ADC’s 740 System 5 is a compact multicuff system for EMS use. A multi-pocketed, heavy-duty black nylon attache case keeps each component securely in place, yet instantly accessible.
Case measures a compact 25,4 x 23 x 10,2 cm when closed, and weighs just 2.5 pounds; compact enough to fit in most emergency bags or trauma boxes. Includes five Adcuff nylon cuffs – child, small adult, adult, large adult, and thigh – fitting limb ranges from 13 to 66 cm (5.1" to 25.9").
Features our 804 palm style gauge, with high impact casing, ambidextrous trigger value and one-tube bladder with quick-release metal bayonet connector.Not made with natural rubber latex or phthalates. Assembled, inspected, and packaged in the USA from foreign components. Lifetime calibration warranty and three-year warranty on parts and inflation system.
ACCURATE: Revolutionary palm manometer with integral latex-free bulb and trigger style air release valve for one-handed convenience exceeds ANSI/AAMI/ISO 81060-1 specifications for accuracy and is backed by a lifetime calibration warranty
FEATURE RICH: Luminescent dial and extended graduation marks for easy reading in all light conditions and from virtually any angle; integrated bulb and valve for one hand convenience; bayonet connector for rapid and secure cuff connection
VERSATILE: Features set of five navy nylon Adcuffs: child, small adult, adult, large adult, and thigh. Fits limbs from 13 cm to 66 cm (5.1“ to 25.9“). Adcuffs offer Size Guide marking system to prevent miscuffing and are not made with natural rubber latex or phthalates. PRECISE: Adflow trigger valve allows infinitely controlled deflation and ambidextrous use; filter screen protected check valve.
COMPLETE: Includes a multi-pocketed, heavy-duty black nylon zipper case that keeps each component securely in place, yet instantly accessible. Case measures a compact 10” x 9” x 4” when closed, and weighs just 2.5 pounds; compact enough to fit in most emergency bags or trauma boxes. Lifetime calibration warranty and three-year system warranty.
