Buy Cardon Traction Treatment Table (TTT)
in Nigeria.

Where can I request a Cardon TTT quotation in Nigeria?

Review the Cardon traction-table listing filtered to the TTT, browse the traction-table category, or send Franance a TTT quotation enquiry. The category page also lets you compare other assigned traction tables. State the TTT model name and your facility's requirements so the quoted configuration can be checked against manufacturer documentation.

Include your destination city and state, quantity, room and access details, intended clinical workflow, table-height and positioning requirements, and whether a compatible traction unit is already available. If you need a complete traction setup, request a separate compatible traction machine and list the proposed device, controls, harnesses and accessories. Cardon specifically says the TTT traction machine is not included, so do not assume the table alone is a complete traction system.

Cardon's product documentation is not proof of Nigerian stock, price, import approval, lead time, local installation, warranty or service. Ask Franance to confirm each commercial and support term for the actual order. The manufacturer's power specification is 120 V AC at 60 Hz; it must not be assumed to match a Nigerian facility's power supply. Obtain written confirmation from Cardon or the supplier of the precise offered configuration before approval.

What is the Cardon Traction Treatment Table?

Cardon describes the TTT as a four-section treatment table designed for multiple patient positions. It has an adjustable head section, two centre sections and an adjustable leg section. One centre section is removable and one is fixed. The leg section rolls freely for traction positioning and has a lock mechanism that Cardon says can secure it from either side. The traction mounting board can be adjusted to either side of the table and configured to fit a traction unit. It does not itself supply that unit.

The head section lowers 30 degrees and rises to 90 degrees, while the leg section raises to 80 degrees according to the manufacturer. The hi-lo range is 19 to 35.25 inches; listed table dimensions are 28 by 77 inches, and the stated lifting capacity is 500 lb. Cardon specifies a high-strength seamless tubular frame, powder-coat frame in Gunmetal Grey, Black or White, 1.5-inch upholstery foam and more than 60 upholstery colour choices. Confirm the precise options offered for Nigeria, since a website colour list does not confirm inventory or delivery availability.

Cardon describes an electric hi-lo control operated by its Soft Touch footswitch. This is the height-control system; the page does not say that the traction machine or powered traction treatment is built into the table. Keep equipment scopes separate in the request. A table with traction mounting hardware is not automatically a configured, ready-to-use traction system.

What is included, and what must be quoted separately?

The standard product description covers the table itself and lists features such as the traction mounting board, removable centre pad, hi-lo control and footswitch. Cardon's sheet explicitly states that the traction machine is not included. The mounting board can be tailored to a traction unit and adjusts up to 145 degrees to either side of the table according to the product sheet. Ask Cardon or Franance to confirm the compatible mounting arrangement for the exact traction device you plan to use.

Cardon lists accessories separately, including an examination paper holder, additional foot pedal, extra foot pedal, custom foam and an osteopathic head section. Its product page also shows an adjustable flexion stool and retractable caster system in the specifications. The current quotation should clarify whether an item is standard, optional or excluded, and whether it comes in the selected TTT configuration. Do not assume every pictured component or listed accessory is bundled into the base price.

If a traction machine is required, identify its manufacturer and model, mounting and electrical requirements, and any intended interface or controls. Ask the supplier to confirm compatibility in writing. The page's phrase “can be tailored to any traction unit” describes the mounting-board option but does not establish that every third-party machine will fit or that a particular combination has been tested. Have the clinical and technical leads verify the complete system's intended use and operating requirements.

How do I plan the table for a Nigerian facility?

Begin with electrical engineering. Cardon lists 120 V AC, 60 Hz, maximum 2.5 A. Nigerian mains are typically a different nominal voltage and frequency, so do not connect the table based on a plug adapter or an assumption that the motor accepts local power. Ask Franance to obtain the voltage, frequency, input current, plug, earthing and any transformer or approved power-conversion requirements for the exact unit. The table must not be supplied or installed until the responsible facility engineer confirms compatibility with local power and electrical safety requirements.

Next, review room fit and access. The product page gives a table footprint of 28 by 77 inches; the PDF drawing shows a longer dimension when extended and a traction board projection. Ask for the current layout drawing and fully extended footprint, including the traction board, stool, operator positions, cord and access on both sides. Measure doorways, lifts, corridors and turning areas along the delivery route. Confirm floor loading and clearances with the facility team if they are relevant to installation.

Plan for patient transfers, operator access and safe positioning. Cardon lists an adjustable head and leg section, removable pad and rolling traction section. These features do not replace a therapist's assessment of the patient, treatment protocol or transfer method. Ask the clinical lead to specify positioning, attachment, locking and accessory requirements. Staff should receive the manufacturer's instructions for use and any required training before operating the table.

Discuss delivery, assembly, commissioning and acceptance checks separately. Ask whether the quote includes placement, setup, electrical verification, inspection, user orientation, manuals and handover documentation. Manufacturer specifications do not establish that those services are available locally or included. Have Franance identify the service provider and scope in writing.

Which table specifications should I state in the enquiry?

Use the full model name, Cardon Traction Treatment Table (TTT), and state the required configuration. Confirm four sections, electric hi-lo control, 19–35.25 inch height range, 28 by 77 inch dimensions and 500 lb rated lifting capacity against the current specification. If any value is a tender requirement, attach the accepted manufacturer document and ask for a compliance response on the offered unit. The rated capacity is a product limit, not a substitute for patient-specific clinical review or safe working practice.

List preferred upholstery and frame colour, while asking which combinations are actually available. Cardon publishes over 60 upholstery colour options and three standard powder-coat frame colours. The product sheet identifies a pictured combination, but the photo is not proof that the same finish is in stock or included. State whether you need the traction mounting board, removable pad, flexion stool, retractable casters, foot pedal, paper holder, extra-soft or custom foam, or the osteopathic head section. Ask Franance to separate base equipment from optional accessories.

Record the traction unit separately. Provide its exact model and any required mounting dimensions or manufacturer compatibility instructions. Ask the supplier to confirm the table and machine arrangement, electrical requirements, installation sequence and controls before the order is approved. If the site needs a complete package, request a line-by-line quotation with each device and accessory named.

Is the TTT suitable for every traction protocol?

The manufacturer describes the table's adjustable sections, rolling leg section and configurable traction mounting board, but suitability for a treatment protocol depends on the clinician's assessment, selected traction equipment and patient. The page does not endorse a particular protocol or say the TTT is suitable for every patient or condition. The treating professional must decide whether the table and compatible traction machine meet the intended clinical use and follow their respective manufacturers' instructions.

Do not interpret the 500 lb table rating as a clinical indication, patient eligibility rule or guarantee that every setup is safe at that load. Confirm how Cardon defines the rated capacity in current documentation, and account for accessories and manufacturer rules. Similarly, an adjustable head or leg section does not define patient tolerance or replace staff training. The clinical team should review transfers, positioning, locking, emergency response and cleaning requirements before the table enters service.

How does Franance's quote-order process work?

Submit the TTT enquiry with the exact model, accessories, electrical specification and site location. Franance can follow up by phone or email to clarify the requested table and prepare a quotation. There is no online checkout or payment. A quote order is not a confirmed order until the parties agree on written commercial terms and configuration.

Ask the quote to identify the model, table dimensions, lifting capacity, height range, upholstery and frame, selected accessories, voltage and frequency, price and currency, quote validity, estimated availability and lead time. Request freight, insurance, import responsibilities, delivery terms and any separate installation, electrical verification, training or commissioning charges. Have final terms state what is included and excluded, including the traction machine, mounts, foot controls, stool, accessories and services.

Before approving, compare the exact model and configuration with your facility specification. Confirm Nigerian power compatibility, path of delivery, space around the table and any mounting interface with the proposed traction device. Request written statements for warranty territory, local service, spare parts and response arrangements. Franance's enquiry process does not itself establish local stock or technical coverage.

Frequently asked questions

### Does the Cardon TTT include a traction machine?

No. Cardon states that the traction machine is not included. The mounting board can be configured for a traction unit, but the machine and its compatibility must be quoted and confirmed separately.

### What is the height and load rating?

Cardon lists a 19–35.25 inch hi-lo range and 500 lb lifting capacity. Confirm the current specification and intended clinical use with the treating professional and facility team.

### Can the 120 V, 60 Hz table be plugged into Nigerian mains?

Do not assume that it can. Cardon lists 120 V AC, 60 Hz, maximum 2.5 A. Obtain written confirmation of an approved electrical configuration for the site from the supplier and facility engineer before purchase or installation.

### How do I request a quote?

Use the Cardon TTT filtered listing or contact Franance about the TTT. Franance will follow up by phone or email; there is no online payment.

Manufacturer sources and scope

This guide uses Cardon's Traction Treatment Table product page and 2025 specification sheet. These sources describe the product and its published options. They do not confirm Nigerian supply, local electrical compatibility, price, delivery, installation, warranty or support. Confirm the exact unit and all commercial, electrical and service terms with Franance and the responsible facility professionals before ordering.