Spinal Decompression Traction System simulates the relaxation state of the lower back muscles in the state of weightlessness, uses the body's own gravity to avoid the resistance of the paravertebral muscles, uses the non linear logarithmic curve to reduce the pressure, expands the spinal space, and forms a continuous high negative pressure. The water and nutrients in the inhalation help the intervertebral disc heal from the inside to the outside, relieve the compression of the nerve blood vessels, more precise, more concentrated and safer.

The spinal decompression traction system operates on the principle of using a traction plate electric device. Prior to initiating the traction process, the operator enters patient information and traction angle into the operation interface. The parameters input by the operator are then converted into specific signals through the control system. The motion angle of the bed plate is controlled by comparing these signals with those displayed on screen. This process allows for muscle stretching, chiropractic adjustments, and three-dimensional traction decompression of diseased vertebral segments in patients to be achieved.