Core Products RB cervical traction table pillow FOM-112-BK

Core Products International, Inc.

Core Products RB Cervical Traction Table Pillow – Black

Ref: CERVICAL-TRACTION-TABLE-PILLOW

Category: Pillows

SKU: FOM-112-BK

GTIN/UPC: 782944011228

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About Core Products RB Cervical Traction Table Pillow – Black

The Core Products RB Traction Pillow FOM-112-BK is a professional positioning accessory designed for cervical traction table setups.

Unlike a cervical sleeping pillow, its job is not to replace a bed pillow or create an overnight neck-support position. The RB Traction Pillow is designed to support the shoulders and lower cervical/upper thoracic region during traction procedures, and the space between its two raised lobes fits the bar of a compatible cervical traction table system.

Its precision-cut polyurethane foam provides a defined positioning surface, while the black vinyl exterior can be wiped clean between uses.

RB Traction Pillow at a Glance

Product detailSpecification
ProductCore Products RB Traction Pillow Black
ManufacturerCore Products International
Manufacturer part numberFOM-112-BK
UPC782944011228
Product typeCervical traction table positioning pillow
Dimensions12" × 14" × 4"
WeightApproximately 0.95 lb
Core materialPolyurethane foam
ExteriorBlack vinyl
Latex100% latex-free
Primary positioning areaShoulders, lower cervical and upper thoracic region
CleaningWipe with soap and water
Machine washableNo
OriginMade in USA
Traction equipment includedNo

What Does an RB Traction Pillow Actually Do?

The RB Traction Pillow has a specific role in a clinical traction setup: it is placed under the shoulders and lower cervical region while keeping space for the cervical traction table hardware.

Its two-lobe geometry creates a central channel. When used with an appropriate traction table system, the cervical traction bar is positioned in the space between those lobes.

That makes the pillow different from a general foam bolster or sleeping pillow.

Design elementWhy it matters in a traction setup
Two raised lobesCreate the contoured shoulder/support surfaces
Central openingProvides space for compatible cervical traction-table hardware
12" × 14" footprintCreates a compact support surface around the cervical traction area
Precision-cut foamMaintains a defined clinical positioning shape
Vinyl exteriorAllows routine wipe-down cleaning
Flat lower sectionSupports the shoulder/upper-thoracic region rather than functioning as a conventional head pillow

Is This the Right Accessory for Your Traction Setup?

Before ordering, separate the positioning accessory from the equipment that actually produces traction.

QuestionRB Traction Pillow
Do you already have a cervical traction table/system?Potentially a good fit
Do you need support beneath the shoulders/lower cervical region?Yes—this is its primary purpose
Do you need an easy-clean clinical surface?Yes—black vinyl exterior
Do you need the pillow to accommodate a traction table bar?Designed for this purpose
Do you need equipment that generates traction force?No—this pillow does not generate traction
Do you need a home cervical traction device?Consider a dedicated traction device instead
Are you looking for an overnight sleeping pillow?Consider a cervical sleeping pillow instead

It is designed to work with most standard traction tables. Because traction-table hardware varies, confirm the geometry of your existing system when fit is critical.

RB Traction Pillow vs. Cervical Sleeping Pillows

The word “pillow” can make these products sound interchangeable, but their intended jobs are quite different.

ProductPrimary roleDesigned forKey distinction
RB Traction PillowClinical traction positioningCervical traction-table proceduresCentral traction-bar space and wipe-clean vinyl construction
EconoWave Cervical PillowOvernight cervical supportBack sleepingFull-size sleeping pillow with two support-lobe heights
AB Contour PillowCompact cervical sleep/travel supportRest and travelSmaller sleeping-pillow format rather than traction-table positioning
Pivotal Therapy DeviceTargeted positional supportShort-duration positioning routinesMolded support device rather than a traction-table pillow

Choose the RB model when the purchasing need is specifically traction-table positioning.

Choose the EconoWave Cervical Pillow when the goal is overnight cervical support.

RB Traction Pillow vs. Complete Cervical Traction Devices

The RB Traction Pillow is also not a lower-cost cervical traction machine. It does not create, control, or measure traction force.

Balego productTypeGenerates traction force?Primary setting
RB Traction PillowPositioning accessoryNoTraction-table setup
Saunders Cervical Home Traction DevicePneumatic cervical traction systemYesClinician-directed home program
WeTrac CT-800 Cervical Traction DeviceCervical traction deviceYesGuided home cervical traction
Chattanooga Triton Traction UnitProfessional traction unitYesClinical traction workflows
Triton DTS Traction Accessory PackagesProfessional system/accessory packagesSystem-dependentComplete clinic traction setups

If you are researching whether cervical traction itself is appropriate, rather than simply purchasing a replacement positioning pillow, see our Cervical & Lumbar Traction resource and product collection.

For Saunders owners, we also provide a dedicated Saunders Cervical Traction Setup, Angles & Safety Guide. That clinical resource should include treatment force, angle, and contraindication information, rather than duplicating it on this accessory page.

How the RB Traction Pillow Fits Around Traction Hardware

Core Products specifies a simple installation concept for a traction-table setup:

  1. Position the RB Traction Pillow on the traction table according to the equipment configuration.
  2. Orient the two raised lobes toward the cervical traction assembly.
  3. Place the cervical traction-table bar in the space between the two lobes.
  4. Position the patient according to the traction system’s instructions and the clinician-selected procedure.
  5. Confirm that the pillow and traction hardware remain properly positioned before beginning treatment.

The pillow does not determine treatment force, traction angle, or treatment duration. Those parameters belong to the traction equipment and clinical treatment plan.

Built for Repeated Clinical Cleaning

The RB Traction Pillow uses a black vinyl exterior rather than a removable fabric pillowcase.

For routine care, users to do the following:

  • Wipe the surface with soap and water.
  • Do not machine wash.
  • Do not machine dry.
  • Inspect the surface as part of normal equipment-care procedures.

The wipe-clean construction is particularly relevant for physical therapy, chiropractic, and rehabilitation environments where staff may repeatedly use a positioning accessory during the workday.

Polyurethane Foam: What to Expect

Core Products notes that polyurethane foam can naturally discolor when exposed to oxygen and light. A slight odor may also be present when the pillow is first removed from its packaging.

If needed, allow the product to air out before initial use.

These characteristics do not change the main purpose of the RB Traction Pillow, which is to provide a defined foam positioning surface under the shoulder and lower-cervical region during compatible traction-table procedures.

Choosing the RB Traction Pillow

Choose the Core Products RB Traction Pillow FOM-112-BK when you already have an appropriate traction workflow and need a compact, durable positioning pillow designed around cervical traction table hardware.

The pillow provides defined shoulder and lower-cervical support, space for the traction-table bar, and a wipe-clean clinical surface.

For an actual traction unit, browse our cervical and lumbar traction equipment instead.

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FAQs

Is the RB Traction Pillow a cervical traction device?

No. It is a positioning accessory. It does not generate, regulate, or measure traction force.

For a complete home traction system, compare the Saunders Cervical Home Traction Device and WeTrac CT-800 Cervical Traction Device.

What size is the RB Traction Pillow?

The manufacturer specifies the dimensions as 12 × 14 × 4 inches.

What is the pillow made from?

The internal support is polyurethane foam with a black vinyl exterior.

Is it latex-free?

Yes. Core Products identifies the RB Traction Pillow as 100% latex-free.

How is the RB Traction Pillow cleaned?

Wipe the vinyl surface with soap and water. Core Products states that it should not be machine washed or machine dried.

What goes in the opening between the two raised sections?

For a traction-table system, Core Products instructs users to position the cervical traction-table bar between the two lobes.

Does the pillow include the cervical traction device shown in some product images?

No. The traction equipment is sold separately.

Will the RB Traction Pillow fit my traction table?

Core Products states that it is designed to be compatible with most standard traction tables. Because table and cervical traction hardware can differ, please verify that the RB Traction Pillow fits your specific system before purchasing.

Is this model the same type of product as the EconoWave?

No. The EconoWave Cervical Pillow is designed as a cervical sleeping pillow. The RB Traction Pillow is designed primarily as a positioning accessory around traction-table hardware.

Where can I learn more about cervical traction?

Our Cervical & Lumbar Traction resource center explains traction methods, clinical applications, and equipment categories in considerably more depth.

If you are specifically using a Saunders home unit, use our Saunders Cervical Traction Setup, Angles & Safety Guide.

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