Hydromassage

Water-jet massage

Hydromassage

Dry hydromassage beds for stress relief, recovery and well-being.

How does hydromassage work?

The client lies or sits on the unit fully clothed and dry: a soft, waterproof massage surface separates the body from the water. Underneath, powerful moving water jets massage the whole body from neck to feet, with customisable intensity and patterns. The warm water and rhythmic pressure relax tense muscles and increase local circulation. The massage helps relieve stress, temporarily eases muscle stiffness and soreness, and supports recovery after exercise. A session typically lasts 10–15 minutes with no need to change or towel off, so it fits easily into the day at gyms, wellness and rehabilitation centres.

Hydromassage – good to know

Seated or lying-down design

HydroMassage units are available in two body positions: the 440 G3 Lounge is used seated on an ergonomic seat, while the 350 Bed and the 340 Bed are used lying horizontally. Every model delivers a full-body massage through a waterproof membrane or enclosure. The choice depends mainly on the preferred body position, the features required and the space available at the facility.

Self-service operation without staff

The units are touchscreen-controlled and operate on a fully self-service basis, without a massage therapist or staff involvement, which makes them easy to run in high-traffic fitness, wellness and hospitality settings. The 350 Bed and the 340 Bed can be extended with the optional CONTROL 2.0 software for analytics and maintenance management.

Benefits, hygiene and certification

Hydromassage temporarily relieves minor aches, reduces anxiety, and promotes deep relaxation and well-being. The waterproof membrane makes the design hygienic and durable. The lying-down models are UL/CSA/CE certified.