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Specifications
| Item number | SWAT-T-ORG |
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About the product
Flexible bleeding control in one tool
The SWAT-T combines a tourniquet and pressure dressing. It is designed to stop life-threatening bleeding from limbs quickly or to serve as a powerful pressure dressing on other injuries. The orange version is highly visible and easy to locate in an emergency.
Easy application under stress
SWAT stands for Stretch, Wrap and Tuck: three simple steps that make it quick to use without extensive training. Stretching the band to the correct tension and wrapping it around the injured limb can control bleeding effectively in seconds.
Versatile use
Besides functioning as a tourniquet, the SWAT-T can be used as a pressure dressing, constriction band or to secure splints and other equipment. It is therefore one of the most flexible tools in first aid and tactical medicine.
Compact and lightweight
It is small and easy to carry in a medical bag, IFAK or pocket. Its flexible design takes up minimal space and makes it easy to include in standard equipment.
Specifications
Model: SWAT-T
Function: Tourniquet and pressure dressing in one
Use: Constriction, pressure dressing, fixation
Size: Compact, folded format
Colour: Orange
A life-saving multi-tool
The orange SWAT-T Tourniquet & Pressure Dressing combines speed, flexibility and efficiency. Its simple operation and versatility make it ideal for civilian first aid kits and professional medical packs.
Product safety
- Product identification
- SWAT-T-ORG
- 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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