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Texua Physiotherapy & Wellness Equipment

Texua TA06

Product Code: PAWE-EAPD-3530

At just 39 cm wide, the couch fits in a tight cubicle.

A base just 39 by 47 cm carries a 10.1-inch touch screen, one shockwave handle and nine transmitter heads. Pressure runs from 0.5 to 10 bar and frequency from 1 to 21 Hz, and it sits on castors that roll between rooms.

Sections

Shockwave Therapy

Categories

Physiotherapy & Wellness Equipment

Condition

New

Origin

China

Seller Type

Certified Professional Seller

Size:

390 × 470 × 1050 mm

CE & ISO Certified

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Supplier: Medigear

Built by Texua, the TA06 is a slim, floor-standing shockwave therapy unit designed for outpatient rooms with limited floor space. The manufacturer publishes a pressure range of 0.5 to 10 bar in half-bar increments, a pulse rate of 1 to 21 Hz in single steps and a session count of 100 to 9,900 impulses in hundreds, all controlled from a 10.1-inch touch screen. The unit draws 420 W and is built for 220 V 50 Hz or 110 V 60 Hz mains. One handle and nine transmitters make up the listed set. It lacks imaging, a second handle, protocol memory, and an energy flux density value.

What distinguishes the TA06 is how little space it takes up. The base measures 390 × 470 mm, roughly 0.18 m², and the unit weighs 22 kg on castors, so it can sit beside a couch in a curtained bay and roll elsewhere when a colleague needs it. Sharing it means planning for sound. Ballistic handles make an audible crack with every impulse; the datasheet gives no decibel figure, and a curtain carries that sound to the next bay.

The photographs show a tall white-and-grey cabinet with the screen at the top, a handle holder on one side, and four castors. Transmitter sizes and materials are unpublished, as are the hose length, castor brakes and any accessories such as gel or spare projectiles.

The unit measures 390 × 470 × 1050 mm and ships in a 610 × 610 × 1120 mm package. As main medical electrical equipment, it enters the owner's electrical safety testing routine, and the handle needs periodic service because its projectile wears with use. Medigear.uk lists the TA06 and can arrange delivery, commissioning and service cover. Request the declaration of conformity, noise level, handle service interval and hose length from the seller before ordering.

The TA06 is sized for podiatry and foot health clinics, musculoskeletal physiotherapy outpatients, sports injury clinics and small private practices, particularly those working from narrow cubicles or rooms shared between several clinicians. Its footprint and castors let one unit serve a corridor of treatment rooms.

Buyers from podiatry should read the heel-pain evidence closely before building a service around it. A 2024 double-masked, sham-controlled trial in the British Journal of Sports Medicine found that radial shockwave, added to advice and customised orthoses, produced a six-month change in heel pain similar to sham treatment, exercise, or orthoses alone. In the UK, NICE guidance IPG311 limits ESWT for refractory plantar fasciitis to special arrangements for governance, consent and audit or research, and NICE takes the same position on Achilles tendinopathy in HTG426. A heel-pain service can still run, but it should run as an audited one, with patients told plainly about the uncertainty.

The stronger case is calcific rotator cuff tendinopathy, for which a 2025 guideline from the Journal of Orthopaedic and Sports Physical Therapy permits shockwave therapy once imaging shows the deposit. Lateral elbow pain and myofascial trigger points are frequent outpatient targets, and both sit shallow enough for pressure that peaks at the surface. Texua also names urology among its intended fields, and any service considering that use should review its evidence and regulatory position separately.

The unit belongs where the target can be located by touch or by imaging done elsewhere in the pathway. Tenders through NHS procurement routes typically require the device class, the conformity file, and electrical test records; equivalent public procurement asks for the same. The conformity documentation those procurement routes require is issued by the manufacturer and provided by the seller.

Floor space kept for the patient

A 390 × 470 mm base leaves the couch, a chair and the clinician's standing room intact in a small cubicle. Rooms that cannot give up a large equipment footprint can still offer shockwave treatment.

One unit for a corridor of rooms

At 22 kg on castors, the console rolls from room to room along level floors. A department can place one unit where the day's list needs it instead of committing it to a single space.

A screen readable at a glance

The 10.1-inch touch screen gives pressure, frequency and impulse count room to be read from standing height. Clinicians can check settings without leaning over the console during a session.

Settings that repeat exactly

Pressure moves in half-bar steps, frequency in single hertz and impulse count in hundreds. Those fixed increments make it simple to record a session and deliver the same settings at the next visit.

Nine transmitters from the outset

The nine heads are part of the listed set. Ask for their sizes and profiles so the service can match them to the regions it treats most.

A mains build for the destination.

Texua offers 220 V 50 Hz and 110 V 60 Hz builds. Specifying the right one at order avoids any reliance on a transformer.

A short list of statutory duties

With no radiation source and no laser, the unit needs no protection adviser. Electrical safety testing, PUWER and a PSSR check on the air system are the obligations to plan for.

A single handle to learn

One handle and one screen keep induction brief for locum and rotating staff. Every clinician uses the same controls on every visit.

Pressure setting

Air pressure is adjustable between 0.5 and 10 bar in 0.5-bar increments. The figure describes air pressure behind the projectile and not energy delivered to tissue.

Pulse frequency

Pulse rate is selectable between 1 and 21 Hz, one hertz at a time. Clinicians in published trials have eased both rate and pressure for patients who found treatment uncomfortable.

Impulse count

Each session is set between 100 and 9,900 impulses in steps of 100. Whether the unit logs delivered impulses is not published.

10.1-inch touch screen

All controls sit on a 10.1-inch touch screen at the top of the cabinet. Software language options and any stored protocols are not described.

Pneumatic ballistic handle

Texua markets the range as pneumatic and ballistic. The TA06 sheet itself is silent on the drive, so settle the air source and handle design with the seller.

Nine transmitter heads

The listed set includes nine heads. Their diameters, profiles and materials are not published.

Handle holder. The photographs show a

A side-mounted cradle for resting the handle between patients. Confirm it is fitted as standard.

Slim cabinet body

The unit is a tall, narrow cabinet in white and grey. Its surfaces and cleaning compatibility are not described on the sheet.

Castor base

Four castors carry the cabinet between rooms. Castor brakes are not mentioned.

Rated power

The unit is rated at 420 W. Whether that is continuous input or peak draw is not stated.

Supply builds

Two mains builds are listed: 220 V 50 Hz and 110 V 60 Hz. Name the required one and the plug on the order.

Footprint and height

The cabinet measures 390 × 470 mm at the base and 1050 mm high. That is about 0.18 m² of floor space.

Weight

The console weighs 22 kg. The packed consignment comes to 46.6 kg.

Handle hose

A hose connects the handle to the cabinet. Its length is not published, and it determines how far the unit can stand from the couch.

Front-panel logo

The photographs show a manufacturer logo on the front of the cabinet. Buyers who need unbranded panels should request this in the quotation.

Place of manufacture

Texua's legal name is Guangzhou Texua Electronic Technology Co., Ltd., based in Guangdong province. The seller sets the warranty, spare parts, and service terms in the quotation.

The TA06 suits clinics where the room is the constraint. It stands on a 390 by 470 mm base, weighs 22 kg, and rolls between cubicles, while the 10.1-inch screen sets pressure, frequency, and impulse count in fixed steps. Buyers should go in clear about three things: the sheet publishes no energy flux density, noise level, or handle service interval; heel-pain evidence for radial shockwave is weak; and the pressure wave is strongest at the skin. Plan the service around superficial targets and audited outcomes, and the unit earns its place in a small room. Medigear.uk lists the TA06 for business buyers worldwide and can arrange delivery, installation, commissioning, familiarisation and service cover. Request the declaration of conformity, noise level, hose length,h and handle service interval from the seller with the quotation.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

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

The console itself occupies 390 × 470 mm of floor space and stands 1050 mm high. Add working room for the clinician to stand at the screen and for the handle hose to reach across the couch. Texua does not publish the hose length, and that figure determines whether the unit can stay against a wall or must be pulled alongside the patient. Ask for it before planning the room layout.

It may be. Ballistic handles produce a sharp repeated crack, and at 21 Hz that becomes a steady rattle that carries through curtains and thin partitions. No noise level is published for the TA06, so ask the seller for one. In the UK, the Control of Noise at Work Regulations 2005 set a lower exposure action value of 80 dB(A) averaged over a working day, and a clinician running several sessions a day should know where the unit sits against it.

The evidence runs against the most common podiatry use. A double-masked, sham-controlled trial published in the British Journal of Sports Medicine in 2024 randomised patients to radial shockwave, sham shockwave or a standardised exercise programme, each added to advice and customised orthoses, or to advice and orthoses alone. After six months,s the change in heel pain was similar across all four groups. In the UK, NICE guidance IPG311 already limits ESWT for refractory plantar fasciitis to special arrangements for governance, consent and audit or research, because efficacy evidence is inconsistent.

Calcific rotator cuff tendinopathy is the clearest example. The Journal of Orthopaedic and Sports Physical Therapy published a 2025 clinical practice guideline that allows clinicians to use shockwave therapy for a calcified rotator cuff and recommends against it for a tendon without calcification. That makes imaging a precondition, and the TA06 has none built in. Lateral elbow pain and myofascial trigger points are also common targets, though you should review the evidence for each before designing a service around them.

Bar is the air pressure behind the projectile inside the handle, which is why it can be set so precisely. It is not a measure of the energy arriving in tissue, which trials usually report as energy flux density in mJ/mm², and Texua publishes no such value for this unit. The half-bar increment also means a protocol written at a setting such as 1.8 or 2.2 bar cannot be matched exactly. IEC 63045:2020 covers how acoustic output from pressure-pulse devices should be measured, so ask whether the manufacturer holds data to that standard.

It is a poor choice for domiciliary work. The unit is a 1050 mm cabinet on castors, weighing 22 kg, with no published carry case, transport mode or vehicle restraint. It suits a clinic that moves it along level corridors between rooms. Services planning regular travel between sites should ask the seller how the handle and transmitters should be secured in transit.

In the UK, a therapeutic shockwave device is typically Class IIa under UK MDR 2002, or higher depending on intended use, confirmed against the declaration of conformity at order. The TA06 datasheet shows no CE or UKCA marking, so the declaration of conformity and certificate scope establish its status. Ask as well for the IEC 60601-1 electrical safety and IEC 60601-1-2 electromagnetic compatibility reports for this exact model, together with the instructions for use. Conformity requirements differ by destination market, and the seller confirms what applies where the unit is going.

The handle is the part that wears. Each impulse drives a projectile along a guide tube, and manufacturers of ballistic handles usually quote a shot count at which the handle goes back for overhaul. The TA06 sheet gives no such number, and no replacement schedule for the transmitter heads either. Ask the seller for both, along with the turnaround time when a handle goes away for rebuild.

Possibly the air system. The bar-rated output implies the cabinet generates compressed air. Still, no compressor or reservoir details are published, so ask the seller whether the Pressure Systems Safety Regulations 2000 apply. PUWER 1998 covers the unit as work equipment anyway. There are no ionising radiation or laser components, so no protection adviser appointment is needed.

It does little for targets lying deep under heavy muscle, because a radial pressure wave is strongest at the skin. Services that want targeting guided by built-in imaging, or equipment for travelling clinics, will find it a poor match. Anyone treating in a quiet shared space should obtain the noise figure before committing.

The listed set is the console, one shockwave handle and nine transmitter heads. Nothing else is itemised, so gel, spare projectiles, rebuild parts and a cover all need asking about. Confirm the full contents on the written quotation, since the photographs alone do not settle what is supplied.