The Infinium FOCUS is a clinical-grade hybrid electromagnetic focused shockwave therapy system engineered to deliver deep-penetrating, high-precision shockwave energy for musculoskeletal rehabilitation, pain management, and advanced soft tissue recovery across orthopedics, sports medicine, physiotherapy, urology, and rehabilitation.
Using electromagnetic induction technology, the FOCUS generates focused shockwaves through a specialized coil and metallic membrane immersed in water, propagating pressure waves through a parabolic reflector that concentrates energy at precise tissue depths up to 65mm - with overall penetration reaching 100-120mm into surrounding tissue. This creates a defined focal zone that triggers intracellular and extracellular biological responses including cell activation, accelerated blood flow, vasodilation, and angiogenesis - stimulating the formation of new cells to replace damaged tissue without surface skin impact, for safer and more comfortable treatments than electrohydraulic or piezoelectric alternatives.
With clinical-grade energy output from 30 to 400mJ, an energy flux density range of 0.03-0.39 mJ/cm2, and a frequency range of 1-10Hz - lower frequencies (1-4Hz) for deep, high-energy chronic treatments and higher frequencies (8-10Hz) for superficial or faster sessions - the Infinium FOCUS delivers the precision, depth, and output range demanded by today's most advanced clinical settings.
What sets the Infinium FOCUS apart from other focused shockwave systems is its hybrid design's combination of gel-free depth control, long-term durability, and broad clinical versatility. Rather than gel pads, depth is adjusted by varying the water level in the applicator bladder - reducing per-treatment costs and setup time while providing more consistent energy delivery than electrohydraulic systems.
The applicator is rated for 500,000 shocks per handpiece and 1,000,000 shocks per pulse switch, significantly outlasting electrohydraulic electrode systems and minimizing ongoing maintenance costs for high-volume clinical practices. The intuitive color touchscreen interface provides access to 29 pre-programmed therapy protocols covering conditions including chronic back pain, calcific tendinitis of the shoulder, patellar tendinopathy, tennis elbow, plantar fasciitis, heel spurs, rotator cuff injuries, osteoarthritis of the knee, carpal tunnel syndrome, piriformis syndrome, erectile dysfunction, trigger points, and more - alongside fully adjustable manual parameters for personalized treatment protocols. Weighing 30kg and packaged in an aluminum carrying case at 19" x 15" x 10", the Infinium FOCUS integrates seamlessly into clinics, hospitals, and therapy centers, and is backed by a 2-year warranty on the controller unit. For clinicians seeking the optimal balance of penetration depth, focusing accuracy, treatment comfort, and long-term reliability in a focused shockwave therapy system, the Infinium FOCUS is the definitive clinical choice.
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What is focused electromagnetic shockwave therapy?
Focused electromagnetic shockwave therapy uses electromagnetic induction to generate high-energy pressure waves that are concentrated at a precise depth within the body's tissue. Unlike radial pressure wave devices, which disperse energy outward from the applicator surface, focused shockwave systems like the Infinium FOCUS deliver energy to a defined focal zone deep within the tissue - up to 65mm focal depth with overall penetration reaching 100-120mm - making it especially effective for targeting tendons, ligaments, joints, and deep musculoskeletal structures.
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How is the Infinium FOCUS different from a radial shockwave device?
Radial shockwave devices disperse energy outward in a conical pattern from the applicator tip, making them well-suited for superficial tissue conditions. The Infinium FOCUS uses focused electromagnetic technology to concentrate energy at a precise, controlled depth within the tissue - allowing clinicians to target deeper structures like the hip, shoulder, and spine with greater accuracy and less energy loss at the surface. This results in more effective treatment for deep chronic conditions and reduces discomfort during treatment.
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What conditions can the Infinium FOCUS treat?
The Infinium FOCUS includes 29 pre-programmed therapy protocols and is clinically indicated for a wide range of musculoskeletal and soft tissue conditions, including chronic back pain, calcific tendinitis of the shoulder, patellar tendinopathy, tennis elbow, golfer's elbow, rotator cuff injuries, plantar fasciitis, heel spurs, osteoarthritis of the knee, carpal tunnel syndrome, piriformis syndrome, hamstring shortening, tibial stress syndrome, cervical spondylosis, lumbar spondylosis, herniated nucleus pulposus, De Quervain's tenosynovitis, bicep tendonitis, trigger points, and erectile dysfunction, among others.
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How deep does the Infinium FOCUS penetrate?
The Infinium FOCUS delivers focused energy to a precise focal zone up to 65mm deep, with the shockwave's biological effects extending into surrounding tissue up to 100-120mm overall. Penetration depth is adjustable by varying the water level in the applicator bladder - no gel pads required.
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Does the Infinium FOCUS require gel pads?
No. The Infinium FOCUS uses a water-filled applicator bladder for depth control, eliminating the need for gel pads entirely. This reduces per-treatment supply costs, simplifies setup, and provides more consistent energy delivery across sessions.
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How does the Infinium FOCUS compare to electrohydraulic and piezoelectric shockwave systems?
The Infinium FOCUS outperforms electrohydraulic systems in applicator lifespan, maintenance requirements, patient comfort, and focusing accuracy - electrohydraulic systems require frequent electrode replacements and generate high peak pressures that can cause more patient discomfort. Compared to piezoelectric systems, the FOCUS offers greater penetration depth and a wider range of treatable indications. The electromagnetic hybrid design provides the optimal balance of power, precision, comfort, and long-term reliability for modern clinical practice.
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How long does the applicator last?
The Infinium FOCUS handpiece applicator is rated for 500,000 shocks per handpiece, and the pulse switch is rated for 1,000,000 shocks - significantly longer than electrohydraulic electrode systems. This reduces ongoing maintenance costs and minimizes treatment downtime for busy clinical practices.
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Is the Infinium FOCUS safe and comfortable for patients?
Yes. The focused electromagnetic technology delivers controlled, precise energy to the targeted tissue depth without surface skin impact, significantly reducing patient discomfort compared to electrohydraulic systems. The gel-free design, adjustable depth, and wide frequency range (1-10Hz) allow clinicians to tailor treatment intensity to each patient's tolerance and condition - from high-energy chronic treatments at lower frequencies to gentler superficial sessions at higher frequencies.
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What frequency settings does the Infinium FOCUS support?
The Infinium FOCUS operates across a frequency range of 1-10Hz. Lower frequencies (1-4Hz) are recommended for deep, high-energy treatment of chronic conditions, while higher frequencies (8-10Hz) are better suited for superficial tissue conditions or faster-paced treatment sessions.
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What is included with the Infinium FOCUS?
The Infinium FOCUS ships with the main unit, therapy handle with water-filled applicator, and an aluminum carrying case for secure transport and storage between treatment locations.
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What is the warranty on the Infinium FOCUS?
The Infinium FOCUS is backed by a 2-year warranty on the controller unit and a warranty of 500,000 pulses on the handpiece applicator.
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What clinical settings is the Infinium FOCUS designed for?
The Infinium FOCUS is designed for integration into clinics, hospitals, sports medicine facilities, physiotherapy centers, orthopedic practices, urology practices, and rehabilitation centers. Its compact footprint, aluminum carrying case, and intuitive touchscreen interface make it practical for both fixed clinical installations and mobile treatment environments.
