Gazelle Regular Rescue stretchers, for forest rescue, sold individually

Stretcher Gazelle Regular Rescue, sold by unit. 
Manufacturer's code: 26610 

Discover the Gazelle Regular stretcher, your ideal solution for demanding rescue operations.

Designed for rescue professionals, this sturdy stretcher is made from carbon steel with MIG welding and a black powder-coated finish for maximum durability. Its steel slats provide extra comfort for the patient, while its tubular steel runners give it strength and rigidity. The Gazelle Regular stretcher features a tough polyethylene net, secured with a flexible elastic cord for extra durability. What's more, it comes with three patient restraint straps with passthrough buckles, ensuring optimum safety during transport.

With a load capacity of 400 kg (900 lbs) and dimensions of 210 cm (84“) in length, 62 cm (24”) in width and 18 cm (7.5") in depth, the Gazelle Regular stretcher is designed to meet the needs of industrial rescue services and forest rescue operations. 

Rely on the Gazelle Regular stretcher for your most critical rescue missions. 

To ensure optimum safety and comfort during your operations, we strongly recommend that you consider our strap set specially designed for the Gazelle stretcher. (PS798C) 

Product features:

• Rectangular design
• Black powder-coat finish
• High-density polyethylene mesh
• Reinforced head and foot ends. 

Certifications:
CE-rated and Class 1 certified. 

Peculiarities of:
To obtain CE marking, manufacturers must follow a number of steps:

• Ensure that the product meets the “system” requirements of the regulation in their Quality Management System (QMS), such as design, traceability, monitoring, etc.
• Ensure that the product meets the “technical” requirements in the device's technical documentation.
• Produce a declaration of conformity and affix the CE mark to the product.

A Class 1 medical device stretcher is designed to be safe, reliable and suitable for situations where the risk to the patient is minimal. It must always be used in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions to ensure patient and operator safety. 

Application:
To use the Gazelle Regular Rescue stretcher, here are some general steps you can follow:

1. Stretcher preparation: Make sure the stretcher is clean and that all components are in good working order.
2. Install the patient: Place the patient on the stretcher, ensuring that he or she is centered and stable.
3. Use of safety straps: Secure the patient with the safety straps provided to prevent movement during transport.
4. Handling the stretcher: Use the handles provided to lift and carry the stretcher. Ensure that the people carrying the stretcher communicate and coordinate their movements.
5. Patient monitoring: During transport, constantly monitor the patient for signs of distress or discomfort.

Restriction: 
Only trained personnel should operate this rescue stretcher. Use the stretcher only for the purposes described in this manual.

Maintenance and service life: 
Be sure to clean the stretcher after each use to maintain hygiene and cleanliness. Use mild disinfectants to avoid damaging the equipment.  Regularly check all stretcher components, including straps, handles and moving parts, to ensure that they are in good condition and working properly.  When not in use, store the stretcher in a dry, clean place to prevent corrosion or other environmental damage. Consult the manufacturer's user manual for specific instructions on maintaining your particular model of stretcher.

Suggestions:
Need additional safety equipment? See Ferno safety goggles (YA12E91001); Instant cold compress (PS614); Instant hot compress (PS613); Reflective Mylar rescue blanket (PS713); Set of 3 removable reflectors (EPTR); disposable rescue blankets (PS713).

Under "Accessories" at the bottom of the page. You're looking for additional equipment: (TRAUMAP) first-aid kit and (V6930) high-visibility orange Pioneer traffic vest. 

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