The latest in electromagnetic technology – The Zimmer shockwave is unparalleled in durability and providing results for soft tissue injuries.

enPuls 2.0 is a German-made radial pulse therapy system that transfers kinetic energy into impact energy; which is then used as radial pulses to treat targeted areas of chronic pain.

The ergonomic hand piece allows a practitioner to free up one hand so they can target musculoskeletal pain while increasing circulation for enhanced and expedited healing.

INCREDIBLE VALUE & ROI
2 million shot warranty on each handpiece

2 year warranty on base device

A fraction of the cost for “focus” shockwave devices, while providing clinically supported excellent results

High ROI as most clinics charge $75 – $100 per treatment
(making a lease-to-own monthly expense covered by seeing
just one patient every other week)

HOW IT WORKS
enPuls 2.0 energy is able to penetrate tissue that other, more traditional, types of therapy systems cannot.  However the science behind enPulsPro’s Softshot technology, allows the patient to be more comfortable.

PATIENT COMFORT
Patients have reported a feeling of “discomfort” rather than varying degrees of “pain“ when compared to receiving treatments on other compressor driven shockwave devices.  Many practitioners use this excuse for not offering shockwave in general.  With enPuls 2.0, there is no reason to worry that a patient will be uncomfortable.

Different from focused shockwaves, which have rise times less than 100 ns and which results in a desired gradation of the wave in the tissue causing cavitation and tissue destruction, with radial shockwaves it is not the exponential effect but simply the amount of energy that triggers the reactive processes.

The slower rise of the wave and the significantly lower peak amplitude mean that enPuls 2.0 does not generate the typical whiplash effect of the shockwave, which makes it easier for the patient to tolerate.

PRACTICE EFFICIENCY
Treatment time is decreased compared to other modalities, creating an even more efficient process for your practice.

Plus, the therapist experiences less fatigue because the Zimmer hand piece can be balanced comfortably (without additional force needed) in the hand and holding down a “trigger”  and applying additional force or pressure as needed. Many other compressor shockwave devices do not have these fatigue-saving features.

USER-FRIENDLY INTERFACE & SOFTWARE
Zimmer makes it easy to start treating with shockwave. The integrated treatment library contains preset programs for the most common injuries treated with shockwave. Customizing treatments is quick and easy.

Zimmer will train your staff and provide lifetime support.
Ask about our no-cost, in-clinic or virtual demonstrations including staff orientation.

Each of the preset programs in the treatment library comes with detailed guidelines on how to start a treatment for each condition.

• Green areas show where the handpiece can be glided (moved dynamically).

• Blue dots indicate trigger points where the handpiece should be held stationary (static).

• Recommendations are given for power settings and frequency of treatments, easily customize these recommendations to the patient with the two knobs on the front of the shockwave.

Plus, the therapist experiences less fatigue because the Zimmer hand piece can be balanced comfortably (without additional force needed) in the hand and holding down a “trigger”  and applying additional force or pressure.

Also available: enPuls Pro

enPuls Pro energy is different than other shockwave therapy systems.  Because it is powered by electromagnetics (vs. a compressor), there is less noise (making the environment more comfortable) and there less parts that are likely to break down.

Additionally, the German-made system boasts:

• Simple use; there are only 2 knobs to adjust settings

• Built in library with conditions and suggested treatment parameters

• 3 replacement heads of different sizes

• Shock counter that’s easy to view

• The Zimmer bullet is 5 times heavier than compressor-driven devises