TMT Tactical Mechanical Tourniquet
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TMT Tactical Mechanical Tourniquet
The Tactical Mechanical Tourniquet (TMT) is a recently CoTCCC recommended tourniquet to be added to the Autumn 2019 Guidelines. The TMT is one of the newest tourniquets to be proposed to the USA Department of Defense since 2005.
The TMT is in stock now at SP Services.
The Tactical Mechanical Tourniquet (TMT) is a haemorrhage control device specifically designed for massive haemorrhage control of an extremity.
Using lessons learned from the battlefield, the TMT is designed to ensure ease of application, definitively control haemorrhage and eliminate the current tourniquet “percentage of failure” rates. Taught as a self-aid/buddy-aid task, the TMT requires minimal training to instantly treat life threatening haemorrhage of an extremity.
- Allows for faster application in one handed and two handed application compared to other tourniquets
- Increased comfort from the wider band allows for better occlusion at lower pressure without further harm to the patient
- True one-handed application for both upper and lower extremities in 30 seconds or less
- Wider band for occlusion at lower pressure and increased comfort
- Dual locking mechanism to prevent slippage and loss of pressure
- Audible signature “click” identifies torsion bar is secure
- Advanced materials with IR and UV protection
- Accommodates varying limb circumferences: 14.6 - 96.5cm
- Ease of application and intuitive use
- FDA Registered
- ISO Certified
- CE Marked
- Latex free
- Single patient use
- AbilityOne manufactured
- Dimensions: 98.30 x 5.7cm
- Weight: 82.2g
- Co-poly resin acetyl with IR/UV protective additive
- US Government owned design
- NSN: 6515-01-656-6191
- TMT is suitable for:
- Severe extremity haemorrhage
- Arterial bleeding
- Limb amputations
- Capabilities:
- Fast: True One-Handed Application in 30 seconds or less
- Durable: Co-poly resin acetyl with IR/UV protective additive
- Better: eliminates the current tourniquet “percentage of failure” rate
- Cost effective:
- Reduced budget requirement for fielding of force
- Increased capability and efficacy over current solution
