
Tynor Pelvic Traction Belt Grey Small 1 Unit G-06
Tynor

Est. delivery 5-7 Days
It relieves pressure by stretching the musculature and connective tissue components of the cervical spine.
Convenient to use at home also
Delivers controlled continuous traction
Easy to use and remove
Maintains the reduced frictional losses
Available in universal size.
Kit includes traction pulley bracket, cervical traction head halter, cervical traction spreader bar, traction cord 10 ft., traction weight bag.
Conveniently used at homes as like hospitals.
Can be used in sleeping posture.
Pulley is ergonomically designed to fit any bed side.
Soft padded head halter provides a comfortable interface for the traction
Easy to wear , use and also to remove .
Durable and sturdy for a long life and multiple use.
The Cervical Traction Overhead Pulley is either hung on the top of a door or on the wall using wall bracket.
The Cervical Traction Head Halter is held around the neck with one pad holding the chin and the other on the back/occipital part of the head.
The two strings from the Cervical Traction Head Halter are hooked to the slots in the cervical traction spreader bar.
Cervical Traction Spreader Bar is then connected to the weights through Traction Cord and Cervical Traction Overdoor Pulley.
Hand wash with mild detergent
Do not dry clean or bleach
Read the instruction label carefully before using.
Primary Prevention
Suitable for individuals seeking gentle neck support during sleep or rest — helps maintain proper cervical alignment, reduce early neck strain, and promote comfort. ·
Secondary Prevention
Ideal when neck stiffness, mild pain, or tension appear — supports gradual cervical decompression, eases discomfort, and helps encourage healthier neck posture during rest. ·
Tertiary Prevention
Recommended for individuals with chronic neck pain, post-injury recovery, or long-term cervical issues — helps provide consistent traction, support proper spinal alignment, and promote sustained neck relief.

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