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Ferno Model 71-M Non-Metallic Basket Stretcher

Ferno Model 71-M Non-Metallic Basket Stretcher

$1,550.00 - $1,550.00
$1,550.00
$1,550.00 - $1,550.00
$1,550.00

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The Ferno Model 71-M is a non-metallic version of the Model 71 basket stretcher, for rescues where electrical hazards are a concern. Its aluminum frame is coated in plastic and fastened with plastic rivets. The brass lifting grommets are left off to keep conductivity low, and the patient restraints close with hook-and-loop instead of metal buckles. Wooden runners help it slide over rough ground.

For professional use by trained rescue personnel.

Features

  • Low-conductivity design for areas with electrical hazards
  • Plastic-coated aluminum frame with plastic rivets
  • No brass grommets
  • Hook-and-loop patient restraints
  • Wooden runners
  • High-density polyethylene shell

Specifications

  • Model: 71-M
  • Length: 86 in
  • Width: 24 in
  • Height: 9 in
  • Weight: 28 lb
  • Load limit: 600 lb

Specifications

Weight Capacity 600 lbs.
Weight 28 lbs.
Width 24"
Height 9"
Length 86"

Features

  • Ideal for most rescue situations
  • Wooden runners and molded handholds make it easy to handle, even over rough terrain
  • Constructed of a high-density polyethylene shell, supported by a permanently attached, heavy-duty aluminum frame
  • Closed cell foam pad is attached inside stretcher for patient comfort
  • Chemical, UV, rust and corrosion resistant
  • Non-metallic design for use in subways and mining areas where electrical hazards or sparks could hamper rescue efforts
  • Aluminum frame is plastic-coated and permanently fastened with plastic rivets
  • Quick-fastening hook-and-loop closures replace metal buckles on patient restraints
  • Brass lifting grommets are omitted to ensure low conductivity

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