Chattanooga Galaxy TTET-400 Traction Table

The Chattanooga Galaxy TTET-400 Traction Table is a marvel of modern engineering designed to revolutionize patient care and therapeutic interventions. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, this state-of-the-art table combines functionality, comfort, and convenience seamlessly.

A Scissor frame with four feet and four multidirectional, retractable wheels ensures effortless transportation, allowing healthcare professionals to maneuver with ease around their workspace. This mobility feature enhances efficiency and saves valuable time, making it ideal for busy clinics and rehabilitation centers.

Patient comfort is paramount, and the Chattanooga Galaxy TTET-400 Traction Table excels in this aspect. It provides unparalleled support in both prone and supine positions, facilitating manual therapy and traction therapy sessions. The roller-mounted surface minimizes friction beneath the hips and legs, ensuring a smooth and comfortable experience for patients during treatment sessions.

With its repositionable head/back section that elevates to 85°, clinicians have greater flexibility in adjusting the table to accommodate various treatment protocols and patient needs. The gas spring assists on friction-free moveable sections further enhance ease of use and positioning accuracy.

The innovative HalloTronicTM+ System enables electric high/low height adjustment ranging from 22 to 40 cm, catering to diverse patient populations and ensuring ergonomic working conditions for healthcare providers. Additionally, the optional Axilia post package offers added stability, enhancing patient safety during therapy sessions. It’s important to note that this package must be added at the time of order to maximize the table’s capabilities and ensure optimal performance.

In summary, the Chattanooga Galaxy TTET-400 Traction Table is more than just a piece of equipment—it’s a game-changer in the field of rehabilitative medicine, setting new standards for patient care, comfort, and therapeutic efficacy.