| Model | L001 |
| Voltage | AC 110 / 220 V |
| Frequency | 50Hz/60Hz |
| Power | 360 W Max |
| Current | 5A MAX |
| Striking Strength | 0.5-10 Bar |
| Technology | Pneumatic Radial Shockwave |
| Application | Horses & Animals |
| Treatment Areas | 16 preset areas |
| Working Frequency | 1-22 Hz |
| Number of Working Heads | 6 |
| Net Weight | 11Kg |
| Package Size | 440 × 430 × 290 mm/17.32 × 16.93 × 11.42 inches |
Radial Shockwave Therapy for Equine Rehabilitation
The system uses pneumatic radial shockwave technology to generate controlled mechanical pressure waves through the treatment applicator.
When applied to targeted musculoskeletal areas, these mechanical pulses provide localized stimulation to tissues and are commonly incorporated into professional rehabilitation programs for tendon, ligament, muscle and joint-related conditions.
Because treatment parameters can be adjusted according to the target area and individual rehabilitation requirements, the machine gives veterinary professionals greater flexibility when working with different animals and treatment locations.
Designed for Professional Animal Care
- Equine Veterinary Clinics
Suitable for veterinary practices treating sport horses, racehorses, working horses and leisure horses with common musculoskeletal and soft-tissue conditions. - Horse Rehabilitation Centers
Supports structured rehabilitation programs involving tendons, ligaments, joints, muscles and other soft tissues. - Equestrian & Training Facilities
A practical option for professional stables, riding centers and horse training facilities that regularly manage performance-related strain and recovery. - Animal Hospitals
Can be incorporated into veterinary physical therapy programs for horses and other suitable animals requiring non-invasive musculoskeletal rehabilitation. - Canine Rehabilitation Centers
Provides an additional physical therapy modality for professional animal rehabilitation facilities working with dogs and other companion animals. - Mobile Veterinary Services
The compact tabletop design allows veterinary professionals to transport the system more easily between clinics, farms, stables and training facilities. - Animal Breeding Farms & Large Livestock Farms
Breeding farms for horses and livestock for routine musculoskeletal injury care.
What Can This Equine Shockwave Machine Be Used for?
Tendon Rehabilitation
Supports professional rehabilitation programs for common tendon conditions, including:
- Equine tendinopathy
- Bowed tendon rehabilitation
- Chronic tendon irritation
- Tendon overuse
- Tendon-related soft tissue recovery
The adjustable shockwave output allows treatment intensity to be adapted according to the target tissue and treatment plan.
Ligament Conditions
Suitable for veterinary rehabilitation involving:
- Suspensory ligament injuries
- Collateral ligament strain
- Chronic ligament irritation
- Nuchal ligament problems
- Sports-related ligament overuse
Different treatment heads can be selected depending on the size and location of the target area.
Joint & Musculoskeletal Care
Can be incorporated into rehabilitation programs for:
- Joint stiffness
- Degenerative joint conditions
- Hock-related problems
- Navicular-related conditions
- Ringbone-related discomfort
- Musculoskeletal mobility problems
Soft Tissue & Recovery
Useful as part of professional recovery programs involving:
- Soft tissue strain
- Post-training recovery
- Localized soft tissue problems
- Scar tissue management
- Rehabilitation following musculoskeletal injury
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Why Choose This Equine Shockwave Therapy System?
Built for Veterinary & Equine Use
Designed specifically for equine and veterinary applications, the system features animal-focused treatment programs and an intuitive interface, making daily operation easier for veterinarians, equine therapists and rehabilitation professionals.
16 Preset Treatment Areas
Quickly select from 16 equine treatment programs covering the atlas, shoulder, elbow, radius, knee, pastern, neck, scapula, back, pelvis, hip, femur, hock, ankle, general areas and high-energy applications.
Adjustable Energy and Frequency
With 0.5–10.0 Bar adjustable energy intensity and a 1–22 Hz frequency range, practitioners can customize shockwave output for different treatment areas, conditions and rehabilitation needs.
Dual Air Pump System
The built-in dual air pump system with filtration provides stable pneumatic output during treatment, supporting consistent performance during repeated use in veterinary clinics and rehabilitation facilities.
Six Interchangeable Treatment Heads
Six interchangeable treatment heads provide greater flexibility for different areas, from broader muscle groups to smaller, more localized treatment sites.
Intuitive Touchscreen Control
The touchscreen brings treatment-area selection, intensity, frequency and treatment information into one interface, helping practitioners set up and manage each session more efficiently.
Ergonomic Handpiece Design
A control button built directly into the shockwave handpiece allows treatment to be started or paused without repeatedly returning to the main unit, making operation around the horse more convenient.
Flexible for Clinic and Mobile Use
The compact design fits easily into veterinary clinics and rehabilitation rooms, while remaining convenient to move between stables, farms and equestrian facilities for on-site equine treatments.
Intuitive Touchscreen and Preset Treatment Programs
The user-friendly touchscreen makes treatment setup simple and efficient. Operators can quickly select the target area, adjust treatment parameters, and control the shockwave handpiece directly through the interface.
16 Preset Treatment Areas
The system includes 16 selectable programs for common equine treatment areas:
Atlas · Shoulder · Elbow Joint · Radius · Knee · Pastern · Neck · Scapula · Back · Pelvis · Hip · Femur · Hock · Ankle · General · High Energy
Simply select the desired body area and the system will automatically enter the corresponding treatment interface.
Adjustable Treatment Parameters
Once a treatment area is selected, the operator can further customize the settings according to the horse and treatment requirements:
- Energy: Adjustable from 0.5–10.0 Bar
- Frequency: Adjustable from 1–22 Hz
- Shock Count: Set and monitor the number of pulses during each session
- Current Treatment Count: Track treatment progress directly on the screen
- Easy Start & Pause Control
Treatment can be started or paused directly from the touchscreen or with the control button on the shockwave handpiece, allowing the operator to stay close to the horse while adjusting handpiece positioning.
Simple Treatment Workflow
Step 1 — Prepare the Treatment Area
Identify and prepare the target area according to the veterinary treatment plan.
Step 2 — Select the Applicator
Choose an appropriate treatment head according to the size and location of the target tissue.
Step 3 — Select the Treatment Area
Choose the corresponding anatomical area from the touchscreen preset menu.
Step 4 — Adjust Parameters
Set the appropriate pressure and frequency according to the animal, treatment area and professional protocol.
- Pressure: 0.5–10.0 Bar
- Frequency: 1–22 Hz
Step 5 — Begin Treatment
Position the applicator over the target area and start operation using either the touchscreen or handpiece control button.
Recommended Treatment Parameters
From the neck and back to the joints and lower limbs, different treatment areas require different shockwave settings. With adjustable frequency, pressure and shock counts, this system allows practitioners to customize treatment parameters for different anatomical areas and rehabilitation needs.
Note:recommended parameters are provided for reference only. Actual settings should be determined according to the animal’s condition, treatment area and professional veterinary assessment.
Package List
Shockwave Therapy Host
Shockwave Handle
Transmitter Working Heads × 6
Transmitter Heads Holder
Handle Holder
Bullets × 5
A Practical Addition to Equine Rehabilitation Services
For equine clinics and rehabilitation facilities, investing in equipment is not only about adding another treatment modality. The equipment also needs to be easy for staff to operate, flexible enough for different anatomical areas, and practical for regular clinical use.
With animal-specific presets, adjustable treatment parameters, multiple applicators and a compact professional design, this system is built to fit naturally into veterinary and equine rehabilitation workflows.
It is particularly suitable for facilities working regularly with sport horses, racehorses, competition horses and other animals requiring ongoing musculoskeletal rehabilitation and recovery support.














