Carbon Stretcher with Loading Capacity 1000 Kg (EG-009)

• Customization: Available
• Sterilization: Sterilization
• Feature: Reusable
• Model NO.: EG-009
• Application: Emergency Rescue
• Material: Carbon Fiber Rod & HDPE
• Certification: CE, FDA, ISO 9001
• Power Type: Without Power
• Group: Adult
• Advantage 1: Light Weight,Only 4.7 Kg
• Advantage 2: Strong Load Capacity,Max 500 Kg
• Color: Red,Yellow
• OEM: Yes,Can Be Labelled or Printed with Logo
• Product Size: 184*41*5 Cm
• Packing Size: 187*43*6 Cm
• N.W /G.W: 4.7 /6.3 Kg
• Accessory: Safety Belts
• Certificates: Ce/FDA/ISO 9001
• Others: Support Logo Customization
• Transport Package: 1 PC/Carton
• Specification: 184*41*5 cm
• Trademark: EMSS
• Origin: Zhejiang China
• HS Code: 9021100000
• Production Capacity: 5000 PCS/Month

Product Description

EMSS Carbon stretcher, with max loading capacity 1000 kg, but light weight
Model No.: EG-009

 

 

Description:
This carbon stretcher with contoured design, nest compactly.
Its unique feature also makes patients feel comfortable, making it less likely that they would move around and aggravate their injuries.
This type of carbon spine board is rigid, light weight, extremely durable, easy to carry and store.
This carbon spine board comes with 14 handholds, 12 pins.
Max load capacity of this carbon board: Approximately 500 kg.
Functional features:
1, made of special technology, high-strength fixed plate, more firm and durable
2. The radian shape of the fixing plate is more suitable for ergonomics and is easier to protect patients.
3. It can penetrate X-ray, MRI and CT, and is waterproof and easy to clean
4. It can be used with head fixer and neck brace

Technical parameters:

Material:	HDPE & carbon fiber tubes
Product size:	184x41x5.0cm ±1.0cm
Package:	1 pc/Carton
Packing size:	187x43x7cm
N.W./G.W.:	4.7 / 6.0 KG
Load bearing:	≤384.4 KG(Point loading test)   ≤443 KG (Uniform loading test)
Max load bearing:	≤1000 KG
Available colors:	Red,yellow

EMSS tips:
A considerable number of patients' cervical vertebrae and vertebrae were damaged during the rescue. In the process of rescuing the injured, attention should be paid to the damage degree of the patients' cervical vertebrae and lumbar vertebrae. If necessary, more than one person should cooperate to transfer the patients. At the same time, the patients should be given a neck brace, which should be used in conjunction with the spinal fixation plate.