Knowing how to place a splint on a fractured limb is sometimes necessary, especially when there is no medical help around. Learning this technique makes perfect sense in combat casualty care. A splint might save the limb from being amputated in case of a fracture pressing on a blood vessel.
The operative words for Emergency Products Research are: setting new industry standards. All their products are tested in real life situations to guarantee their performances.
Thanks to its association with WaterCrest Industries, our partner benefits from its staff’s experience. This staff is made of former fire fighters, paramedics and EMTs.
Knowing how to place a splint on a fractured limb is sometimes necessary, especially when there is no medical help around. Learning this technique makes perfect sense in combat casualty care. A splint might save the limb from being amputated in case of a fracture pressing on a blood vessel.
Our traction devices are lightweight, user-friendly splints. They are manufactured by Emergency Products Research. The fact that all their products are tested in real life situations is a genuine guarantee of quality.
I.T.D splint 
A lightweight traction device with MOLLE style carry bag. Extremely comfortable, the Improvised Traction Device has a detachable stirrup to support the ankle.
OTD splint 
Just like the I.T.D, the Optimum Traction Device is lightweight and has a carry bag. The pole instantly adjusts for adult or pediatric use.
Mustang Splint 
Optimized for confined space use. The poles are made of epoxy-fiverglass, while the straps are made of nylon.
