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About the product
Visible, reliable tourniquet for acute bleeding
The orange C-A-T® Combat Application Tourniquet Gen 7 is a market-leading tourniquet developed to stop life-threatening bleeding quickly. Its high visibility makes it common in civilian and rescue settings where rapid identification from a distance is important.
Improved Generation 7 construction
The latest C-A-T® generation features a reinforced buckle and a more robust polymer windlass, making it easier to apply and more resistant to hard use under pressure.
Rapid one-handed application
The tourniquet can be applied in seconds, even with one hand. The pull tab and hook-and-loop closure allow the band to be tightened and secured quickly when every second counts.
Clinically tested and used worldwide
The C-A-T® is clinically proven to stop arterial bleeding effectively and is used by armed forces, police, ambulance services and civilian organizations worldwide. The orange color is especially useful when clear marking provides a safety advantage.
Specifications
Model: C-A-T® Gen 7
Material: Nylon, polymer
Width: approx. 3,8 cm
Function: Tourniquet for stopping arterial bleeding
Colour: Orange
A highly visible life-saving tool
The orange C-A-T® Combat Application Tourniquet Gen 7 combines robust construction with high visibility. It is a reliable, clinically proven tool that saves lives in civilian and military settings.
Product safety
- Product identification
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- Manufacturer
- C-A-T Resources, LLC
483 Lakeshore Parkway
Rock Hill, SC 29730
USA - EU responsible economic operator
- Mdi Europa GmbH
Langenhagener Straße 71
30855 Langenhagen
Germany
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