Keep head pressure-free and support neck with its ergonomic structure. Soothe neck ache and experience maximum comfort with the ability to customize the angle and intensity of traction.
Item No: MSC08
Material: Velvet, Foam, Mesh, Webbing
Color: Black
Product Size: Universal
Certificates: FDA, CE , ISO13485
The MSC08 is a door-mounted neck stretcher hammock built for buyers who want a portable cervical distraction device for home or clinic use without pneumatic pumps, batteries, or a fixed installation. The user lies on the floor, the back of the head rests in the fabric sling, and the sling is suspended from a door frame by four spring-loaded straps that the user adjusts by hand. The angle and the magnitude of the cervical distraction are controlled by how far the user lets the body settle into the sling and how much slack is left in the four straps. It is the model to specify when the prescription is portable, user-controlled cervical distraction, no powered components rather than air-pump traction or foam-collar immobilisation.
For a buyer sourcing from a Chinese orthopaedic manufacturer, the practical way to describe this SKU is: a portable neck stretcher hammock with a velvet-mesh fabric sling, four hand-adjustable spring straps rated to 80 lbs, and a door-frame mounting design that lets the user take the unit down and pack it away between sessions. The product photo shows a user lying on the floor with the head suspended in the sling — that is the SKU. If your buyer needs a powered, pneumatic cervical traction device, that is a different SKU — see the air pump neck stretcher MSC03 for a hand-bulb inflate. If your buyer needs a passive collar that limits flexion during recovery, that is the foam cervical collar MSC06 or the memory foam collar MSC05.
Four construction details matter when you specify this for a retail or clinic programme.
Velvet-mesh fabric sling. The head cradle is a single piece of soft velvet-mesh fabric sewn into a sling shape. The fabric is breathable and skin-friendly against the forehead and the back of the head, which is the part of the body that loads the device. The sling is the layer the user feels, and it is the layer that takes most of the contact.
Foam padding at the load points. A thin foam pad sits behind the sling where it bears against the forehead and the occipital ridge. The foam distributes the load over a wider area than the fabric alone, which is what lets the device sustain an 80 lb load without the user feeling a pinch point.
Four hand-adjustable spring straps. Four webbing straps run from the top of the sling up to a single door-frame anchor. Each strap incorporates a hand-adjustable buckle and a spring segment that lets the user control the magnitude of the cervical distraction by how much tension is left in the strap. The combined load rating is 80 lbs — that is the maximum the device can hold without the springs bottoming out.
Webbing and metal hardware. The straps are webbing with metal buckles and a single metal anchor bar that hooks over a standard door frame. No tools are required for installation. The user drapes the anchor bar over the top of a closed door, closes the door, and the anchor bar sits flat against the door frame.
Material composition for this SKU is listed in our product data as Velvet, Foam, Mesh, Webbing. Each material here maps to a specific layer: velvet is the inner face of the sling, foam is the load-distribution pad, mesh is the breathable outer face of the sling, and webbing is the four suspension straps. The exact fibre breakdown of the velvet and the metal composition of the buckles and the anchor bar are not published on the current page and need to be confirmed against the factory specification before you print a fibre label, a customs description or an EU market-compliance view. 【待确认 — the specification block lists four materials and the four-layer mapping is reasonable, but the per-layer fibre breakdown and any latex content of the foam pad are not stated. Do not print a composition until the factory confirms each layer.】
The MSC08 neck stretcher hammock is specified for users who want a portable cervical distraction device for short sessions in a home or clinic setting. Specify it for the following use cases, and say plainly where it does not fit.
The MSC08 does not fit a buyer who wants passive immobilisation of the cervical spine during recovery from a fracture or surgery — that is a rigid cervical collar, not a hammock. The MSC08 also does not fit a buyer who wants a powered, pneumatic traction device with a measurable load readout — that is a clinic-grade traction table. And the MSC08 does not fit a buyer who wants the device to treat a specific medical condition; it is a support device, not a treatment.
One point has to be stated plainly. The MSC08 is a support device, not a medical device and not a treatment. It applies a user-controlled mechanical force to the cervical spine; it does not diagnose, treat or prevent any condition. Any claim of that kind needs clinical evidence and a different regulatory route. If your market requires a medical device classification for the product you intend to sell, tell us before development starts.
The Indications block on the current product page lists Arthritis / Pinched nerves / Cervical disc disease / Misalignment of cervical bones / Spondylosis / Stenosis. Each of these is a medical condition that, when targeted by a product, can drag the product into medical-device classification under EU MDR 2017/745 and similar regimes. The new copy above states mechanical function and use case only — the original condition list has been moved to §9 for your review.
The MSC08 is a one-size hammock. The sling sits behind the occipital ridge of the head; the straps adjust to the user’s door-frame height and to the user’s preferred magnitude of cervical distraction. The 80 lb load rating is a structural limit, not a recommended load — most users select a comfortable partial-distraction level, not the maximum.
Custom sling dimensions outside this range are available on request.
The MSC08 suits three buying programmes, and we will say plainly where it does not fit.
It suits retail consumer-health programmes where the buyer wants a portable cervical distraction device for end-user home use, packaged for online sale and shipped in e-commerce cartons. It suits wellness-clinic and physiotherapy programmes where the buyer wants a low-cost cervical distraction option for patient self-care between clinic visits. And it suits travel-retail and hotel amenity programmes where the buyer wants a foldable cervical distraction device that the user can install in any standard door frame.
It does not fit a buyer who wants a powered, pneumatic traction device with a measurable load readout — that is a clinic-grade traction table. It does not fit a buyer who wants a rigid cervical collar for post-fracture or post-surgical immobilisation — that is the cervical collar MSC01, the foam cervical collar MSC06 or the memory foam collar MSC05. And it does not fit a buyer who wants a hand-pump inflate cervical traction device — that is the air pump neck stretcher MSC03.
Place the device on a flat, non-slip surface near a standard interior door. Close the door. Drape the anchor bar over the top edge of the door so the bar sits flat against the frame. Sit on the floor facing away from the door, with the legs extended and the back supported by the door itself. Lean the head back into the sling and adjust the four straps one at a time until the head sits comfortably in the cradle with the desired magnitude of cervical distraction.
Use the device for short sessions of a few minutes at first. Do not use it for longer than 15 minutes without a break. Stand up slowly when finished, in case of light-headedness. Stop using the device immediately if you feel any sharp pain, numbness, dizziness or visual disturbance, and consult a clinician before resuming.
Wipe the sling down with a damp cloth and a mild detergent after each session. Line dry away from direct heat. Do not machine wash the sling, since agitation can damage the foam pad and the spring buckles. Inspect the anchor bar and the buckles before each use; a bent anchor bar or a frayed strap is the most common cause of the device failing under load.
Medisolemates has manufactured orthopaedic and medical support products in Shenzhen since 2010. The factory, the cutting room and the packaging line are on one site, which is what makes a low-MOQ colour run and a quick sample turnaround realistic for a portable neck stretcher like this.
Customization available on this model ,the following list reflects standard requests we handle; confirm each against the current quotation for this SKU before offering it to a customer:
MOQ, lead time and price depend on the colour count, packaging and labelling, and are quoted per programme. Send us the specification you need and we will come back with a quotation. Enquiries submitted through this page are answered within 12 hours.
Medisolemates holds ISO 13485 certification for its quality management system, and holds CE conformity and FDA registration references covering the product range. The full certificate set, material test reports and carton marking templates are supplied with the quotation rather than published on this page, because certificate scope has to match the specific model and the specific market.
When used as instructed — short sessions, gradual loading, slow standing-up afterwards — a neck stretcher hammock is a low-risk cervical distraction tool for healthy adult users. The device does not diagnose, treat or prevent any medical condition, and it is marketed as a support device, not a medical device. Stop using the device immediately if you feel any sharp pain, numbness, dizziness or visual disturbance, and consult a clinician before resuming.
The MSC08 is rated to 80 lbs across its four spring straps combined. That is the structural limit of the springs, the buckles and the anchor bar. Most users select a comfortable partial-distraction level, not the maximum. Do not exceed the 80 lb load rating.
The MSC03 is an air pump neck stretcher — it uses a hand bulb to inflate a bladder that applies cervical traction while the user is seated or lying down. The MSC08 is a door-mounted hammock — it uses four spring straps and the user’s body weight to apply cervical distraction while the user is lying on the floor. Specify MSC03 when the buyer wants a powered, hand-pump-inflate traction device. Specify MSC08 when the buyer wants a portable, foldable, door-mounted hammock with no powered components.
A cervical collar is a rigid or foam device worn around the neck that limits flexion, extension and rotation during recovery. A neck stretcher hammock is a suspension device that the user lies into for short sessions of cervical distraction. The two do different things — collars immobilise, hammocks distract. A buyer who needs immobilisation during recovery from a fracture or surgery needs a collar. A buyer who wants a portable cervical distraction tool for tension release needs a hammock.
The MSC08 is a support device. It applies a user-controlled mechanical force to the cervical spine; it does not diagnose, treat or prevent cervical spondylosis or any other condition. The original product page listed cervical spondylosis as an indication, which is a medical claim and triggers medical-device classification under EU MDR 2017/745. The MSC08 must be marketed as a support device, not a treatment. If your market requires a medical device route for cervical spondylosis or similar claims, tell us before development starts.
Place the anchor bar flat across the top of a closed interior door, with the bar sitting on the frame side rather than the door-hinge side. Close the door. Adjust the four straps to the user’s height. The installation takes under a minute and requires no tools. The user drapes the anchor bar over the door top, leans the head back into the sling, and adjusts the four straps one at a time to the desired distraction level.
Yes. Custom colour, branded packaging and instruction sheet, private-label hang tag and carton marking are all available. MOQ depends on the colour count and packaging and is quoted per programme.
Three reasons, stated plainly.
The catalogue covers the whole cervical decision tree. The MSC08 is the portable neck stretcher hammock for users who want user-controlled cervical distraction with no powered components. The MSC03 is the air pump neck stretcher for buyers who want a hand-bulb inflate traction device. The MSC05 and MSC06 are the memory foam and foam cervical collars for buyers who need passive immobilisation during recovery. A distributor can carry the full cervical range from one supplier, on one certificate set, one slider tool and one packaging language.
The supply chain is short. Cutting, sewing and packing are on one site in Shenzhen, which is what makes small colour runs and sample-led development practical.
The documentation sits on the buyer’s side of the table. Material test reports, the certificate set, the load rating and the instruction sheet all travel with the order.
Tell us the colour, packaging, labelling and destination market you are working with, and we will come back with pricing, MOQ and lead time. Quotations are prepared by a person, and every enquiry submitted here is answered within 12 hours.
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