Primo Stimulation Multidyne 970

Primo Multidyne 970 Multi-frequency Stimulation

The Primo Stimulation Multidyne delivers a complete range of low- and medium-frequency outputs in one advanced, versatile device. Designed for professional physiotherapy, rehabilitation, and sports medicine applications, this unit enables targeted stimulation therapy for a wide variety of clinical needs.

Stimulation therapy is used in rehabilitation to prevent muscle atrophy following musculoskeletal injuries such as fractures, joint damage, muscle tears, injuries. By activating muscle fibres through NMES (Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation), it supports recovery, restores function, and helps patients regain strength more quickly.

Beyond rehabilitation, the Multidyne is also an effective tool for sports performance enhancement, allowing athletes to strengthen specific muscle groups, improve endurance, and support conditioning programmes.

Multidyne Features:

• Colour touch screen technology
• Russian, Diadynamic, TENS, Sinusoidal, Faradic, Galvanic, Interrupted galvanic, Trabert, Medi-wave and Microcurrent
• S/D curve
• Three carrier frequencies: 2kHz, 4kHz and 8kHz
• 0–100mA peak constant current or 0–70/140V peak constant current voltage depending on mode selected
• Stimulation outputs: two and four pole interferential
• The two independent stimulation channels allow selection of independent waveforms and treatment intensities
• Vector facility

Supplied as:

Option 1 – Primo Interferential 970 multi-frequency stimulation unit 2/4 pole patient lead, four medium (80x60mm) rubber electrodes, four medium sponge covers, four electrode connection cables ( blue and yellow) and two stretch bandages (1200x75mm)

Option 2 – Primo Interferential 970 multi-frequency stimulation unit 2/4 pole patient lead, four electrode connection cables ( blue and yellow) and 20 packs of Primo Self-Adhesive electrodes

Treatment Protocols:

Pain relief, Stimulate local blood flow, Osteoarthritis knee, Chronic low back pain, Acute low back pain, Fibromyalgia, Trigger points, Post operative knee pain, Stress & urge incontinence.