Ambulance Spine Board

A medical device for spinal immobilization and patient transport in emergency and trauma care situations.

A rigid board device used for spinal immobilization and safe patient transport in emergency situations. Part of the Patient Stretcher Series.

A medical device used for patient immobilization and transport during emergency rescue and first aid care. Provides stable support for patients with potential spinal injuries.

Specialized immobilization device used for spinal injury patients during transport and emergency care. Provides rigid support to minimize movement and prevent further spinal damage.

Rigid immobilization device for spinal protection in trauma patients. Used during emergency response and transport to prevent spinal cord injury.

Rigid aluminum spinal board for immobilization and transport of trauma and spinal injury patients. Measuring 208 cm length, designed for emergency medical services.

Rigid board stretcher for spinal immobilization and patient transport in emergency medical services. Constructed with durable materials for reliable support.

Collapsible patient slider board for safe transfer during emergency rescue operations. Designed for efficient patient movement with minimal injury risk.

A medical device used for safe patient transfer and positioning in healthcare settings.

A medical device designed to assist in the safe and easy transfer of patients between different surfaces such as beds, wheelchairs, and stretchers. The transfer board helps reduce the physical strain on caregivers and patients during mobility transfers.

A medical transfer device designed to safely move patients between different surfaces such as beds, stretchers, wheelchairs, CT tables, and X-ray examination tables. The board features a lightweight design of 2.6kg and utilizes two types of special hand grips with sliding properties to facilitate smooth patient transfer. It reduces the physical effort required from medical staff, minimizing the risk of secondary injury to patients, particularly those with fractures, wounds, or paralysis. The device can be used across various height differences and is widely applicable in operating rooms, wards, ICUs, CT rooms, X-ray rooms, and rehabilitation facilities.