Cervical and Lumbar Digital Traction with 3 Fold Traction Table

Medansh pairs a digital traction machine with a 3 fold traction table in one set.

• 5 to 60 kgtraction force
• 30saved programs
• 0 to 99 minsession timer
• 1 yearwarranty

This traction table with machine suits physiotherapy clinics, hospitals and rehab centres across India. First, the digital traction machine sets force, hold time and rest time. Next, the 3 fold traction table positions the patient for neck or low back work. Therefore, one therapist can run cervical and lumbar traction from one station. Also, browse the full traction range to compare options.

What This Traction Machine with Bed Solves

• Manual traction tires your staff

  Often, manual pulls vary from one session to the next. However, the digital traction machine holds the set force steady.

• Separate setups for neck and back

  Often, clinics keep two stations for spine work. Instead, this one table handles cervical and lumbar traction.

• Two vendors, two deliveries

  Buying a bed and a unit apart adds calls and delays. So, this traction machine with bed arrives as one order.

• Repeat plans waste clinic time

  Typing the same plan at every visit slows a busy day. Instead, 30 saved programs recall a plan in seconds.

• Anxious patients tense up

  Indeed, patients relax more when they control the stop. Thus, the hand switch lets them end the pull at once.

Traction Table with Machine Specifications

Key Features of the Digital Traction Machine

1. Turn the dial to set traction force from 5 kg to 60 kg.
2. Pick static or intermittent traction for each treatment plan.
3. Save 30 programs, so staff recall a plan in seconds.
4. Set hold time and rest time from 0 to 99 seconds each.
5. Run sessions up to 99 minutes, and an alarm marks the end.
6. Read force, time and program on the LED display at a glance.
7. Give patients the hand switch, so they can stop at once.
8. Adjust the table section and height knobs for each patient.

Parts of the Traction Table and Their Roles

Below, every part has a clear job. First, see the full set. Then, look closer at the control panel.

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1. Rope and hook: carries the pull from the unit to the harness or belt.
2. Digital traction unit: sets force, time and mode for each session.
3. Accessory tray: keeps the harness, belts and towels close at hand.
4. Head section: tilts to support the upper body in a comfortable position.
5. Padded top: supports the patient across all 3 sections.
6. Section lever: sets the angle of the adjustable section.
7. Powder coated frame: keeps the table steady under traction load.
8. Adjustment knobs: lock the tilt and height you choose.

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1. Traction hook: clips the rope that runs to the harness or belt.
2. Digital display: shows force, time and the active program.
3. Set buttons: raise or lower the value you select.
4. Power switch: turns the unit on and off.
5. Time indicators: track hold and rest steps across 30 patterns.
6. Mode indicators: show hold, rest, static or intermittent mode.
7. Force dial: sets traction force from 5 kg to 60 kg.

Cervical and Lumbar Traction Use Cases

These three scenes show common clinic setups. Each number on the image matches a note below it. However, the treating physiotherapist always decides the position, belts and force.

Cervical traction setup for neck care

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1. Head harness: spreads the pull evenly under the chin and skull.
2. Traction rope: links the harness to the traction hook.
3. Digital traction unit: holds the force set by the therapist.
4. Hand switch: lets the patient stop the session at once.
5. Head section: keeps the neck and shoulders in line.

For neck care, the patient lies on the back. First, the therapist fits a head harness. Next, the rope runs from the harness to the traction hook. Then, the therapist sets a low force on this cervical traction machine. Meanwhile, the patient holds the hand switch throughout.

Lumbar traction setup for low back care

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1. Thoracic belt: holds the upper body still during the pull.
2. Pelvic belt: takes the pull at the hips.
3. Traction rope: runs from the pelvic belt to the hook.
4. Digital traction unit: runs the program and session timer.
5. Hand switch: stays in the patient's hand for a quick stop.

For low back care, the therapist uses two belts. First, a thoracic belt holds the chest area still. Next, a pelvic belt connects to the rope and the hook. Then, the lumbar traction machine applies the set force in static or intermittent mode. Also, the table section adjusts to suit the patient.

Setting a saved program between patients

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1. Digital display: confirms the program, force and time.
2. Set buttons: change the program or time value.
3. Mode indicators: confirm static or intermittent mode.
4. Force dial: fine tunes the traction force.
5. Accessory tray: holds the harness and belts for the next patient.

Busy clinics see many spine patients each day. Therefore, the therapist saves each plan once. Later, a saved program loads in seconds on this digital traction machine. As a result, the next session starts sooner.

Who Uses This Physiotherapy Traction Machine

First, physiotherapy clinics use it for daily neck and back cases. Likewise, hospitals add it to physiotherapy and ortho departments. Rehab centres also pair it with other rehabilitation equipment. Meanwhile, biomedical teams get a clear force display and a patient stop switch. Finally, delivery reaches 22,000+ pin codes across India.

How to Use: Step by Step

1. First, confirm the treatment plan with the physiotherapist.
2. Next, set the table height and fit the harness or belt.
3. Then, load a saved program or set force and time.
4. Place the hand switch in the patient's hand.
5. Finally, start slowly and release the force gently.

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Pair It With Other Physiotherapy Modalities

Most spine rooms run traction next to heat and electrotherapy units. So, these Medansh units fit the same room and the same order.

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Safety and Care

A trained physiotherapist should screen every patient before traction. Avoid traction with spinal infection, an unstable spine or pregnancy. Also avoid it with uncontrolled high blood pressure. Moreover, stop at once if pain, numbness or dizziness appears. Additionally, place the traction table with machine on a level, dry floor. Finally, wipe the Rexine top after each patient.

Frequently Asked Questions