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Nubway ES1

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Nubway ES1

Product Code: DAA-3993

A 2.35 kg handpiece does the pressing, sparing therapists' arms.

A cylinder of 55 hypoallergenic silicone spheres rotates at up to 450 rpm, delivering an output frequency of 40 to 300 Hz, pressing and vibrating the tissue as the therapist guides it, with a second handpiece for the face.

Sections

Body Contouring Systems

Categories

Dermatology & Aesthetics

Condition

New

Origin

China

Seller Type

Certified Professional Seller

Size:

420 × 440 × 1220 mm

CE & ISO Certified

Global Shipping

Supplier: Medigear

Built by Nubway, the ES1 is a vertical inner-ball roller therapy tower for aesthetic clinics, salons, and spas offering body and facial treatments. Its body handpiece holds a cylinder of 55 silicone spheres in 11 rows of five, rotating at up to 450 rpm with an output frequency of 40 to 300 Hz, from a machine rated at 300 W. Nubway supplies spheres in three different materials for different treatments. The ES1 has no vacuum, radio frequency, light source, or electrical muscle stimulation.

Handpiece weight shapes a therapist's day. Nubway gives the body handpiece an ideal weight of 2,350 g, heavy enough that the operator guides it without pushing down, so the compression comes from the device and not from the therapist's arms and shoulders. Across a diary of back-to-back body sessions, that difference decides how many treatments one person can deliver comfortably, and it is the honest case for the machine.

The photographed unit carries a Spheresculpt badge on its column, a dark control panel with a display at the top, and two handpieces: a large body roller on the left and a smaller facial roller on the right. Nubway lists a 15.4-inch screen, AC 110 V or 220 V with a 10 A fuse, and a running noise below 49 dB at maximum speed. The facial handpiece's sphere count and weight come from the configuration sheet, which the enquiry team supplies.

The unit measures 420 × 440 × 1220 mm and weighs 40 kg. Medigear.uk offers it to buyers in more than 80 countries, and the enquiry team provides stock and lead time.

The ES1 suits aesthetic clinics, beauty salons, day spas, wellness centres and sports massage studios that sell body treatments as courses. On the body, typical work covers cellulite on the thighs and buttocks, a heavy or puffy feeling in the legs, and firmness on the abdomen and upper arms. The facial handpiece extends the menu to puffiness around the eyes and jaw, facial tone, and a lifted, refreshed look, often booked alongside a body session.

Therapist workload is the practical reason to buy it. A body handpiece weighing 2,350 g provides the compression, so the therapist steers and doesn't have to press. Clinics running several body sessions in a row can keep the same therapist on the rota without the strain that manual techniques bring, and treatment quality stays consistent from the first booking to the last.

Expectations need care at consultation. Clients usually feel lighter and see smoother skin over a course, but the evidence for compressive microvibration rests on small, open studies. A 2015 systematic review of cellulite treatments found convincing support only for acoustic wave therapy and a minimally invasive laser. Clients expecting weight loss, or a single-session change in clothing size, should hear that plainly. Anyone with leg swelling of unknown cause, or a vein problem, needs a medical opinion first.

Wellness chains, physiotherapy-led clinic groups and hotel spas frequently purchase through procurement teams that want paperwork in hand before approving an order. The conformity documentation those procurement routes require comes from the manufacturer and is shared by the enquiry team.

The handpiece does the pressing.

At 2,350 g, the body handpiece provides the compression, so the therapist only guides it. Less effort per session means more sessions per therapist per day.

Consistent pressure every time

A weighted, motorised head delivers the same pressure and rhythm from one client to the next. Results depend less on who is on shift.

Gentle on skin

Nubway states that the soft, rolling impact leaves no bruises. That suits clients who find suction-based treatments uncomfortable.

No special clothing

Nubway notes that the treatment doesn't require special garments. Clients can be treated over a sheet or directly on the skin, depending on protocol.

Quiet in the room

Running noise below 49 dB at maximum speed keeps the treatment room calm. That matters in spas and wellness settings where atmosphere is part of the product.

Body and face from one tower

A large body roller and a smaller facial roller sit on the same unit. Clinics can sell combined body and face packages without a second machine.

Three sphere materials

Cylinders in three materials let the therapist change the feel of the treatment between drainage and firmer remodelling work. One machine covers a wider menu.

Low running cost

With no lamps, cartridges or patches, the main recurring cost is replacing worn sphere cylinders. Per-session cost stays low once you've paid for the machine.

55-sphere body cylinder

The body handpiece holds 55 spheres in 11 rows of five. The spheres roll independently, spreading pressure evenly across the treatment area.

Hypoallergenic silicone spheres

Nubway describes the spheres as hypoallergenic silicone approved for food and medical use. Silicone is easy to clean between clients.

Up to 450 rpm

Rotation speed is adjustable up to 450 rpm. Slower speeds suit drainage, and faster speeds suit firmer remodelling.

Output frequency of 40 to 300 Hz

The published frequency range sets the vibration delivered with each rotation. The therapist adjusts it on the console to suit the area and goal.

300 W output power

The machine is rated at 300 W output. That powers the motors in both handpieces through a full session.

2,350 g body handpiece

Nubway calls this the ideal weight, heavy enough to compress tissue without extra pressure from the operator. Ergonomic handling reduces therapist fatigue.

Facial handpiece

A smaller roller sized for the face sits on the right of the tower. Its sphere count and weight are set out in the configuration sheet.

Three sphere materials

Nubway supplies spheres in three different materials. The configuration sheet names them and lists which ship as standard.

Rotation direction control

Clinics using this method roll clockwise or anticlockwise to follow drainage routes. The user manual shows how to set the direction on the ES1.

15.4-inch screen

The console carries a 15.4-inch screen for programmes and settings. Large controls keep adjustments quick between areas.

Noise below 49 dB

Nubway quotes a running noise under 49 dB at maximum speed. A quiet motor suits relaxation-led treatments.

Mains supply

The ES1 runs on AC 110 V or 220 V and has a 10 A fuse. Order the voltage version that matches the destination.

Compact vertical tower

The tower measures 420 × 440 × 1220 mm, a small footprint beside a couch. Handpieces hang from holders on either side of the column.

40 kg on castors

The unit weighs 40 kg and stands on a castor base. One person can move it between rooms on a level floor.

The ES1 suits clinics, salons and spas that sell body and facial roller courses and want a machine that spares their therapists' arms through a busy diary. It is a poor choice for practices promising weight loss or dramatic single-session results, and for any buyer who needs a model-specific CE or UKCA certificate before shortlisting. Settle three things first: the configuration sheet with facial handpiece details and sphere materials; the price and life of replacement cylinders; and how the treatment will be marketed, since pain-relief claims change the regulatory picture. Medigear.uk lists the ES1 for business buyers worldwide and can arrange delivery, installation, commissioning, familiarisation and service cover. Ask the enquiry team for the configuration sheet, declaration of conformity, instructions for use, voltage version, and cylinder prices before ordering.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything buyers need to know about sourcing medical equipment through MediGear.

The rotating cylinder of spheres presses rhythmically into the skin and underlying tissue while vibrating it, a method usually called compressive microvibration. The therapist moves the handpiece along set routes, often towards the lymph nodes, at a speed and direction chosen on the console. Clients feel a firm, rolling massage with some vibration.

Nubway's product index lists the ES1 under its Inner Ball Roller Therapy Machine, giving a 15.4-inch screen, 450 rpm, 40 to 300 Hz output frequency and 300 W output power. The same page gives AC 110 V or 220 V with a 10 A fuse, 420 × 440 × 1220 mm and 40 kg. The body handpiece holds 55 silicone spheres and weighs 2,350 g, and Nubway quotes noise below 49 dB.

Expect smoother-looking skin, a lighter feeling in the legs and some reduction in visible cellulite across a course. Nubway's material claims visible results after one visit and fat reduction of up to two clothing sizes, but no independent study has tested the ES1. Small, open studies of compressive microvibration, including a 2022 report in the Russian Journal of Physiotherapy, Balneology and Rehabilitation, describe improved skin condition, but controlled trials are lacking.

Roller therapy is sold as a course, not a single visit, followed by occasional maintenance. The number and spacing of sessions, and the settings for each area, follow the protocols in the manufacturer's user manual. Measure progress with circumference readings and standardised photographs before, during and after the course.

Exclusions for the ES1 are listed in the manufacturer's instructions for use, a document the enquiry team provides before purchase. Mechanical massage devices commonly exclude pregnancy, deep vein thrombosis or a history of it, varicose veins or phlebitis in the area, active cancer, recent surgery, skin infection and bleeding disorders or anticoagulant treatment. Clients with implanted electronic devices should check with their doctor before treatment near the implant.

It does. A device marketed for cosmetic contouring and lymphatic drainage is generally outside UK MDR 2002 in Great Britain, but promoting it for pain relief or for a medical condition such as lymphoedema gives it a medical purpose. Where it is placed on the market with a medical purpose, the ES1 is typically Class IIa under UK MDR 2002, or higher depending on use, as stated on the manufacturer's declaration of conformity, which the enquiry team shares.

For purely cosmetic use in Great Britain, the ES1 falls under product safety and electrical equipment law, with the declaration showing the standards applied. Northern Ireland follows the EU Medical Device Regulation, and the declaration shows the route the manufacturer has taken there. Keep marketing within cosmetic claims unless the documentation supports a medical purpose.

England's national licensing scheme for non-surgical cosmetic procedures, confirmed in August 2025, is not yet in force, and mechanical massage treatments may fall outside its final list. Some local authorities already license massage and special treatment premises, London boroughs among them, so check with the council for each site. Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland have their own arrangements.

Running costs are modest, with no lamps, cartridges or applicator patches. Plan for replacement sphere cylinders as they wear, a light massage oil or none depending on protocol, cleaning and disinfection products for the spheres, and electrical safety testing. Ask the enquiry team for cylinder prices and expected life with the quotation.

Nubway supplies spheres in three different materials, each suited to different treatment stages, typically a softer feel for drainage and a firmer one for remodelling work. The configuration sheet names the materials and which cylinders ship as standard. Swapping cylinders lets one machine cover a gentle facial session and a firm body session in the same day.

Spheresculpt is a name Nubway uses for its inner ball roller range, and the photographed unit carries it on the column. Nubway also offers OEM branding, so the badge on a delivered unit can differ. The enquiry team can supply the written configuration, showing the badge and rating-plate model name for the ES1 you would receive.