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MT Chiropractic offers professional chiropractic tables for spinal adjustment, flexion-distraction, manual drop, traction and mobile treatment. Compare electric PowerLift tables, flexion-distraction chiropractic tables, drop tables, stationary adjustment benches and portable chiropractic tables for different techniques and practice environments.
Absolute 300 and Prime 400 provide advanced multi-directional flexion-distraction movement, while Herrington 480, Fairworth 380 and Fairworth 381 combine electric height adjustment with manual flexion, drop sections and cervical and lumbar traction. Iron 280 offers a stable stationary chiropractic adjustment platform, and Arena 180 provides a folding portable solution for mobile practitioners.
When choosing a chiropractic treatment table, compare working height, table tilt, axial rotation, headpiece adjustment, thoracic and lumbar motion, drop-section configuration, traction travel and mobility. Use the comparison chart below to identify the model that best matches your clinical workflow.
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Compare lift systems, flexion-distraction movements, drop sections and traction features to find the right chiropractic table for your practice.
| Model | Lift & Table Tilt | Axial Rotation | Headpiece Motion | Thoracic Motion | Lumbar Motion | Drop Sections | Traction |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Absolute 300 |
Electric PowerLift Electric tilt: −12° to +52° |
±23° |
Lateral flexion: ±18° Tilt: −40° to +27° Elevation: 0° to +40° |
Lateral flexion: ±18° Vertical flexion: −18° to 0° |
Lateral flexion: ±18° Vertical flexion: −35° to +15° |
Cervical & lumbar manual drops |
Cervical: 6.5 cm Lumbar: 8 cm |
| Prime 400 |
Electric PowerLift Electric tilt: −12° to 0° |
±23° |
Lateral flexion: ±18° Tilt: −40° to +27° Elevation: 0° to +40° |
Lateral flexion: ±18° Vertical flexion: 0° to 18° |
Lateral flexion: ±18° Vertical flexion: −35° to +15° |
Cervical & lumbar manual drops |
Cervical: 6.5 cm Lumbar: 8 cm |
| Herrington 480 |
Electric PowerLift No table tilt |
— |
Tilt: −40°~30° Elevation: 0° to +30° |
— |
Lateral flexion: ±18° Vertical flexion: −20° to +20° |
Four manual drop sections |
Cervical: 6.5 cm Lumbar: 8 cm |
| Fairworth 380 |
Electric PowerLift No table tilt |
— |
Tilt: −40°~30° Elevation: 0° to +30° |
— |
Lateral flexion: ±18° Vertical flexion: −20° to +20° |
Four manual drop sections |
Cervical: 6.5 cm Lumbar: 8 cm |
| Fairworth 381 |
Electric PowerLift No table tilt |
— |
Tilt: −40°~30° Elevation: 0° to +30° |
— |
Lateral flexion: ±18° Vertical flexion: −20° to +20° |
Four manual drop sections |
Cervical: 6.5 cm Lumbar: 8 cm |
| Iron 280 | Manual height adjustment | — | — | — | — | Cervical, thoracic & pelvic manual drops | — |
| Arena 180 | Manual height adjustment | — | — | — | — | Thoracic & pelvic manual drops | — |
How to Choose a Chiropractic Adjustment Table
The right chiropractic table depends on your adjustment techniques, treatment space, patient volume and mobility requirements. Consider the following features when comparing models:
- Lift system: Electric PowerLift, manual height adjustment or portable folding construction.
- Table movement: Tilt, axial rotation, lateral flexion and vertical flexion.
- Drop sections: Cervical, thoracic, lumbar and pelvic configurations.
- Traction: Cervical and lumbar traction range where available.
- Headpiece: Tilt, elevation and positioning adjustment.
- Mobility: Casters, frame weight, folding design and carrying requirements.
Frequently asked questions
What is a flexion-distraction chiropractic table?
A flexion-distraction chiropractic table supports controlled flexion, distraction and spinal mobilization techniques. Available movements can include vertical flexion, lateral flexion, axial rotation and traction, depending on the model.
What is the difference between a drop table and a flexion-distraction table?
A chiropractic drop table uses individual sections that release a short distance during an adjustment. A flexion-distraction table provides controlled movement through one or more table sections. Some MT Chiropractic models combine both functions.
Should I choose an electric or manual chiropractic table?
Electric PowerLift tables provide powered height adjustment and, on selected models, electric table tilt. Manual and stationary models offer simpler operation and direct mechanical control. The right choice depends on technique, patient volume and preferred working height.
Which table is suitable for a mobile chiropractor?
A portable chiropractic table such as the Arena 180 is designed for mobile treatment, home visits and sporting events. Compare table weight, folded dimensions, working height, frame stability and available drop sections.
Need Help Choosing a Chiropractic Table?
Not sure which lift system, flexion range or drop configuration is right for your practice? Contact MT Chiropractic for product guidance, specifications, shipping information and availability in your region.