November 18, 2025

As the manufacturer, I often receive questions about whether shockwave therapy devices are “too loud” for clinical use. Our testing confirms that while the acoustic impulse is distinct, the sound exposure remains within recognized occupational safety limits when operated as directed. Shockwave therapy machines typically produce impulse noise between 75 dB and 90 dB, depending […]

As the manufacturer, I design each shockwave therapy system 1 with multi-layer over-heat protection because temperature control safeguards both patient comfort and equipment longevity. Yes—professional shockwave therapy machines include active over-heat protection features such as temperature sensors, automatic power reduction, and timed cool-down cycles. These systems prevent coil or compressor overheating during extended treatments and

As the manufacturer, I’m asked about IP ratings for electrical enclosures 1 in every clinic demo and mobile-use inquiry, because enclosure protection directly affects safety, uptime, and warranty claims. Yes—most salon/clinic shockwave machines carry modest IP ratings (often IP20–IP22 at the console) designed for indoor medical environments, not wet rooms. Ingress protection matters for electrical

As the manufacturer, I hear this first in every audit: do our shockwave systems require EMC testing? The short answer is yes—and we design for it from day one. Yes. Shockwave therapy machines are active medical-electrical devices and must undergo EMC testing to control emissions and ensure immunity. Without verified EMC conformity, devices risk interference,