NEIL ROBERTSON STRETCHER

The Neil Robertson stretcher is a specialized rescue device designed primarily for confined space extractions, such as those found on ships, submarines, and in underground mining operations. It is suitable for all kinds of ships, field work, mining, construction industry, etc.

 

It meets the requirements of "Robertson Stretcher" which is recommended in the normative blueprint of "International Ship Medical Guide" compiled by the World Health Organization (WTO) to adapt to the characteristics of ships.

 

Constructed from durable canvas with wooden or rigid splints, this stretcher securely wraps around the patient, providing firm support while allowing for both horizontal and vertical hoisting through narrow hatches and confined spaces.

 

 

Features:

 

• Compact and Flexible Design: The stretcher can be rolled up, making it easy to store and transport.

 

• Durable Materials: Made from canvas with integrated rigid splints for structural support.

 

• Secure Straps: Equipped with straps that wrap around the patient, ensuring secure immobilization during transport.

 

• Ease of Use: Simple to deploy in emergency situations, requiring minimal setup time.

 

Usages:

 

 

• Confined Space Rescues: Ideal for evacuating injured individuals from tight and challenging spaces.

 

• Maritime and Naval Applications: Commonly used on ships and submarines where space is limited.

 

• Industrial and Mining Operations: Suitable for use in industrial settings, particularly where access may be restricted or hazardous.

 

These features and applications make the Neil Robertson stretcher an essential tool for emergency responders working in challenging environments.