OEM Supply Robot Assisted Walking Therapy Device - Traction Table With Heating System – Yikang

Dual channel independent operation, equipped with double neck pull configuration, flexible deployment of treatment resources.

It can be used to heat the neck and waist at the same time of traction. It can automatically identify the heating of neck and waist. The temperature can be adjusted accurately and the therapeutic effect can be improved.

Features

1.Dual channel independent operation, equipped with double neck traction configuration, flexible deployment of treatment resources.

2.Warm function: It can heat the neck and waist at the same time of traction, automatically recognize the neck and waist heating, and the temperature can be adjusted accurately to improve the treatment effect.

3.Continuous traction, intermittent traction, main and auxiliary traction.

4.The traction force can be set at 0 to 99KG. And the traction force can be increased or reduced at any time during the traction process without any downtime setting.

5.Automatic compensation: When the real-time value of traction deviates from the set value due to sudden unexpected actions, the traction machine controlled by microcomputer automatically compensates to ensure the constant traction and patient safety.

6.Safety design: double channel, independent emergency stop switch.

7.Set value lock function: It can lock the set traction and traction time without causing the set value to change due to misoperation.

8.Automatic fault detection, indicating faults with different codes, stopping treatment, and normal use after troubleshooting.

Indication

1.Cervical vertebra: cervical spondylosis, dislocation, cervical muscle spasm, intervertebral disc disorders, cervical artery distortion, cervical ligament lesions, cervical disc herniation or prolapse.

2.Lumbar spine: lumbar muscle spasm, lumbar disc herniation, lumbar functional scoliosis, lumbar degenerative osteoarthritis (hypertrophic), acute and chronic lumbar injury caused by lumbar synovial tissue incarceration and facet joint disorders.