What is the difference between piezoelectric and electromagnetic FSWT?

Piezoelectric systems (like this unit) use crystals to generate waves — producing consistent, precisely focused energy with minimal thermal effect. Electromagnetic systems use a coil and membrane, which can produce slightly more heat and less precise focusing. Piezoelectric is generally considered the gold standard for clinical FSWT.

Can this machine treat bone conditions?

Yes. Focused shock wave therapy is FDA-approved and ESWT-guideline-recommended for non-union fracture healing. The ability to precisely target deep bone tissue (up to 66 mm) makes FSWT uniquely suited for this application. Clinical studies show healing rates of 60–80% in previously non-united fractures.

Is training provided?

Yes. We provide comprehensive video training covering machine operation, safety protocols, and treatment guidelines for common conditions. For advanced clinical applications (bone healing, ED treatment), we recommend additional specialized certification courses.

What is included in the package?

The unit includes: main console, handpiece with 1.8-inch screen, 7 silicone pad depth probes, power cable, ultrasound gel starter kit, user manual, and aluminum transport case. Additional probe sets and replacement parts are available for separate purchase.

SKU: SK-3595

Focused Shock Wave Therapy Machine for Pain Relief and Rehabilitation

Name: Focused Shock Wave Therapy Machine for Pain Relief and Rehabilitation
Brand: Multi-Beauty
SKU: SK-3595
Price: 2499 USD
Availability: InStock

Shock wave therapy machine with shock wave therapy. For physical therapy and rehab centers.

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What Is Focused Shock Wave Therapy (FSWT)?

Focused Shock Wave Therapy (FSWT) uses piezoelectric technology to generate acoustic waves that converge at a precise focal point deep within tissue — up to 66 mm below the skin surface. This is fundamentally different from radial shock waves, which disperse energy broadly. Focused waves concentrate their entire energy payload at a specific depth, making them the preferred modality for deep tissue conditions including bone healing, deep tendon pathology, and targeted pain management.

At $2,499, this professional-grade piezoelectric FSWT unit is designed for clinics, rehabilitation centers, and sports medicine facilities that require precise deep-tissue treatment capability.

How Focused Shock Waves Work

The piezoelectric crystal inside the handpiece converts electrical energy into acoustic waves. These waves are focused by an acoustic lens, converging at a specific focal point. By changing the silicone pad probes (7 included), practitioners adjust the penetration depth from 4 mm to 66 mm — selecting the exact tissue layer to target.

Unlike ballistic radial devices, piezoelectric FSWT produces waves with consistent, repeatable energy profiles and minimal thermal effect, ensuring precise, safe treatment delivery.

Key Features

Piezoelectric focused shock wave technology — precise energy delivery at programmable depths (4–66 mm)

15-inch toughened glass touchscreen — large, responsive display for parameter control and treatment navigation

1.8-inch handle-mounted screen — real-time parameter display on the handpiece for adjustment without looking at the main console

7 silicone pad probes for adjustable penetration depth (4 mm to 66 mm)

Adjustable intensity (1–8 bar) and frequency (1–10 Hz) for condition-specific protocols

Power range 10–500W — from gentle stimulation to high-energy therapeutic output

Aluminum flight case packaging — durable transport protection for mobile use

Clinical Applications

Focused shock wave therapy has the strongest evidence base among all ESWT modalities:

Chronic tendinopathies: Deep calcific tendinitis of the shoulder, insertional Achilles tendinopathy, proximal hamstring tendinopathy

Bone healing: Non-union fractures, delayed union fractures, stress fracture acceleration (FDA-approved indication)

Deep tissue pain: Greater trochanteric pain syndrome, deep hip pathology, sacroiliac joint dysfunction

Avascular necrosis: Early-stage femoral head necrosis (adjunctive therapy)

Erectile dysfunction: Low-intensity FSWT for vasculogenic ED (emerging evidence)

Wound healing: Chronic non-healing wounds and diabetic ulcers

Focused vs. Radial Shock Wave: When to Use Each

Factor	Focused (This Unit)	Radial
Penetration depth	Up to 66 mm	35–40 mm
Energy precision	Concentrated at focal point	Dispersed over area
Best for	Deep tendons, bone, targeted pain	Superficial tissue, large areas, trigger points
Treatment time	5–10 minutes (precise targeting)	10–20 minutes (broader coverage)
Price range	$2,000–$5,000	$200–$1,500

Factor

Focused (This Unit)

Radial

Penetration depth

Up to 66 mm

35–40 mm

Energy precision

Concentrated at focal point

Dispersed over area

Best for

Deep tendons, bone, targeted pain

Superficial tissue, large areas, trigger points

Treatment time

5–10 minutes (precise targeting)

10–20 minutes (broader coverage)

Price range

$2,000–$5,000

$200–$1,500

Many clinics invest in both modalities to cover the full spectrum of shock wave therapy applications.

Condition	Depth	Intensity	Frequency	Sessions
Calcific tendinitis	20–30 mm	4–6 bar	4–6 Hz	3–5
Achilles tendinopathy	15–25 mm	3–5 bar	4–8 Hz	3–5
Non-union fracture	Site-specific	6–8 bar	2–4 Hz	3–6
Deep muscle pain	30–50 mm	2–4 bar	6–10 Hz	3–5

Condition

Depth

Intensity

Frequency

Sessions

Calcific tendinitis

20–30 mm

4–6 bar

4–6 Hz

3–5

Achilles tendinopathy

15–25 mm

3–5 bar

4–8 Hz

3–5

Non-union fracture

Site-specific

6–8 bar

2–4 Hz

3–6

Deep muscle pain

30–50 mm

2–4 bar

6–10 Hz

3–5

Technology	Piezoelectric Focused Shockwave
Touch Screen	15 inches (toughened glass capacitive)
Penetration Depth	4–66mm (adjustable via 7 silicone pad probes)
Pulse Frequency	1–10 Hz (adjustable)
Intensity Range	1–8 Bar (adjustable)
Operating Voltage	AC100V–240V, 50Hz–60Hz
Power	10–500W
Packaging	Aluminum box

Flight Case Size	50 × 56 × 60 cm
Gross Weight	26.2 kg

Focused Shock Wave Therapy Machine for Pain Relief and Rehabilitation

What Is Focused Shock Wave Therapy (FSWT)?

How Focused Shock Waves Work

Highlights

Key Features

Clinical Applications

Focused vs. Radial Shock Wave: When to Use Each

Recommended Treatment Protocols

Specifications

Technical

Physical

Included

FAQ

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