236 Telford Traction Device Telford Traction Device - TTD
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Tel: 01952 288 999 Dixie Traction Splint SP/025
Splints SP Splint Pack with Padding
237
SP/025P
• One-piece design for fast and easy application • Specially processed pads for patient comfort • Carry case and instructions supplied
CODE SP/025 SP/025P ITEM
Dixie Traction Splint - Adult Dixie Traction Splint - Child
FareTec CT-6 Leg Traction Splint PRICE
£224.95 £224.95
• 5 fully adjustable PVC Velcro fastened splints • Complete with foam padding block & carry bag • Immobilises limbs with ease
CODE SP/047 ITEM Splint Pack Casualty Securing Straps PRICE £36.95
• Small and compact enough to fit in a First Aid kit yet adjusts to treat both adult and paediatric patients
• Lightweight and very effective
• The support poll can be extended in the same manner as a tent pole, just add or remove sections to get the best fit
• Eliminates the need to roll the patient or raise the leg during application
• Does not use an Ischial bar - no pressure problems
• Application variations allow you to work around the problem of hip and groin trauma situations
• Comes with a convenient storage pouch • Colour Coded Straps • Easy to follow instructions • Adjusts for adult or paediatric use • Weighs less than 560g
• Designed for Pre Hospital Care and Patient Transport, specifically in combat scenarios
• It is primarily used on patients with mid-line femur fractures
• Helps relieve patient pain and prevents further damage to surrounding muscle and tissue while reducing the risk of death caused from severed arteries
• Made of carbon tubing which snaps together via an internal bungee • A Cobra buckle secures the Ischial strap to the upper leg and groin
• These buckles prevent accidental releases and are commonly used by US military forces
• Traction is achieved with a 4 to1 purchase system using a small line to apply tension
• A very precise and delicate form or traction that is also powerful enough to be effective on extra large adults
CODE ITEM
SP/033OR TTD Splint - Orange SP/033BL
TTD Splint - Black PRICE
£109.95 £109.95
• Extremely compact, light and strong • Light - Unit weighs only 500g • Unit fits in small synch bag, 28 x 10 x 7.5cm • Includes Molle compatible bag • Strong carbon fiber poles and injection molded plastics • One unit fits both adult and paediatric patients
CODE
SP/066 SP/067
Transportation ITEM
FareTec CT-6 Military Leg Traction Splint - Black FareTec CT-EMS Leg Traction Splint - Orange
PRICE
£149.99 £149.99
• Simple and easy to use - no knots or ties
• Multi Purpose - use as Bandages/Slings/Splints
• Inexpensive • Strong, durable and re-usable
• Cost Effective - Replaces less efficient & consumable First Aid Equipment
• Minimal Training Needed - Reducing training cost and lost man hours
• Efficacy in application and treatment
• Quick and Easy for Self Application - Ideal for people alone in remote areas
• Can be lengthened - Simply join together along the full length of the fastening
• Broaden by simply placing side by side • Lightweight and Compact - for carrying and storing
CODE
SP/061 SP/062 SP/063
ITEM
Casualty Securing Straps Set - 2x Short & 2 x Long Casualty Securing Straps - Royal Blue - Long Casualty Securing Straps - Black/Yellow - Short
PRICE
£29.95 £9.95 £6.95
Prices exclude VAT and Carriage - Standard terms and conditions apply Prices exclude VAT and Carriage - Standard terms and conditions apply Transportation
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