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| Item number | SP500-OB-EN |
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About the product
Mouldable splint in junior size
SAM Splint Junior is a compact mouldable splint on 23 cm (9ʺ), particularly adapted for smaller extremities and child. it is used by healthcare professionals, first aid-responders and within rescue services for quick and effective immobilisation of fractures and injuries.
Lightweight and easy to use
Exactly that other SAM Splints is Junior-the model easy to shape around injured people body parts. When it is bent in arched shape becomes it is very stable and provides reliably support until further treatment can be given.
Compact format for small extremities
With a length on 23 cm is the splint perfect for fingers, hands, forearms or other smaller injuries. it is easy to pack and takes minimal with place in the medical bag or first aid-the kit.
Durable material
The splint is built with an aluminium core covered of foam, which makes the both flexible and hard-wearing. it is water-resistant, works in all weather and can be cleaned for reuse.
Specifications
Model: SAM Splint Junior
Length: 23 cm (9ʺ)
Material: Aluminium core with foam coating
Function: Mouldable splint for fracture immobilisation
Colour: Orange
Reliable splint for child and smaller extremities
SAM Splint Junior 23 cm in orange is a lightweight, compact and reliable splint. A essential aid in first aid-kit and medical bags to stabilise injuries on child and small extremities.
Product safety
- Product identification
- SP500-OB-EN
- Manufacturer
- SAM Medical Products
12200 SW Tualatin Rd, Suite 200
Tualatin, OR 97062
USA
hello@sammedical.com - EU responsible economic operator
- Emergo Europe
Westervoortsedijk 60
6827 AT Arnhem
The Netherlands
https://www.emergobyul.com/contact
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