This type of applicators (monopolar) are used for surface treatments and when using these applicators, the device mode must be set to CET.
The use of these applicators (monopolar) requires the use of a plate
These types of applicators are used for deep treatments, and when using these applicators, the device mode must be set to RET.
It is worth mentioning that the types of resistance and capacitor tips are different from each other, and mode change is only software, but using one type of tips (for example, resistance tips for both modes) is basically baseless and has no scientific justification, and as a result, treatment does not take place
These applicators are bipolar and do not need to use a plate, and the current is transferred directly to the body. These applicators are produced in two types, branched and flat, and when using these applicators, the device mode must be set to RET. Bipolar applicators are used in both physiotherapy and beauty (rejuvenation and wrinkle removal).
These applicators, like bipolar applicators, do not need a plate.
They are mostly used in beauty and fitness and cause local slimming. To use these applicators, the device mode must be set to RET.
Bipolar handpiece: branched and flat
Metal plate electrodes
Handpiece: three polar and six polar
Handpiece
Handpiece
Capacitance and resistance Tips
| Frequency | 300KHz-1.3MHz |
| Voltage | 200 – 240AC |
| Screen | Color and touch 7 inches |
| Treatment program | has it. |
| Dimensions | 33.5*28*16(l*w*h) |
| Weight | 5 |
The TC500 tecar device is a safe and effective treatment method that can be used to treat a wide range of diseases and conditions. This treatment usually has no side effects, but may cause redness, swelling, or mild burning in some people.
The tecar device is a therapeutic device that uses radiofrequency waves to generate heat in the tissue. This heat can be used to treat a wide variety of ailments and conditions, including:
the pain
inflammation
Joint stiffness
Chronic wounds
obesity
acne
The TC500 model tecar device transmits energy to body tissues by producing radio frequency waves. Tissue-forming cells contain negative and positive ions. When a DC current is applied to the cell, the negative ions move towards the positive pole and the positive ions move towards the negative pole and remain there until the end of the stimulation. But if the polarity of the current is changed intermittently with a high frequency in the RF range, the ions move back and forth between the electrodes at a high speed, which is called ion turbulence. The kinetic energy resulting from this rapid ion movement will cause heat production in the tissue. The heat created in the tissue immediately reduces the pain; As blood vessels expand, blood circulation increases; Contractions are reduced and the absorption power of the lymphatic system increases.
