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Tactical emergency equipment

Our product recommendations from the Tactical Emergency Equipment range:

75Tactical CFR1 Backpack
The CFR system from 75TACTICAL is a modular system. There are various optional equipment components that allow the pack containers to be customised. These include wide and narrow dividers for compartmentalisation, Velcro pockets and loop holders as well as a lid compartment for a wide variety of equipment. On the inside, the panniers are equipped with large Velcro sections (fleece) to which the user can attach pockets in different designs and dimensions using hook and loop fasteners according to their own preferences and working methods.

€239.79*
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Abdominal Aortic & Junctional Tourniquet-Stabilised (AAJT-S)
The Abdominal Aortic & Junctional Tourniquet-Stabilized (AAJT-S) is the world's only multifunctional life-saving tourniquet for use in the armpit, abdomen, groin to control junctional and pelvic bleeding and to stabilise pelvic fractures and Zone 3 REBOA.

€582.62*
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Advanced Ranger First Responder Handbook
Advanced Ranger First Responders (ARFR) are equipped with an advanced set of procedures, medications and training. Their training focuses on specific medical skills for first responders to ensure a higher level of trauma care during ranger operations. ARFRs are expected to provide limited trauma and emergency care in a tactical or challenging environment, either independently or in support of a medical provider. They are proficient in advanced medical procedures and are able to administer basic medications. The skills taught in this manual expand on the fundamentals of Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC).

€46.01*
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APLS Thermal Guard L1 Mylar
Disposable carrying system NSN-No.: 6530-01-620-2668 Dimensions: 55.88 cm x 193.04 cm Weight: 1.32 kg Carrying capacity (wet / dry): 145.15 kg - 158.76 kg Liquid capacity: 1.7 litres

€355.81*
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Bag for Rescue Essentials QuikLitter™ Lite
The Rescue Essentials QuikLitter™ Lite pouch can be attached to various waistcoats, bags and backpacks. The front of the pouch features MOLLE lasercuts for attaching additional items. Internal adjustment straps allow the contents to be securely fixed in their place. The pouch can also be used as a practical additional pouch for various accessories.

€40.46*
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Benchmade® 7 Rescue Hook
The Benchmade® 7 Rescue Hook was specially developed for rapid deployment in rescue situations. Thanks to its simple design, the Benchmade® 7 Rescue Hook is immediately at hand and easy to use. It can usually still be used even in cold, wet or injured hands. Thanks to its special design, the blade cannot get caught or snag on the cutting edge.The Benchmade® 7 Rescue Hook is suitable for use as a cutting hook, belt knife or rope cutter.

€65.45*
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What is tactical emergency equipment and in which areas is it used?

Tactical emergency equipment is generally aimed at the police, the military and authorities with security tasks. However, tactical emergency equipment products can also be life-saving for forestry workers and outdoor enthusiasts (such as extreme sportsmen or hunters). The aim of tactical emergency equipment is to provide reliable first aid measures in absolutely exceptional situations in view of the potential for danger and injury and to be able to apply them in a targeted manner.

This includes:

  • Tactical manoeuvres and operational situations
  • MANV (mass casualty incident)
  • Natural disasters
  • Wars / conflicts

Tactical emergency equipment is based on the internationally recognised cABCDE scheme for security forces and first responders. This is a strategy for examining critically injured persons based on the motto "Treat first, what kills first".

  • <c> Life-threatening haemorrhage
  • <A> Airway (airway)
  • <B> Breathing (breathing & chest)
  • <C> Circulation (bleeding & circulation)
  • <D> Disability (neurological status)
  • <E> Exposure / Environment (heat preservation & care)

What belongs in an emergency kit

The content and scope of the tactical emergency equipment depends on the area of operation and the potential severity of the injuries. Based on the above cABCDE scheme, the following items can be listed:

  • Life-threatening bleeding: Tourniquet tourniquet systems (e.g. CAT® Generation 7)
  • Airway: breathing aids, respiratory mask, resuscitation bag, tube
  • Maintaining respiration: chest plasters (e.g. Foxseal™ Chest Seal), puncture relief needle
  • Bleeding: Emergency pressure bandage (Emergency Bandage™T3), pelvic sling, haemostyptic agents (QuikClot® Combat Gauze®)
  • Neurological status: Immobilisation collar, diagnostic light Heat preservation: Rescue tent, rescue blanket (e.g. Blizzard Reflexcell™)
  • Items of equipment: IFAK bags, scissors

What is the difference between tactical emergency equipment and equipment for operational first aid?

Tactical emergency equipment is used in particular in areas where people find themselves in life-threatening emergency situations. Fast and effective medical assistance - as well as the right equipment and emergency tools - is therefore important in order to save lives. Occupational first aid, on the other hand, focuses on injuries and emergency situations in everyday working life. Potential hazards can often be identified in advance.

At WERO MED-X, you can obtain the necessary life-saving equipment sorted according to the cABCDE scheme.

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