Buckle Type Tourniquet

It is easy to operate and requires no professional skills

The use of traditional tourniquets often relies on the operator's experience. For instance, rubber tube tourniquets need to be tied and fixed, and skills such as "the number of turns and the force applied" must be mastered. Non-professionals are prone to failure to stop bleeding or tissue damage due to improper operation. The operation of the Buckle Type Tourniquet can be completed in three steps: "winding - tightening - locking", and the entire process only takes 10 to 15 seconds. Even ordinary people without a medical background can quickly master it after simple guidance. Taking an outdoor adventure scenario as an example, when a companion accidentally cuts an artery, the user only needs to wrap the tourniquet around the specified position, tighten it and fasten the buckle to quickly stop the bleeding, thus winning critical time for subsequent rescue work.

It stops bleeding quickly and the pressure is stable and controllable

The width of the main body of the band-shaped tourniquet is reasonable, and the pressure transmission is uniform. It can reach the pressure value required to block arterial blood flow in a short time (about 250-300 MMHG for the upper limbs of adults and about 300-400 MMHG for the lower limbs). Meanwhile, the snap-on locking device can firmly fix the pressure, avoiding the "pressure attenuation" problem caused by the loosening of traditional tourniquets. Clinical data shows that the hemostasis success rate of the buckle tourniquet can reach over 95%, which is much higher than the 70% or so of the traditional tourniquet. In addition, the pressure scale design of some products enables users to directly determine whether the pressure is up to standard, avoiding situations where "insufficient pressure fails to stop bleeding" or "excessive pressure damages tissues".

Sanji Medical  Buckle Tourniquet Parameter (Specification)