SW33 Focused Shockwave Therapy Machine for Physiotherapy and Sports Recovery

Working Principle

The Focused Shockwave Therapy Machine uses piezoelectric focused shockwave technology. When a high-voltage pulsed electric field is applied to the piezoelectric ceramic elements, the inverse piezoelectric effect produces rapid mechanical deformation and generates a high-energy shockwave. The shockwave is then focused through the spherical structure of the applicator, concentrating acoustic energy at a defined focal point.

The focused energy passes through the skin and reaches the selected depth within the target tissue. The mechanical stimulation produced by the shockwave may support local circulation, tissue remodeling, and the body’s natural repair processes.

Focused shockwaves may also produce mechanical and cavitation-related effects within tissues, helping address areas associated with tissue adhesion, fibrosis, calcification, or reduced tissue mobility. In addition, mechanical stimulation of nerve endings can contribute to temporary pain modulation.

Key Features

1. Precise Focusing – Concentrates shockwave energy at a defined focal point for targeted treatment.
2. Adjustable Depth – 8 silicone pad probes support treatment depths of 4–66 mm.
3. Reduced Surface Discomfort – Designed to minimize energy density at the skin surface for improved treatment comfort.
4. Low Noise – Piezoelectric technology and integrated structural design help reduce operating noise.
5. Dual Touchscreen Control – Features a 13.3-inch capacitive touchscreen on the main unit and a 2.4-inch touchscreen on the handpiece.
6. Non-Invasive Treatment – External treatment without surgical incision or drug injection.
7. Efficient Workflow – A typical treatment session takes approximately 10–15 minutes, depending on the treatment area and protocol.

Applications

The system can be incorporated into professional physical therapy, sports medicine, orthopedic, and rehabilitation treatment protocols.

Musculoskeletal Pain

1. Frozen shoulder
2. Calcific supraspinatus tendinopathy
3. Tennis elbow and golfer’s elbow
4. Patellar tendinopathy
5. Knee osteoarthritis
6. Plantar fasciitis
7. Achilles tendinopathy
8. Calcaneal spurs
9. Lumbar myofascial pain and muscle strain
10. Greater trochanteric pain syndrome (GTPS)

Soft Tissue & Rehabilitation

1. Myofascial pain and trigger points
2. Muscle strains
3. Ligament injuries
4. Muscle tightness after exercise
5. Exercise-related muscle recovery

Bone Tissue Repair

1. Delayed fracture healing
2. Fracture nonunion

Handle and Probes

Dedicated ED Treatment Handpiece
Designed for focused shockwave applications targeting erectile dysfunction protocols.

Silicone Probes

4-10mm; 10-15mm; 15-25mm; 25-35mm; 35-45mm; 45-55mm; 55-66mm; 5-35mm

Technical Parameters