Magnetic Therapy Thermal Therapy Physical Rehabilitation Treatment Equipment

• Customization: Available
• Type: Pneumatic Ballistic Shock Wave
• Function: Tissue Repair
• Model NO.: PMST3
• Theory: Electrotherapeutics
• Certification: CE, ISO13485
• LCD Display: With LCD Display
• Group: Adult
• Model No.: Pmst-3 Neo
• Field Strength at The Coil: 4t
• Voltage: 100-240V
• Oscillation Frequncy in St Mode: 1000-3000Hz
• Water Cooling System: Water 2.5L
• Package: Alu Box Inside and Carton Box Outside
• Gross Weight: 72kg
• Function 2: Improves Superficial and Deep Blood Circulation
• Function 4: Stimulates Venous and Lymphatic Drainage
• Portable: Portable
• Performance of The The Field: 92t/S
• Output Power: 1200W
• Oscillation Frequncy in Mt Mode: 1-100Hz
• Near Infrared Wavelength: 940nm /640nm /620nm
• Package Size: 60.5*60*114.5cm
• Transport Package: Alu
• Specification: 61*60*115CM
• Trademark: GOMECY
• Origin: Beijing
• Production Capacity: 500pieces/Month

Product Description

Product Description

Near Infrared Wavelength	940nm /640nm /620nm
Output Power	1200W
Oscillation Frequncy in Mt Mode	1-100Hz

Pulse Magnetic Therapy (PMT) is a type of alternative therapy that involves the use of electromagnetic fields to treat various medical conditions. It's based on the idea that these electromagnetic fields can influence the body's natural processes and promote healing. Pulse Magnetic Therapy Machines are devices designed to deliver these electromagnetic pulses to specific areas of the body.

The therapy works on the principle of electromagnetic induction. When an electromagnetic field is applied to a specific area of the body, it can generate tiny electrical currents within the tissues. These currents are believed to stimulate cellular activity, improve blood flow, and promote tissue healing.

Pulse Magnetic Therapy Machines typically consist of the following components:

Generator: This is the main unit of the device that produces the electromagnetic pulses. It usually contains the controls and settings that allow the user to adjust the intensity, frequency, and duration of the pulses.

Applicator or Coil: The applicator or coil is the part of the machine that comes into direct contact with the body. It's responsible for delivering the electromagnetic pulses to the targeted area. The coil can be placed directly on the skin or positioned near the body, depending on the type of machine and the condition being treated.

Control Panel: The control panel provides the user with options to adjust the treatment parameters. This includes settings such as pulse frequency, intensity, and treatment time. Some machines might also have pre-programmed modes for different types of conditions.

Power Source: Pulse Magnetic Therapy Machines are typically powered by electricity and might come with rechargeable batteries or cords for direct power supply.

Safety Features: To ensure safe usage, these machines often have built-in safety features, such as automatic shut-off timers or intensity limits.

Pulse Magnetic Therapy Machines are used for a wide range of conditions, including pain management, inflammation reduction, improved circulation, and muscle relaxation. However, it's important to note that the scientific evidence supporting the efficacy of Pulse Magnetic Therapy is mixed, and its use is considered a form of complementary or alternative therapy. Before using such a device, it's advisable to consult with a healthcare professional to ensure it's appropriate for your specific condition and to understand any potential risks or limitations.

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