Specification	Details
Shockwave Energy	0.5–12 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

Built Around Real Equine Rehabilitation Needs

1. One Modality Cannot Cover Every Tissue

Tendons, ligaments, muscles and joints do not always require the same type or intensity of stimulation. Relying on a single modality can limit treatment flexibility.

2. Different Rehabilitation Stages Require Different Approaches

A horse may require different treatment approaches as it progresses from localized injury management to soft-tissue recovery and return-to-training support.

3. Treating Different Anatomical Areas Is Difficult

The shape, depth and size of treatment areas vary significantly between the hoof, pastern, tendon, shoulder, back and hindquarters.

Why Combine Shockwave and Therapeutic Ultrasound?

Therapy	Main characteristic	More suitable for
Pneumatic Shockwave	Stronger, localized mechanical pulses	Tendons, ligaments, joints and localized musculoskeletal areas
1 MHz Therapeutic Ultrasound	Controlled acoustic energy with mechanical and thermal effects	Muscles, soft tissues and broader or more sensitive areas
Combined System	Allows modality selection according to tissue and rehabilitation stage	Multi-stage equine rehabilitation programs

The two modalities can be selected individually and incorporated into a broader rehabilitation plan under professional guidance.

Designed for Flexible Equine Treatment

Adjustable Shockwave Settings
Adjust pressure from 1–12 Bar, frequency from 1–21 Hz and impact count from 500–5,000 according to the treatment area and rehabilitation plan.

1 MHz Therapeutic Ultrasound
Adjust ultrasound intensity from 0.1–3.0 W/cm² and treatment time from 1–60 minutes for muscle and soft-tissue applications.

9 Interchangeable Shockwave Heads
Select different applicator sizes for smaller localized areas or broader muscle and soft-tissue regions.

Built-in Equine Programs
Built-in programs provide convenient starting settings for different anatomical areas, while manual adjustment supports professional customization.

Stable Pneumatic Performance
Dual air pumps, filtration and cooling help maintain stable shockwave output during routine professional use.

Who Is This System Designed For?

Equine veterinary clinics

Horse rehabilitation centers

Racehorse and performance-horse facilities

Professional trainers and stable managers

Mobile equine practitioners

Veterinary teaching and training facilities

Simple Professional Workflow

Assess the Horse
Identify the target tissue, anatomical area and rehabilitation stage.
Select the Modality
Choose shockwave therapy or therapeutic ultrasound.
Adjust the Settings
Select a preset program or configure the parameters manually.
Apply and Monitor
Use the appropriate applicator and monitor the horse’s response.