Features & Benefits
- Anatomically correct weight distribution gives the ‘feel’ of an unconscious casualty.
- Strong enough to be buried under concrete or steel lintels—Overall, the meta-aramid/para-aramid blend is not as tough as the Polyester version used in the Duty range. However, these manikins can still be used for general training exercises.
- The neck can fit an immobilisation/extrication collar to promote proper casualty care.
- Soft body joints eliminate the risk of pinch welts and bruising, a common injury when using plastic-bodied manikins.
- The protective overalls and boots are not just accessories; they are integral to the longevity of the manikins. They greatly extend the life of the manikins and are easily replaced if damaged, ensuring your training investment lasts.
- Maintenance is a breeze. A separate hood, made of the same fire-resistant materials as the overall, completely covers the head, making fitting replacement coveralls considerably easier and allowing you to control your training equipment.
Who Uses Them?
- Irish Fire Service
- Currently used by 100% of UK Fire & Rescue Services.
- Specified by the British Ministry of Defence (MOD), NATO stock numbers are available.
- Ambulance HART teams.
- Regularly exported to rescue professionals in 26 countries worldwide, with the USA, Australia and Germany being our biggest markets:
- Hong Kong Fire Service
- Norwegian Army
- Mississippi Fire Academy
- U.S. Dept of Transportation
- City of Virginia Beach
- U.S. Navy
- U.S. Airforce
- Malaysian Fire & Rescue Department
- Singapore Changi Airport Academy
- Rural Fire Services – Australia
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