Digital Electrical Muscle Stimulation (EMS) Machine – Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation Unit

The Digital Electrical Muscle Stimulation (EMS) Machine is a physiotherapy and rehabilitation device designed to stimulate muscle contractions through controlled electrical impulses delivered using surface electrodes. The machine is used by physiotherapists and rehabilitation professionals to support muscle re-education, improve muscle activation and assist in preventing or reducing disuse-related muscle weakness during prescribed rehabilitation programmes. The unit features adjustable pulse frequency, pulse width, stimulation intensity, contraction and relaxation cycles, multiple output channels and digital treatment controls. Suitable for hospitals, physiotherapy clinics, orthopaedic rehabilitation centres, sports medicine facilities and medical rehabilitation departments. Feature / Parameter Specification Product Type Electrical Muscle Stimulation Machine Alternative Name EMS / NMES Physiotherapy Machine Technology Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation Stimulation Method Electrical Pulses Delivered Through Surface Electrodes Waveform Symmetrical or Asymmetrical Biphasic Pulses, Depending on Model Output Channels Typically 2 Independent Channels Additional Channels 4-Channel Models Available Pulse Frequency Typically Adjustable from 1–120 Hz Pulse Width Typically 50–400 Microseconds Output Current Adjustable; Up to 80–120 mA on Selected Models Stimulation Intensity Independently Adjustable