LION Tactical Rescue Stretcher Lightweight casualty extraction

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LION Tactical Rescue Stretcher Lightweight casualty extraction
LION Tactical Rescue Stretcher
Lightweight casualty extraction solution
Mesh stretcher stuffs into
a 3.5" x 8" nylon bag that
attaches to your ballistic
vest or a belt. This keeps
it within reach for quick
deployment and use, but
never in the way.
Dramatically reduces tactical extrication time
The LION Tactical Rescue Stretcher increases officer
safety by slashing the amount of time required to
extricate a casualty.
The stretcher is constructed from military grade nylon
mesh and webbing and has two restraint straps. It’s
strength has been tested to 2,030 lbs.
It weighs just 14 ozs. and stows in a 3.5" x 8" bag.
The bag easily attaches to your ballistic vest or belt,
so the tools for emergency rescue are immediately
at hand.
Alternative stretchers are bulky and cumbersome.
They take too long to deploy, potentially creating
more casualties.
• Rugged, lightweight 3.5" x 8" stow bag
attaches to ballistic vest shell or belt
• Stabilizes head in supine position
• Weighs just 14 ozs.
• Deploys in seconds
• Supports immediate extraction in
challenging environments
• One to six carrier rescue options
• Carrier(s) can operate weapon/suppress fire
• Easy to transport and transfer
• Padded handles
• Military grade nylon mesh and webbing
• Strength tested to 2,030 lbs.
• Supports every height
Contact:
Fenton Pharmaceuticals Ltd
Fenton House
4 Hampstead Gate
1a Frognal
London
NW3 6AL
Tel: +44 (0)20 7433 8595
Fax: +44 (0)20 7433 3436
Email: [email protected]
www.fentonpharmaceuticals.com
www.lionprotects.com
Using the LION Tactical Rescue Stretcher
Two person carry:
Four person carry:
One person grabs both handles positioned at the
head with one hand and one of the handles
positioned at the waist with the other hand. The
second person grabs both of the handles positioned
at the feet with one hand and the remaining handle
positioned at the waist with the other hand. This
enables the rescuers to carry the casualty with no
“jackknife” or sagging effect.
One person grabs both of the handles positioned
at the head and a second rescuer grabs the two
handles positioned at the feet. The third and fourth
rescuers each grab a handle positioned at the
waist. This enables the rescuers to carry the
casualty with no “jackknife” or sagging effect. It also
enables the rescuers at the waist handle to maintain
use of their weapon.
Six person carry:
Each rescuer grabs a handle. This method allows for
the most stable carry. Each of the rescuers are able to
maintain use of their weapon.
Contact:
Fenton Pharmaceuticals Ltd
Fenton House
4 Hampstead Gate
1a Frognal
London
NW3 6AL
Tel: +44 (0)20 7433 8595
Fax: +44 (0)20 7433 3436
Email: [email protected]
www.fentonpharmaceuticals.com
Three person carry:
One person will grab the two handles positioned at
the feet. The other two rescuers will each grab
a handle positioned at the waist and a handle
positioned at the head. This enables the rescuers
to carry the casualty with no “jackknife” or
sagging effect.
www.lionprotects.com