Cervical & Lumber Traction Unit (LCD Based)

The Cervical & Lumber Traction Unit (LCD Based) is a professional physiotherapy traction unit designed to support both cervical and lumbar traction therapy in clinical rehabilitation environments. It is suitable for physiotherapy centres, hospitals, orthopedic rehabilitation departments, pain management clinics, neuro-rehabilitation units, sports injury clinics, and therapy setups where controlled traction treatment is required under trained supervision.

This LCD based traction unit supports continuous and intermittent traction, along with static, intermittent, and harmonic modes. It is designed with a built-in micro-controller to support accuracy, consistency, and repeatable therapy settings. The user-friendly LCD interface and soft touch membrane keys help therapists select parameters such as traction force, hold time, rest time, treatment mode, and program number with greater ease during daily clinical workflow.

The unit offers traction force from 5 kg to 45 kg, and up to 90 kg with traction doubler. Weight and treatment timing settings can be adjusted in 1 unit steps, helping physiotherapists personalize therapy according to patient condition, tolerance, and treatment plan. It is powered by a heavy-duty DC motor designed for smooth and noiseless operation. This equipment should be used only by trained physiotherapists, rehabilitation professionals, or authorized healthcare staff.

Key Features

• LCD Based Interface: Menu-driven LCD display supports easy parameter selection and therapy monitoring.
• Cervical & Lumbar Traction Support: Suitable for both neck and lower back traction therapy under professional guidance.
• Multiple Therapy Modes: Supports static, intermittent, and harmonic traction modes for different physiotherapy protocols.
• Micro-Controller Accuracy: Built-in micro-controller helps maintain consistency in selected treatment parameters.
• Adjustable Traction Force: Traction force range from 5 kg to 45 kg, extendable up to 90 kg with doubler.
• Soft Touch Membrane Keys: Helps therapists operate the unit comfortably during routine clinical use.
• Program Memory: User parameters can be saved and recalled by selecting the program number.
• Safety Alert Support: Patient interrupt switch provides buzzer and visual indication during therapy.

Technical Specifications

Product Benefits

• Supports cervical and lumbar traction therapy in professional physiotherapy setups.
• LCD menu-driven interface helps simplify parameter selection during treatment planning.
• Micro-controller based system supports consistent and repeatable traction settings.
• Static, intermittent, and harmonic modes help therapists select therapy style as per patient need.
• Program memory supports faster setup for commonly used treatment parameters.
• Patient interrupt switch supports safer therapy workflow with buzzer and visual indication.
• Smooth and noiseless motor operation helps maintain a more comfortable therapy environment.
• Force range up to 90 kg with doubler supports broader clinical traction requirements.

Applications

The Cervical & Lumber Traction Unit (LCD Based) is suitable for cervical traction therapy, lumbar traction therapy, spinal decompression support, physiotherapy rehabilitation programs, orthopedic therapy, posture-related discomfort management, and supervised pain management sessions.

It can be used in physiotherapy clinics, hospitals, orthopedic departments, rehabilitation centres, sports injury clinics, neuro-rehabilitation units, and therapy rooms. Treatment should always be based on patient assessment and professional clinical judgement.

How to Use

1. Place the traction unit on a stable surface and connect it to the appropriate power supply.
2. Assess the patient’s condition and decide whether cervical or lumbar traction is clinically suitable.
3. Position the patient correctly using the required traction setup according to therapy protocol.
4. Select static, intermittent, or harmonic mode using the LCD interface and membrane keys.
5. Set traction force, hold time, rest time, and treatment duration according to clinical requirement.
6. Provide the patient safety switch and explain how to interrupt treatment if discomfort occurs.
7. Start the treatment and monitor patient response throughout the session.
8. After treatment, reduce force safely, assist the patient, and clean contact components as per clinic protocol.

Why Choose This Traction Unit?

The Cervical & Lumber Traction Unit (LCD Based) is suitable for physiotherapy teams that need a reliable traction device with LCD operation, micro-controller accuracy, multiple traction modes, programmable settings, patient interrupt safety, and smooth motor performance. It supports professional therapy workflow for both cervical and lumbar traction applications.

For clinics and rehabilitation centres, this unit helps improve treatment consistency and workflow efficiency while supporting patient-focused safety features. Buyers should confirm installation space, traction table compatibility, power supply, clinical usage protocol, and operator training needs before purchase.

FAQs

1. What is the Cervical & Lumber Traction Unit (LCD Based) used for?

It is used for supervised cervical and lumbar traction therapy in physiotherapy and rehabilitation settings. It supports controlled traction force application for neck and lower back therapy under trained professional guidance.

2. What traction modes are available?

The unit supports static, intermittent, and harmonic traction modes. These modes allow physiotherapists to choose different treatment patterns according to patient condition, therapy goal, and clinical protocol.

3. What is the traction force range?

The traction force range is 5 kg to 45 kg in 12 steps. With traction doubler, the force can be extended up to 90 kg as per the provided technical details.

4. Does it have patient safety support?

Yes, the unit includes patient interrupt support with buzzer and visual indication. It also gives an alarm at the end of treatment and when the patient switch is activated during therapy.

5. Who should operate this traction unit?

This traction unit should be operated by trained physiotherapists, rehabilitation professionals, orthopedic therapy staff, or authorized healthcare users. Patient assessment, force selection, timing, positioning, and monitoring should follow clinical protocol.