Medansh Digital Cervical and Lumbar Traction with 1 year warranty

Overview

The Medansh Traction Unit Digital is an electrically operated traction device built for both cervical (neck) and lumbar (lower back) therapy, making it a dual-purpose option for clinics and home users who need one machine for two treatment areas. It is fully digital, with an LED display, programmable settings, and a memory function that stores up to 30 treatment patterns, so a clinic can save preferred protocols instead of resetting parameters for every patient.

What Cervical and Lumbar Traction Therapy Generally Does

Traction therapy works by applying a controlled, adjustable pulling force along the spine. For cervical traction, this force is applied through the neck; for lumbar traction, through the lower back. The general goal of this kind of therapy is to gently separate the vertebrae, taking pressure off compressed discs, nerve roots, and surrounding soft tissue. It is commonly used as part of a broader physiotherapy plan for spine-related discomfort, and is typically delivered in either a static form (a steady, continuous pull) or an intermittent form (force that cycles between a hold phase and a rest phase), which is why traction units are built with adjustable hold and rest timers rather than a single fixed setting.

Key Features

• Dual-purpose design: configured for both cervical and lumbar traction, so one unit can be used across different treatment needs.
• Adjustable traction force: the tension weight can be set from 5 kg to 60 kg, extendable up to 90 kg with a dabbler pulley, allowing the force to be matched to the treatment plan.
• Static and intermittent modes: the unit supports both a continuous static pull and an intermittent cycle, giving a physiotherapist flexibility in how a session is structured.
• Adjustable hold and rest time: electronic hold time can be set at 10, 20, 40, 60, or 80 seconds, and rest time at 1, 5, 10, 20, or 25 seconds, using rotary adjustment.
• Treatment timer: the overall session timer is adjustable from 0 to 99 minutes, with an alert at the end of the session and automatic force reduction once the set time is reached.
• Auto tension adjustment: the system is designed to hold the set traction force steady for the duration of the therapy session.
• Digital LED display: shows traction force, base force, hold time, treatment time, and a mode graph, so the operator can monitor the session at a glance.
• Memory function: up to 30 treatment patterns can be stored in non-volatile memory, useful for clinics running repeat protocols across patients.
• Patient Stop Switch: a handheld emergency stop switch is included so the patient can pause traction immediately if needed.
• Power supply: runs on 220-240V AC; use with a stabilizer is recommended for safe, stable operation.

How It's Typically Used

In practice, a physiotherapist positions the patient for either cervical or lumbar traction depending on the treatment area, then sets the traction force, hold time, rest time, and total session duration on the digital controls based on the individual treatment plan. Because the unit offers both static and intermittent modes, the therapist can choose a steady pull or a cycled hold-and-release pattern depending on what the patient's condition calls for. The LED display lets the operator track force and time throughout the session, and the built-in Patient Stop Switch means the patient always has a way to interrupt treatment immediately. The memory function is particularly useful in a clinic setting, where the same protocol may need to be recalled for a returning patient without re-entering every parameter.

Who It's For

This unit is suited to physiotherapy clinics, spine and orthopedic care setups, and rehabilitation centers that need a digital traction device covering both cervical and lumbar treatment in one machine. It also suits home users who have been advised by a physiotherapist or doctor to use traction therapy as part of an ongoing treatment plan and want a device with digital controls and programmable settings rather than a purely manual unit.

Safety Basics

Traction therapy should only be used under the guidance of a qualified physiotherapist or medical professional. Force, hold time, rest time, and session duration should be set according to the specific treatment plan for the individual, not by guesswork. The handheld Patient Stop Switch is there so treatment can be halted immediately if a patient feels discomfort or wants to stop, and it should always be within the patient's reach during a session. Because the unit runs on 220-240V AC mains power, using it with a stabilizer is recommended to protect the device and ensure consistent operation. As with any traction device, this product is not a substitute for professional diagnosis, and anyone with an underlying spine condition should confirm suitability with their physiotherapist or doctor before starting a course of treatment.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Medansh Traction Unit Digital used for?
It is an electric traction device used for cervical (neck) and lumbar (lower back) traction therapy, typically as part of a physiotherapy treatment plan for spine-related discomfort.

Can the same unit be used for both neck and back traction?
Yes, it is built as a dual-purpose unit, designed for both cervical and lumbar traction depending on how the patient is positioned and the settings used.

What traction force range does it offer?
The traction force is adjustable from 5 kg to 60 kg, and can go up to 90 kg when used with a dabbler pulley.

Does it support both static and intermittent traction?
Yes, the unit offers both static (continuous) and intermittent (cycled hold-and-rest) traction modes, with electronic hold time and rest time settings that can be adjusted using rotary controls.

How long can a treatment session run?
The treatment timer is adjustable from 0 to 99 minutes, and the unit gives an alert with automatic force reduction once the set session time is reached.

Is it safe to use without supervision?
Traction therapy should be used under the guidance of a physiotherapist or qualified medical professional, who can set the appropriate force, timing, and mode for your specific condition. The unit includes a handheld Patient Stop Switch so treatment can be stopped immediately if needed.

What power supply does the unit need?
It runs on 220-240V AC. Using it with a stabilizer is recommended for safe and consistent operation.

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