Chattanooga Triton DTS Traction Accessory Packages | Basic & Advanced

The Chattanooga Triton DTS Traction Accessory Packages are professional clinical traction bundles designed for physical therapy clinics, chiropractic offices, sports medicine practices, rehabilitation departments, and spine-focused treatment settings. These packages pair the Triton DTS Traction Unit with the essential belting and positioning accessories needed for controlled cervical and lumbar traction workflows.

Choose the Triton DTS Basic Accessory Package when your clinic needs the DTS traction unit, QuickWrap DTS belt set, and knee bolster for lumbar traction setup. Choose the Triton DTS Advanced Accessory Package when you also want the Saunders® Cervical Traction Unit included for a more complete cervical and lumbar traction configuration.

For related products, browse our Traction collection, compare the Chattanooga Triton DTS 6M Traction Table, or upgrade to the powered-positioning Chattanooga Triton DTS 6E Traction Table.

The key difference is the Saunders® Cervical Traction Unit. If your clinic plans to provide both cervical and lumbar traction workflows, the Advanced package is the stronger choice. If your clinic already owns compatible cervical traction accessories or is focused mainly on lumbar traction, the basic package may be enough.

The Triton DTS platform is built for repeatable, programmable traction therapy. Chattanooga describes the Triton traction unit as a digital touch-screen traction unit that offers static, intermittent, and cyclic traction with user-definable hold, rest, and treatment times.

The Triton DTS Basic Accessory Package is best for clinics that already have, or plan to purchase, a compatible Triton traction table and want the core lumbar traction components.

The Triton DTS Advanced Accessory Package is the better option when a clinic wants both lumbar and cervical traction accessories in one bundle. Chattanooga’s source listing confirms the Advanced package includes the Triton DTS Traction Unit, Saunders Cervical Traction Unit, QuikWrap Belt System, and Knee Bolster Set.

These accessory packages do not include a traction table. Chattanooga states that the Advanced Accessory Package is sold separately and should be added to a compatible Triton DTS 6M or Triton DTS 6E table for a complete DTS system.

The DTS accessory package supplies the traction unit and accessories. The DTS 6M or 6E table supplies the patient-positioning platform.

Balego’s traction category explains that spinal traction applies a gentle pulling force to the spine and may be delivered manually, mechanically with a traction table or traction unit, or at home in selected cases with clinician guidance. The Triton DTS accessory packages fit into the mechanical clinical traction category.

The Chattanooga Triton DTS Traction Accessory Packages give clinics a professional traction-system bundle for cervical and lumbar traction workflows. The Basic Package includes the 2841 DTS Triton Traction Unit, 2825 QuickWrap DTS Belt Set, and 42901 Knee bolster. The Advanced Package includes everything in the Basic Package and adds the 7040 Saunders® Cervical Traction Unit for a more complete cervical and lumbar traction setup.

The Triton DTS system supports programmable traction workflows, including static, intermittent, and cyclic traction options. When paired with a compatible Triton DTS table, these packages help clinicians create controlled, repeatable traction sessions while improving patient setup efficiency through the QuickWrap DTS belt system and supportive positioning accessories.

Choose the Basic Package if your clinic needs the Triton DTS unit, lumbar belting, and bolster accessories. Choose the Advanced Package if your clinic also wants Saunders cervical traction included. For a full setup, pair the package with the Chattanooga Triton DTS 6M Traction Table or Chattanooga Triton DTS 6E Traction Table.

Traction should be positioned as an adjunctive clinical modality, not as a stand-alone cure. Balego’s traction category already frames traction as a symptom-modulation tool that may help selected patients tolerate mobility work, strengthening, posture training, and return-to-function programming.

Research on lumbar traction is mixed, especially for broad, nonspecific low back pain populations. Cochrane notes a scarcity of high-quality studies and discusses traction as a modality often used with other treatments rather than a clearly universal stand-alone solution. The Triton manual also states that the equipment is to be used under the prescription and supervision of a licensed practitioner.

The Triton DTS traction system should be used only by trained professionals according to the device manual, facility policy, and clinical judgment. Chattanooga’s manual instructs users to become familiar with operating procedures, indications, contraindications, cautions, warnings, and dangers before administering treatment.

The Triton manual lists contraindications that include conditions such as structural disease secondary to tumor or infection, vascular compromise, movement-contraindicated conditions, joint instability of the spine, pregnancy, osteoporosis, claustrophobia, and cardiac or pulmonary problems.