Portable Emergency Limb Splint Kit
AID MATE Mouldable Splint Kit – 4 Splints, 2 Bandages and Carry Bag
A practical, lightweight and versatile splint kit designed for the temporary immobilisation of injuries, suspected fractures and sprains. The different-sized mouldable splints can be used for fingers, wrists, forearms, elbows, ankles and lower limbs. Its compact design makes it an ideal addition to workplace and institutional first aid kits, vehicles, emergency equipment and first aid training supplies.
- Product code:
- Végtag_1
- Estimated delivery time:
- 1-3 business day
The AID MATE Mouldable Splint Kit provides a practical solution for the temporary stabilisation and immobilisation of injured limbs. With several different splint sizes included, the kit can be used for a wide range of injuries, from minor finger injuries to upper and lower limb immobilisation.
The splints are lightweight and mouldable, allowing them to be shaped around the injured body part. Proper folding and shaping increases rigidity, helping to provide effective support and stabilisation. The splints can also be cut to size when required and secured using a bandage or other suitable fixation material.
Kit contents:
- 1 × 36" / 91.4 cm splint
- 1 × 18" / 45.7 cm splint
- 1 × 9" / 22.9 cm splint
- 1 × 3.7" / 9.4 cm finger splint
- 2 × fixation bandages
- 1 × practical drawstring carry bag
According to the product markings, the splints are reusable, latex-free and radiolucent, making them suitable for use in a wide range of first aid and emergency situations.
Thanks to its compact and portable design, the kit is particularly suitable for workplace and institutional first aid equipment, first aid training, sports and outdoor activities, vehicles and emergency response kits.
The range of sizes allows the first aider to select and shape the most appropriate splint for the affected body part, making the kit a versatile addition to professional or general first aid equipment.
Important: The use of a splint does not replace professional medical assessment and treatment. In the event of a suspected fracture, dislocation or serious limb injury, appropriate medical care should always be sought.
