INTELECT PULS 30

  • Machine Highlights

    1. Fast & Effective Pain Relief
      Delivers noticeable improvement within 3–4 sessions; each treatment takes only around 10 minutes.
    2. Wide & Precise Energy Adjustment
      Offers 0.5–10 Bar energy and 1–21 Hz frequency, enabling flexible settings for various treatment needs.
    3. Smart Treatment Software
      Equipped with body-part-based protocols, transmitter selection guidance, and clinical indications (supports OEM clinical protocols).
    4. 13 Professional Transmitters
      Specialized transmitters for pain management, spine problems, and fascia treatments, covering a wide range of clinical applications.
    5. Non-invasive & Clinically Proven
      Radial shockwave technology promotes tissue healing and reduces pain without surgery or downtime.
    6. Stable Desktop Design
      Strong, reliable structure suitable for clinics, rehabilitation centers, and sports medicine practices.

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Fast & Effective Pain Relief

How it works: INTELECT PULS 30 uses radial shockwaves generated by an accelerated projectile in the applicator. The resulting mechanical pressure wave transmits into tissue and induces localized biological responses that can promote healing and reduce pain.


Typical course: Most patients see meaningful improvements after 3–4 weekly sessions; each session is short—about 10 minutes—so clinics can treat more patients with minimal time-per-case.


Clinical advantages: Fast treatment times plus repeatable, adjustable energy delivery (0.5–10 Bar, 1–21 Hz) make it easy to tailor therapy to acute vs. chronic conditions and to different body regions.


Patient experience: Non-invasive, well-tolerated procedures with minimal disruption to daily activity—most patients report only transient soreness or redness, not downtime.

13 Professional Transmitters

Purpose-built variety: The system includes 13 transmitters grouped for specific uses (e.g., ~6 for general pain management, ~3 optimized for spine-related areas, and ~4 for fascia/myofascial work).


Precision targeting: Different transmitter sizes and shapes let therapists concentrate energy on small focal points (trigger points, tendon insertions) or cover broader areas (large muscle groups, fascial planes).

Clinical flexibility:
Pain transmitters: smaller heads for focused trigger point and tendon pain.
Spine transmitters: shaped for paraspinal and posterior chain work, helping address spinal referral patterns.
Fascia transmitters: broader contact heads for myofascial release and soft-tissue mobilization.

Workflow benefits: Built-in transmitter selection on the interface and protocol guidance streamlines setup and reduces guesswork for therapists.

Non-invasive & Clinically Appropriate

Non-surgical option: Radial shockwave therapy is delivered externally—no incisions, injections, or anesthesia—making it a safe option for many musculoskeletal complaints.

Mechanism & therapeutic effect: Mechanical stress from the shockwave stimulates tissue repair processes and can improve local circulation, reduce pain signaling, and support regeneration in subacute/chronic conditions.

Minimal recovery time: Treatments are brief and typically require no post-procedure downtime; patients can usually resume normal activities immediately.

Safety note: The device offers adjustable energy and frequency controls so clinicians can titrate treatment intensity to patient tolerance and clinical indication. Always follow local clinical guidelines and screen for contraindications (e.g., certain implants or specific medical conditions) before treatment.

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FAQs

What is the IP30 Radial Shockwave Therapy Device?

The IP30 is a professional radial shockwave therapy machine designed for non-invasive musculoskeletal pain relief. Using pneumatic radial shockwave technology, the IP30 delivers mechanical pressure waves into soft tissue—making it widely used in physiotherapy clinics, sports rehabilitation centers, and orthopedic practices.

How does radial shockwave therapy work?

IP30 generates radial pressure waves by accelerating a projectile inside the applicator. These waves spread outward into the tissue, promoting blood circulation, metabolic activity, and tissue regeneration. This mechanical stimulation helps reduce chronic pain and improve mobility, making it a popular choice for pain management and physical therapy treatments.

What conditions can the IP30 help treat?

The IP30 is effective for a broad range of orthopedic and soft-tissue conditions, including:

  • Tendonitis and tendinopathy
  • Plantar fasciitis
  • Myofascial trigger points
  • Muscle stiffness and chronic inflammation
  • Sports injuries

Because of its versatility, the IP30 is frequently used in sports medicine, rehabilitation, chiropractic care, and pain therapy clinics.

What applicators and treatment settings does IP30 offer?

IP30 supports multiple radial shockwave transmitters designed for targeted treatments—such as transmitters for pain management, spine-related problems, and fascia therapy. With adjustable settings for energy levels (Bar), frequency (Hz), and shock counts, therapists can customize each session based on the patient’s condition, ensuring precise and effective shockwave treatment.

What should users expect during radial shockwave treatment?

A typical IP30 radial shockwave session lasts around 10 minutes and is generally well tolerated. Some patients may feel mild discomfort depending on the intensity, followed by temporary redness or soreness—normal reactions in shockwave therapy for pain relief. Most treatment plans include 3–5 sessions for noticeable improvement, depending on the condition and treatment goals.