New Arrival CO2 Gas Injector Shock Cryotherapy Machine Cold Cooling Cryotherapy Gun for Body Pain Relief

Product Description

Product Description

Painless Cold Therapy Carboxy Therapy Cryo Skin Cooling Machine Convenient Reduce Swelling and Pain



Specifiction 

Minimum Temperature	-78°C
Treatment Distance	150 ± 5mm
Operation Modes	Pulse (Shock) | Continuous
Laser Aiming Beam	650nm 5mW
Battery Capacity	3400mAh
Display	1.44″ Color Display for temperature and battery status
CO2 Gas Tank Capacity	2.5L or 20L options
Device Weight	1.67 lbs/0.76 kg
Case Dimensions	425mm/16.75″ W x 350mm/13.75″ L x 160mm/6.25″ H
Case Weight	14 lbs/6.5 kg

Gun type equipment for
localized treatments

For use in physiotherapy and beauty

CO2 cooling

Includes thermal imaging camera

Cryogenic tube inserted

Use with different sizes of CO2 tanks


For use in consultation or on the go



Cryotherapy gun  is the best cryotherapy equipment out there if you are looking for something portable.

The engineering and software applied in its production allow safe treatments, easy to apply and with visible results
from the first session.

This device uses carbon dioxide to blow icy air through its applicator tip at a temperature of -78º. The containers
can be found from 1Kg. up to 10Kg. which allows total mobility.

These cryotherapy treatments can be used in physiotherapy, beauty, sports recovery and veterinary medicine.
Treatment and training protocols are included.




This equipment not only uses the analgesic and anti-inflammatory effect of the cold.

With the correct treatment protocols and in very short application times, it can be combined with other
physiotherapy techniques to achieve immediate results.


Chronic diseases

Fibromyalgia

Rheumatoid arthritis

Ankylosing spondylitis

Multiple sclerosis

Chronic pain

Widening the angle of movement

Recovery from Muscular Tendon Injuries

Immediate and long-lasting pain relief.

Muscle regeneration

Micro muscle tear repair

Reduction of edema

Reduction of inflammation

Curing process

Muscle relaxation

Postpartum: regeneration of the abdominal muscles




The perfect equipment for those professionals who make trips or those who need to do treatments at sporting events.

Small 1 or 3 kg carbon dioxide containers can be easily carried to the point of care. In case of attending a sporting
event where there is a provision of multiple attentions, you can opt for the 10 Kg load, there is a small transport cart
that is sold as an option.

Muscle injuries

Tendon injuries

Immediate and long-lasting pain relief

Muscle regeneration

Micro muscle tear repair

Reduction of edema

Reduction of inflammation

Curing process



VETERINARY APPLICATIONS

Cryotherapy for equine and veterinary use in general
An excellent tool for the vet. The analgesic and anti-inflammatory effect of cold can be used in consultation or on home
visits, it also allows taking it to sporting events.

With very short treatment times, and a comfortable and safe procedure for the animal, it can be combined with other
physiotherapy techniques

Muscle injuries

Tendon injuries

Immediate and long-lasting pain relief

Muscle regeneration

Micro muscle tear repair

Reduction of edema

Reduction of inflammation

Curing process

Muscle relaxation


Carbon dioxide cooling

Cryotherapy gun bases its cooling method on carbon dioxide. This, in its liquid form is provided by different gas
companies, it comes in carafes very similar to fire extinguishers, with a load of 1, 6, 10 or 15 kilos.

Medicinal carbon dioxide is completely safe and has several medical uses. It can be used as an insufflation gas for
minimally invasive surgery (laparoscopy, endoscopy, and arthroscopy) to enlarge and stabilize body cavities for better
visibility of the surgical field. In addition, in its liquid phase, it can be used to provide temperatures down to -78 ° C, for
cryotherapy or local analgesia by external application on the surface of the skin.

Other applications of medicinal carbon dioxide include transient respiratory stimulation and stimulation of deep breathing
and coughing to prevent or treat atelectasis.