Ultrasonic Therapy Heavy Duty

• Core Technology: Built with robust internal components (such as heavy-duty MOSFET or microprocessor-based circuitry) and a piezoelectric crystal applicator head, the machine converts electrical energy into high-frequency mechanical sound vibrations (commonly 1 MHz).
• Depth and Penetration: A 1 MHz frequency targets deep-seated tissues, muscles, ligaments, and tendons roughly 3 to 5 cm beneath the skin surface.
• Therapy Modes:
• Continuous Mode: Produces a steady thermal (heating) effect that relaxes tight muscles, reduces chronic stiffness, and increases blood circulation.
• Pulsed Mode: Delivers intermittent waves that create non-thermal mechanical effects (like acoustic streaming) to help manage acute inflammation and swelling.
• Clinical Design: Heavy-duty models feature durable metal or reinforced plastic cabinets, digital LED/LCD display screens, adjustable treatment timers (5 to 15 minutes), intensity control, and pause/resume functions.
• Common Applications: Used by licensed physiotherapists and rehabilitation centers to treat chronic musculoskeletal conditions, arthritis, tendonitis, muscle spasms, back/shoulder pain, and sports injuries.