BLEEDSAVE Trauma Cabinet with 2 x Enhanced Bleed Control Kits Lockable/Soft Case

Stay prepared for emergencies with this fully stocked Trauma Kit Cabinet, which provides a safe and secure central location for your life-saving bleed control first aid supplies. Supplied with fully stocked Enhanced Bleed Control Kits, each containing an Emergency Tourniquet that applies pressure to stop excessive bleeding from severe limb injuries.

Highly visible and clearly signposted ‘Trauma Kit’ label for quick identification of emergency supplies. Can provide lifesaving treatment in public places or in workplaces. The Health and Safety Executive state, following a risk assessment: “First aid provision must be 'adequate and appropriate in the circumstances'. This means that you must provide sufficient first aid equipment (first aid kit), facilities and personnel at all times”.

Each kit contains the CODE RED Emergency Tourniquet. Simple to apply, robust, nylon tourniquet provides high pressure to stop catastrophic bleeding. It withstands 1000kg of tension. High level of protection against dust and moisture - External cabinet is IP66 rated, ensuring kits remain safe and functional with dust-tight technology and water ingress shielding. Flame-retardant and self-extinguishing performance with non-toxic fumes, this product complies with UL94V0 fire resistance standards.

Durable design with high impact-resistant polycarbonate that's suitable for indoor and outdoor environments. Increased longevity with UV stabilised material prevents sun damage and discolouration. Lockable option available for enhanced security and controlled access with a Marine-grade stainless steel keypad lock. Includes comprehensive installation instructions and wall mount fixings.

Workplaces, premises, facilities or sites with any hazards such as machinery, equipment, sharp or moving objects which could cause critical injuries such as major bleeding must have first aid provision to treat them. The simple and small investment of adding bleed control products to existing first aid provisions helps bridge the ‘care gap’ and could save lives.