Zimmer EnPuls 2.0 Radial Shockwave

Efficient. Easy to use. Mobile. Radial Shockwave Therapy. Mobile radial shockwave therapy system with ballistic, high-energy pulses. For treatment of biological tissues and structures in various pathologies and medical conditions. Unique, easy-to-use system offering shockwave therapy access to all therapists. Modern Technology, Innovatively Designed The new enPuls user interface is highly intuitive and easy-to-use. All parameters are optimally designed for a clear layout. Ready for your therapy. Zimmer MedizinSysteme has created something really special with this new generation of enPuls products. An entire new user experience. New capacitive touch screen technology provides even simpler operation and application. Radial Shockwaves – Unique and powerful technology Radial shockwave therapy (RSWT) is a method for the treatment of superficial orthopedic disorders developed over the past 20 years. A projectile accelerated in the handpiece generates a mechanical pressure wave, which is transferred to the human body by an applicator head and which radiates out in the tissue. The mechanical energy is absorbed by the tissue and decreases as the distance from the application site increases. The mechanical stress triggers reactions in the tissue that have a positive influence on a wide range of orthopedic and neurological conditions The method is used by therapists all over the world with great success. With the enPuls Version 2.0, Zimmer MedizinSysteme now offers a system that bundles all the advantages of the application in a compact form with the lowest downstream and operating costs that is easy to operate and apply with maximum flexibility and mobility. Appliance enPuls Version 2.0 is ideal, as a system for radial shockwave therapy, for superficial orthopedic problems such as: Insertion tendinopathy Tendon problems Chronic inflammation Hypertonic muscle systems Myofascial syndromes Hematoma treatments   softshot – pulse enPuls Version 2.0 generates a special form of shockwave with a relatively heavy projectile and a comparatively low impact speed—the enPuls Version 2.0 softshot shockwave. The energy is primarily generated by the volume of the pulse and not by the high amplitude and the extremely short rise characteristic of comparable compressed-air devices. This requires that the shockwaves with rise times of approx. 3.5 µs and the typical energy settings also generated by compressed-air devices pass through the tissue without any change in the form of the wave, because the stress is within the moment of inertia and the module of elasticity of the tissue. Different from focused shockwaves, which have rise times less than 100 ns and which results in a desired gradation of the wave in the tissue causing cavitation and tissue destruction, with radial shockwaves it is not the exponential effect but simply the amount of energy that triggers the reactive processes. The slower rise of the wave (approx. 13.5 µs) and the significantly lower peak amplitude mean that enPuls Version 2.0 does not generate the typical whiplash effect of the shockwave, make it easier for the patient to tolerate. Energy applied—pressure comparison Comprehensive comparative tests in the laboratory have demonstrated that enPuls Version 2.0 with equivalent energy settings releases kinetic energy via the applicator comparable to that of a compressed-air-driven system, in which the air pressure applied to accelerate the projectile is the dosage. The similarity is shown in the following table enPuls Version 2.0 Compressed-air RSWT-System 60 mJ 1 bar 90 mJ 2 bar 120 mJ 3 bar 185 mJ 5 bar Because the kinetic energy is applied to the tissue with similar-sized applicators, the standard units such as mJ/mm² (energy density) can be used because that closely related. Dosage information from treatment protocols can thus be used 1:1. Low maintenance and long life The special technology of the enPuls Version 2.0 and the softshot shock source means that the system has the lowest maintenance costs and the longest handpiece and shockwave generator service life compared to compressed-air systems. Zimmer MedizinSysteme offers a minimum guarantee of 2,000,000 shocks per generator, corresponding to about 1,000 treatments. The generator should be replaced if there is a significant reduction in performance (shock power is reduced, misfire, etc.). This is generally noticed long after the minimum guarantee period has expired. Shop All Shockwave Therapy Technical Data Technology Compressor free ballistic radial shockwave therapy-system with electromagnetic generator as projectile accelerator Power Levels / Energy 60 to 185 mJ (equivalent to 1-5 bar) Can be precisely set in 10 mJ intervals (depending on the frequency of 60 mJ to max. 185 mJ) Modes Frequencies from 1 to 22 Hz 3 Burst modes (4 / 8 / 12 pulses) Programs 7 preset programs, adjustable Protocols More than 25 illustrated preset treatment recommendations Controls Color touch-screen for all software operations Rotary control for Energy level and for frequency Hand-piece operation with multi-directional footswitch Memory / Update SD-card for indication menu memory Favorites and adapted programs (120 places). Error log / Firmware-Update Dimensions 322 x 235 x 130 mm (L/W/H) Weight 6 lb (without hand-piece) Carrying Case is an optional accessory - contact us for pricing  Shockwave Applicator Hand Piece Ergonomic, with anodized aluminum casing and fan cooling Generator electromagnetic, integrated Dimensions 23 cm length, 5 cm diameter (max.) Weight 0.85 kg (without cable) Lifetime Minimum warranty for 2.ooo.ooo shocks Maintenance Only necessary when performance drops, not obligatory at a certain amount of shocks. Exchange of generator by service Applicator heads Diameters of 6 / 15 (2 pieces) / 25 mm Tool free exchange possibility Minimum warranty of 150.ooo shocks per applicator head Power Consumption 100 / 240 VAC / 50/60 Hz, 5/2,5 A