New Traction 3 Fold Bed for Traction Machine Physiotherapy Equipment Cervical and Back Pain Traction Usage Pain Relief Device Color – Blue, Size – Standard, Weight – 34kg

KEY FEATURES 3-Section Table Top: Adjustable head section, friction-free sliding lumbar section, and fixed foot section for versatile positioning. Friction-Free Rolling Lumbar Section: Moves smoothly on internal rollers during lumbar traction to deliver full pulling force without body resistance. Integrated Traction Machine Stand: Height-adjustable mounting board at the foot of the bed allows optimal line-of-pull settings for cervical and pelvic therapy. Padded Flexion Stool Included: Height-adjustable leg support stool flattens the lumbar curve during treatment. Heavy-Duty Steel Construction: Built on a powder-coated mild steel frame with floor-leveling feet. Medical-Grade Upholstery: Easy-to-clean, oil- and moisture-resistant blue leatherette covering high-density foam padding. BENEFITS Maximizes Traction Efficiency: The friction-free sliding section ensures the pull force is applied directly to the spine rather than lost against mattress friction. Enhances Patient Comfort: The included flexion stool elevates lower legs, reducing hamstring tension and lower back stress during pelvic pull. Versatile Clinical Utility: Functions both as an active cervical/lumbar traction platform and as a general treatment/examination table when locked. Hygienic & Durable: Smooth vinyl surfaces permit fast sanitization between therapy sessions. SUITABLE FOR Physiotherapy & Physical Therapy Clinics Rehabilitation Centers & Orthopedic Hospitals Chiropractic Practices & Spine Care Units SAFETY INFORMATION Ensure the sliding lumbar section is securely locked before the patient steps onto or dismounts from the table. Always verify that the traction unit is mounted firmly on the end stand board prior to applying tension. Use appropriate pelvic and cervical harness belts to prevent slippage during active therapy. Do not exceed the maximum safe working weight limit of the table.