Traction .

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Traction . Specification

Temperature Range
10°C to 40°C

Mounting Type
Tabletop

Noise Level
Low noise operation

Frequency
50 Hz

Response Time
Instant start/stop

Display Type
Digital display

Voltage
220-240V AC, 50Hz

Weight
Approx. 18 kg

Capability
Continuous and intermittent traction

Capacity
Supports up to 120 kg patient

Accessories
Traction belt, hand remote, straps

Sensor Type
Load sensor

Sterilization Mode
Manual wipe

Shape
Rectangular

Pressure
Adjustable (0-60 kg)

Power Source
Electric

Type
Electrical traction unit

Properties
Durable design, medical grade

Feature
Digital control, adjustable force

Usage
Physiotherapy, orthopaedic traction

Material
Mild steel, high-quality fabric

Recommended For
Hospitals, clinics, rehabilitation centers

Dimension (L*W*H)
60 x 40 x 35 cm

Electricity Consumption
50-60 W

Battery Life
Not battery operated

Color
White, grey

Application
Lumbar and cervical traction therapy

Automation Grade
Automatic

Features
User-friendly interface, safety lock system

About Traction .

Traction

Features

Adjustable holding weight (Max. traction) and resting weight (Min. holding).
For example, it can tract up to 30Kg release to 10Kg .
Adjustable traction speed to fast or slow mode.
Actual traction is displayed in digital system.
Max. traction of 50Kg (110lbs) and Cervical-Lumbar combination.
It can be set to precious exclusive cervical state with Max.
Current operation is displayed as Hold - Release - Pull - Rest.
If there happens any malfunction or breakdown, it is displayed by indicating
as service, overload, Min > Max or remote, alarming the buzz.
Right previous program is stored in memory automatically.
Weight and stimulation time are displayed in exact digital system.

Specification

Model Name : Tractiger 202
Power Input : AC220V, 60Hz
Max. Power Consumption : 100W
Dimensions : 55(W) 242(D) 194(H) cm
Weight : Unit-10Kg, bed -40kg
Traction Load : 50Kg (Max)
Rest Time : 099(sec)
Hold Time : 099(sec)
Treatment Time : 99min max.

Advanced Digital Traction Control

The units microprocessor-based system enables precise control over traction force and therapy duration. Users can easily switch between continuous or intermittent modes and adjust settings using the intuitive digital interface. Safety is enhanced with automatic overload cut-off and instant start/stop response for worry-free operation. The LED and buzzer indicators, coupled with a bright digital display, provide clear status updates throughout treatment.

Portable and Durable for Versatile Use

Engineered with mobility in mind, this traction unit includes sturdy wheels for easy transportation and robust construction using medical-grade mild steel. Its compact rectangular form (60 x 40 x 35 cm) makes it ideal for tabletops in diverse clinical environments. The high-quality materials and manual wipe sterilization mode ensure long-term use, supporting patient weights up to 120 kg.

Seamless Setup and User Experience

Installation is truly plug-and-play, allowing healthcare professionals to deploy the device quickly in any suitable therapy area. With a user-friendly interface, remote control, and included traction accessories, therapists can efficiently administer lumbar and cervical traction therapy. The unit operates quietly, ensuring a calm treatment atmosphere for patients.

FAQs of Traction .:

Q: How do I install and set up the traction unit?

A: Installation is simplified with a plug-and-play design. Place the unit on a stable tabletop, connect the power supply (220-240V AC, 50Hz), and attach the provided accessories such as the traction belt and hand remote. Use the digital controls to set the therapy mode and adjust force as needed.

Q: What safety features are included for patient protection?

A: The unit is equipped with an automatic overload cut-off and safety lock system. Real-time load sensors monitor force, while LED and buzzer alerts notify users of operational status or irregularities, ensuring patient safety throughout the procedure.

Q: When should I use the continuous versus intermittent traction mode?

A: Continuous mode is typically used for steady, prolonged traction, beneficial in certain physiotherapy and rehabilitation protocols. Intermittent mode alternates tension and relaxation phases, which can be preferred for specific orthopaedic or cervical applications. Selection depends on patient condition and therapy requirements.

Q: Where can this traction unit be used?

A: The device is recommended for use in hospitals, clinics, and rehabilitation centers. Its portability and robust design also make it suitable for different clinical settings where lumbar or cervical traction therapy is required.

Q: What is the process for adjusting force and monitoring treatment?

A: Adjust the traction force via the digital control panel (0-60 kg range). The unit displays real-time force on the digital screen, and the LED/buzzer alerts confirm proper function. The hand remote allows for convenient operation and instant start/stop as needed.

Q: How do I maintain and sterilize the traction unit?

A: Maintenance involves regular manual wipe-downs with appropriate disinfectant, as per the sterilization mode guidelines. Ensure all accessories and surfaces are cleaned after each session to maintain hygiene and device longevity.

Q: What are the key benefits of this traction unit for therapy providers?

A: The main benefits include precise digital control, robust safety features, ease of mobility, low noise operation, and rapid setup. These features support effective, efficient, and safe lumbar and cervical traction therapy in demanding clinical environments.

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