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- Första one-size-fits-all turniké för fingrar och tår
- Tryck 150–165 mmHg oavsett fingerstorlek
- Omöjlig att applicera för hårt
Specifications
| Item number | TR002 |
|---|---|
| Typ | Finger-/tåturniké |
| Tryck | 150–165 mmHg |
| Storlek | One-size-fits-all |
| Säkerhet | Omöjlig att överåtdraga |
| Tillverkare | Precision Medical |
About the product
Immediate haemostasis in fingers and toes
T-RING is the world's first one-size-fits-all tourniquet designed specifically for fingers and toes. It provides immediate haemostasis by applying controlled pressure of 150–165 mmHg — sufficient to stop bleeding without the risk of the neurovascular and soft-tissue injuries that can occur when pressure is too high.
Safe design with no risk of over-tightening
Unlike improvised methods such as rubber bands or surgical gloves, T-RING is designed so that it is physically impossible to apply too tightly. Pressure remains constant at 150–165 mmHg regardless of finger size, eliminating the most common risk of complications when using a digital tourniquet.
Product safety
- Product identification
- TR002
- Manufacturer
- Precision Medical Devices, LLC
153 W Avenida de Las Flores
Thousand Oaks, CA 91360
USA
productinfo@thetring.com - EU responsible economic operator
- Atlantico Systems, Ltd.
34 Oldfield
Galway H91 D8CX
Ireland
info@AtlanticoSystems.com
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