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Neil Robertson Stretcher
Neil Robertson Stretcher a flexible, semi-rigid rescue device used in marine industry, meets requirements for the WHO International Ship Medicine Guide.
- No-patched seraya/hardwood frame
- High strength canvas outer material
- Strong polyethylene belt/ropes
- Conforms to ISO 13485
Neil Robertson Stretcher is designed for lifting or lowering injured persons from confined spaces, such as confined spaces, ship engine rooms, cargo holds, or boiler rooms. Its design ensures strong vertical and horizontal immobilization, with a maximum load capacity generally around 120kg.
Description
Introduction:
The Neil Robertson Stretcher is a specialized rescue device used on ships to extract casualties from confined spaces where traditional stretchers cannot fit.
Intended for:
Extracting and transporting injured individuals from confined or restricted spaces
Neil Robertson Stretcher Specification:
| Stretcher Type | Neil Robertson |
| Frame Material | No-patched seraya or hardwood |
| Outside Material | Canvas (terylene oxford) |
| Belt or Rope Material | Polyethylene (PE) |
| Length | ≥1.5 m |
| Horizontal Safety Load | ≥120 Kgs |
| Vertical Safety Load | ≥120 Kgs |
| Approval | ISO 13458 |
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