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Texua Physiotherapy & Wellness Equipment

Texua T908

Product Code: PAWE-EAPD-3533

Start at half a bar, one pulse a second, and build as the patient allows.

Nervous first-time patients can begin at the lowest settings, 0.5 bar and 1 Hz, with pressure and pulse rate raised in small steps on a 10.4-inch touch screen. One handle and nine transmitters sit on a 37.5 kg cabinet.

Sections

Shockwave Therapy

Categories

Physiotherapy & Wellness Equipment

Condition

New

Origin

China

Seller Type

Certified Professional Seller

Size:

370 × 490 × 1130 mm

CE & ISO Certified

Global Shipping

Supplier: Medigear

Texua builds the T908 as a floor-standing shockwave therapy cabinet for hospital outpatient and rehabilitation teams. Its published controls cover air pressure from 0.5 to 10 bar, adjustable in 0.5-bar steps; pulse frequency from 1 to 21 Hz in 1-Hz steps; and a session length of 100 to 9,900 impulses, set in hundreds on a 10.4-inch touch screen. Power is rated at 420 W, and the cabinet comes in 220 V 50 Hz or 110 V 60 Hz form. The kit comprises one shockwave handle and nine transmitters. Imaging, a second handle, saved protocols and an energy flux density value are not listed.

What shapes its use is how low it starts. Treatment can start at 0.5 bar and one pulse per second, then climb in small increments while the clinician watches the patient's response. That matters because pain during the session is the side effect most often reported in shockwave trials. In one sham-controlled study summarised by NICE, pressure was set between 1.5 and 3.0 bar according to what each patient could tolerate. Letting the patient set the pace can make a full course easier to complete.

The photographs show a white cabinet with black panels, the screen mounted on top, a handle cradle at the upper corner, a ventilation grille on the front and four castors. Transmitter sizes, hose length, castor brakes and spares go unmentioned.

The cabinet measures 370 × 490 × 1130 mm and ships in a 540 × 540 × 1170 mm package. Periodic electrical safety testing applies under the owner's policy, and at 37.5 kg it warrants a manual handling assessment for moves between rooms. Medigear.uk lists the T908 and can arrange delivery and familiarisation. Request the declaration of conformity, instructions for use, clearances, and handle service interval from the seller before ordering.

Hospital physiotherapy outpatients, rehabilitation units, sports medicine clinics and orthopaedic follow-up services are the settings where the T908 fits best. Its low starting settings suit services that see many first-time patients, where a gentle opening session may help people stay with a full course.

Likely targets include shallow soft-tissue problems that persist despite a proper exercise programme. In the UK, NICE permits shockwave therapy for refractory plantar fasciitis and Achilles tendinopathy only with special arrangements for governance, consent and audit or research, because efficacy findings have been inconsistent. For the shoulder, a 2025 clinical practice guideline published in the Journal of Orthopaedic and Sports Physical Therapy allows shockwave therapy for calcified rotator cuff tendinopathy and recommends against it for non-calcific tendinopathy, so imaging should come first. Lateral elbow pain and myofascial trigger points round out a typical outpatient list.

The patient-experience case is well grounded. Pain during treatment is the most reported side effect, and trial protocols have lowered pressure and frequency when patients struggled, so a device that starts at 0.5 bar and 1 Hz gives the clinician room to work below the 1.5 to 3.0 bar range reported in the NICE-summarised trial. Services should still record each patient's settings, response, and outcomes, which also supports the audit NICE expects. Urology appears in Texua's own list of fields, but that use would need a separate look at evidence and regulation.

Hospital buyers going through NHS procurement routes will be asked for the device classification, conformity paperwork,k and proof of electrical safety testing;d equivalent public procurement elsewhere asks the same. The conformity documentation those procurement routes require is issued by the manufacturer and provided by the seller.

Room to start gently

The lowest settings, 0.5 bar and 1 Hz, sit beneath the 1.5 to 3.0 bar range used in the sham-controlled trial NICE summarised. A clinician can introduce an anxious patient to the sensation before building towards a working level.

Small steps between settings

Half-bar and one-hertz increments let the clinician gradually raise intensity. Each step is small enough that a patient can say when the last one was too much.

A screen patients can follow.

The 10.4-inch touch screen is large enough for a patient to see the settings being changed. Some people cope better when they can watch the numbers and agree each increase.

Treatment records that support consent

Fixed increments give every session a short, exact record. That record supports the follow-up and audit NICE asks for, and shows a returning patient where they left off.

A sturdy cabinet for a busy department

At 37.5 kg on four castors, the cabinet stands firmly beside a couch and still rolls between treatment rooms. A department can share one unit across several clinicians' lists.

Nine transmitters to choose from

The nine heads come in the published set. Ask for their sizes and profiles to judge which body regions each one suits.

One handle and one set of controls

Every clinician uses the same handle and screen, so induction for new and rotating staff stays short. Settings mean the same thing whoever is treating.

No radiation or laser duties

The cabinet contains no ionising radiation source and no laser. No protection adviser is required, and obligations include electrical safety testing, PUWER, manual handling, and any pressure-system checks.

Pressure range

Air pressure runs from 0.5 bar up to 10 bar, set in 0.5-bar increments. The value drives the handle and is not a measure of tissue energy.

Pulse rate

Frequency can be set anywhere from 1 Hz to 21 Hz in whole-hertz steps. The lowest rate gives a slow, separate tap for first-time patients.

Session impulse count

Impulses per session range from 100 to 9,900, set in hundreds. The datasheet does not say whether it logs delivered counts.

10.4-inch touch screen

A 10.4-inch touch screen sits on top of the cabinet for all settings. Menus, languages and any preset programmes are not described.

Pneumatic ballistic operation

Texua markets its shockwave range as pneumatic and ballistic. The T908 sheet does not state the drive, so confirm with the seller how air is generated.

Nine transmitters

The unit includes nine transmitter heads. Their sizes, shapes and materials are unpublished.

Shockwave handle

A single handle fits every transmitter. Its overhaul interval in impulses is not given.

Handle cradle

A cradle near the top corner of the cabinet holds the handle between patients, according to the photographs. Confirm it is part of the standard build.

Front ventilation grille

The photographs show a grille on the front panel. Installation clearances are not published.

Cabinet construction

The cabinet is finished in white with black panels. Surface materials and approved cleaning agents are not listed.

Castors

Four castors carry the cabinet between rooms. The datasheet does not describe brakes.

Power rating

The T908 is rated at 420 W. The sheet does not say whether this is continuous input.

Supply options

Mains builds are 220 V 50 Hz or 110 V 60 Hz. Choose one, with its plug, when ordering.

Dimensions

The cabinet measures 370 × 490 mm at the base and stands 1130 mm tall. That takes roughly 0.18 m² of floor space. space

Weight

The cabinet weighs 37.5 kg, and the packed consignment weighs 63.7 kg. Both figures belong in the manual handling plan.

Manufacturer branding

The photographs show a Texua logo on the front of the cabinet. Raise any need for neutral panels in the quotation.

The T908 is built for services that want patients to finish what they start. Treatment can start at 0.5 bar and 1 Hz, then increase in small steps on a 10.4-inch screen, and each session reduces to a few numbers that support consent, follow-up, and audit. The limits are worth stating plainly. The sheet lists no energy flux density, handle overhaul interval, ventilation clearance, or conformity marking; the pressure wave peaks at the skin, and the 37.5 kg cabinet needs a manual handling plan. Medigear.uk lists the T908 for business buyers worldwide and can arrange delivery, installation, commissioning, familiarisation and service cover. Request the declaration of conformity, instructions for use, installation clearances, and handle overhaul interval from the seller in the quotation.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

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

Treatment produces a sharp tapping sensation over the area, and pain during the session is the most commonly reported side effect in trials. The T908 lets a clinician begin at 0.5 bar and 1 Hz and raise either setting one small step at a time. Treatment can pause the moment a patient asks, and settings can come back down within the same session. Recording where each patient settled makes the next visit easier to start.

A trial described in NICE's overview of shockwave therapy for calcific shoulder tendinopathy reported pain during treatment, mild haematoma and petechiae, with most symptoms fading within minutes or hours. The same overview records isolated case reports of humeral head osteonecrosis after shoulder treatment, which is rare but worth knowing. Texua's instructions set out contraindications for this model. Obtain them before booking the first patient.

It should explain what the evidence does and does not show for the patient's condition. NICE patient information on shockwave therapy for plantar fasciitis asks clinicians to explain the uncertainty about how well it works, provide written information and arrange follow-up. The International Society for Medical Shockwave Treatment also advises telling patients that any effect builds over weeks, and warning about tendon rupture risk where a tendon is already damaged or loaded too early after treatment. A short written sheet handed over before the first session covers most of this.

Not at the first visit. Guidance from the International Society for Medical Shockwave Treatment describes the effect as developing over weeks, which is why courses run across several sessions. Setting that expectation at the start helps patients stay with the course and gives the clinician a fair point at which to review progress.

No. The bar figure is the air pressure that drives the projectile in the handle. At the same time, energy delivered to tissue is usually reported as energy flux density in mJ/mm², a value Texua does not publish for the T908. How one maps to the other varies with handle and transmitter design. Clinicians using published protocols should treat the pressure setting as a starting reference and adjust based on patient response.

The cabinet weighs 37.5 kg, and the delivered consignment comes to 63.7 kg. In the UK, the Manual Handling Operations Regulations 1992 require employers to assess tasks like this, so plan goods-in with a trolley or enough people. Day-to-day, the casters carry the weight, but check thresholds, ramps, and lift doors along the route.

The photographs show a ventilation grille on the front panel, which suggests internal equipment that needs airflow. Texua does not publish clearance distances. Ask the seller for the manufacturer's installation clearances so the cabinet is not pushed hard against a wall or boxed in by furniture.

Classification for a device like this is typically Class IIa under UK MDR 2002, or higher, use-dependent, confirmed against the declaration of conformity at order. The T908 datasheet carries no CE or UKCA marking, so request the declaration of conformity and certificate scope, plus the electrical safety and EMC test reports to IEC 60601-1 and IEC 60601-1-2 for this model. Conformity requirements differ by destination market, and the seller confirms what applies where the unit is going.

The shockwave handle carries the wear, since a projectile travels its guide tube on every impulse. Handles of this design are overhauled after a manufacturer-stated shot count, and Texua gives no such count for the T908. Transmitters can also wear at the skin contact face. Ask for the overhaul interval, rebuild turnaround, and spare-transmitter availability before ordering.

Titrating by patient response relies on the patient being able to feel and report discomfort. Clinicians should think carefully about treating areas with reduced sensation or patients who cannot communicate pain reliably. The cabinet also suits deep targets poorly, because radial pressure is greatest at the skin, and at 37.5 kg it is not a unit for home visits.

The published set is the cabinet, one shockwave handle and nine transmitter heads. No consumables or spares are itemised, and the supply build must be chosen at order from 220 V 50 Hz or 110 V 60 Hz. Confirm the full contents and plug type on the written quotation.