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Country of Origin: USA
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- Weight: 0.6 lb
- Two-piece restraint
- Compatible with most backboards, cots, or stretchers for securing patients
- Security metal push button
- 4,000 lb break strength
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Learn more:
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MFR:
Dick Medical Supply
Ships from Manufacturer
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MPN: 11S152BK
- Phone: (614) 444-2300
Frequently asked questions
What is the impressive break strength?
The DMS Nylon Webbing is constructed for high durability and reliable patient security during emergency transport.<ul><li>Material: Durable nylon webbing.</li><li>Break Strength: The webbing boasts a substantial 4,000 lb break strength.</li></ul>This high rating ensures maximum containment integrity and robust load-bearing performance when securing patients onto backboards, cots, or stretchers.
Does this webbing have a high break strength?
Yes, the DMS Nylon Webbing is designed for maximum safety and reliability. It is constructed from high-strength nylon webbing that features an impressive 4,000 lb break strength, ensuring secure and dependable patient restraint during transport on backboards, cots, or stretchers.
Does the strap feature a secure metal push button?
Yes, this restraint system features a specialized security metal push button mechanism, engineered for use in high-stress emergency situations. This design ensures optimal patient security while maintaining the ability for rapid removal.
Key features of the mechanism include:
- Secure Application: It firmly fastens the two-piece restraint system, ensuring the strap remains applied and prevents accidental release during patient transport.
- Rapid Emergency Removal: The push button allows medical personnel to quickly release the strap when immediate patient access or transfer is required, balancing security with necessary speed.
Combined with durable nylon webbing, the overall system boasts a robust 4,000 lb break strength.
Does the restraint have broad equipment compatibility?
Yes, the DMS Nylon Webbing is specifically designed for broad compatibility across medical transport settings. This two-piece restraint is suitable for use with the majority of standard equipment, including:
- Backboards
- Cots
- Stretchers
Is this high-strength webbing manufactured in the USA?
Yes, the DMS Nylon Webbing patient restraint system is proudly manufactured in the USA.
This is a professional-grade, two-piece restraint built with exceptional durability in mind, evidenced by its certified 4,000 lb break strength.
Does the webbing offer multiple length options?
Yes, the DMS Nylon Webbing restraint system is available in two distinct lengths to ensure compatibility and adequate securing for most backboards, cots, or stretchers. The available length options are: * 5 Feet * 7 Feet
Does the webbing come in multiple colors?
Yes, the DMS Nylon Webbing is offered in eight distinct color options to aid in organizational coding, inventory management, and quick visual identification during emergency transport. The color choices include:
- Black
- Orange
- Maroon
- Red
- Blue
- Green
- Yellow
- Olive Drab
Are there secure loop ends?
Yes, the DMS Nylon Webbing restraint is equipped with loop ends as a standard component. These loop ends are crucial for versatile compatibility, allowing the two-piece restraint system to be securely applied to a wide range of emergency transport devices, including most standard backboards, cots, and stretchers.
Is this product factory new?
This product is factory new, ensuring you receive a pristine and unused item directly from the manufacturer.
Is the security metal push button reliable?
Yes, the security metal push button is engineered for reliability in critical emergency situations, providing both robust security and rapid functionality.
- High Security: The mechanism ensures the two-piece restraint remains securely fastened during patient transport, leveraging the high-strength nylon webbing which boasts a substantial 4,000 lb break strength.
- Quick Release: The push button is specifically designed to allow medical personnel to perform a necessary, rapid release when immediate patient access or removal from the backboard or stretcher is required.