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Digital Traction Unit for Cervical & Lumbar Therapy–Advanced Solid-State Traction Machine

$359.20
Advanced Physiotherapy Machine: Designed for cervical (neck) and lumbar (lower back) therapy::
Controlled Mechanical Traction: Delivers controlled traction to the cervical and lumbar regions of the spine::
Solid-State Traction System: Features a reliable solid-state system::
Digital Timing Controls: Allows digital control of treatment timing::
Adjustable Hold and Release Intervals: Provides adjustable traction hold and release settings.::
Traction-Force Range: Supports controlled traction within the specified force range.::
Clinical Applications: Designed for professionally supervised physiotherapy and rehabilitation.::
Individualized Treatment: Suitable for clinical treatment plans where spinal traction is considered appropriate.::
Top Highlights
Product Name
Digital Traction Unit
Device Type
Cervical & Lumbar Traction Machine
Technology
Solid-State Digital Control
Treatment Areas
Cervical and Lumbar Spine
Hold Time
10–80 seconds
Release Time
1–30 seconds
Traction Force
5–45 kg
Maximum Force With Doublers
Up to 90 kg, as specified
Timer
Electronic Timer
Power Consumption
85 watts
Input Voltage
110V / 220V AC, 50 Hz
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The Digital Traction Machine for Physiotherapy is a mechanical traction device designed to support selected spinal rehabilitation programmes. It applies a controlled longitudinal pulling force through appropriate traction accessories to the neck or lower back. The machine offers selectable hold and release intervals to support intermittent traction cycles. Its digital display and electronic timer help practitioners configure and monitor treatment settings according to the manufacturer's instructions and the patient's clinical requirements. For cervical traction, the appropriate cervical collar and spreader bar are used according to the prescribed setup. For lumbar traction, a pelvic belt and compatible supporting accessories are used to establish the required traction arrangement. This machine is intended for use in physiotherapy clinics, hospitals, rehabilitation centres, and other professional healthcare facilities. Treatment selection and operating parameters should be determined by a qualified healthcare professional.

2-in-1 Cervical and lumbar traction applications
5–45 kg Standard specified traction-force range
80 sec Maximum selectable hold time
30 sec Maximum selectable release time
Product NameDigital Traction Unit for Cervical & Lumbar Therapy
TechnologySolid-State Electronic Control
Device TypePhysiotherapy Traction Machine
Treatment ApplicationsCervical and lumbar traction
Hold Time10, 20, 30, 40, 60, 80 seconds
Release Time1, 5, 10, 15, 20, 30 seconds
Traction Force5 to 45 kg
Input Voltage110V / 220V AC
ControlFunction
Digital DisplayDisplays available treatment and timing information
Hold Time SelectionSelects the traction hold interval
Release Time SelectionSelects the release interval for intermittent traction
Traction Force AdjustmentAdjusts traction force within the permitted operating range
Start/Stop ControlControls treatment operation according to the instruction manual
1
Prepare the machine: Place the traction unit on a stable, dry surface in an appropriate clinical environment.
2
Inspect the equipment: Check the power cord, fuses, safety switch, belts, collar, spreader bar, and connections.
3
Assess the patient: Have a qualified healthcare professional determine whether traction is appropriate.
4
Select the treatment area: Choose the prescribed cervical or lumbar traction arrangement
5
Attach the accessories: Connect the required collar, spreader bar, pelvic belt, or other approved accessories according to the manual.
6
Position the patient: Ensure correct positioning and secure support before starting the machine.
7
Complete treatment safely: Stop the machine and release traction according to the manufacturer's instructions before removing the accessories.
Digital Traction Unit for Cervical & Lumbar Therapy–Advanced Solid-State Traction Machine
  • Main digital traction unit
  • Cervical collar
  • Spreader bar
  • Pelvic traction belt
  • Traction doublers
  • Main power cord

Clinical Settings

Physiotherapy and rehabilitation clinics Hospitals and healthcare facilities Orthopedic rehabilitation departments Physical medicine and rehabilitation centers Professional physiotherapy treatment rooms

Treatment Applications

Cervical traction as part of selected neck rehabilitation programmers Lumbar traction as part of selected lower back rehabilitation programmers Professionally supervised management of certain neck pain conditions Selected lower back conditions involving nerve-root symptoms Individualized musculoskeletal rehabilitation programmers Complementary physiotherapy interventions where traction is clinically appropriate
Read the instruction manual

Understand the operating procedures before use

Qualified personnel

Use the machine under appropriate professional supervision

Patient assessment

Check suitability and contraindications before treatment.

Correct accessories

Use only approved and compatible traction components.

Force limits

Never exceed the manufacturer's specified traction-force limits.

Patient monitoring

Maintain communication with the patient throughout the treatment.

Safety switch

Verify that the safety control works correctly before each session.

What is a digital traction machine used for?

It is a physiotherapy device designed to provide controlled mechanical traction to the cervical and lumbar regions of the spine in selected, professionally supervised treatment programmes.

Can the machine be used for both cervical and lumbar traction?

Yes. The supplied product description specifies both applications, using the appropriate accessories and treatment configuration.

What is the traction-force range?

The stated standard range is 5 to 45 kg. The supplier specifies up to 90 kg with traction doublers, subject to the manufacturer's approved operating limits.

What hold times are available?

The available hold times are 10, 20, 30, 40, 60, and 80 seconds.

What release times are available?

The available release times are 1, 5, 10, 15, 20, and 30 seconds.

Does the machine have a digital display?

Yes. The supplied specifications identify a digital display and electronic timer.

What is the power consumption?

The specified power consumption is 85 watts.

What input voltage does the machine support?

The supplied specifications state 110V / 220V AC, 50 Hz. Confirm the actual unit's voltage configuration before connecting it to a power supply.

Is a patient safety switch included?

Yes. The patient safety switch is listed among the supplied accessories.

What accessories are supplied?

The listed accessories include a cervical collar, spreader bar, pelvic belt, traction doublers, main power cord, patient safety switch, and fuses.

Is the traction table included?

A traction table is not listed in the supplied accessories. Confirm availability and pricing separately with the supplier.

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