Splints

The SAM® Splint is the gold standard in splinting and immobilisation, trusted by professionals worldwide, including military medics and volunteer first responders. This versatile, lightweight, and durable splint can be used for a wide range of injuries, from simple arm fractures to improvised cervical collars. Its rugged construction and reusability make it an essential tool for trauma kits in both emergency and clinical settings.

Made from a waterproof, radiolucent material, the SAM® Splint provides reliable immobilisation in any environment. It is easy to mould to fit various limb shapes and sizes, ensuring optimal support for fractures, dislocations, and soft tissue injuries. The splint can be fastened in place with tape or any other suitable wrap, making it quick and easy to use in high-pressure situations.

Whether you're responding to an accident in extreme temperatures or challenging conditions, the SAM® Splint offers the flexibility and reliability needed to provide life-saving care.

Features:

• Lightweight and compact for easy storage and portability

• Waterproof, ensuring it remains effective in wet conditions

• Reusable and easy to clean, perfect for long-term use

• Radiolucent, allowing for X-ray imaging without removal

• Stable in extreme temperatures and altitudes, making it ideal for harsh environments

• Latex-free, suitable for individuals with latex allergies

• Can be fastened in place with tape or any preferred wrap

• Durable, rugged construction designed for multiple uses

FAQs:

Q: What types of injuries can the SAM® Splint be used for?
A: The SAM® Splint is versatile and can be used to immobilise fractures of the arms, legs, wrists, ankles, as well as joints like the knee and elbow. It can also be used as an improvised cervical collar.

Q: How is the SAM® Splint fastened?
A: The SAM® Splint can be fastened securely in place using tape, bandages, or any other suitable wrap, depending on the situation.

Q: Is the SAM® Splint reusable?
A: Yes, the SAM® Splint is reusable and can be cleaned with standard sanitising solutions, making it perfect for long-term use in a variety of settings.

Q: Can the SAM® Splint be used in extreme temperatures?
A: Yes, the SAM® Splint is designed to remain stable and effective in extreme temperatures and altitudes, making it suitable for use in harsh environments.

Q: Is the SAM® Splint radiolucent?
A: Yes, the SAM® Splint is radiolucent, meaning it will not interfere with X-ray imaging and can be left in place during scans.

Q: Does the SAM® Splint come in different sizes?
A: The SAM® Splint is available in multiple sizes to accommodate a wide range of patient needs and injuries.

The AeroBand Calico Triangular Bandage is a staple in first aid care, offering versatility for a variety of emergency uses. Whether immobilising an arm in a sling, securing a splint, or covering wounds, this durable bandage is an essential tool for professional and personal first aid kits.

Features:

• Multi-Use Design: Ideal for slings, splints, and wound care.
• Large Size: 110cm x 110cm, suitable for a variety of applications.
• Durable Material: Lightweight yet strong enough for secure immobilisation.
• Compact and Portable: Fits easily into first aid kits or emergency bags.
• Single-Use and Hygienic: Individually packaged to maintain sterility.
• Calico Material: Stronger, Washable, reusable.

FAQs:

Q: Is the AeroBand Triangular Bandage reusable?

A: Yes, the AeroBand is made from calico material which is stronger than standard bandages and can be washed and reused multiple times while maintaining its integrity.

Q: What are the dimensions of the AeroBand Triangular Bandage?

A: Each AeroBand measures 110cm x 110cm, providing ample material for various first aid applications from slings to splint securing.

Q: Can the AeroBand be used for children and adults?

A: Yes, the large 110cm x 110cm size makes the AeroBand suitable for both adults and children. For smaller individuals, the bandage can be folded or adjusted as needed.

The NAR Triangular Bandage is an essential piece of medical equipment, designed for versatile use in emergency situations. It is primarily used for the bandaging of wounds, immobilisation of fractures and dislocations, and as a sling to support injured body parts.

Made from durable muslin cloth, the bandage is packaged for low cube space, making it easy to store and carry in any first aid kit or pocket. It comes with two safety pins for easy configuration and secure fastening. Whether you need to stabilise an injury or create a temporary sling, the NAR Triangular Bandage is a must-have for basic bandaging and splinting needs.

Features:

• Ideal for bandaging wounds, immobilising fractures and dislocations, and as a sling for supporting injured parts of the body

• Compact packaging for easy storage in first aid kits or pockets

• Constructed from high-quality muslin cloth for durability

• Includes two safety pins to assist with bandage configuration and secure fastening

• Easy to use and highly versatile for a range of emergency situations

Specifications:

• Packaged: 8.89cm x 5.08cm x 1.59cm

• Opened: 93.98cm x 93.98cm x 132.08cm

• Weight: 45.36g

FAQs:

Q: What is the NAR Triangular Bandage used for?
A: The NAR Triangular Bandage is used for bandaging wounds, immobilising fractures and dislocations, and as a sling to support injured body parts.

Q: Is this bandage easy to carry?
A: Yes, the NAR Triangular Bandage is compactly packaged, making it easy to store in any first aid kit or pocket, ensuring it’s always ready when needed.

Q: Can the NAR Triangular Bandage be used in multiple emergency situations?
A: Yes, it’s highly versatile and can be used for a wide range of injuries, including wound care, fracture immobilisation, and creating a sling for injury support.

Q: What is the material of the bandage?
A: The NAR Triangular Bandage is made from durable muslin cloth, ensuring it provides strength and reliability in critical situations.

The AeroSplint Aluminium Foam Splint is designed for effective immobilisation in cases of skeletal injuries. Immobilising a casualty is a critical part of care to prevent further injury and aid in recovery. This highly adaptive splint can be rolled, folded, or formed to fit nearly any injury, providing a secure and supportive solution.

Constructed from aluminium foam, the splint offers both flexibility and durability, allowing it to be easily shaped around the affected area. The splint is available in both rolled and flat forms, shrink-wrapped for protection, ensuring that it remains in optimal condition for immediate use.

Ideal for use in emergency response situations, the AeroSplint Aluminium Foam Splint works with a quality support bandage to provide optimal immobilisation and comfort during transport or treatment.

Features:

• Flexible and adaptive to fit nearly any injury site
• Can be rolled, folded, or formed to suit different applications
• Aluminium foam provides durability and support
• Available in both rolled and flat forms for convenience
• Shrink-wrapped for protection and hygiene
• Ideal for immobilisation during emergencies and first response

Ideal for:

• Emergency responders and medical professionals
• Immobilising skeletal injuries during transport
• First aid kits and trauma care situations

Casualty care in field or pre-hospital environments

FAQs:

Q: How does the AeroSplint immobilise injuries?
A: The AeroSplint Aluminium Foam Splint can be rolled, folded, or formed to fit any injury site, providing secure immobilisation to prevent further injury during transport or treatment.

Q: Is the splint reusable?
A: Yes, the AeroSplint is designed for use in multiple scenarios, but it should be checked for damage after each use to ensure it remains effective and safe.

Q: How should the splint be used with a bandage?
A: The AeroSplint is typically used in combination with a quality support bandage, which helps keep the splint in place while maintaining immobilisation and comfort for the patient.

Q: Can the AeroSplint be used on any part of the body?
A: Yes, the flexibility of the AeroSplint allows it to be shaped to immobilise injuries on various parts of the body, including arms, legs, and joints.

Q: How is the AeroSplint packaged?
A: The AeroSplint Aluminium Foam Splint is available in both rolled and flat forms and is shrink-wrapped for protection and hygienic storage.

Q: Is the AeroSplint suitable for both adults and children?
A: Yes, the AeroSplint is designed to adapt to various body sizes and can be used for both adults and children in emergency situations.

The SAM Pelvic Sling II is the first and only force-controlled circumferential pelvic belt designed to stabilise open-book pelvic ring fractures safely and effectively. Scientifically proven through peer-reviewed studies, the SAM Pelvic Sling is an essential tool for trauma care providers. Its unique buckle mechanism ensures the correct amount of force is applied, and the system cannot be over-tightened, providing peace of mind during use.

The SAM Pelvic Sling features a simple three-step application: insert the belt through the buckle, pull the strap, and secure. It is designed to fit 98% of the population, making it a versatile and reliable solution for pelvic fracture stabilisation. The sling is radiolucent, allowing for X-rays without the need for removal, and the front of the sling is narrow and tapered to accommodate medical procedures such as urinary catheterisation and abdominal surgery.

Every sling is tested for quality, and its durable construction ensures that it is reusable with proper cleaning, offering both cost-effectiveness and longevity in emergency care settings.

Features:

• Scientifically proven to stabilise pelvic fractures safely and effectively

• Buckle ensures correct force application, preventing over-tightening

• Simple 3-step application: insert belt, pull strap, and secure

• One-size-fits-all design fits 98% of the population

• Low-friction posterior slider aids in patient transfers

• Clear click feedback confirms correct application

• Narrow front design facilitates urinary catheterisation, interventional radiology, and abdominal surgery

• Radiolucent, enabling X-rays without removal

• Velcro fastening for easy and quick use

• Reusable and durable with standard detergent or antimicrobial solutions

• Available in Small, Medium, and Large sizes

FAQs:

Q: What makes the SAM Pelvic Sling II unique?
A: The SAM Pelvic Sling II is the first force-controlled circumferential pelvic belt. It ensures the correct amount of force is applied to stabilise open-book pelvic ring fractures safely and effectively.

Q: How do I apply the SAM Pelvic Sling?
A: The application is simple and involves three steps: insert the belt through the buckle, pull the strap to tighten, and secure the sling in place.

Q: Will the SAM Pelvic Sling fit all patients?
A: Yes, the standard size of the SAM Pelvic Sling fits 98% of the population, ensuring a versatile solution for trauma care.

Q: Can the SAM Pelvic Sling be reused?
A: Yes, the SAM Pelvic Sling is reusable. It can be cleaned with standard detergent or antimicrobial solutions after each use.

Q: Is the SAM Pelvic Sling radiolucent?
A: Yes, the SAM Pelvic Sling is radiolucent, meaning it does not need to be removed for X-ray imaging.

Q: What sizes are available for the SAM Pelvic Sling?
A: The SAM Pelvic Sling is available in Small, Medium, and Large sizes to accommodate different patient needs.

The Slishman Traction Splint (STS) is an award-winning, innovative solution for traction splinting in emergency medical situations. Designed with a lightweight, compact, and rugged build, the STS sets itself apart from other traction splints on the market. Endorsed by the National Ski Patrol and the National Tactical Officers Association, the STS has been recognised for its exceptional performance and reliability.

Awarded the Journal of Emergency Medical Services’ “Hot Product” in 2012 and winning a Top EMS Innovation Award at the EMS World Expo, the Slishman Traction Splint is trusted by first responders and emergency medical professionals worldwide.

With a one-size-fits-all design (including for paediatric patients), the STS is easy to adjust to the patient and can be applied quickly during manual traction. It is suitable for both unilateral and bilateral applications and is effective for lower leg injuries and amputations. The splint is built for durability in demanding environments, with a lifetime guarantee to ensure peace of mind in critical situations.

Features:

• Compact and lightweight: Weighs just 595 grams for easy transport and storage

• Dimensions: 56cm x 7.6cm x 7.6cm when stored in the carrying case

• Telescoping aluminium poles: Includes 3 poles with easy-to-use thumb screw locks for quick adjustment

• Comfortable fit: Neoprene ankle hitch and adjustable nylon groin strap with quick-release buckle

• Optional mid-leg strap: Provides added rotational stability

• Durable construction: Made from lightweight, high-tensile strength 6061 aluminium that is minimally visible on X-rays

• Corrosion and shock-resistant: Built for durability in demanding environments

• Temperature stable: Reliable in various conditions, from extreme heat to cold

• One-size-fits-all: Suitable for paediatric patients as well as adults

• Unilateral and bilateral application: Versatile design for various injury scenarios

• Lifetime guarantee: Offers reliability in critical situations

FAQs:

Q: How much does the Slishman Traction Splint weigh?
A: The Slishman Traction Splint weighs just 595 grams when stored in its carrying case, making it lightweight and easy to transport.

Q: What are the dimensions of the carrying case?
A: The carrying case measures 56cm in length, 7.6cm in width, and 7.6cm in height, making it compact and easy to store.

Q: Can the Slishman Traction Splint be used for paediatric patients?
A: Yes, the Slishman Traction Splint is a one-size-fits-all design, including for paediatric patients.

Q: Is the Slishman Traction Splint suitable for lower leg injuries or amputations?
A: Yes, the STS is designed to be used on lower leg injuries and amputations without any contraindications.

Q: What materials is the Slishman Traction Splint made of?
A: The STS is made from high-tensile strength 6061 aluminium, which is lightweight, shock-resistant, and corrosion-resistant.

Q: How does the Slishman Traction Splint perform in extreme conditions?
A: The STS is temperature stable and durable, ensuring reliability in a wide range of environments.

Q: Is the Slishman Traction Splint easy to use in emergency situations?
A: Yes, the STS can be quickly adjusted to the patient and applied during manual traction, with simple thumb screw locks and easy-to-use straps.

The Slishman Traction Splint - Compact (STS-C) is an innovative solution for femoral fracture care, designed to deliver professional-grade traction in the most challenging environments. Weighing just 369 grams and measuring 33cm when packed, the STS-C is ultralight and compact, making it ideal for rapid response in remote locations.

With a single-piece construction, the STS-C eliminates loose components, providing a streamlined and durable design. Its unique construction offers precise mechanical advantage for controlled traction application, ensuring effective treatment in wilderness and tactical scenarios. The splint is versatile, providing universal sizing to fit paediatric and adult patients, and can be adapted for use on lower leg or foot amputation cases.

Perfect for search and rescue teams, military medics, wilderness first responders, and backcountry adventurers, the STS-C delivers high-performance femoral traction without the weight and space requirements of traditional traction splints.

Features:

• Ultralight design: Weighs just 369 grams for easy transport and use in the field

• Compact size: Measures 33cm when packed, ensuring efficient storage

• Universal sizing system: Fits paediatric through adult patients

• Radiolucent materials: Enables X-ray imaging during treatment

• Single-piece construction: Eliminates loose components, improving durability and functionality

• Fast application: Sub-minute application time with minimal training required

• Adaptable design: Can be used for lower leg or foot amputation cases

• Specialized Slishman Pressure Wrap: Provides enhanced stability for optimal traction

FAQs:

Q: How much does the Slishman Traction Splint - Compact (STS-C) weigh?
A: The STS-C weighs just 369 grams, making it ultralight and easy to transport.

Q: What are the dimensions of the Slishman Traction Splint when packed?
A: The splint measures 33cm in length when packed, which ensures compact storage and portability.

Q: Can the Slishman Traction Splint be used for paediatric patients?
A: Yes, the STS-C features a universal sizing system that fits both paediatric and adult patients.

Q: Is the Slishman Traction Splint radiolucent?
A: Yes, the materials used in the STS-C are radiolucent, allowing for X-ray imaging during treatment.

Q: How fast can the Slishman Traction Splint be applied?
A: The STS-C allows for sub-minute application, requiring minimal training to use effectively in emergency situations.

Q: Can the Slishman Traction Splint be used on amputations?
A: Yes, the STS-C is adaptable for use on lower leg/foot amputations.

Q: What is the Slishman Pressure Wrap used for?
A: The Slishman Pressure Wrap is included to provide enhanced stability during traction, ensuring optimal effectiveness in the treatment of femoral fractures.