Saunders Lumbar HomeTrac Traction Device, Portable, Home Use

The Saunders Lumbar HomeTrac Traction Device brings clinical-quality lumbar traction to the home setting. The split table design replicates clinical traction and promotes consistency of treatment, while the patented pneumatic system ensures reliable force accuracy and leak-free performance. An easy-to-read pressure gauge provides total control of applied force at all times, and a blow-off valve limits the maximum force that can be applied for added safety. The friction-free surface ensures smooth motion throughout the treatment session. Comes complete with no assembly required. The non-slip harness incorporates belt organizers for quick setup.

Key Features

• Split table design replicates clinical traction for consistent home treatment
• Patented pneumatic system with reliable force accuracy and leak-free performance
• Easy-to-read pressure gauge provides total control of applied force at all times
• Blow-off valve limits maximum force for added safety
• Friction-free surface ensures smooth motion during treatment
• Actively moving treatment surface for efficient traction application
• Non-slip harness with belt organizers for quick setup
• Patented pump with simple click-in-place mechanism
• Portable design for home use
• Comes complete, no assembly required

Specifications

• SKU: CHAT199603
• Brand: Saunders (Chattanooga)
• Device Type: Lumbar home traction
• Pump System: Patented pneumatic, click-in-place mechanism
• Safety Feature: Blow-off valve, pressure gauge
• Surface: Friction-free split table
• Harness: Non-slip with belt organizers
• Assembly: None required, comes complete
• Country of Origin: United States

Ideal For

Patients who have been prescribed lumbar traction therapy by a physician or physical therapist and need a home traction device to continue treatment between clinical visits will find the Saunders HomeTrac a portable, clinician-recommended option that replicates the split-table traction experience in a home setting. Physical therapists and chiropractors who recommend home traction devices to patients managing lumbar disc conditions, nerve root compression, or chronic low back pain will find the HomeTrac's pressure gauge and blow-off valve a safety-conscious design that allows patients to self-administer traction within prescribed force parameters. Patients who have previously used clinical lumbar traction and want to maintain treatment consistency at home will find the split table design and pneumatic pump system a familiar and effective format for home use. Clinics and DME providers that prescribe or supply home traction equipment will find the Saunders HomeTrac a well-established, widely prescribed lumbar home traction device with a proven clinical track record.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a prescription to purchase the Saunders Lumbar HomeTrac?
The Saunders Lumbar HomeTrac is available for purchase without a prescription, but lumbar traction therapy should be used under the guidance of a physician, physical therapist, or chiropractor who has evaluated your condition and determined that traction is appropriate for your specific diagnosis. Always follow your clinician's prescribed force settings and treatment duration.

How does the blow-off valve work?
The blow-off valve is a safety mechanism that automatically limits the maximum amount of traction force that can be applied, preventing the user from inadvertently exceeding a safe force level. This feature is particularly important for home use where a clinician is not present to monitor the treatment.

Is assembly required?
No. The Saunders Lumbar HomeTrac comes complete and ready to use with no assembly required. The non-slip harness includes belt organizers for quick and straightforward setup before each treatment session.

How is this different from clinical lumbar traction?
The HomeTrac is designed to replicate the split-table traction experience used in clinical settings, allowing patients to perform home traction sessions with a consistent and measurable force. Clinical traction units are typically motorized and operated by a therapist, while the HomeTrac uses a hand-operated pneumatic pump that the patient controls using the pressure gauge and blow-off valve.