North American Rescue Head Immobilizer in black, a compact device for effective cervical restriction. Constructed from soft, closed-cell foam with hook-and-loop padded straps, featuring accessible ear and head openings. Includes North American Rescue branding and straps for secure attachment. Ideal for emergency and tactical use.
North American Rescue Head Immobiliser in black, a compact device for effective cervical restriction. Constructed from soft, closed-cell foam with hook-and-loop padded straps, featuring accessible ear and head openings. Includes North American Rescue branding and straps for secure attachment. Ideal for emergency and tactical use.
North American Rescue Head Immobiliser in black, a compact device for effective cervical restriction. Constructed from soft, closed-cell foam with hook-and-loop padded straps, featuring accessible ear and head openings. Includes North American Rescue branding and straps for secure attachment. Ideal for emergency and tactical use.
North American Rescue Head Immobilizer in black, a compact device for effective cervical restriction. Constructed from soft, closed-cell foam with hook-and-loop padded straps, featuring accessible ear and head openings. Includes North American Rescue branding and straps for secure attachment. Ideal for emergency and tactical use.
North American Rescue Head Immobiliser in black, a compact device for effective cervical restriction. Constructed from soft, closed-cell foam with hook-and-loop padded straps, featuring accessible ear and head openings. Includes North American Rescue branding and straps for secure attachment. Ideal for emergency and tactical use.
North American Rescue Head Immobiliser in black, a compact device for effective cervical restriction. Constructed from soft, closed-cell foam with hook-and-loop padded straps, featuring accessible ear and head openings. Includes North American Rescue branding and straps for secure attachment. Ideal for emergency and tactical use.

North American Rescue Head Immobiliser

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The North American Rescue Head Immobiliser is a compact, easy-to-use, and highly effective tool for emergency and field care settings. Constructed from soft closed-cell foam and equipped with hook-and-loop padded straps, it ensures quick cervical restriction without compromising patient comfort or access.

This immobiliser allows ears and head to remain accessible without device removal, supporting continuous monitoring during treatment. Ideal for tactical professionals and first responders, its lightweight and portable design makes it an essential addition to any emergency response kit.

Features

  • Cervical Restriction: Provides quick and reliable head immobilisation during emergencies.
  • Comfortable Design: Soft, closed-cell foam paired with hook-and-loop padded straps.
  • Accessible Assessment: Ears and head remain visible and accessible without removing the immobiliser.
  • Compact and Portable: Lightweight build for easy integration into trauma kits or field packs.

Specifications

  • Material: Soft, closed-cell foam with hook-and-loop straps
  • Dimensions: 25.4 cm (H) x 40.6 cm (W) x 14.6 cm (D)
  • Weight: 0.99 kg

FAQs

What is the North American Rescue Head Immobiliser used for?

It provides quick and effective cervical restriction to stabilise the head in trauma or emergency scenarios, supporting spinal precautions and patient safety.

Is it comfortable for prolonged use?

Yes, the use of soft, closed-cell foam and padded straps ensures maximum comfort during extended immobilisation.

Can it be used in tactical environments?

Absolutely. Its rugged build, low profile, and easy application make it perfect for tactical medics and field-based professionals.

What are the dimensions and weight?

It measures 25.4 cm (H) x 40.6 cm (W) x 14.6 cm (D) and weighs just 0.99 kg, making it highly portable and kit-friendly.

Does it restrict access to the patient?

No. The immobiliser is designed to leave ears and head exposed for monitoring and treatment without requiring device removal.

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