​The Spencer scoop stretcher telescopes to accommodate the tallest patient and folds for compact storage designed so attendants can uncouple either end of the stretcher and gently scoop up the patient using scissors. Special attention has been given to the choice and definition of the material used in construction, which have to respond to certain needs: lightness, mechanical resistance, trustworthiness and durability. The stretcher is made of tubular aluminum with extruded aluminum blades.

​This shell is a design for a wide range of rescue situations. The shell is built from high density cross linked polyethylene, this avoids splintering and cracking. The surface is impervious to body fluids and petroleum products. Easy to keep clean. Especially usable rescue operations in mines and in water.

​This rescue strethcer is constructed from strong spliced slats and tough cotton. It ensures the patient is secure and stable before and during lifting. This type of stretcher is designed for removing an injured person from spaces wherein access, doors, or hatches are too small to permit the use of regular stretchers.

​Advanced rescue stretcher for use in difficult access areas, for example rescue operations in water, in mountains, collapsed buildings and earthquakes. The patient is safely secured in a way that makes it possible to lift the stretcher horizontally or vertically. The Paramedics Rescue Pac is made of strong PVC coated fabric with fibre glass reinforced bottom plate stability. Straps of polyester to secure and lift the patient.

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