SWAT T Stretch Wrap and Tuck Tourniquet

SWAT-T Stretch Wrap and Tuck Tourniquet is a versatile, multi-use emergency tool designed for rapid hemorrhage control. Used by first responders, tactical medics, and civilians alike, this stretchable tourniquet functions as a tourniquet, pressure dressing, or elastic bandage—making it an essential addition to any trauma or first aid kit.

When applied as a tourniquet, the SWAT-T is wrapped above the wound, stretched tightly, and tucked to secure it—effectively halting severe arterial bleeding. It can also be used as a pressure dressing for venous bleeds or as a compression wrap for sprains and fractures. Its bright orange colour ensures quick identification in emergencies.

Features:

• Multifunctional: use as tourniquet, pressure dressing, or elastic bandage
• Effective for arterial, venous, and capillary bleeding control
• Stretch and tuck design allows rapid, intuitive application
• Helps stabilise sprains, strains, and joint injuries
• Suitable for wound protection, splinting, and abdominal injury management
• High-visibility orange for fast location in trauma kits
• Compact, lightweight, and adaptable to a wide range of trauma care scenarios

Specifications:

• Colour: Orange
• Length: 102 cm
• Width: 7.6 cm

FAQs:

How is the SWAT-T used as a tourniquet?

Stretch the SWAT-T tightly around the limb above the wound, then wrap and tuck the end to secure. Proper tension ensures arterial bleeding control.

How long can a tourniquet remain in place?

Tourniquets can generally be left in place for up to 2 hours safely, but immediate medical follow-up is crucial.

Can I use it as a pressure dressing?

Yes. The SWAT-T can be wrapped over hemostatic gauze or dressings to apply firm pressure, minimizing re-bleeding and contamination.

What other uses does the SWAT-T have?

It can be used as an elastic bandage for limb injuries, to secure splints, or help with wound protection and immobilisation in the field.

Is the SWAT-T reusable?

It is designed for single-use in emergencies. However, if undamaged and properly cleaned, it may be reused for training or secondary applications.