Electric Pneumatic Tourniquets

Tourniquets of various types designed for tactical medical supply and emergency response. These devices are used to provide quick and effective acute care for wounded personnel during military or security-related operations.

Electric pneumatic tourniquet system for surgical hemostasis control during orthopedic procedures. Provides automated pressure regulation and safety monitoring for blood flow occlusion.

Electric tourniquet system for orthopedic surgery. Provides controlled pneumatic occlusion during surgical procedures.

Electric tourniquet system for controlled limb exsanguination and hemostasis during surgical procedures. Provides automated pressure application and monitoring to minimize operative bleeding and improve surgical field visibility. Designed for orthopedic and vascular surgery applications.

An electrically-powered tourniquet system used for hemostasis control during surgical procedures.

Automatic pneumatic tourniquet designed for controlled limb blood flow occlusion during surgical procedures and clinical applications. Features pneumatic pressure regulation, automatic inflation/deflation cycles, and safety pressure monitoring. Essential for orthopedic, vascular, and general surgery to maintain a bloodless surgical field and improve visibility.

A pneumatic tourniquet system designed for surgical applications to control blood flow during medical procedures. The device provides controlled compression for safe and effective hemostasis during operative interventions.

Electronic hemostasis device providing controlled pressure application for surgical procedures and blood collection.

A pneumatic tourniquet system for surgical applications. This device uses compressed air to control blood flow during surgical procedures.

Disposable or reusable tourniquets used for venipuncture and blood collection procedures in clinical settings.

Reusable or disposable tourniquets designed to restrict blood flow during venipuncture procedures. These devices facilitate vein visualization and puncture success.

Tourniquets are tight bands used to completely stop the blood flow to a wound. They are used to control bleeding after an injury to a limb and should ideally only be used by first responders trained in emergency first aid.