The Hill Laboratories AFT Automatic Flexion Distraction Table is designed for clinics that rely on flexion distraction and controlled lumbar treatment. Built with automatic motorized flexion and electric height adjustment, it gives chiropractors consistent movement and dependable performance throughout the day. The AFT delivers variable speed lumbar flexion in a smooth, hands-free motion. With sliding axial headpiece movement, a locking thoracic release, and optional manual drops, it supports precise technique without unnecessary complexity. For practices focused on low back care, decompression-style protocols, and flexion-based techniques, the AFT offers practical functionality in a durable, professional-grade platform. At-a-Glance Automatic motorized lumbar flexion with variable speed Electric height adjustment Sliding axial motion headpiece Locking thoracic release Optional manual drops: cervical, thoracic, lumbar, pelvic Optional independent long axis lumbar distraction Finesse puncture-resistant upholstery 450 lb lifting capacity What’s Included Tilting headpiece Sliding axial motion headpiece Thoracic release Slide-out ankle section with matching straps Finesse upholstery Removable tiller bar Auto motorized flexion system Manual lateral flexion (21°) Speed control Gripper bars Patient safety switch Electric height with rocker foot pedals Benefits You’ll Notice Controlled lumbar flexion with adjustable speed Smooth headpiece movement that follows flexion motion Improved ergonomics through electric elevation Flexible treatment options with manual drop and distraction add-ons Durable construction suited to high-volume clinics Features & Specifications Electric Height Range: 21.5” – 29” (higher starting heights available) Length: Adjustable 68" – 77" Width: 24” (27" optional) Foam: 3" Medium Density (Soft, Firm, Extra-Firm available) Flexion Speed: Variable speed automatic flexion Lateral Flexion: Manual up to 21° Technology: Automatic Flexion with Speed Control and Horizontal/Flexion Control Product Weight: 350 lbs Lifting Capacity: 450 lbs Upholstery: Finesse proprietary microfiber Warranty: 1 Year on all parts Certifications: FDA registered; GSA Contract holder (GSA 36F79724D0211) Optional Features Manual drops: Cervical (dual action), Thoracic, Lumbar, Pelvic Independent Long Axis Lumbar Distraction (air-powered via pressure pedal) Soft foam upgrade How to Use Adjust the table height using the rocker foot pedals. Secure the patient using the slide-out ankle straps. Preload the lumbar spine using the sliding ankle section. Unlock the axial motion headpiece. Select your preferred flexion speed and start the automatic flexion cycle. If needed, unlock the lateral flexion handle and use the tiller bar for circumduction. Who It’s For Chiropractors focused on flexion distraction techniques Clinics treating lumbar disc-related conditions Practices seeking automatic flexion with electric height Doctors wanting optional drop and distraction configurations FAQ What type of flexion does the AFT provide? It offers automatic motorized lumbar flexion with variable speed control. Does the table include manual drops? Manual drops are optional and can be added in cervical, thoracic, lumbar, and pelvic sections. How is lumbar distraction performed? The optional long axis lumbar distraction is manually air-powered using a pressure pedal. What is the lifting capacity? The AFT supports up to 450 lbs. How does the headpiece move? The sliding axial motion headpiece glides in unison with the flexion motion. Is lateral flexion included? Yes, manual lateral flexion up to 21° is standard. What upholstery is used? The table comes standard with Finesse microfiber upholstery. Is the table certified? Yes, it is FDA registered and listed under a GSA contract. Safety & Disclaimers This equipment is intended for professional chiropractic use. Ensure proper training before operating automatic flexion or distraction features. Do not exceed the stated lifting capacity. Follow manufacturer guidelines for setup, operation, and maintenance. Discontinue use if any mechanical component shows signs of malfunction.
