
Setting advice:1.6W/CM2
Treatment recommend: 3-5 times
Treatment area: Wrist
Working time : 10 Mins
Setting advice:1.6W/CM2
Treatment recommend: 4-8 times
Treatment area: Shoulder
Working time : 15 Mins
Setting advice: 1.6W/CM2
Treatment recommend: 4-6 times
Recommended Treatment Parameters
| Area | Frequency / Energy | Shock | Number | Total Number | Interval Time | Working Head Selection |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Elbow | 3 Hz / 3 Bar | 2000–2500 | 3–5 | 6000–12500 | 5–7 days | 2#, 3# |
| Hand / Wrist | 1 Hz / 1 Bar | 2000 | 3–5 | 6000–10000 | 5–7 days | 1#, 2# |
| Pubic Symphysis | 3 Hz / 2 Bar | 2000–2500 | 5 | 6000–12500 | Every day | 1#, 2# |
| Knee | 3 Hz / 2 Bar | 2000 | 3–5 | 6000–10000 | 5–7 days | 3#, 4# |
| Foot / Ankle | 3 Hz / 2 Bar | 1000 | 3–5 | 3000–5000 | 1 day | 1#, 2# |
| Shoulder | 6 Hz / 3 Bar | 2000–2500 | 3–5 | 6000–12500 | Every day | 5#, 6# |
| Lumbar Region | 8 Hz / 4 Bar | 2000–2500 | 3–5 | 6000–12500 | 5–7 days | 4#, 5# |
| Fat Accumulate | 10 Hz / 4 Bar | 2000–2500 | 5 | 6000–12500 | 5–7 days | 5#, 6# |
| ED | 4 Hz / 5 Bar | 2000–2500 | 5 | 6000–12500 | 5–7 days | 5#, 6# |
Usage Methods & Recommendations
- Use Coupling Gel
Apply an appropriate amount of coupling gel or lubricant to the treatment area before use. During treatment, take care to prevent the gel or lubricant from entering the working head. - Avoid Prolonged Continuous Operation
Although the working head is designed to reduce vibration, prolonged continuous use may still cause hand fatigue or strain. Take appropriate breaks during extended treatment sessions. - Replace Worn Applicator Heads
The applicator heads are consumable components and should be inspected regularly and replaced when worn or when their performance deteriorates. - Replace the Internal Projectile When Required
The metal projectile inside the shockwave handpiece is a wear component and should be replaced after approximately 2 million impacts or when excessive wear is observed. - Cleaning the Filter Cup
Place absorbent paper beneath the filter cup before draining. Lift the valve carefully to release any accumulated liquid. If necessary, remove the filter cup by turning it counterclockwise. After cleaning, reinstall and tighten it by turning clockwise.
Package List
Host × 1
Ultrasound Handpiece × 1
Smart Shockwave Handpiece × 1
Tungsten Steel Projectiles × 5 (installed inside the handpiece)
Shockwave Working Heads × 9
Contraindications & Precautions
Treatment should not be applied in the following situations or directly over the following areas:
- Open wounds or active infections
- Metastatic lesions
- Areas with impaired sensation
- Metal implants
- Near pacemakers or other implanted electronic devices
- The eyes and surrounding areas, myocardium, spinal cord, gonads, kidneys, or liver
- Blood disorders, coagulation disorders, or patients receiving anticoagulant therapy
- Polyps within the treatment area
- Thrombosis
- Tumors
- Polyneuropathy
- During corticosteroid therapy
- Areas close to major nerve bundles, major blood vessels, the spinal cord, or the head
- During pregnancy, except when ultrasound is specifically used for appropriate diagnostic purposes
- Therapeutic ultrasound should not be applied over the eyes, gonads, or active growth plates in children
Important: Treatment should be performed by appropriately trained professionals. Always follow the device instructions and applicable clinical guidelines before use.
FAQ
Shockwave therapy provides stronger mechanical stimulation and is commonly used for chronic tendon, fascia, trigger-point, and musculoskeletal applications. Therapeutic ultrasound delivers controlled acoustic energy and provides a gentler approach for muscles, tendons, and other soft tissues.
Yes. The 10.4-inch touchscreen provides selectable treatment areas and recommended parameters to help practitioners set up treatments more efficiently. Parameters can also be adjusted according to professional judgment.
Yes. Coupling gel should be used for therapeutic ultrasound to ensure proper transmission of ultrasound energy. Gel or a suitable lubricant is also recommended for shockwave treatment according to the operating instructions.
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