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Texua Physiotherapy & Wellness Equipment

Texua TA06+6

Product Code: PAWE-EAPD-3532

A second shock wave handle on board keeps the clinic list running during servicing.

Handpiece servicing doesn't require emptying the appointment book. Two shock wave handles running 0.5–10 bar at 1–21 Hz sit beside two ultrasonic handles on one 25.5 kg station, with nine probes and a 10.4-inch touchscreen.

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

The TA06+6 is Texua's floor-standing therapy station for musculoskeletal clinics running a full daily list of shock wave and ultrasound treatments. It carries two shock wave handles and two ultrasonic handles. The shock wave side is rated in bar, the unit of a pneumatically driven applicator, from 0.5 to 10 bar in 0.5 bar steps, at 1 to 21 Hz in 1 Hz steps, with a preset shot count of 100 to 9,900 in steps of 100. Nine shock wave probes, a 10.4-inch touchscreen, rated power of 500 W and supply options of 220 V 50 Hz or 110 V 60 Hz complete the published list. The published list includes no ultrasound output figures, shock wave energy flux density, or packing list.

The argument for this unit is uptime. The pneumatic shock wave handles wear with every shot and are replaced at intervals. With two handles on the same cabinet, one can be serviced while the other keeps treating, which protects the income of a clinic whose list depends on shock wave work. That value holds only if both handles are the same type and accept the same probes, which the datasheet does not confirm.

Product photography shows four handpieces holstered in pairs on either side of the cabinet, four castors and a lower base. The "+6" suffix in the model name is not defined, and the datasheet lists four handles.

The station measures 390 × 470 × 1050 mm and weighs 25.5 kg. Medigear.uk can arrange delivery, commissioning and service cover. Before ordering, request confirmation that both shock wave handles are identical, the ultrasound output specification, handpiece service terms, and the seller's declaration of conformity.

The TA06+6 is sized for busy musculoskeletal physiotherapy departments, sports medicine clinics, orthopaedic outpatient services, and rehabilitation units where shock wave treatment makes up a large share of the daily list. Its shock wave handles address chronic tendon and fascia problems that have not settled with exercise and load management, and its ultrasonic handles cover general soft tissue work.

Shoulder cases show why careful selection matters. NICE guidance from 2022 on calcific shoulder tendinopathy, now numbered HealthTech guidance 645, recommends shock wave therapy only in research, and its evidence overview includes a 45-patient trial that tested focused, radial and combined shock wave. For refractory plantar fasciitis and Achilles tendinopathy, NICE saw no major safety concerns but found efficacy evidence inconsistent and asks for special arrangements for governance, consent and audit. Trial results diverge: a placebo-controlled study of 245 patients with chronic plantar fasciitis favoured radial shock wave, while a 2024 Norwegian trial found no significant difference at six months once advice and customised orthoses were in place.

Ultrasound's record is thinner. A 1999 review of 38 trials found no clinically important effect in most of the well-conducted placebo-controlled studies, and a 2020 Cochrane review found little or no difference from placebo in chronic low back pain. Later meta-analyses report modest pain relief in knee osteoarthritis and neck pain from trials their authors rate as limited in quality.

The practical use is shock wave treatment of well-selected refractory cases under an audited protocol, in a clinic with enough volume to keep two hands working, and ultrasound as a secondary tool pending its specification.

The conformity documentation required for those procurement routes is issued by the manufacturer and provided by the seller.

Treatment continues while a technician services a handle.

With two shock wave handles on the cabinet, one can be rebuilt while the other keeps treating. For a clinic that books shock wave sessions every day, that turns a spell of cancelled appointments into routine maintenance, once the seller confirms both handles are the same type.

Wear spread across two handpieces.

On a high-volume list, alternating between the two handles spreads wear so that servicing can be staggered and planned around quieter weeks.

Two ultrasonic handles on the same station

The ultrasonic pair sits alongside the shock wave pair, so the station covers both modalities from one cabinet. The value of this side depends on output figures the seller still has to supply.

A larger screen for four handles

A 10.4-inch touchscreen controls the unit. The display area leaves room for settings when several handles are used in a session.

Wheeled between bays

Photography shows four castors, so one staff member can move the 25.5 kg station between treatment bays. Castor braking is not described and should be confirmed for polished or sloping floors.

Doses written as three numbers

Pressure in 0.5 bar steps, frequency in 1 Hz steps and a shot count preset in hundreds let a clinician record a session precisely and repeat it at the next visit.

Both common mains standards

The unit is offered for 220 V 50 Hz and 110 V 60 Hz supplies, so sites on either standard order the variant they need and avoid voltage converters.

A budget built from quotation terms

Shot rating, service kit price, spares lead time and ultrasound output testing can all be quoted before purchase. Collecting them turns the two biggest running costs into figures a finance team can plan against.

Two pneumatic shock wave handles

The datasheet lists two shock wave handles, and the bar-rated scale identifies a pneumatic ballistic mechanism. Confirm whether both are identical and what drives the air circuit.

Two ultrasonic handles

Two ultrasonic handles are listed. Their frequency, intensity, radiating area and output modes are not published.

Pressure of 0.5 to 10 bar

The scale covers twenty settings. The low end suits tender structures and first sessions, and the upper range is available where a protocol calls for it.

Pressure steps of 0.5 bar

Each adjustment moves pressure by half a bar, keeping increases gradual and easy to document.

Pulse frequency of 1 to 21 Hz

Twenty-one frequency settings are available. Slower rates suit a sensitive point, and faster rates shorten the time needed for a large shot count.

Frequency steps of 1 Hz

Frequency changes one hertz at a time, keeping it as reproducible as pressure across a documented course.

Preset shot count of 100 to 9,900

Session length is fixed before treatment in blocks of 100 shots, covering brief sessions on small structures and longer ones over large muscle groups.

Nine shock wave probes

Nine probes are listed. Their diameters, materials, recommended uses and allocation between the two handles are not published.

10.4-inch touchscreen

A single 10.4-inch touch display controls the station. Stored protocols and interface languages are not described.

Rated power of 500 W

The station draws a rated 500 W, a load a standard clinical wall socket supports without a dedicated circuit.

Supply options of 220 V 50 Hz or 110 V 60 Hz

Both mains standards are listed. Whether this is one switchable unit or two factory builds is not stated, so the supply is specified at order.

Floor-standing cabinet of 390 × 470 × 1050 mm

The published dimensions describe a tall, narrow station that stands beside the couch on its own footprint and needs no bench.

Unit weight of 25.5 kg

The station is light enough for one person to wheel between bays. The packing list should explain the 52.2 kg carton weight.

Four holsters and castors in photography

Photography shows four handpieces holstered in pairs on each side, four castors and a lower base. None of these appears in the written specification, so confirm supply and braking.

The TA06+6 puts two shock wave handles, two ultrasonic handles and nine probes on one wheeled station under a 10.4-inch touchscreen. Its strongest case is uptime in a high-volume musculoskeletal clinic, where a second shock wave handle keeps treatment going while the first is rebuilt. That case depends on details still to be confirmed: whether the handles are identical, what the ultrasound side delivers, what the "+6" suffix means and what the carton holds. Medigear.uk lists the TA06+6 for business buyers worldwide and can arrange delivery, installation, commissioning, familiarisation and service cover. Request confirmation of the handle, the ultrasound specification, handpiece service terms, and the seller's declaration of conformity with the quotation.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

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

The shock wave handles serve chronic tendon and fascia conditions, including calcific and non-calcific shoulder tendinopathy, plantar fasciopathy, lateral elbow pain and Achilles tendinopathy. The ultrasonic handles serve the general soft tissue and joint work that physiotherapy departments have long used ultrasound for. The datasheet lists no indications, so the manufacturer's instructions for use define the device's intended purpose. The Clinical Applications section below summarises what the published evidence supports.

The datasheet lists two shock wave handles but doesn't say whether they are the same model or share the nine probes. If they are identical, either can stand in for the other during servicing, which is the unit's main practical advantage. If they differ, for example in probe thread or output range, that advantage shrinks. Ask the seller to confirm the handle type, the probe allocation and whether the settings apply equally to both.

Nothing on the datasheet says whether two handles can operate together, on one patient or on two. A single 10.4-inch screen controls the unit, so the question remains open. Confirm the operating mode in writing before planning a room layout or a staffing pattern that assumes simultaneous use.

The suffix is not explained. The datasheet lists two shock wave handles and two ultrasonic handles, for a total of four, and the product photography also shows four handpieces. Ask the seller what the suffix denotes and whether anything beyond the four handles and nine probes is included.

None is published. Both handles are missing frequency, maximum intensity, effective radiating area, beam non-uniformity ratio, and output mode. These figures decide what the handles can treat and which output standard applies, so request them in writing before valuing the ultrasound side of the station.

The bar figure is the pneumatic driving pressure inside the shock wave handle. Tissue energy, normally quoted as energy flux density in mJ/mm², depends on that pressure together with the probe fitted, and no energy figure is published for this model. Protocols written in energy terms cannot be read across to the bar scale until the manufacturer supplies per-probe data.

Handpiece wear dominates. Each pneumatic handle has internal parts that are replaced after a rated number of shots, commonly quoted in the millions for this type of applicator, and neither the rating nor the service kit price is published here. Two shock wave handles spread that wear across a larger total shot count, but each still needs its own servicing. The ultrasonic handles need periodic output checks, and the station needs electrical safety testing under the provider's own policy, so request all of these terms at quotation.

A powered device delivering therapeutic energy to the body is typically Class IIa under UK MDR 2002, or higher, use-dependent, confirmed against the declaration of conformity at order. Great Britain accepts CE-marked devices under transitional arrangements running to 2028 or 2030, depending on the EU legislation concerned, and the MHRA consulted in 2026 on extending recognition indefinitely. UKCA marking is the alternative. Because Texua is based outside the UK, a UK Responsible Person and MHRA registration are needed before the device is placed on the GB market, so ask the seller who holds that role.

IEC 60601-1 and IEC 60601-1-2 cover the station as a whole. The ultrasonic handles fall under IEC 60601-2-5, with output characterised to IEC 61689 in the 0.5 to 5 MHz range or IEC 63009 at lower frequencies. IEC 60601-2-36 covers focused pressure pulse equipment and is not written for radial pneumatic applicators. Ask which standards the technical file cites, and request the working pressure and air volume of the internal air circuit so the duty holder can decide whether the Pressure Systems Safety Regulations 2000 require a written scheme.

Registered clinicians normally deliver both modalities, typically HCPC-registered physiotherapists and podiatrists, or doctors in sports and musculoskeletal medicine. Where shock wave therapy is used for refractory plantar fasciitis or Achilles tendinopathy, NICE asks for special arrangements covering governance, consent and audit. Commissioning can arrange familiarisation, and formal competency remains the provider's responsibility.

A practice with a light shock wave caseload gains little from a second handle and pays for it in purchase price and servicing. It also suits poorly a buyer who needs the ultrasound side to carry the case, since no output figures exist to judge it by. Commonly listed contraindications include anticoagulant use, bleeding disorders, pregnancy, local infection, and tumours in the treatment area, and the manufacturer's instructions for use provide the definitive list.

No packing list is published. At 52.2 kg, the carton weighs roughly twice the 25.5 kg station, so it holds more than the cabinet, but you should not assume its contents. Ask for a written list covering all four handles, nine probes, holsters, mains lead, footswitch if any, coupling gel and documentation, and check it at delivery.