Set Tourniquet - tourniquet CAT Generation 7 orange (4 pcs. on all limbs)

Set of 4 all limb tourniquets. CAT (Combat-Application-Tourniquet) Generation 7 orange is the latest generation of the world famous CAT tourniquet. In the 7th generation of the CAT tourniquet, the design of the tourniquet itself has been partially changed: the buckle has been updated, the compressor has been enlarged, the fixation elements have been increased, the velcro fastener and the transport beacon have been improved.

The 7th generation orange CAT tourniquet is one of the best tools for stopping life-threatening extremity bleeding. Servicemen in the United States, as well as other NATO allied countries, and employees of private military companies have opted for the new high quality CAT tourniquet.

The SAT Orange 7th Generation Blood Tourniquet is the choice of those who value quality, speed and safety. Ideal for military personnel, rescue workers, medics, campers and anyone who wants to be prepared for emergencies.

Advantages:

• Highly effective: Stops arterial and venous limb bleeding quickly, even in critical situations
• Updated design: Improved fixation elements, reinforced compressor and optimized buckle for more secure use
• Mobility: Compact, lightweight and easy to carry in tactical or medical kits
• Ease of Use: Easy to use with one hand, especially important for self-help in the field.
• TCCC Approval: Recommended for use in military medicine and emergency situations in NATO countries.
• Quality Materials: Made of durable materials that can withstand various weather conditions and heavy use
• Widespread popularity: Used by military personnel, medics and other professionals in emergency services

Features: 

• Open length: 95 cm
• Package dimensions: 16,5x5x3 cm
• Manufacturer: North American Rescue
• Country of manufacture: USA
• Shelf life: not limited
• Color: orange
• Weight: 76 grams

Application:

• Place the tourniquet on the wounded limb 5-7 cm above the bleeding site. If the wound is not visible, place the tourniquet on the wounded limb as high as possible. 
• Tighten the tourniquet as firmly as possible by pulling the edge of the sling. Secure the self-adhesive tape around the limb. The turnstile must be held so tightly that the tips of three fingers cannot get between the sling and the limb. 
• Tighten the rod until arterial bleeding stops and peripheral pulse disappears. 
• Secure the rod in the clip. 
• Pass the remainder of the sling through the clip and over the rod. Secure the rod and sling with white tape. Indicate the time of tourniquet application on the white tape. Prepare the patient for transport.