MagRex: high-intensity peripheral magnetic stimulation
Super inductive, contact-free technology, up to 7.5 teslas
MagRex: a super inductive, high-intensity peripheral magnetic stimulation device for physiotherapy, sports medicine and rehabilitation.
Deep stimulation, contact-free and well tolerated
MagRex is a super inductive, high-intensity peripheral magnetic stimulation (PMS) device. According to the brand, it reaches up to 7.5 teslas (75,000 gauss) and acts on deep tissue such as nerves, muscles, ligaments and bone, with no direct skin contact and with the patient fully clothed.
For the clinic, it is a robust, easy-to-use tool with preset programmes and BURST currents, designed for pain, sports injuries and functional recovery, without lengthening sessions or adding to the team’s workload.
- Up to 7.5 teslas
- No skin contact
- 30 preset programmes
- BURST currents
Data from the MagRex brand.
The device in the spotlight
Six features that make MagRex a working tool for everyday practice.
Up to 7.5 teslas
High-intensity magnetic field (75,000 gauss), according to the brand.
BURST currents
iTBS, cTBS, LTD and LTP burst to match the stimulus to the tissue.
30 programmes
Presets, plus your own saved protocols.
Water cooling
Intensive, continuous use with no routine maintenance, according to the brand.
Ergonomic arm
Easy positioning, in manual or automatic mode.
Contact-free
Passes through clothing: the patient does not need to undress.
Discover MagRex
Choose a topic to see the features, the technique and the indications.
Super inductive device
Up to 7.5 teslas, water cooling, touchscreen, ergonomic arm and removable applicator.
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Peripheral magnetic stimulation
How induction works, how it differs from conventional electrotherapy, and BURST protocols.
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Clinical indications
Musculoskeletal and neuropathic pain, sports injuries, recovery after exertion and neurological rehabilitation.
View solutionWhere it applies
According to MagRex, a single technology for several common problems in clinical practice.
Musculoskeletal pain
Low back pain, neck pain and joint pain, within an active physiotherapy plan.
Sports injuries
Ankle sprains, groin pain and plantar fasciitis: pain modulation and recovery of motor control.
Recovery after exertion
Support for recovery after eccentric exercise or intense effort, in athletes and active people.
Neuropathic pain and neurological rehabilitation
Peripheral neuropathic pain and spasticity, combined with functional exercise.
Why MagRex in your clinic
What the brand highlights and what it means day to day.
Power
According to MagRex, it is the most powerful peripheral magnetic stimulation device on the market, averaging 7.5 teslas.
BURST currents
MagRex states it is the first super inductive device with BURST currents, which combine high and low frequencies (iTBS, cTBS, LTD burst, LTP burst).
No routine maintenance
Water cooling allows intensive, continuous use with no routine maintenance, according to the brand.
Patient clothed
Stimulation passes through clothing: no need to undress the patient, which saves time and adds comfort.
Intuitive to use
Touchscreen, 30 preset programmes and the option to save your own protocols.
Removable applicator
The applicator comes off with a simple click, and the articulated arm works in manual or automatic mode.
Guide: peripheral magnetic stimulation
Peripheral magnetic stimulation uses high-intensity magnetic fields to stimulate nerves and muscles, contact-free and through clothing. It is one of the fastest-growing techniques in physiotherapy and sports medicine, and it is the basis of the MagRex device.
Read the guideFrequently asked questions
What is MagRex?
MagRex is a super inductive, high-intensity peripheral magnetic stimulation device with a magnetic field of up to 7.5 teslas, for pain, sports injuries, recovery and rehabilitation.
How does it differ from conventional electrotherapy?
According to the brand, magnetic stimulation has no skin resistance and needs no electrodes; it reaches greater depth and is applied contact-free, even with the patient clothed.
Who uses it?
Physiotherapists, physical and rehabilitation medicine doctors, sports medicine and readaptation clinics.
Does it hurt or feel uncomfortable?
The application is non-invasive and usually well tolerated. Muscle contraction or deep tingling may be felt, and can be adjusted with intensity.
Is training available for the team?
According to MagRex, customers receive initial training, in person or online. Sausport can help arrange the details for your team.
How do I request information or a demonstration?
Use the contact form at the bottom of the page. The Sausport team will reply with the options that suit your space.
LEARN MORE ABOUT MAGREX
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