Combat Application Tourniquet – CAT – Genuine

£29.99 excl. VAT

SKU: CATGEN7 Categories: ,

Description

Despite the proven effectiveness of the Combat Application Tourniquet, the new CAT™ GEN7 goes even further toward making it easier and faster to use. All six components of the Combat Application Tourniquet™ have been re-designed and improved on the CAT™ GEN7.

C.A.T® GEN 7

Features:

  • 1. Single Routing Buckle – Decreases blood loss, effective slack removal, fewer windlass turns, simplified training with single protocol application standards.
  • 2. Windlass Rod – Increased diameter, enhanced strength, aggressive ribbing improves grip.
  • 3. Windlass Clip – Bilateral bevelled entry, rapid windless lock, bilaterally buttress, added strength.
  • 4. Windlass Strap – New reinforced strap, grey colour for tactical considerations (black only).
  • 5. Stabilisation Plate – Reinforced, bevelled contact bar, improved comfort.
  • 6. Free-moving Internal Band – Patented band within band, truly even distribution of circumferential pressure.

 

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a CAT tourniquet?

The CAT (Combat Application Tourniquet) is a medical tourniquet made to control severe extreme levels of bleeding on a limb, with only one hand. It is commonly used in both military and civilian medical emergencies.​

What are the key features of this tourniquet?

This tourniquet includes a single routing buckle which allows for faster application as well as decreasing blood loss. The CAT tourniquet also has a reinforced windlass rod which gives a majorly improved grip, and a free-moving internal band for a fully even circumferential pressure.

Can the CAT tourniquet be used with one hand?

This medical tourniquet is specifically made for one-handed application, which makes it a great solution for searching for further medical supplies, such as a bleed kit, or for self-application.​

Is this tourniquet suitable for workplace first aid kits?

A tourniquet can be an essential supply to stock in any first aid kit, especially those in higher risk industries such as construction or industrial workplaces.​ While they are strongly recommended, they are not yet mandatory.