Kemp USA KED Patient Immobilization and Extrication Device

Kemp USA KED Patient Immobilization and Extrication Device

• VEST-STYLE DESIGN FOR SEATED EXTRICATION - This extrication device wraps around a seated patient to support the head, neck, and torso as a unit while a trained team moves them from a confined space such as a vehicle. The wrap-around panel gives responders a consistent way to package a patient before a move, so the crew follows one familiar procedure instead of improvising on scene.
• COLOR-CODED STRAPS SPEED THE SEQUENCE - Color-coded torso, leg, and head straps give the team a clear order to work through, so a responder secures the patient in a familiar sequence and a partner can follow along without confusion. The coding makes training faster for newer crew members and keeps the application consistent from one call to the next, when the space is tight and time is short.
• HEAD SUPPORT AND HANDLES BUILT IN - An integrated head support and adjustable head straps help hold the head in line with the torso while the patient is packaged, and lift handles along the panel give the team places to grip when moving the patient to a board or stretcher. Having handles and support built into one unit means fewer separate pieces to manage during the extrication.
• WIPE-CLEAN SURFACE AND CARRY BAG - The outer surface is made to be wiped down between patients following your facility cleaning protocol, so the device is ready for the next use, and the included carry bag keeps the unit and its straps together in a rig or storage room. Storing it as one packed bag means the whole device is grabbed and deployed as a set, not hunting for loose straps.
• STOCKED BY RESPONSE AND RESCUE PROGRAMS - A practical fit for EMS and fire services, rescue and extrication teams, industrial safety departments, and training divisions running vehicle and confined-space scenarios. From Kemp USA, a supplier of rescue, aquatic, and EMS equipment for emergency response and education teams. Confirm the device suits your protocol before placing it in service.