Main Uses

• Lower back pain (lumbar pain)

• Sciatica

• Slipped or herniated lumbar disc

• Degenerative disc disease

• Muscle spasms in the lower back

• Spinal decompression therapy

Key Features of a Pelvic Traction Belt

1. Strong, Durable Material

• Made from heavy-duty canvas, nylon, or reinforced fabric

• Designed to withstand continuous traction force without tearing

2. Padded Inner Surface

• Soft foam or felt padding on the inside

• Improves patient comfort during traction sessions

• Prevents skin irritation or pressure sores

3. Adjustable Straps & Buckles

• Allows fitting for different body sizes

• Ensures even distribution of traction force

• Provides secure fastening during therapy

4. Metal or Reinforced D-Rings

• Located on the sides or front

• Used to attach ropes, pulleys, or traction cords

• Strong enough to handle high traction loads

5. Wide Belt Design

• Covers a large pelvic area

• Helps distribute force evenly across the hips and pelvis

• Prevents slipping during traction

6. Easy to Clean & Maintain

• Many are washable or wipe-clean

• Suitable for repeated use in clinics and hospitals

Where It’s Commonly Used

• Physiotherapy clinics

• Orthopedic hospitals

• Rehabilitation centers

• Chiropractic clinics

Important Note

Pelvic traction belts should only be used under professional supervision, as incorrect traction force or positioning can cause injury.