BATTLE FIELD TOURNIQUET
CRITICAL WOUND CARE | STOP THE BLEED
Fastest . Safest . Most Effective
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Battle Field Tourniquet proves to be completely effective to stop blood flow in the event of a traumatic wound with significant haemorrhage incase of an extremity.
Once adequately tightened, bleeding will cease and the durable windlass system is locked into place. A hook and loop retention strap is then applied, securing the windlass to maintain pressure during casualty evacuation.
For military, Army, Navy, Marines, Air Force, Coast Guard, Personal Use.
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| Part No. : DT-BFT-A01
BATTLE FIELD TOURNIQUET WITH SURVIVAL TECHNOLOGY
1. Windlass Rod :
Increased diameter, enhanced strength, aggressive ribbing improves grip.
2. Single Routing Buckle :
Decreased blood loss, effective slack removal, fewer windlass turns, simplified training with single protocol application.
3. Windlass Clip :
Bilateral beveled entry, rapid windlass lock, bilateral buttress, added strength.
4. Windlass Strap :
New reinforced strap, gray color for tactical considerations (Black only).
1. Windlass Rod :
Increased diameter, enhanced strength, aggressive ribbing improves grip.
2. Single Routing Buckle :
Decreased blood loss, effective slack removal, fewer windlass turns, simplified training with single protocol application.
3. Windlass Clip :
Bilateral beveled entry, rapid windlass lock, bilateral buttress, added strength.
4. Windlass Strap :
New reinforced strap, gray color for tactical considerations (Black only).
EASY TO USE - PULL > TWIST > CLIP
Standard Use Guidelines
applied in accordance with directions, the Battle Field Tourniquet is a safe and effective device for controlling life-threatening extremity bleeding. If you cannot be sure or cannot take the additional time to examine where the bleeding is coming from based on the situation, the Tourniquet can be effectively applied over clothing as high on the arm or leg as possible. It must NOT be applied over solid objects within the clothing. As soon as the situation permits, the injured limb should be evaluated and re-positioned 2”-3” above the injury directly to the skin.