Texua JC06-60W

Visiting services are built around a simple constraint: the journey is the expensive part, so what happens once the clinician arrives determines whether the round is worth it. Domiciliary physiotherapy, community musculoskeletal teams, sports clubs treating on the ground, occupational health attending employers' premises, and intermediate care all face it, and all carry equipment in and out again on foot.

A case unit lets the decision and the treatment happen together. A strain assessed at a training ground can be treated before the clinician leaves, a patient seen at home does not need to be brought into a clinic for a second appointment, and an acute presentation gets attention while it is still acute. That last point is the clinically interesting one, because the interval between assessment and first treatment is often the only variable a visiting service can actually control.

Three megahertz sets the limit on what you can offer that way. Superficial tendon and muscle, myofascial trigger points, shallow calcific deposits and scar work are reachable. Structures three to five centimetres in are not, so a service planning to work at depth will need a second frequency from elsewhere.

The indication list still applies wherever the treatment happens. Guidance advises against ultrasound in low back pain and sciatica and in osteoarthritis, with a 2025 rotator cuff guideline agreeing. Procurement runs through community services, private practices, sports organisations and occupational health providers under their own rules. Conformity paperwork comes from the manufacturer via the seller, and adverse incidents are reported to the MHRA via the Yellow Card.

Treatment happens at the point of decision.

Assessment and treatment in the same attendance removes a second journey, a second booking and the gap between them. For acute presentations, that gap is often the only delay a visiting service can control.

Everything needed sits in one case

The console, applicator and lead travel together in cut foam with catches and a handle. Nothing is assembled on arrival, and nothing is left in the car, which is the difference between equipment that travels in practice and equipment that could in principle.

Three and a half kilograms as published

A mass in that band carries in one hand alongside a bag, up stairs, and into a boot without help. On a visiting round where every item is weighed against every other, that matters more than any figure on the output side.

One small carton to receive and store

At 390 by 310 by 200 mm, the packed volume is around 0.024 cubic metres. Goods-in handles a single modest box, and storage between deliveries takes shelf space.

Duty cycle covering acute and chronic presentations

Twenty to eighty per cent with automatic and continuous switching puts largely non-thermal pulsing and continuous output on one unit, which suits a round where the case mix is set by whoever called rather than by a clinic template.

A readable screen on equipment that travels

An eight-inch display stays legible in a front room or a changing room without the operator crouching, and holds the live parameters together. Screen area is usually the first casualty of building something to be carried.

A published beam non-uniformity coefficient

Stating the ratio of peak to average intensity turns sweep technique from habit into instruction. At 6, it falls inside the accepted range and tells an operator precisely why protocols specify a rate of movement.

Dual rated voltage

Rated voltage covers 220 V at 50 Hz and 110 V at 60 Hz, which widens the scope for use across an organisation, provided the supplied variant is confirmed at order.

Machine power: 60 W

Published as mains input. A 30 W rating shares the sheet, distinguished by no other entry.

Carry case

The photograph shows a foam-lined aluminium case with catches and a handle holding the console and applicator. The written specification describes neither the case nor its contents.

Three megahertz operating frequency

Locked to 3 MHz. That frequency targets tissue close to the skin, and this unit has no alternative setting.

Effective intensity to 1 W/cm²

One watt per square centimetre as published. Three is the international cap for therapy machines, so this sits well under.

Energy scale 1 to 10

The operator selects across ten steps. Which watt figure each step corresponds to is never given.

Duty cycle 20 to 80 per cent

That whole span is adjustable, with switching described as automatic and continuous. Individual ratios and the timer range are both absent.

Beam non-uniformity coefficient 6

Hottest point in the field against the mean over the radiating area. The accepted band runs from three to seven; eight is the unsafe mark, and this figure dictates sweep technique.

Collimation beam type

A label with nothing behind it: no profile, no divergence figure, no statement of how it was determined.

Radiating figure 4.5

Written as "4.5 centimetres", though the quantity is measured in square centimetres. Intensity is calculated from it, which makes the slip consequential.

Maximum penetration depth given as 12 cm

Offered as a maximum. Since three megahertz loses half its energy somewhere between one and two and a half centimetres, the basis for twelve wants explaining.

Applicator surface temperature not exceeding 45 °C

A ceiling on the surface a patient is in contact with for the whole session, quoted without the conditions under which it was measured.

Eight-inch screen

The eight-inch screen carries the controls. What it displays beyond the live settings goes unmentioned, as do resolution and language options.

Published dimensions 365 × 265 × 137 mm

Alongside 3.5 kg net and 6.5 kg packed. A depth of 137 mm is briefcase territory, and nothing says whether the case is counted in either number.

Contents, cleaning, calibration and marking not published

The sheet omits what ships in the case, how many applicators, whether gel is included, what cleans it, how often it is calibrated, its class, its marking, any body number, any registration and any responsible person.

The argument for a cased unit is that the second appointment disappears, and for a visiting service that is worth more than most specification lines. It holds on two conditions the sheet does not address. The case has to arrive with everything in it, and nothing here says what that is. The appointment has to be long enough to hold a hands-on treatment as well as an assessment, which is a diary question rather than an equipment one. Beyond that, the output is fixed at three megahertz, with the same two entries needing correction as any sheet in this family: the radiating area units and the twelve-centimetre depth. Medigear.uk lists the JC06-60W 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.