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Adjustor
Adjustor · Variable-pulse adjusting instrument
The adjustment, instrumented.
A handheld impulse adjusting instrument for chiropractors who want the ultimate adjustment technology — constant or pulse wave, adjustable torque, four tips, no assembly required.
Introducing the Erchonia Adjustor, a pulse adjusting instrument for chiropractors looking to provide patients with the ultimate adjustment technology. The Adjustor™ is a handheld mechanical adjustment device, shipped complete with no assembly required — a portable, self-contained unit built for ease of use. At 8.06 in high, 11.19 in long and 2.5 in wide it offers inherent flexibility, and the variable pulse feature lets the practitioner select a “constant” or “pulse” wave for the tissue in front of them.
- Constant or pulse wave
- Adjustable torque
- Anti-rotational head
- 4 attachment tips
- 2-year warranty
Control and flexibilityTreat pain generally or target specific segments from X-ray findings, with the patient static or in ranges of motion. Settings run the pulse fast, slow or varied, and the device meters the impulse to the pressure you apply.
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wave modes — constant or pulse — selected on the instrument
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attachment tips: large yoke, small yoke, single head and ball head
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assembly required — ships complete, in its carrying case
2 yr
warranty, built under an ISO 13485 quality management system
How it works
Find it. Place it. Pulse.
The science behind the Adjustor is simple — controlled impulses that change the tone of the tissue and address the segment.
The impulse adjustment instrument targets compressed discs that cause radiating pain, delivering the kind of precise, repeatable input that can’t always be produced by hand. Working with it is both straightforward and intuitive: once the practitioner finds a misaligned area, the Adjustor is placed and gently pushed to produce pulses that change the tone of the tissue and address the segment. The device controls the impulse it delivers according to the amount of pressure applied, so the same intent produces the same input — patient after patient, and across every member of the team.
| Adjustor | What it means in the room | |
|---|---|---|
| Wave | Constant or pulse, variable | Fast, slow or varied pulses — matched to the tissue and the tolerance |
| Torque | Adjustable | Dial the force to the patient, from the pediatric spine to the athlete |
| Head | Anti-rotational, four tips | Yoke tips for the spine, single and ball heads for extremities and reflex work |
| Drive | Improved linear solenoid | Longer run time across a full day of adjusting |
Throughout the years, medical professionals have trusted portable pulse adjusting equipment to complement manual chiropractic treatment across a wide array of conditions.
Why clinics choose it
Why chiropractors add the Adjustor
Precision, repeatability and reach — as a complement to the hands, not a replacement.
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Where the hands can’t
Segments that are hard to reach or hard to move by hand — and patients who can’t tolerate a manual thrust — get a controlled, low-amplitude impulse instead.
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Repeatable input
The Adjustor meters its impulse to the pressure you apply, so the adjustment is the same on the first patient of the day and the last.
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Range-of-motion work
Use it with the patient static or moving through a range — general treatment or a specific segment from the film.
Applications
What practitioners use it for
Erchonia’s pulse adjusting instrument is useful across a range of applications, including:
- Joint misalignment
- Spinal adjusting
- Extremities
- Curve restoration
- Reflex therapy
For use by licensed practitioners. Every Adjustor package is subjected to a thorough quality-assurance inspection before it ships.
Specifications
Built for the adjusting room
The published specification.
| Wave | Variable — constant or pulse |
| Torque | Adjustable |
| Head | Anti-rotational |
| Drive | Improved linear solenoid for longer run time |
| Tips | Two yoke tips (large and small), one single-head tip, one ball-head tip |
| Dimensions | 8.06 in H × 11.19 in L × 2.5 in W |
| Warranty | Two years |
| Included | Carrying case |
| Quality | ISO 13485 quality management certified |
Four tips
Yoke, single head, ball head — the right contact for every segment.
Where it works
Where the Adjustor works
Chiropractic first — and anywhere a controlled impulse beats a manual thrust.
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Chiropractic
The everyday instrument for the adjusting room — precise segmental work, curve restoration and the patients who prefer a low-force technique.
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Sports and performance
Extremity adjusting and reflex work on athletes between sessions, with the pulse dialed to the tissue.
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Medical and integrative
A low-force option for the integrative practice that co-manages musculoskeletal pain alongside laser therapy.
Clinic · Patients · P&L
See the numbers for your practice.
Project revenue impact, break-even timelines and per-visit value increases from your own clinic volume.
Increased visit value
Laser sessions integrate into care plans, increasing per-visit revenue without increasing provider strain.
Improved case acceptance
Patients commit to conservative plans more readily when non-invasive technology is included.
Retention and reactivation
A reason to return — and a reason to bring back the patients who drifted.
The line
Complete the room
The instruments and stands that work alongside the laser.
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Laser Stands
Single Flex Stand · for every Erchonia handheld
A height-adjustable flex-arm stand that holds any Erchonia handheld exactly where you place it — hands-free protocols from the handheld you already own.
XLR8
Dual 635 nm red · handheld · entry level
The proven 635 nm foundation — two red diodes in a handheld built for the treatment room.
Next step
Add the Adjustor.
Tell us how your adjusting room runs and we’ll walk you through the instrument — or download the data sheet first.
Every system ships with onboarding and protocol support from our clinical team.