Aluminium Alloy Traction Splint
A lightweight, durable traction splint designed to stabilize and apply controlled traction to femoral fractures in pre-hospital and emergency settings.
Key Features:
✔️ Constructed from lightweight, high-strength aluminum alloy for durability and portability
✔️ Telescoping design allows adjustable length for various leg sizes
✔️ Integrated traction mechanism applies controlled and adjustable pull to fractured limbs
✔️ Padded contact areas enhance patient comfort and reduce pressure points
✔️ Secure straps and buckles ensure the splint remains firmly in place during transport
✔️ Suitable for EMS, ambulance, and pre-hospital trauma care applications
✔️ Radiolucent construction allows X-ray imaging without splint removal
✔️ Compact storage pouch included for easy transport and deployment
Aluminium Alloy Traction Splint
The Aluminium Alloy Traction Splint extends to 147 centimeters total length and weighs 560 grams, constructed from aluminum alloy frame components combined with nylon and carbon fiber reinforcement elements. The telescoping design adjusts through a sliding mechanism that accommodates leg lengths from approximately 30 to 42 inches, secured via indexed locking pins that prevent inadvertent collapse during patient movement. A pulley-based traction system applies controlled longitudinal force through an ankle hitch assembly, with tension adjustment knob allowing incremental force increases from 5 to 15 pounds to counteract muscle spasms causing bone override.
Padded contact points line the ischial ring and ankle harness areas, utilizing closed-cell foam that resists fluid absorption and maintains cushioning properties across temperature ranges from 14°F to 122°F. Quick-release buckle straps position at thigh, knee, and calf locations to stabilize the limb against the splint rails without compromising circulation. The unit disassembles into a compact storage pouch measuring 52 x 34 x 25 centimeters for transport in medical response vehicles.
Army combat medics apply the Aluminium Alloy Traction Splint to femur fracture casualties during tactical evacuations where bone stabilization prevents vascular injury from sharp fracture fragments. Naval medical teams use these devices aboard ships treating traumatic injuries during underway operations. Air force aeromedical evacuation crews stabilize patients before loading aircraft for inter-theater transport. Marine Corps battalion aid stations stock them for mass casualty processing.
Tactical Supply Pakistan supplies fracture management equipment that provides definitive stabilization during extended evacuation timelines common in remote operational theaters.
Can this splint accommodate bilateral femur fractures simultaneously?
No. Each splint treats one limb only. Bilateral fractures require two separate splint units applied independently to each injured leg by trained medical personnel.
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