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| Categories | Orthopedic Surgery |
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| Seat height adjustment: | 745-1060mm (excluding pad) |
| Torsion frame length (adjustable): | 1110mm-1630mm |
| Torsion stroke: | ≥200mm |
| Vertical displacement of traction mechanism: | ≥400mm |
| Torsion shoe traction force: | 450N |
| Vertical rotation angle of traction mechanism: | 190° |
| Perineal column length: | ≥230mm |
| Maximum load capacity: | 200kg |
| Two main support rods extended outwards: | ≥220° |
| Model Number: | SKT-Q1（Simplified version） |
| Horizontal displacement of the traction mechanism (extension and retraction stroke of the telescopic: | ≥520mm |
| Horizontal rotation angle of traction mechanism: | 360° |
| Perineal column outer diameter: | ≥80mm |
| Torsion shoe rotation angle: | 360° |
| Leg support displacement: | ≥500mm |
| Company Info. |
| Sentek Medical Technology (Shandong) Co., Ltd. |
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The traction frame is mainly used for various orthopedic surgeries, including lower limb traction, reduction, and fixation. During surgery, it allows for horizontal traction and abduction/extension positioning of the patient's limbs. The traction frame must be used in conjunction with an operating table.
Product Description
1. This traction frame's unique mechanical structure allows it to
be used with any type of operating table.
2. This traction frame is made entirely of 304 stainless steel. Key angle adjustment parts utilize end-face tooth fastening technology, and key components are precision cast in one piece.
3. It can be used with a C-arm in any position, without blind spots or obstructions.
4. The traction unit can rotate 360°, facilitating positioning in various patient positions.
5. The upright uses a quick-locking device, saving operation time and enabling rapid positioning.
6. The base is stable and reliable and equipped with locking casters for quick positioning and easy movement.
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