Emergency Clothing Knife, Orange

Emergency Clothing Knife

The Talon Rescue Emergency Clothing Knife is an alternative to trauma shears and seat belt cutters, specifically designed by EMTs, paramedics, and firefighters to simultaneously remove multiple layers of clothing, racing uniforms, leathers, turnout gear, and other obstructions from a trauma patient without the use of trauma shears.

With most articles of clothing and equipment, the initial cut and repetitive motions of squeezing the shears with your thumb and finger can be unsafe, tiring, and time consuming. Shears can and sometimes do fail, and ripping can be a mess or not an option with many materials such as leather.

Access wounds quickly, safely, and easily. With a single shear-less insertion, and by using your wrist and arm, the Talon works best as you draw it away from the patient. This prevents contact and also allows the Talon to slice through materials more effectively.

Emergency Clothing Knife Features

• New O2 key
• New polymer-coated blade
• New ballpoint to blade guide
• Easier to Use - Clothing is channeled to the blade with a new ballpoint-to-blade guide which widens effective cutting angle.
• Polymer-coated blade minimizes friction for easy and even cuts.
• Patented design cuts multiple layers simultaneously including: thick jackets, leathers, and heavy uniforms like turnout gear.
• Patented, corrosion-resistant, polymer-coated blade maintains original, razor-sharp edge. Replace about half as often as shears.
• Pull away from patient to cut with minimal tension with a single insertion.
• New, elevated blade angle and optimized ballpoint guide.
• Single tool makes entire cut without constant squeezing of shears.
• Razor-sharp, heavy-duty, serrated utility razor blade
• Handle with grips for use with gloves, bright color, and ultra lightweight design.
• Solid ABS frame weighs only 2.3 ounces.
• Long-lasting, autoclavable, multi-use tool as shears, seat belt cutter and O2 wrench.
• Blade angle, Teflon coating, and ballpoint reduce bunching and friction vs. hook knife and other tools.