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Computerized Lumber and Cervical Traction with Microwave Specification

Material
Powder coated steel, ABS, high-grade upholstery

Technology
Microprocessor controlled traction, microwave heating

Portable
Yes

Recyclable
No

Recommended For
Physical therapy, Rehabilitation clinics

Treatment
Lumber and cervical spinal traction with heat application

Measuring Range
Variable traction up to 65 kg

Pressure Range
Adjustable traction force up to 65 kg

Frequency Range
Microwave: 2450 MHz

Usage
Lumber and cervical traction therapy with microwave heating

Age Group
Adult

Display
Digital LCD display

Power Source
220-240 V AC, 50/60 Hz

Dimension (L*W*H)
Approx. 160 cm x 60 cm x 120 cm

Weight
Approx. 95 kg

Microwave Output Power
100 W

Colour
White/Blue (as per image)

Safety Features
Automatic cut-off, emergency stop switch, thermal protection

Traction Mode
Intermittent/continuous

Control Type
Digital touch control panel

Application Areas
Lumber, cervical, and upper dorsal regions

Accessories Included
Traction belts, head halter, patient remote, microwave applicator

Temperature Control
Adjustable microwave heat levels

Timer
Programmable up to 99 minutes

Patient Maximum Weight
Up to 180 kg

About Computerized Lumber and Cervical Traction with Microwave

SPECIFICATION OF COMBINATION OF MICROWAVE DIATHERMY & TRACTION WITH COUCH

Microwave diathermy

Both Microwave diathermy & computerized traction unit should be attachment to a single couch so that both the therapies can be given to a patient simultaneously with cumulative benefits with following specification:

Microwave diathermy

· Microwave diathermy should be of the latest modern technology.

· It should have linear output without high frequency cables.

· It should be without separate radiators/emitters

· Microwave radiated through bed with chose of whole body or parts of body treatment possibility

· Operating frequency : 2450Mhz

· Main voltage 230v +/- 10%, 50Hz

· Maximum average output 400 watts

· Adjust movements range setting for microwave diathermy.

Computerized traction unit

· Traction unit should be computerized.

· The unit should perform state force, intermittent force, pulsation force and combination of static, intermittent, pulsation forces.

· Traction unit should perform lumber traction and cervical traction.

· Unit should provide perform with belts, straps and Flexation stool for lumber and cervical traction

· With 20 programs for treatment

· Provision of safety switch controllable by patient and operate/ doctor both.

· Maximum lumber forces 90 kgs for even obese patients for better treatment.

· Maximum cervical forces 30 kgs for heavy neck and body structure of patients.

Couch

· Couch should be non magnetic steel and abs plastic panel.

· Couch frame should be of rugged metal frame with padding material.

· Couch should be four section having a free rolling section to avoid any frictional errors of force

· Microwave diathermy & computerized traction unit should be attached to a single couch.

Note: company should have factory/ office or service center or dealer in Haryana/ Chandigarh for better and faster service support.

Advanced Therapy Technology

This traction device utilizes state-of-the-art microprocessor controls and digital touch panel technology, allowing for precise adjustment of traction force, heat levels, and treatment duration. The integration of microwave heating optimizes therapeutic benefits for muscles and spinal discs, providing targeted relief during each session.

Comprehensive Safety Measures

Patients and clinicians benefit from enhanced safety protocols, including automatic cut-off, emergency stop switch, and thermal protection. The units programmable timer up to 99 minutes ensures controlled, worry-free operation throughout lumbar or cervical traction therapy.

Versatile Application and User Comfort

Designed for use in physical therapy and rehabilitation clinics, the device supports a wide range of patients and applications, thanks to accessory inclusions such as traction belts, head halter, a patient remote, and microwave applicator. Adjustable settings and ergonomic design cater to user comfort while delivering effective results.

FAQs of Computerized Lumber and Cervical Traction with Microwave:

Q: How does the computerized traction device with microwave assist in therapy?

A: The device combines microprocessor-controlled spinal traction and microwave heat application to target the lumbar, cervical, and upper dorsal regions. Traction gently stretches and relieves spinal pressure while microwave heating improves circulation, enhances comfort, and speeds up tissue recovery.

Q: What safety features are provided during treatment?

A: User safety is ensured with automatic cut-off mechanisms, an emergency stop switch, and thermal protection to prevent overheating. These features minimize risks and allow for safe operation even during longer therapy sessions.

Q: When should traction therapy be used with this device?

A: This system is recommended for adult patients in physical therapy or rehabilitation clinics who require lumbar or cervical spinal traction, especially with added benefits of heat application to alleviate pain, muscle spasms, or stiffness.

Q: Where can the traction device be installed for use?

A: The unit is suitable for health institutions, rehabilitation centers, and clinics. Its portable design allows for flexible placement within therapy rooms, and its standard power supply makes it convenient for various clinical settings.

Q: What is the process for operating the traction unit?

A: Therapists program treatment duration, traction mode, force (up to 65 kg), and microwave heat levels using the digital touch control panel. Accessories such as traction belts and patient remote facilitate individualized and comfortable therapy sessions.

Q: How is the microwave heat adjusted during treatment?

A: Temperature control is managed via the digital control panel, allowing precise adjustment of microwave heat output to suit patient comfort and specific therapy requirements.

Q: What are the benefits of using this multi-modal therapy unit?

A: Patients experience rapid pain relief, increased mobility, and faster rehabilitation through the combined effect of gentle traction and deep-tissue microwave heating, all delivered with maximum safety and user comfort.

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