Traction Equipment
Traction Equipment — Chattanooga, ComforTrac & Saunders from $6,170
Peak Primal Wellness carries professional-grade traction equipment from Chattanooga, ComforTrac, and Saunders, three of the most trusted names in spinal therapy and rehabilitation. Tables, traction units, and complete kits are available in this collection, with prices ranging from $6,170 to $14,043.
This equipment is primarily used in clinical and rehabilitation settings, but serious home users and private practitioners also invest in it for ongoing spinal decompression work. The decision usually comes down to table configuration, whether you need a standalone unit or a complete traction kit, and the weight capacity that fits your patient or user profile.
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Traction Equipment Buying Guide: Three Decisions
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Choose the Right Room Layout
Footprint: The TTET300 runs 86.6 inches long and 33.5 inches wide. Budget clearance on all four sides so the practitioner can work freely and the table sections can articulate without hitting walls or adjacent equipment.
Access: Traction tables need to be positioned near a power outlet, with the head end accessible for cervical traction setups. Avoid placing the table in a corner where head-end access would be blocked.
Match Capacity to Your Patient Profile
TTET300 at 440 lbs.: The three-section model is the right fit for most practices and handles the majority of patient weights comfortably. It is the lower-cost starting point without sacrificing core functionality.
TTET400 at 500 lbs.: The four-section model adds both a higher weight ceiling and greater articulation. If your practice sees a diverse patient population or you need more positioning options, the TTET400 justifies the step up in price.
Decide Between a Table Alone or a Complete Kit
Table Only: If you already own a compatible traction unit, purchasing just the Galaxy table makes sense. The TTET300 and TTET400 are both compatible with the TX Traction Kit components but can work with other traction systems as well.
Complete Kit: The TX Traction Kit at $6,458 bundles the TX Unit, Quickwrap Belt, Saunders Cervical device, and a traction stool into one purchase. For a new setup, this approach avoids compatibility guesswork and gets you operational faster.
Cervical vs. Lumbar Coverage: The TX Traction Kit covers both cervical (via the Saunders device) and lumbar (via the TX Unit and belt). Practices treating a wide range of spinal conditions will get more utility from the full kit than from a table purchase alone.
Compare Traction Equipment
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 ComforTrac Home Lumbar Traction
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ComforTrac Home Lumbar Traction Device with Carry Case & Kilogram Gauge | The ComforTrac Home Lumbar Traction unit was designed to provide superior comfort, efficacy, and ease of use. This device features | $625 | Shop › |
 Chattanooga Triton Clinical Traction
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Chattanooga Triton Clinical Traction Unit | Triton traction unit | $5,459 | Shop › |
 Chattanooga Galaxy TTET300, 3
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Chattanooga Galaxy TTET300, 3 Section Hi-Lo Traction Table, Foot Bar Lift, 87 x 34 x 31.5", Imperial Blue | The Galaxy 3 Section Hi-Lo Traction Table is a multifunctional device which, in conjunction with a traction unit, allows for | $6,170 | Shop › |
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Chattanooga Traction Kit, TX
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Chattanooga Traction Kit, TX Traction Unit, Quickwrap Belt, Saunders Cervical, Gray Traction Stool | The TX Traction Kit is designed to be used with the Galaxy TTET300 and TTET400 four-section Hi-Lo Traction Tables. The | $6,458 | Shop › |
 Chattanooga Galaxy TTET400, 4
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Chattanooga Galaxy TTET400, 4 Section Hi-Lo Traction Table, Foot Bar Lift, Graphite Gray | The Galaxy 4 Section Hi-Lo Traction Table is a multifunctional device which, in conjunction with a traction unit, allows for | $7,257 | Shop › |
 Chattanooga Triton 6M DTS,
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Chattanooga Triton 6M DTS, Hi-Lo Traction Table, 90.5" x 37" x 31" | The Triton 6M Traction Table is a multifunctional device comprised of 6 sections and which uses a combination of gas | $9,409 | Shop › |
Key Benefits of Traction Equipment
Spinal Decompression with Consistent Force
Motorized traction equipment delivers a controlled, repeatable pull that manual techniques simply cannot match for consistency. The Chattanooga Galaxy tables use Hallotronic actuators to maintain precise positioning throughout the treatment session, reducing the variability that comes with manual adjustment.
Faster Setup Between Patient Sessions
The Hi-Lo motorized design on both the TTET300 and TTET400 lets practitioners raise and lower the table to the correct working height at the touch of a button. This cuts down transition time between patients and reduces practitioner strain over the course of a full clinical day.
High Weight Capacity for a Broad Patient Range
With the TTET400 supporting up to 500 lbs., this traction equipment handles a genuinely wide patient population without requiring a separate bariatric table. Practices that want one versatile unit for most cases will find the TTET400 covers that need cleanly.
Integrated System Compatibility
The TX Traction Kit is designed to pair directly with the Galaxy table series, so the table, traction unit, belt, and stool all work as a coordinated system rather than a collection of mismatched parts. That kind of end-to-end compatibility reduces setup friction and makes the clinical workflow noticeably smoother.
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Space and Placement
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Table Length (TTET300)
The TTET300 measures 86.6 inches long in its standard configuration, making room planning straightforward. Allow at least 24 inches of clearance at the head end for cervical traction access.
Maximum Weight Capacity (TTET400)
The Galaxy TTET400 supports up to 500 lbs. with its Hallotronic motorized lift system. This is the highest capacity available in the collection and covers the broadest range of patients.
Table Height (Low Position)
Both the TTET300 and TTET400 have a low table height of 31.5 inches, which is low enough for most patients to mount and dismount without needing a step stool, reducing access barriers in a clinical setting.
Ownership: Delivery, Install, Warranty and Care
Shipping & Freight
Motorized traction tables and complete kits are freight-class items, so they ship via freight carrier rather than standard parcel services. Delivery timelines for items like the Galaxy tables typically run two to four weeks from the order date depending on your location and carrier scheduling. Tracking information is provided once the shipment leaves the warehouse.
Setup & Installation
The Galaxy tables arrive partially assembled and require a straightforward setup process to attach any removable components and confirm the actuator connections. No special tools or licensed contractors are required for basic assembly, though having a second person on hand makes positioning the table much easier. The TX Traction Kit components are designed to connect to the Galaxy tables without modification.
Warranty & Support
Warranty terms for Chattanooga Galaxy tables and the TX Traction Kit are set by Chattanooga and should be confirmed in the product documentation included with your purchase. Coverage typically addresses manufacturing defects in both the upholstery and the motorized components, though specific terms vary. Contact Peak Primal Wellness before purchase if warranty details are a deciding factor for your practice.
Care & Maintenance
Upholstered table surfaces should be wiped down with a mild, non-abrasive disinfectant after each patient session to maintain hygiene in a clinical environment. Avoid harsh solvents or bleach-based cleaners on the vinyl, as repeated exposure can degrade the material over time. The motorized components require no routine lubrication under normal use, but the actuator mechanisms should be inspected periodically for any signs of wear or unusual resistance.
Traction Equipment FAQ
What is the best traction equipment for most users?⌄
For a complete clinical setup, the Chattanooga Galaxy TTET400 ($7,257) paired with the TX Traction Kit ($6,458) is the most capable combination in this collection. If budget or space is a constraint, the TTET300 ($6,170) covers the same treatment principles with a 440 lb. capacity and a slightly smaller footprint. Both tables use Hallotronic actuators and work with the same traction accessories.
How do Chattanooga, ComforTrac, and Saunders compare?⌄
Chattanooga dominates the motorized table segment with its Galaxy series, which prioritizes height adjustability and high weight capacity. Saunders is well regarded for cervical traction devices and appears in the TX Traction Kit as the cervical component. ComforTrac is known for home-use cervical and lumbar traction, offering a more accessible entry point for personal use outside a clinical setting.
What is the weight capacity difference between the TTET300 and TTET400?⌄
The TTET300 supports up to 440 lbs., while the TTET400 raises that ceiling to 500 lbs. The four-section design of the TTET400 also allows for more refined body positioning during treatment. If you regularly work with larger patients or need greater positioning flexibility, the TTET400 is worth the price difference.
Is this traction equipment suitable for use with a hospital bed setup?⌄
The Galaxy tables are freestanding motorized units and are not designed to function as traction equipment for hospital bed configurations. Hospital bed traction typically uses overhead frames and specific bed-mounted hardware. The Chattanooga tables are best suited for clinical treatment rooms, rehabilitation centers, or dedicated home therapy spaces with adequate floor clearance.
What does the TX Traction Kit include?⌄
The kit includes the TX Traction Unit, a Quickwrap Belt, a Saunders Cervical traction device, and a traction stool in either Black or Graphite Gray. It is designed specifically to complement the Galaxy TTET300 and TTET400 tables and is sold as a complete package at $6,458, which simplifies sourcing for practices setting up a new traction station.
How much space do I need for a traction table?⌄
The TTET300 measures 86.6 inches long and 33.5 inches wide, and the TTET400 follows similar overall dimensions. You also need clearance on all sides for the practitioner to move around the table and for the table sections to articulate without obstruction. A dedicated room of at least 10 by 12 feet is generally sufficient for either model with comfortable working clearance.
Do these tables require special electrical connections?⌄
The Chattanooga Galaxy tables use motorized Hallotronic actuators, which require a standard power connection. The product specifications do not list a 240V requirement, so standard outlet access in a clinical room is typically sufficient. Confirm your local electrical setup against the product spec sheet before finalizing your room layout.
What is back traction equipment used for?⌄
Back traction equipment applies a controlled longitudinal force to the spine to reduce disc compression, relieve nerve impingement, and create space between vertebrae. It is commonly used for lumbar herniation, degenerative disc conditions, and sciatica-related discomfort. The Chattanooga Galaxy tables are designed to deliver this treatment with consistent, repeatable force through a motorized traction unit.
Is this equipment intended for professional or home use?⌄
The Galaxy tables and TX Traction Kit are built to clinical standards and are primarily purchased by physical therapists, chiropractors, and rehabilitation centers. That said, some private buyers do invest in this level of equipment for home use, particularly where ongoing treatment needs justify the cost. There is no restriction on purchase, but proper training in traction protocols is strongly recommended before use.
How does the traction equipment market differ from consumer-grade options?⌄
The traction equipment market splits into consumer inversion tables and lightweight cervical devices on one end, and motorized clinical tables on the other. The Chattanooga Galaxy series sits firmly in the clinical tier, with motorized Hi-Lo adjustment, high weight capacities, and durable upholstery built for repeated daily use. Consumer-grade products are cheaper but lack the precision and durability required for professional treatment volumes.
What colors and configurations are available for the Galaxy tables?⌄
The TTET300 is available in Black, Gray, Graphite Gray, Imperial Blue, and Navy Blue. The TTET400 comes in the same five color options. The three-section model measures 86.6 by 33.5 inches in some configurations and 87 by 34 inches in others, so check the specific listing dimensions when planning your room layout.
Are black diamond equipment distance traction and access traction products different from what PPW carries?⌄
Yes, Black Diamond equipment distance traction and Black Diamond equipment access traction refer to outdoor traction devices, specifically ice cleats and trail traction aids made by the climbing and outdoor gear brand Black Diamond. These are entirely separate from the spinal traction equipment in this collection. Peak Primal Wellness carries medical and rehabilitation traction equipment from Chattanooga, ComforTrac, and Saunders only.
