The THORK Shock Wave Therapy System has an electromagnetic energy generator and radial applicator that allows its use safely and effectively in both aesthetic therapy and rehabilitation settings.
Treatment protocols for aesthetics and rehabilitation with more than 30 pre-programmed protocols for orthopedic and muscular rehabilitation and both body and facial aesthetics, all bases on scientific evidence.
THORK Shock Wave is a micro controlled equipment of therapy using extracorporeal shock wave (ESWT – Extracorporeal Shock Wave Therapy). The mechanical energy cavitation produced be THORK Shock Wave is transferred to the patient through a radial shock wave applicator.
It presents maximum energy of 200mJ, and the Shock Wave emission mode can be single or sequential, with adjustment of frequency up to 22Hz and the number of shots can be previously adjusted until 9999 or free mode (Free).
THORK Shock Wave can be used with tips of different sizes and materials for several therapeutic applications. It presents an ergonomic applicator, exclusive design, touchscreen, and an informative tutorial. It is an effective equipment, safe, precise, and easy-to-use.
Specifications:
Energy: 60 a 200mJ w/increment of 5mJ
Frequency: 1 a 22Hz +/- 10% w/ increment of 1Hz
Shots: Free or from 1 to 9999 w/increment of 1 shot
Pulse mode: Single or Sequential (Continuous pulses)
Ramp mode: On and Off
Private protocols: 1 to 20
Preprogrammed protocols: 1 to 9
The Thork Shockwave Therapy System includes 8 applicator tips in total, 4 stainless steel and 4 plastic. The stainless steel tips are designed to reach deeper structures, such as adipose tissue, and are indicated for reduction of adipose tissue. Plastic tips aim to reach the most superficial layers such as the skin and are used for treatments of sagging skin and facial rejuvenation.
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