McKesson Backboard / Stretcher Strap, Orange, 2" x 3 yd
About this item
- Quick-release plastic buckle
- Secure one-piece strap design
- High-visibility orange color
- Durable for daily EMS use
- Bulk case of 36 straps
McKesson Backboard / Stretcher Strap, Orange, 2" x 3 yd - Single is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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McKesson Backboard / Stretcher Strap, Orange, 2" x 3 yd - Single is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
McKesson Backboard / Stretcher Strap, Orange, 2" x 3 yd
The McKesson Backboard / Stretcher Strap is designed to help EMS professionals safely and efficiently secure patients during transport. Measuring 2 inches wide by 3 yards (9 feet) long, this durable one-piece strap is a trusted tool for emergency medical technicians who regularly load and unload patients into ambulances or move them across backboards and stretchers.
Built with a plastic side release buckle, the strap allows for quick, secure fastening and rapid release when time matters most. The bright orange color offers high visibility in busy emergency settings, making it easy for EMS crews to identify and access straps quickly during high-pressure situations.
This backboard and stretcher strap is sold in bulk cases of 36, making it a practical choice for ambulance services, hospitals, fire departments, and EMS training programs that need a reliable supply of restraint straps on hand. Its simple, rugged construction is built to withstand frequent daily use in the field.
Whether you're restocking ambulance supplies or equipping a new EMS unit, the McKesson stretcher strap delivers dependable performance backed by a trusted name in medical supplies.
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