[Mdk-E15] Plastic Fracture Inflatable Fixed Air Bag Splint for Emergency, Rescue, First Aid, Outdoor Survival as Medical or Hospital Furniture

• Color: Green
• Folded: Folded
• Certification: ISO, CE
• Material: Plastic
• Number of Belts: Two
• Type: Splint
• Model NO.: Mdk-E15
• Net Weight: 14 Kg
• Gross Weight: 15 Kg
• Transport Package: Carton
• Specification: 18.5*12.5*6 CM
• Origin: China
• Production Capacity: 10000

Product Description

PRODUCT OVERVIEW

KAII's inflatable splint offer several key benefits compared to traditional splints. 

 

 



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	KEY FEATURES AND BENEFITS
	Easy Application: Inflatable splints are relatively easy to apply, even in emergency situations. They typically come with a pump or valve mechanism that allows for quick inflation. This simplicity in application can be crucial, especially when dealing with time-sensitive injuries.
	Customized Fit: One of the primary advantages of inflatable splints is their ability to conform to the shape of the injured limb. By inflating the splint, it molds closely to the contours of the body, providing a snug and supportive fit. This customization helps in immobilizing the injured area effectively.
	Lightweight and Portable: Inflatable splints are generally lightweight and portable, making them convenient for use in various settings, including pre-hospital care, emergency departments, and outdoor activities. Their compact design allows for easy storage and transport.
	Ease of Application: Many torso splints are designed for easy and quick application, allowing medical personnel or first responders to immobilize the patient rapidly. This is crucial in emergency situations where time is of the essence and prompt treatment is essential.
	Versatility: Inflatable splints are versatile and can be used for various types of injuries, including fractures, sprains, and strains. They can be adjusted to provide different levels of support depending on the severity of the injury, making them suitable for a wide range of medical situations.
	Comfort: Inflatable splints can offer greater comfort to the patient compared to rigid splints. The ability to adjust the level of inflation allows for a more comfortable fit, reducing discomfort and promoting better compliance with immobilization instructions.