Spinal Board

A spine board (or backboard) is a rigid patient-handling device used in emergency medical services and water rescues to immobilize the head, neck, and spine. It is primarily designed to prevent further damage to the spinal cord during the transport and extraction of trauma victims

• Material & Build: Typically constructed from high-density polyethylene, making the boards lightweight, highly buoyant, and impervious to bodily fluids.

• Imaging: Designed to be X-ray translucent, allowing medical professionals to conduct diagnostic scans without moving the patient.
• Accessibility: Features multiple handholds along the perimeter for easy gripping and carrying by multiple first responders.
• Capacity: Standard boards hold up to 159 kg (350 lbs) to 200 kg (440 lbs