REF: MEN-2026-0293
Therapy
Ice Threapy Machine
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Product Code MEN-2026-0293
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Sub-Category Threapy Machine
Continuous Cold Water Circulation: Unlike traditional packs, these machines use a motorized pump to constantly circulate icy water through a pad, providing consistent, long-lasting cooling.
Targeted, Ergonomic Pads: Flexible, contoured pads fit specific body parts (knees, shoulders, ankles, back) to provide maximum coverage and comfort.
Adjustable Temperature & Flow Control: Users can customize the temperature and, on many models, the flow rate, ensuring a comfortable and therapeutic experience.
Compression Functionality: Some units offer optional or integrated compression, which helps reduce swelling and allows the cold to penetrate deeper, often superior to icing alone.
Portable and Quiet Operation: Designed for home use, they are generally lightweight, compact, and operate quietly.
Long-Lasting Cooling Time: Advanced insulation and large water reservoirs allow for 6–12+ hours of consistent cold therapy without needing to change the ice frequently.
Digital Timers and Controls: User-friendly interfaces allow for programmed, automated, or timed sessions, enhancing user convenience and safety.
Targeted, Ergonomic Pads: Flexible, contoured pads fit specific body parts (knees, shoulders, ankles, back) to provide maximum coverage and comfort.
Adjustable Temperature & Flow Control: Users can customize the temperature and, on many models, the flow rate, ensuring a comfortable and therapeutic experience.
Compression Functionality: Some units offer optional or integrated compression, which helps reduce swelling and allows the cold to penetrate deeper, often superior to icing alone.
Portable and Quiet Operation: Designed for home use, they are generally lightweight, compact, and operate quietly.
Long-Lasting Cooling Time: Advanced insulation and large water reservoirs allow for 6–12+ hours of consistent cold therapy without needing to change the ice frequently.
Digital Timers and Controls: User-friendly interfaces allow for programmed, automated, or timed sessions, enhancing user convenience and safety.
1. Reservoir Capacity and Cooling Duration
Capacity: Most home-use systems have a reservoir capacity between 6 and 16 quarts.
Duration: A 9-quart cooler typically provides 6–14 hours of continuous, uninterrupted cold therapy without needing a water refill.
Ice Usage: Many machines are designed to use 4-6 frozen water bottles instead of loose ice for cleaner, more convenient, and long-lasting cooling.
2. Therapy Pads and Coverage
Versatility: Most systems come with a universal wrap designed to contour to various body parts, including the knee, shoulder, ankle, hip, or back.
Design: Pads are generally made of soft, pliable materials (like TPU or foam) with adjustable elastic or Velcro straps for secure, hands-free use.
Size: Common universal pads are roughly 11" x 11" to 13" x 11".
3. Controls and Safety Features
Programmable Timer: Advanced units feature digital timers that allow users to set custom on/off cycles (e.g., 20 mins on, 40 mins off) to prevent over-icing and skin damage.
Flow Control: Some models allow adjusting the water flow intensity (e.g., 3-6 levels).
Temperature Monitoring: Some, like the NEHOO or Arctic Ice systems, include a digital display that monitors the water temperature.
4. Pump and Operational Noise
Noise Level: Modern machines utilize brushless DC motors, making them very quiet, often operating at ≤15 dB to ≤20 dB, which is suitable for use while sleeping.
Pump Type: High-efficiency, quiet pumps are standard, ensuring a steady flow of cold water without disturbing the user.
5. Physical and Electrical Specifications
Tubing: Insulated, flexible hoses are typically 5 to 6.5 feet long.
Portability: These units are generally lightweight (around 5–7 lbs empty) and feature integrated carrying handles.
Power: Usually, they operate on 12-volt DC power, often with an adapter included for standard 110-240V AC wall outlets.
Capacity: Most home-use systems have a reservoir capacity between 6 and 16 quarts.
Duration: A 9-quart cooler typically provides 6–14 hours of continuous, uninterrupted cold therapy without needing a water refill.
Ice Usage: Many machines are designed to use 4-6 frozen water bottles instead of loose ice for cleaner, more convenient, and long-lasting cooling.
2. Therapy Pads and Coverage
Versatility: Most systems come with a universal wrap designed to contour to various body parts, including the knee, shoulder, ankle, hip, or back.
Design: Pads are generally made of soft, pliable materials (like TPU or foam) with adjustable elastic or Velcro straps for secure, hands-free use.
Size: Common universal pads are roughly 11" x 11" to 13" x 11".
3. Controls and Safety Features
Programmable Timer: Advanced units feature digital timers that allow users to set custom on/off cycles (e.g., 20 mins on, 40 mins off) to prevent over-icing and skin damage.
Flow Control: Some models allow adjusting the water flow intensity (e.g., 3-6 levels).
Temperature Monitoring: Some, like the NEHOO or Arctic Ice systems, include a digital display that monitors the water temperature.
4. Pump and Operational Noise
Noise Level: Modern machines utilize brushless DC motors, making them very quiet, often operating at ≤15 dB to ≤20 dB, which is suitable for use while sleeping.
Pump Type: High-efficiency, quiet pumps are standard, ensuring a steady flow of cold water without disturbing the user.
5. Physical and Electrical Specifications
Tubing: Insulated, flexible hoses are typically 5 to 6.5 feet long.
Portability: These units are generally lightweight (around 5–7 lbs empty) and feature integrated carrying handles.
Power: Usually, they operate on 12-volt DC power, often with an adapter included for standard 110-240V AC wall outlets.
1. Reservoir Capacity and Cooling Duration
Capacity: Most home-use systems have a reservoir capacity between 6 and 16 quarts.
Duration: A 9-quart cooler typically provides 6–14 hours of continuous, uninterrupted cold therapy without needing a water refill.
Ice Usage: Many machines are designed to use 4-6 frozen water bottles instead of loose ice for cleaner, more convenient, and long-lasting cooling.
2. Therapy Pads and Coverage
Versatility: Most systems come with a universal wrap designed to contour to various body parts, including the knee, shoulder, ankle, hip, or back.
Design: Pads are generally made of soft, pliable materials (like TPU or foam) with adjustable elastic or Velcro straps for secure, hands-free use.
Size: Common universal pads are roughly 11" x 11" to 13" x 11".
3. Controls and Safety Features
Programmable Timer: Advanced units feature digital timers that allow users to set custom on/off cycles (e.g., 20 mins on, 40 mins off) to prevent over-icing and skin damage.
Flow Control: Some models allow adjusting the water flow intensity (e.g., 3-6 levels).
Temperature Monitoring: Some, like the NEHOO or Arctic Ice systems, include a digital display that monitors the water temperature.
4. Pump and Operational Noise
Noise Level: Modern machines utilize brushless DC motors, making them very quiet, often operating at ≤15 dB to ≤20 dB, which is suitable for use while sleeping.
Pump Type: High-efficiency, quiet pumps are standard, ensuring a steady flow of cold water without disturbing the user.
5. Physical and Electrical Specifications
Tubing: Insulated, flexible hoses are typically 5 to 6.5 feet long.
Portability: These units are generally lightweight (around 5–7 lbs empty) and feature integrated carrying handles.
Power: Usually, they operate on 12-volt DC power, often with an adapter included for standard 110-240V AC wall outlets.
Capacity: Most home-use systems have a reservoir capacity between 6 and 16 quarts.
Duration: A 9-quart cooler typically provides 6–14 hours of continuous, uninterrupted cold therapy without needing a water refill.
Ice Usage: Many machines are designed to use 4-6 frozen water bottles instead of loose ice for cleaner, more convenient, and long-lasting cooling.
2. Therapy Pads and Coverage
Versatility: Most systems come with a universal wrap designed to contour to various body parts, including the knee, shoulder, ankle, hip, or back.
Design: Pads are generally made of soft, pliable materials (like TPU or foam) with adjustable elastic or Velcro straps for secure, hands-free use.
Size: Common universal pads are roughly 11" x 11" to 13" x 11".
3. Controls and Safety Features
Programmable Timer: Advanced units feature digital timers that allow users to set custom on/off cycles (e.g., 20 mins on, 40 mins off) to prevent over-icing and skin damage.
Flow Control: Some models allow adjusting the water flow intensity (e.g., 3-6 levels).
Temperature Monitoring: Some, like the NEHOO or Arctic Ice systems, include a digital display that monitors the water temperature.
4. Pump and Operational Noise
Noise Level: Modern machines utilize brushless DC motors, making them very quiet, often operating at ≤15 dB to ≤20 dB, which is suitable for use while sleeping.
Pump Type: High-efficiency, quiet pumps are standard, ensuring a steady flow of cold water without disturbing the user.
5. Physical and Electrical Specifications
Tubing: Insulated, flexible hoses are typically 5 to 6.5 feet long.
Portability: These units are generally lightweight (around 5–7 lbs empty) and feature integrated carrying handles.
Power: Usually, they operate on 12-volt DC power, often with an adapter included for standard 110-240V AC wall outlets.
