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Texua Physiotherapy & Wellness Equipment

Texua TB08

Product Code: PAWE-EAPD-3564

Forty kilos, 1,020 mm tall, one handle — a shock wave station for the outpatient bay.

Hospital outpatient departments want a shock wave unit that lives in the bay and stays upright through a full list. This 40 kg floor-standing station pairs one pneumatic handle and nine probes with a 10.4-inch touchscreen at standing height.

Sections

Shockwave Therapy

Categories

Physiotherapy & Wellness Equipment

Condition

New

Origin

China

Seller Type

Certified Professional Seller

Size:

450 × 500 × 1020 mm

CE & ISO Certified

Global Shipping

Supplier: Medigear

Texua positions the TB08 as a floor-standing shock wave station for hospital outpatient departments and larger musculoskeletal clinics. Its output is set in bar, which points to a pneumatic applicator, from 0.5 to 10 bar in 0.5 bar increments, at 1 to 21 Hz in 1 Hz increments, with a preset of 100 to 9,900 shots in hundreds. One shock wave handle and nine probes are listed, along with a 10.4-inch touchscreen, a rated 420 W draw, and a choice of 220 V 50 Hz or 110 V 60 Hz supply. The sheet gives no energy flux density, handpiece service life or packing list, and does not explain what accounts for the unit's 40 kg weight.

This model's character is permanence. A 1,020 mm cabinet weighing 40 kg belongs in one treatment bay, where it can be logged on the asset register, tested on schedule and operated by a clinician standing at the couch with the screen at the top of the cabinet. That makes it a Trust department's unit, not a travelling service's. Its single handle is the trade-off to weigh: when that handle goes for rebuild, shock wave treatment in the bay pauses, so warranty terms and loan arrangements deserve as much attention as the price.

Product photography shows a navy-and-whitea navy-and-white cabinet on four castors, a horizontal bar beneath the enscreen, and one handpiece holstered on the right-hand side.

The station measures 450 × 500 × 1020 mm. Medigear.uk can arrange delivery, commissioning and service cover. Request the handpiece rebuild interval, loan or swap terms during servicing, per-probe energy data, a packing list and the declaration of conformity from the seller before ordering.

The TB08 is designed for hospital musculoskeletal outpatient departments, orthopaedic and sports medicine clinics, and larger physiotherapy services with a steady weekly shock wave list. Its most relevant indications are refractory Achilles tendinopathy and greater trochanteric pain syndrome, the lateral hip pain usually linked to gluteal tendinopathy, with plantar heel pain and lateral elbow pain as further uses.

NICE's position differs by indication, and a hospital buyer should know each. For greater trochanteric pain syndrome, NICE describes the evidence on both efficacy and safety as limited in quality and quantity, restricts use to special arrangements, and asks clinicians to warn patients that treatment can be painful during and after sessions and that symptoms may worsen. For Achilles tendinopathy, plantar fasciitis and tennis elbow, NICE raises no major safety concerns but calls the efficacy evidence inconsistent, again under special arrangements for governance, consent and audit or research. Each guidance document asks clinicians to notify their Trust's clinical governance leads. Randomised trials in plantar fasciitis have produced both positive and null results, which reinforces the case for local audit.

For a hospital department, this points to a specific role: a governed shock wave pathway for patients whose Achilles or lateral hip pain has failed a structured course of loading and education, with written consent, outcome measures recorded at each visit and results reviewed by the governance lead. The station's fixed-bay design and stepped, recordable settings fit that model, and its single handle means the service plan should include cover for rebuild periods.

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

Designed to live in one bay

A 1,020 mm, 40 kg cabinet on castors stays in one place and can be wheeled aside for cleaning. It suits a dedicated shock wave room where the unit is booked, logged and maintained as a fixed hospital asset.

Screen at standing height

The 10.4-inch touchscreen sits at the top of the cabinet, within reach of a clinician standing at the couch. Clinicians can check and change settings without stooping during a long session.

A large display for confident setup

The 10.4-inch screen gives room to read pressure, frequency and shot count clearly, which helps when several clinicians share the unit across a week.

Nine probes on one handle

Nine probes are listed. Once their sizes are confirmed, they allow a clinician to match the probe to a narrow Achilles insertion or the broader lateral hip.

Recordable sessions for audit

Half-bar pressure steps, single-hertz frequency steps and a shot preset in hundreds reduce each session to three numbers, which is what a NICE-style audit of outcomes needs.

Mains variants for either standard

The station is listed for 220 V 50 Hz and 110 V 60 Hz supplies, so departments can order the version they need.

Standard socket supply

A rated 420 W draw runs from an ordinary clinical socket, so installation needs no electrical work beyond a nearby outlet.

Warranty and loan terms settled up front.

Because the station has one handle, you can negotiate a clear rebuild turnaround and loan arrangement at quotation. Securing these terms protects appointment capacity during servicing.

Single pneumatic shock wave handle

The listing includes one shock wave handle, and the bar-rated scale indicates a pneumatic mechanism. The air source is not described and should be confirmed.

Pressure of 0.5 to 10 bar

Twenty pressure settings are published, from gentle opening sessions to the top of the scale where a protocol requires it.

Pressure steps of 0.5 bar

Intensity changes half a bar at a time, letting a clinician build gradually within patient tolerance.

Pulse frequency of 1 to 21 Hz

Twenty-one rates are available. Slower rates suit a sensitive tendon insertion, and faster rates shorten sessions with high shot counts.

Frequency steps of 1 Hz

Pulse rate moves in single-hertz steps so that it can be recorded and repeated as precisely as pressure.

Shot preset of 100 to 9,900

Sessions are defined in advance in hundred-shot blocks, from a short Achilles treatment to a longer one across the lateral hip.

10.4-inch touchscreen

A 10.4-inch touch display controls every parameter. Stored protocols and interface languages are not described.

Nine shock wave probes

Nine probes are listed. Dimensions, materials and recommended uses are not published.

Rated power of 420 W

The station draws a rated 420 W from a standard clinical socket.

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

Both mains standards appear on the datasheet, but it doesn't say whether one unit switches between them, so the supply is stated at order.

Floor-standing cabinet of 450 × 500 × 1020 mm

The cabinet stands on its own footprint beside the couch. Which dimension is width and which is depth should be checked on delivery.

Unit weight of 40 kg

The published weight makes the station a wheeled, fixed-bay unit. The reason for the mass is not stated.

Castors, front bar and holster in photography

Photography shows four castors, a horizontal bar beneath the screen and one handpiece holstered on the right. The written specification does not describe any of these, and castor braking should be confirmed.

The TB08 is a 40 kg, 1,020 mm floor-standing station with one pneumatic shock wave handle, nine probes and a 10.4-inch touchscreen at standing height. Its strongest case is a hospital or large outpatient department running a governed shock wave pathway for refractory Achilles and lateral hip pain from a dedicated bay. Key points to confirm at quotation are the single handle's rebuild interval and loan cover, the reason for the unit's weight, per-probe energy data, and the packing list. Medigear.uk lists the TB08 for business buyers worldwide and can arrange delivery, installation, commissioning, familiarisation and service cover. Request warranty and loan terms, energy data and the declaration of conformity from the seller with the quotation.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

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

Hospital musculoskeletal services typically use radial shock wave for refractory Achilles tendinopathy, greater trochanteric pain around the gluteal tendons, plantar heel pain and lateral elbow pain. The datasheet lists no indications, so the manufacturer's instructions for use determine the intended purpose under which the device can be marketed. The Clinical Applications section below covers what NICE and the trials say about each.

The datasheet gives the weight without explaining it. The published parameters describe a single-handle pneumatic unit so that the extra mass may come from the cabinet construction, an internal compressor, or ballast for stability, but none of these is stated. Ask the seller what accounts for the weight, because it affects how the unit is moved, where it can stand and how it is handled at delivery.

Photography shows four castors so that staff would wheel it on a level floor. Lifting 40 kg is a two-person task under most manual handling assessments, and the 64.6 kg carton needs mechanical help at goods-in. Whether the castors lock is not described, so confirm the braking arrangement before placing the unit near a treatment couch.

With one shock wave handle listed, treatment on this unit stops while that handle is rebuilt. The rebuild interval and turnaround time are not published. Ask the seller how long a typical rebuild takes, whether a loan or exchange handle is offered, and whether a second handle can be bought outright to cover that period.

Bar measures the air pressure that fires the projectile inside the handle. The energy reaching tissue, which published protocols usually give in mJ/mm², depends on that pressure combined with the fitted probe, and this model's datasheet lists no energy values. Request per-probe figures from the manufacturer before translating any protocol from the literature onto the bar scale.

The handle's wear parts are the main cost, replaced after a rated number of shots that is not published here, and the rebuild kit price is also not listed. A hospital asset adds planned preventive maintenance and electrical safety testing under the organisation's device management policy. Ask for the shot rating, kit price, turnaround time and warranty length in writing, and budget for coupling gel as a small consumable.

The datasheet gives a count of nine and no further detail on size, material or purpose. Probe selection shapes how energy spreads, which matters differently over the Achilles insertion and the broader lateral hip. Ask for a list setting out each probe's dimensions and recommended use, and confirm which probes the quoted price covers.

Devices of this kind are typically Class IIa under UK MDR 2002, or higher, use-dependent, confirmed against the declaration of conformity at order. CE marking currently gives access to the GB market under transitional provisions, with cut-off dates in 2028 or 2030 depending on the EU framework the device was assessed against, and MHRA consulted in 2026 on keeping that recognition open-ended. UKCA marking is an alternative. As Texua is based in China, it must appoint a UK Responsible Person and register the device with the MHRA, and the seller should name that organisation.

The general medical electrical standard IEC 60601-1 and the electromagnetic compatibility standard IEC 60601-1-2 form the baseline. IEC 60601-2-36 is written for focused pressure pulse equipment and does not cover a radial pneumatic handle. Ask for the standards list from the technical file and the supporting test reports, and for the working pressure and volume of the internal air circuit so that the department can check the Pressure Systems Safety Regulations 2000 position.

Registered clinicians such as HCPC-registered physiotherapists and podiatrists, or doctors in musculoskeletal and sports medicine, are the usual operators. NICE asks clinicians using shock wave for refractory greater trochanteric pain, Achilles tendinopathy, tennis elbow and plantar fasciitis to inform their Trust's clinical governance leads, give patients clear written information and audit outcomes. In a hospital, the unit should also be entered into the medical device management system in line with MHRA guidance on managing medical devices. Familiarisation can be arranged at commissioning.

It is the wrong unit for a service that travels between sites, because a 40 kg, 1,020 mm cabinet is not a practical car load. It is also a poor fit for a department that cannot tolerate gaps in shock-wave provision unless a loan or second handle is arranged. For patients, trial exclusions commonly cover anticoagulant treatment, bleeding disorders, pregnancy and infection or tumour at the site, with the instructions for use setting the binding list.

No packing list is published. The 64.6 kg carton outweighs the 40 kg unit by more than 24 kg, so accessories and packaging make up a large share, and you should confirm the contents in writing. Ask for a list covering the handle, nine probes, holster, mains lead, footswitch if any, gel and documentation, and check it at delivery.