Accessories

Protekt Folding Regular Stainless Steel Stretchers DX030 Set

Description

Petzl Replacement Stays for the NEST Litter

Pack of four replacement stays for the NEST litter

Kong Dispo-Bag

Disposable bag made of completely waterproof plastic laminate for the recovery of bodies.
The bag measures 205 cm in length by 90 cm in width and has 6 handles for carrying by hand.
Zipper with double slider to facilitate opening and closing.
Equipped with a transparent pocket to insert any annotations.

Kong Wrap

Back protection for Lecco/Lecco 2.0 stretchers made of a nylon shell that facilitates the transport on rough terrain in case it has to be dragged.
Equipped with removable skids and handles to facilitate sliding on snowy slopes.
Side handles for transport with multiple operators.

Kong 911 - Aries

HANGING KIT FOR STRETCHERS | 911 ARMOR | 911 HIVE

Kong 911 Phoenix

Hanging kit for 911 Shell and 911 Net Full stretchers, which can be ordered separately as a spare.

Kong 911 Shoulder Straps

Set of handles for carrying the new 911 HIVE and ARMOR stretchers on the shoulder.
Equipped with an innovative clamp system that allows the shoulder strap to be quickly attached to the stretcher frame and guarantees excellent strength and stability during transport.

Spencer QMX 109 Pump For Immobilization Devices

Double effect pump designed for use with Spencer vacuum mattresses or vacuum/inflatable splints.

Spencer STX 540 Bs-Lift Bridle Systems

These harnesses are accessories for basket stretchers, to be used solely for lifting from a floor-mounted
position.

Kong Ark (Anti Rotation Kit)

System which prevents the rotation of Kit Everest in winching phases during helicopter rescue.
The system is composed of a cord diameter 4mm with total length of 100 meters (the last 10 meters are made of different colour), contained in a practical bag with “flap” for locking with the foot.
The lanyard is provided with a fuse with automatic release to protect the operator on the ground avoiding dangerous lifting.
The anti-rotation lanyard is directly connected to the stretcher to keep free the hands of the rescuer during the winching.
Upon reaching the cabin, the cord is released by the rescuer by pulling the special release system.