Ferno-Washington Extrication Device K.E.D.® 32W X 33L X 6H Inch 500 lbs. Weight Capacity, 1/EA

Extrication Device K.E.D.® 32W X 33L X 6H Inch 500 lbs. Weight Capacity, 1/EA

The K.E.D. extrication device is a wraparound patient immobilization device used during extrication to support the spine, neck, and head. It fits emergency responders who need easier application with horizontal flexibility, vertical rigidity, and built-in handles for a firm grip during patient movement. This unit measures 32W x 33L x 6H inch and supports up to 500 lbs.

Good Fit For

• Emergency extrication workflows
• Patient immobilization during rescue transport prep
• Situations involving varied patient sizes
• Responders needing integrated carrying handles

Key Features

• Wraparound design combines horizontal flexibility for easier application with vertical rigidity for spine, neck, and head support during extrication
• Built-in handles help rescuers maintain a firm grip on the patient and device as one unit
• Adapts to a hip and pelvic splint by simple inversion
• Works with multiple patient sizes, including children and pregnant women
• Does not interfere with the application of anti-shock trousers
• 500 lb. weight capacity supports a broad range of patient handling needs

Applications and Usage

• Supporting the spine, neck, and head during patient extrication
• Applying immobilization where quick wraparound placement is helpful
• Handling patients with rescuers gripping both the patient and device together
• Using the device as a hip and pelvic splint by inversion
• Accommodating children and pregnant women during extrication

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Check fit needs against the 32W x 33L x 6H inch dimensions before ordering.
• Confirm the 500 lb. weight capacity matches your protocol requirements.
• The device can adapt to hip and pelvic splint use by inversion, which may support multi-purpose response kits.

FAQ

• Can this extrication device support the spine, neck, and head during rescue? Yes. The wraparound design offers vertical rigidity for maximum support of the spine, neck, and head during extrication.
• Does the device help rescuers maintain a secure grip while moving a patient? Yes. Built-in handles let rescuers grip the patient and the K.E.D. device as one unit.
• Can this K.E.D. device be used for different patient sizes? Yes. It can be used for multiple patient sizes, including children and pregnant women.
• Can the device serve another purpose besides extrication support? Yes. The K.E.D. device adapts to a hip and pelvic splint by simple inversion.
• What size and weight capacity should buyers know? This extrication device measures 32W x 33L x 6H inch and has a 500 lb. weight capacity.

From K.E.D. by Ferno-Washington.