Strap kit for Gazelle stretcher PS798, for forest rescue, sold individually

Strap kit for Gazelle stretcher PS798, Strap length 43'' (110 cm), sold individually.

Manufacturer's code: 26611

Save lives with confidence and reliability - discover our basket stretcher kit!

Are you a rescue professional looking for rugged, reliable equipment? Look no further! Our basket stretcher set is the essential tool for your rescue operations.

With a breaking strength of 2,955 kg (6,500 lbs) for the strap and 2,272 kg (5,000 lbs) for the metal parts, this set guarantees unrivaled safety when transporting patients in emergencies.

Equipped with an O-ring and double locking forged-steel carabiners, our stretcher set is designed to withstand the most extreme conditions. Designed for use with a basket stretcher (PS798), this set is the perfect addition to your rescue equipment, ensuring intuitive, hassle-free use. These features make this stretcher set a preferred choice for rescue professionals who need safe, reliable equipment for their missions.

Peculiarities of:
The O-ring and double-locking carabiners, the set can be quickly and easily attached to the stretcher, enabling rapid deployment in emergencies.

Application:
Application of the basket stretcher kit is a process that must be carried out with care to ensure the safety of both patients and rescuers. Here are the general steps to apply it correctly:

1. Preparation: Make sure the basket stretcher (Item 26610) is ready and accessible. Check the condition of the stretcher assembly, including the O-ring and carabiners, for signs of wear or damage.
2. Attaching the O-ring: Attach the O-ring to the head of the basket stretcher. This will act as a central point for the lifting straps.
3. Attaching the carabiners: Attach the double-locking carabiners to the four corners of the basket stretcher. Make sure carabiners are securely closed.
4. Adjust straps: Adjust strap length for tension and balance to keep the stretcher stable during lifting.
5. Lifting: Once the stretcher set has been properly attached, use a suitable lifting system to raise the stretcher. Rescue personnel must be trained and competent in the use of lifting equipment.

Restriction: 
Respect the maximum load capacity indicated by the manufacturer to avoid any risk of the belts breaking under the weight of the patient. Inspect belts for wear, tears or damage. Make sure they are in good condition before each use.

Maintenance and service life: 
Establish a program of maintenance and periodic checks to ensure that belts remain in good working order, and to detect any signs of wear, tears or damage.

Clean belts after each use, following the manufacturer's instructions. Use suitable cleaning solutions that do not damage the equipment. After cleaning, allow belts to air dry completely before storing. Avoid direct exposure to sunlight or heat sources. Always follow the specific maintenance procedures provided by the manufacturer to avoid damaging the belts.

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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