Confined Space Manikin

Features & Benefits

• Manikin splits into smaller parts with no individual component weighing more than 25kg.
• Due to its detachable limbs, it is easier to position in a rescue scenario, especially for training in confined spaces.
• Anatomically correct weight distribution to give the ‘feel’ of an unconscious casualty.
• A webbing solid loop at the back allows easy handling, hauling aloft, storage and suspension for drying.
• Designed to endure the most demanding training conditions, this manikin can withstand being buried under concrete or steel lintels, driven over by a 4×4 vehicle, or dropped from a 2nd-floor window without sustaining any damage (approx. 4 meters).
• Water-repellent material, making it suitable for wet or foul scenarios such as HAZMAT/CBRN.
• The manikin’s soft body joints are a safety feature that eliminates the risk of pinch welts and bruising, common injuries when using plastic-bodied manikins. Thus, the manikin ensures a safer training environment.
• It comes complete with boots, which are easily replaced if damaged.

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