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Nubway HF5D1

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Nubway HF5D1

Product Code: DAA-LAET-3659

Up to eleven treatment lines per pass, spaced as the operator sets them.

Lay down one to eleven HIFU lines per pass, with line length from 5 to 25 mm and spacing from 1 to 10 mm, from a trolley unit running at 4 MHz. Nubway supplies 1.5, 3.0, 4.5 and 8.0 mm cartridges as standard, each rated for 20,000 lines.

Sections

HIFU Devices

Categories

Dermatology & Aesthetics

Condition

New

Origin

China

Seller Type

Certified Professional Seller

Size:

400 × 350 × 1060 mm

CE & ISO Certified

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Supplier: Medigear

Nubway's directory listing for the HF5D1 describes a trolley-mounted HIFU unit for facial lifting, skin tightening and body contouring. It gives 800 W of power, a 4 MHz frequency, line width adjustable from 1 to 10 mm and line length from 5 to 25 mm, energy output of 0.2 to 2 J/cm², one to eleven lines per pass, and cartridges rated at 20,000 lines each. Standard cartridges focus at 1.5, 3.0 and 4.5 mm for the eye and face and 8.0 mm for the body, with 6.0, 10.0, 13.0 and 16.0 mm available as options. Net weight is 25 kg, the unit measures 400 × 350 × 1060 mm, and it runs on 100–240 V at 50/60 Hz. No imaging function or cooling method is published.

The HF5D1 runs on cartridges, so ownership is the lens you use to judge it. Each depth is a separate cartridge, and each is rated for a fixed number of lines, so a busy facial list draws down the 3.0 and 4.5 mm cartridges fastest. The clinic has to track lines used, decide which optional body depths it really needs, and keep spares so a spent cartridge doesn't stop a booked session. How the unit counts remaining lines, and whether cartridges are locked to this unit, should be settled before order.

The photograph shows a white cabinet on a blue-grey castor frame, a tablet-style screen on top, red and green buttons on the front, a white HIFU handpiece holstered on the right and a second, darker handpiece on the left that the listing does not describe.

The HF5D1 weighs 25 kg net. Medigear.uk can arrange delivery, installation and staff familiarisation. Request details of the left-hand handpiece, the cartridge line-counting method, the contraindication list and the declaration of conformity from the seller before ordering.

The HF5D1 suits aesthetic clinics, medical spas and skin clinics offering non-surgical lifting for the brow, jawline, neck and décolletage, with optional deeper cartridges for body contouring. Its castor trolley and 25 kg weight let one unit serve several rooms.

Facial lifting is the core service. Clients in their late thirties to fifties with mild to moderate laxity, a stable weight, and realistic expectations are the best candidates, and the 1.5, 3.0, and 4.5 mm cartridges cover layers from superficial skin to deeper supporting tissue. Results build over about three months, so a review appointment with photographs belongs in the plan. Refer clients with heavy jowls or marked skin excess for a surgical opinion.

Body work uses the 8.0 mm standard cartridge and the optional deeper ones for the abdomen, flanks and thighs. Evidence for body contouring is thinner, and claims should stay modest.

Cartridge management is part of daily running. Each depth is rated for 20,000 lines, so record lines used per client and keep spare cartridges for the depths used most. The operator also needs a firm grasp of facial anatomy, since the unit lists no imaging to show tissue layers before firing.

Every session starts with screening for skin infection, implants or threads in the area, pregnancy and bleeding risk. Aftercare covers mild redness and swelling, and how to report numbness.

Outside the UK, cosmetic device rules and local licensing vary, and body contouring claims draw closer scrutiny in some markets. The conformity documentation required for those purchasing routes is issued by the manufacturer and provided by the seller.

Up to Eleven Lines per Pass

The HF5D1 delivers one to eleven lines per pass. Wider passes cover the cheek and neck efficiently. Narrow passes suit small areas near the eye.

Adjustable Line Geometry

Line length runs from 5 to 25 mm and spacing from 1 to 10 mm. Operators can shape each pass to the contour being treated. Settings can be recorded for repeat sessions.

Eight Cartridge Depths

Four standard and four optional cartridges span 1.5 to 16 mm. One unit covers face and body work. Buyers can order only the depths they plan to use.

20,000-Line Cartridges

Each cartridge is rated for 20,000 lines. That supports planning for replacement intervals. Clinics can estimate how many sessions each cartridge will serve.

Castor Trolley

The unit stands on a castor frame. At 25 kg net, it moves easily between treatment rooms. Castor locking is not described.

Wide Supply Voltage

The unit runs on 100–240 V at 50/60 Hz. It suits mains supplies across most markets. A dedicated socket is still advisable.

Tablet-Style Screen

A large screen sits on top of the cabinet. The photograph shows treatment images on display. Screen size and software are not published.

Holstered Handpieces

Handpieces holster on both sides of the cabinet. Cables stay tidy between clients. The left handpiece needs identifying.

4 MHz Frequency

The HF5D1 operates at 4 MHz. Frequency and cartridge design together set the focal depth. Each cartridge is fixed to one depth.

800 W Power

Power is listed as 800 W. That reads as the electrical rating. Confirm the circuit needed.

Energy Output

Energy output is given as 0.2 to 2 J/cm². The unit of measure is unusual for a line-based system. Ask how energy per line relates to this figure.

Line Width Control

Line width adjusts from 1 to 10 mm. It sets how far apart the focal lines fall. Tighter spacing concentrates energy.

Line Length Control

Line length adjusts from 5 to 25 mm. Short lines suit curves around the eye. Long lines cover flatter areas.

Standard Face Cartridges

Cartridges at 1.5, 3.0 and 4.5 mm come as standard for the eye and face. Each targets a different layer. They are the most-used depths in facial work.

Standard Body Cartridge

An 8.0 mm cartridge comes as standard for body work. It reaches below the dermis into fatty tissue. It suits the abdomen and thighs.

Optional Deep Cartridges

Cartridges at 6.0, 10.0, 13.0 and 16.0 mm are optional. They extend body contouring. Confirm which are included in the quotation.

Right-Hand HIFU Handpiece

A white HIFU handpiece holsters on the right. It accepts the depth cartridges. Its cable length is not published.

Left-Hand Handpiece

A second, darker handpiece is holstered on the left in the photograph. The listing does not describe it. Identify it before ordering.

Front Buttons

Red and green buttons sit on the front of the cabinet. Their functions are not documented. The manual should explain both.

Unit Dimensions and Weight

The HF5D1 measures 400 × 350 × 1060 mm and weighs 25 kg net. It fits a standard treatment room. Leave space for handpiece cables on either side.

The HF5D1 is a trolley-mounted HIFU system with 4 MHz output, up to eleven lines per pass, and eight cartridge depths from 1.5 to 16 mm; each cartridge is rated for 20,000 lines. Owning it well means tracking cartridge use, holding spares and choosing only the depths the service needs. Published reviews support focused ultrasound for mild to moderate facial laxity, with rare but real side effects such as numbness. Medigear.uk lists the HF5D1 for business buyers worldwide and can arrange delivery, installation, commissioning, familiarisation and service cover. Ask the seller for the second handpiece details, cartridge counting method and the declaration of conformity at quotation.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

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

Nubway's directory entry names the HF5D1 and lists its power, frequency, line width and length, energy range, cartridge depths, cartridge life, weight, dimensions and supply voltage. It also lists the treatment scope, from wrinkle reduction and neck tightening to body contouring. The second handpiece visible in the photograph is not mentioned. Ask the seller to identify it and confirm whether it is included.

Nubway rates each cartridge at 20,000 lines. A full-face session can use several hundred lines across two or three depths, so a clinic running daily facials will replace its most-used cartridges regularly. Ask how the screen reports remaining lines, whether a cartridge stops working at zero, and whether cartridges from other sources will fit. Keep spare cartridges for the depths used most.

The standard set covers 1.5 mm for superficial skin, 3.0 mm for the dermis, 4.5 mm for the deeper supporting layer of the face, and 8.0 mm for the body. The optional 6.0, 10.0, 13.0 and 16.0 mm cartridges extend body work. A facial clinic may never need the deepest cartridges. Match the order to the treatments actually planned.

A 2023 systematic review found focused ultrasound effective for mildly to moderately lax facial skin in women, with results declining as laxity and body mass index rose. A 2025 meta-analysis of 475 participants judged the results promising but called for better-standardised studies. Improvement develops gradually over about three months as collagen remodels. Nubway's HF5D1 has not been studied directly.

Redness, swelling and tenderness are common and usually settle within hours to days. The 2023 review reported rarer effects in about 2% of patients, including numbness or hypersensitivity, bruising, stinging, burns along the jaw, visible striations and contact dermatitis. Treatment is moderately uncomfortable, and many clinics use pain relief. Clients should be told how to report numbness or weakness after a session.

No imaging function is published for it. Many published studies used systems that let the operator see the tissue layers on screen before firing, which helps confirm depth. With the HF5D1, cartridge choice sets depth, so operators need a solid knowledge of facial anatomy, including the course of nerves along the jaw and temple. Training should cover which zones to avoid.

People with severe laxity or a high body mass index are not likely to see a worthwhile result. Screen for active skin infection, open wounds or acne in the area, implants such as fillers or threads in the treatment zone without practitioner review, pregnancy, and metal implants near the area. Clients with bleeding problems, autoimmune disease or recent facial surgery should be referred for advice. Obtain the manufacturer's contraindication list.

Sold for cosmetic tightening without a medical purpose, HIFU equipment in Great Britain is regulated as electrical equipment under the Electrical Equipment (Safety) Regulations 2016 and EMC rules. In Northern Ireland and the EU, equipment marketed for fat reduction, as the HF5D1's body cartridges are, falls under Annex XVI of the EU Medical Devices Regulation. Local councils vary in how they license special treatments, and England's national licensing scheme for non-surgical cosmetic procedures has not yet begun. Insurers typically expect evidence of device-specific training.

No CE marking or certificate is published for the HF5D1. Request the declaration of conformity, which is issued by the manufacturer and provided by the seller, and check that it names the HF5D1 and states how it was placed on the market. Ask for the English manual, cartridge specifications and the contraindication list. Where those are unavailable, Medigear.uk can point the buyer to an alternative specification.