Pneumatic shockwave therapy is a non-invasive physical treatment technology that uses mechanically generated pressure waves to stimulate biological tissues. Unlike electrical or thermal methods, pneumatic shockwaves are produced through compressed air acceleration, creating high-energy mechanical impulses that can be precisely transmitted into muscles, fascia, tendons, and other soft tissues.

By delivering controlled mechanical vibrations directly to the treatment area, pneumatic shockwave therapy helps improve local blood circulation, enhance cellular metabolism, stimulate tissue regeneration, and reduce pain caused by chronic inflammation, soft tissue adhesion, or calcification.

Technology Principle

The SW267 Pneumatic Shockwave Therapy Device is designed based on the ballistic pneumatic shockwave principle. The system electronically regulates compressed air through a ballistic pressure compressor, which accelerates a projectile inside the handpiece. This creates a powerful mechanical impact transmitted through elastic collision to the treatment probe and directly into the tissues.

Application Scope

Core Therapeutic Effects

Applicator Types & Handpiece

Equipped with multiple heads to meet different treatment depths:

• Flat Applicators (6mm - 20mm): For superficial muscle and direct surface impact.
• Radial Applicators (25mm - 30mm): For medium-depth energy diffusion and wider coverage.
• Focused Applicator (40mm): Deep tissue self-focusing for targeted areas.

Operation Protocols

Product Parameters

Safety & Contraindications

Shockwave therapy should not be applied to the eye region, heart, spinal cord, or major organs. It is restricted for patients with heart disease, severe hypertension, pacemakers, active bleeding, or pregnancy. Avoid areas with metal implants or acute inflammation.