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Specifications
| Item number | SWAT-T-BLK |
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About the product
Combined tourniquet and pressure dressing
The black SWAT-T is a versatile bleeding-control device developed to function as both a tourniquet and a pressure dressing. It is used by military personnel, rescue services and civilian first aid providers who need a compact, effective solution for acute injuries.
Quick and easy to use
SWAT stands for Stretch, Wrap and Tuck: three steps that make the band easy to apply under stress. Stretching the band to the correct tension and wrapping it around the injured limb provides reliable bleeding control in seconds.
Versatile function
In addition to use as a tourniquet, the SWAT-T can serve as a pressure dressing, constriction band or a means of securing equipment and splints. This makes it a flexible aid in civilian and military settings.
Compact and lightweight
Its compact size makes the SWAT-T easy to pack in an IFAK, medical bag or pocket. It weighs little and takes up minimal space, so a life-saving tool can always be carried.
Specifications
Model: SWAT-T
Function: Tourniquet and pressure dressing in one
Use: Constriction, pressure dressing, fixation
Size: Compact, folded format
Colour: Black
A reliable tool for acute situations
The black SWAT-T Tourniquet & Pressure Dressing is a reliable part of any first aid kit. Its simple operation, robust construction and versatility can help save lives in everyday accidents and extreme situations.
Product safety
- Product identification
- SWAT-T-BLK
- Manufacturer
- Safeguard Medical Technologies Ltd
The Old Rectory, Hope-under-Dinmore
Herefordshire HR6 0PW
United Kingdom
enquiries@safeguardmedical.com - EU responsible economic operator
- Safeguard Technologies Ltd
Wicklow Serviced Offices, Eden Gate Centre
Delgany, Co. Wicklow A63 XY89
Ireland
enquiries@safeguardmedical.com
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