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Texua Physiotherapy & Wellness Equipment

Texua JC06-100W

Product Code: PAWE-EAPD-3328

Six kilograms packed, and the patient never leaves the house.

A cased dual-frequency unit running at 1 and 3 MHz, rated at 100 watts, with an effective intensity of 3 watts per square centimetre and a duty cycle from 20 to 80 per cent. Three kilograms, eight-inch screen.

Sections

Ultrasound Therapy Devices

Categories

Physiotherapy & Wellness Equipment

Condition

New

Origin

China

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Certified Professional Seller

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Supplier: Medigear

The JC06-100W is Texua's cased dual-frequency therapeutic ultrasound unit for treating people who cannot easily get to a department. The machine power is listed at 100 watts, with a 50-watt rating on the same sheet. Frequency is selectable at 1 or 3 MHz, effective intensity reaches 3 watts per square centimetre, the energy control runs 1 to 20, and the duty cycle spans 20 to 80 per cent across automatic and continuous switching. The beam type is collimating with a non-uniformity coefficient of 6, the radiating figure is 4.5, and the applicator surface temperature is stated as not exceeding 45 degrees. The unit measures 365 by 265 by 137 mm and weighs 3 kg.

The specification describes what the machine does. What a case changes is who receives it. Someone frail, in pain, recently discharged or without transport does not decline treatment because they have decided against it. They decline because getting to an appointment means a taxi they cannot afford to arrange, a wait in a corridor, and a day built around twenty minutes of care. Treating them in their own chair removes all of that, and for many patients it is the difference between having the treatment and going without.

That argument only holds one way round. Easier delivery is not a reason to deliver it, and guidance advises against ultrasound for two of the most common presentations a musculoskeletal service sees. Portability lets genuinely indicated treatment reach people it otherwise would not.

Medigear.uk lists the JC06-100W for UK business buyers. Before ordering, request an inventory of what ships in the case, the calibration interval, the radiating area (with units), and the device class with its declaration of conformity from the seller.

This reaches people who struggle to be reached. Housebound patients, those recently discharged after surgery, anyone whose pain makes a car journey a serious undertaking, care home residents, and inpatients who would otherwise be wheeled to a department and back. Community musculoskeletal teams, domiciliary physiotherapy and ward-based services all work with that population, and for them the constraint has never been clinical judgement but logistics.

Two frequencies keep the visit worthwhile once the clinician is there. Superficial targets take three megahertz, deeper muscle takes one, and on a round where the presentation is often not quite what the referral described, having both prevents a wasted journey. The duty cycle handles the acute and chronic split on the same unit.

Treating at the bedside or in an armchair brings its own considerations. The clinician works at whatever height the furniture offers, which, over several visits, becomes a manual handling issue. Exposing a treatment site in a patient's home, with no colleague nearby, raises chaperoning and consent questions that belong in a written policy rather than in the moment. And the case rests on whatever surface is free.

None of that alters what should be treated. Guidance advises against ultrasound for low back pain, sciatica, and osteoarthritis, so the indication list governs regardless of where the treatment happens. Procurement runs through community services, care providers and private practices under their own rules. Conformity paperwork reaches the buyer from the manufacturer through the seller, and adverse incidents are reported to the MHRA via Yellow Card.

The patient does not have to travel

For someone frail, in pain or without transport, the journey is often the reason a course is not completed. Removing it changes who finishes treatment rather than who starts it, which is the outcome a service is actually trying to move.

Treatment happens on the patient's own ground

A person in their own chair is more comfortable, more forthcoming about what is wrong, and not undressing in an unfamiliar room in front of strangers. Those are not soft considerations on a list of elderly or recently discharged patients.

Two frequencies arrive together

Superficial at three megahertz, deeper at one, both in the same case. On a round where the presentation often differs from the referral, the visit stays useful rather than becoming an assessment that books another visit.

Three kilograms as published

A unit in that band goes up a staircase in one hand with a bag over the other shoulder. On a domiciliary round that is not a convenience, it is what makes the round possible at all.

A single small carton

Packed at 390 by 310 by 200 mm, around 0.024 cubic metres. One box to receive, shelf space to store, and very little to break down afterwards.

The full permitted intensity range

Effective intensity reaches three watts per square centimetre, the maximum therapy machines may deliver. Protocols calling for the upper part of that range at one megahertz are within reach rather than outside the unit's capability.

An applicator temperature ceiling

Not exceeding 45 degrees at the surface in skin contact is a stated bound, on the part of the device a patient feels for the whole session. In an unfamiliar setting a published limit is one fewer thing resting on judgement.

The open questions are all answerable before delivery

Case inventory, calibration interval and route, radiating area units, the two power ratings, class and certificate. Each exists in the manufacturer's file, and getting them in writing takes one email rather than a trial.

Dual operating frequency

Choose 1 MHz or 3 MHz. Tissue takes up the higher setting quickly, leaving the lower one for anything more than superficial.

Machine power: 100 W

Quoted as draw from the socket. The sheet also lists a 50 W figure and offers no way to tell the two apart.

Effective intensity to 3 W/cm²

Stated as the maximum, and it happens to be the exact point at which therapy machines are capped internationally.

Energy scale 1 to 20

The operator picks from twenty steps. No conversion to watts per square centimetre is offered, and nothing says the two heads behave identically.

Duty cycle 20 to 80 per cent

Adjustable end to end, with switching called automatic and continuous. The individual ratios and how long the timer runs go unsaid.

Beam non-uniformity coefficient 6

How far the strongest part of the beam exceeds the average. Anything from three to seven is accepted, and eight is the line, so this figure is really an instruction to keep the head moving.

Collimation beam type

Named, and nothing more: no profile, no divergence, no account of the measurement.

Radiating figure 4.5

Set down as "4.5 centimetres" when the unit should be square centimetres. Since intensity is calculated from this number, the error does not stay put.

Maximum penetration depth given as 18 cm

Given as a maximum. Half the energy at one megahertz is gone within three or four centimetres, which leaves eighteen needing an account of itself.

Applicator surface temperature not exceeding 45 °C

A limit on the face resting against skin for the length of the session, with nothing said about how it was measured or for how long.

Eight-inch screen

Controls occupy an eight-inch panel. Whether it stores protocols, what languages it offers and what resolution it runs at are all left out.

Carry case

Aluminium, cut foam, catches, handle — all visible in the photograph and none of it written down, contents included.

Published dimensions 365 × 265 × 137 mm

Quoted with 3 kg net and 6 kg packed, leaving half the shipped mass unexplained and no indication of whether the case sits inside either number.

Calibration, contents and marking not published

No verification interval, case inventory, applicator count, coupling gel, cleaning products, class, marking, Approved Body number, registration, or responsible person.

Every other page in this range argues about output. This one is worth reading for who it reaches. A unit that fits in one hand lets treatment go to people whose difficulty was never clinical judgement but a taxi, a corridor and a day arranged around twenty minutes of care, and for a good proportion of them that decides whether a course is finished at all. The discipline is remembering the argument only runs one way: easier delivery is not clinical justification, and guidance rules ultrasound out for two of the commonest presentations regardless of where it is given. Alongside that sit the usual corrections, the radiating area units and the eighteen centimetre depth. Medigear.uk lists the JC06-100W for UK business buyers and can arrange delivery, installation, commissioning, familiarisation and service cover. Request the case inventory, calibration interval, and device class from the seller in the quotation.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

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More than the journey. It removes the taxi or the ambulance booking, the wait, the undressing in an unfamiliar room and the day arranged around a short appointment. For someone frail or in pain, those aren't inconveniences; they are the reason people miss treatment. It also puts the patient on home ground for the conversation about what is wrong and what happens next, which tends to produce a more honest account than a corridor does. None of it is on a specification sheet, and it all determines whether the course is completed.

No, and that distinction matters. Ease of delivery is not clinical justification. UK guidance advises against ultrasound for low back pain with or without sciatica, and against it in osteoarthritis, with a 2025 rotator cuff tendinopathy guideline reaching the same conclusion. A portable unit does not make those recommendations less applicable. Write the indication list before the first round, and treat the case format as a way of reaching people rather than a reason to widen what is offered.

It needs to be decided in advance rather than at the door. Treatment sites on the trunk, hip or shoulder require exposure, and a lone clinician in a patient's home has neither a colleague in the next room nor a chaperone to offer. That is a dignity question as much as a safeguarding one. Agree which sites can be treated on a home visit without a second person present, what is offered to the patient by way of a chaperone, and how consent and refusal are recorded.

A couch at working height, first of all. Treating someone in an armchair or on a low bed means the clinician works bent or kneeling for the whole session, which becomes a manual handling issue over several visits. There is also no guaranteed clean surface, no socket anyone has tested, and no confidence about what the applicator will rest against. None of that stops the visit. All of it needs a standing instruction, not improvisation.

Reach. At three megahertz the energy is absorbed within the first centimetre or two, which covers trigger points, shallow calcific deposits, superficial tendon and scar work. At one megahertz the same unit reaches three to five centimetres, where larger muscle groups sit. On a round, the caseload is whoever is on the list, so being able to select depth per patient rather than per machine is what keeps the visit useful when the presentation isn't what the referral said.

Nothing that appears in writing. The sheet publishes 50 and 100 watts and distinguishes them by no other entry: frequency, intensity, radiating area, dimensions and mass are all shared. Machine power describes mains draw in any case, while what the applicator delivers is governed by intensity and radiating area, neither of which moves between the ratings. Ask what the higher figure drives, and whether anything the patient experiences changes with it.

Unstated, and worth settling before a rota is built on it. Three kilograms is given as product weight against six packed, so half the shipped mass is something other than the unit. For a device with a screen, a transformer, a nd dual-frequency electronics, three kilograms is light, and if the case sits inside that figure, the console is lighter still. Ask for the console mass, the empty case mass, and the figure a clinician will carry up a flight of stairs.

Not as a depth where treatment lands. At one megahertz the half-value depth is commonly put at three to four centimetres, leaving around a quarter of the surface energy by eight centimetres and little beyond. Three megahertz is absorbed much sooner. Eighteen centimetres sits outside what the dose tables support at either setting, and may describe a depth at which pressure remains detectable rather than one that treats. Ask what was measured and against which threshold.

A units slip that needs correcting. The quantity is an area in square centimetres, defined in the measurement standard for physiotherapy ultrasound as the smallest area passing three-quarters of the acoustic power. Effective intensity is that power divided by the area, and this unit quotes an intensity level with the international ceiling, so the figure matters. Four and a half centimetres is a length, not a radiating area. Ask for the value with units and the method used.

Any service without a calibration arrangement, since the intensity maximum matches the permitted ceiling and the unit also travels. Any team that has not settled chaperoning and consent for home treatment. Any caseload dominated by presentations guidance advises against. And anyone unable to get an inventory of the case before ordering. For a community service treating people who cannot readily attend, two-way communication at the front door genuinely widens who can be reached.