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Apparatus for Galvanization and Medicinal Electrophoresis
Apparatus for Galvanization and Medicinal Electrophoresis (Product Code: SCL304 /052) is a direct-current physiotherapy unit used to apply a constant electric current to the body for galvanization and for iontophoresis in clinic and hospital conditions. It delivers up to 50 mA in the patient circuit, regulated in 0–5 mA and 0–50 mA ranges, and comes in a plastic case with two electrodes. It is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, India.
Specifications
| Parameter | Detail |
|---|---|
| Purpose | Constant-current (galvanic) treatment for therapeutic and prophylactic purposes, and iontophoresis |
| Setting | Clinic and hospital |
| Maximum current in patient circuit | 50 mA |
| Current regulation ranges | 0–5 mA and 0–50 mA |
| Current ripple in patient circuit | 0.25 mA at any current value, at a load of (500 ± 50) Ω |
| Construction | Plastic case with switch and current-regulation handles |
| Electrodes | Two, bundled |
| Optional | Various kinds of soft pads for physiotherapy can be added |
| Operator | Staff who have received preliminary instruction |
| Power supply | 220 V / 50 Hz |
| Product code | SCL304 /052 |
| Supplied by | Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, India |
What Is a Galvanization and Electrophoresis Apparatus Used For?
Galvanization passes a steady direct current between two electrodes placed on the skin over moistened pads. In medicinal electrophoresis, also called iontophoresis, the same current is used to move ions of a medicinal solution through the skin from the pad under the electrode of matching polarity. The two regulation ranges let the operator work finely at low currents on the 0–5 mA scale or use the 0–50 mA scale when more current is prescribed.
A low current ripple of 0.25 mA into a (500 ± 50) Ω load keeps the output steady during a session. The listing states that the apparatus should be operated by staff who have received preliminary instruction, and the unit can be fitted with different soft pads to suit the treatment area. Raise and lower the current slowly with the regulation handle and check the skin under each electrode after treatment.
What to Specify When Ordering
- Which soft pads you need in addition to the two bundled electrodes.
- Your mains supply (the apparatus is listed for 220 V / 50 Hz).
- The number of units for your physiotherapy department or training room.
Supplier
This galvanization and electrophoresis apparatus is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited, the Ambala, Haryana company that operates as ScienceLab. We handle enquiries from physiotherapy departments, hospitals and physiotherapy colleges and list the electrodes and pads being offered on each quotation. The company profile has more about us.
Related Medical Diagnostic & Therapy Equipment
Electrotherapy rooms usually hold several of these units side by side:
- Amplipulse Therapy Equipment — medium-frequency modulated currents as an alternative to direct current.
- Ultra-High Frequency Equipment — field therapy that needs no skin-contact electrodes.
- Magnetic Therapy Device Universal — low-frequency pulsed magnetic sessions.
- Paraffin Heater — wax heat treatment in the same physiotherapy unit.
The complete range is in Medical Diagnostic & Therapy Equipment.
Frequently Asked Questions
What current range does the Apparatus for Galvanization and Medicinal Electrophoresis provide?
The Apparatus for Galvanization and Medicinal Electrophoresis delivers up to 50 mA in the patient circuit, with current regulation in two ranges, 0 to 5 mA and 0 to 50 mA, for fine control at low currents or a wider span when needed.
What comes with the Apparatus for Galvanization and Medicinal Electrophoresis?
The Apparatus for Galvanization and Medicinal Electrophoresis comes as a plastic-cased unit with a switch and current-regulation handles, bundled with two electrodes. Various soft pads for physiotherapy can be added; state which ones you need when you enquire.
How steady is the output of the Apparatus for Galvanization and Medicinal Electrophoresis?
The Apparatus for Galvanization and Medicinal Electrophoresis is listed with a current ripple of 0.25 mA in the patient circuit at any current value, measured into a load of (500 ± 50) ohm.
Who can operate the Apparatus for Galvanization and Medicinal Electrophoresis?
According to its listing, the Apparatus for Galvanization and Medicinal Electrophoresis may be operated only by staff who have received preliminary instruction, which makes it suited to physiotherapy departments with trained therapists.
What power supply does the Apparatus for Galvanization and Medicinal Electrophoresis need?
The Apparatus for Galvanization and Medicinal Electrophoresis runs on a 220 V, 50 Hz mains supply. Mention your local supply in the enquiry if it differs so that suitability can be confirmed.
Who supplies the Apparatus for Galvanization and Medicinal Electrophoresis?
Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, Haryana, India, supplies the Apparatus for Galvanization and Medicinal Electrophoresis to hospitals, physiotherapy clinics and colleges in India and international markets.
Request a Quote
Send the quantity and pad requirements for the Apparatus for Galvanization and Medicinal Electrophoresis through the contact page, or add it to the enquiry cart to receive a quotation.
Last updated: 24 September 2026
