Buying a rescue backpack and accessories
Available, delivery time: 1-3 days
Available, delivery time: 1-3 days
Content: 4 piece (€13.54* / 1 piece)
Available, delivery time: 1-3 days
Available, delivery time: 1-3 days
Available, delivery time: 1-3 days
Available, delivery time: 1-3 days
Buy rescue rucksack and emergency bag for paramedics & company paramedics
The rescue rucksack and emergency bag are indispensable tools for company and emergency paramedics to be able to provide first aid quickly and effectively in the event of an emergency. When purchasing, it is important to ensure that they are made of robust material, have sufficient storage space and contain the necessary medical equipment and dressing materials in accordance with DIN. Modular bags can also be a useful addition to enable quick orientation and easy handling.
What are rescue rucksacks and rescue bags needed for?
Both products are used by rescue services and in emergency medicine to quickly and easily transport important medical equipment and dressing materials for first aid. They are particularly important when rapid medical assistance is required, e.g. in the event of accidents or emergencies.
Which rucksack or emergency bag is suitable as emergency equipment?
Many backpacks and emergency bags are potentially suitable as rescue backpacks or rescue bags, but there are some features that should be considered, such as robustness, stability and durability. The organisation of the rescue backpacks and emergency bags should be intuitive and clear so that the relevant items can be removed as quickly as possible and in a targeted manner.
When purchasing a rescue rucksack or rescue bag, the following should therefore be taken into account:
1. Material check: Robust and hard-wearing material that is water-repellent and tear-resistant.
2. Sufficient storage space for medical equipment and bandages, including the option of organising the contents and making them easily accessible. Emergency backpacks and bags are available in different sizes a common dimension for the backpack: approx. W 45 x D 20 x H 62 cm and for the bag: approx. W 50 x D 28 x H 29 cm
3. Check carrying comfort and weight, including padded shoulder straps and back padding to reduce strain on the wearer.
4. Reflective materials to increase visibility in the dark and therefore safety.
5. Customisation and individualisation options to meet the needs of the emergency services and the requirements of the respective situation, as these can vary greatly.
What DIN content is required?
DIN standard 13155 specifies the minimum requirements for medical equipment and consumables in the rescue service. Accordingly, the rescue rucksack and emergency bag should fulfil the requirements of the DIN standard.
The recommended equipment includes:
3. stethoscope
5. syringes
6. Infusion set
What are the advantages of modular bags?
Modular bagsor alsoTransparent pocketsare small pockets that can be inserted into the rescue rucksack or the rescue bag to organise the inside, so that utensils and dressing material are clearly arranged and quickly to hand. The advantage of the modular bags lies in their quick orientation and easy handling. The pockets can be exchanged as required in order to adapt to changing requirements and change the internal organisation.
Rescue rucksack or rescue bag?
One advantage of the rescue rucksack over the emergency bag is the ergonomic aspect: the weight carried is evenly distributed. Adjustable chest straps and soft shoulder pads ensure that the rucksack sits comfortably and securely. It is therefore particularly suitable for longer periods of use at major events such as festivals or tournaments.
The practical compartments of the emergency bag, on the other hand, allow even faster and more targeted access in an emergency, depending on the situation.
The choice of both items depends on the area of operation, personal preference and the physical condition of the paramedic.