CAT gen.7 Tactical Tourniquet - Black

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CAT gen.7 Tactical Tourniquet - Black

Professional CAT-type tourniquet, used by rescue, police, military, and firefighting services. Designed for effectively stopping hemorrhages from severely damaged limbs or stumps in cases of amputation, when a standard pressure dressing is insufficient.

Lightweight and exceptionally durable construction

Weighs only 90 g, yet despite its compact size, it is highly resistant to damage. Made from materials adapted to extreme battlefield conditions, it ensures reliability even in the most demanding situations. Its adjustable structure allows the tourniquet to fit any limb circumference. The fastening system is based on a sturdy hook-and-loop strap and a durable plastic windlass. The inner side features a soft fabric that reduces the risk of skin abrasions.

Quick application possible without assistance

Designed for easy and rapid application on a limb – also independently by the injured person, which is crucial in emergency situations.

NATO Stock Number

The product is assigned NSN: 6515-01-521-7976 (NATO Stock Number) identifying products created for military use. Recommended for TCCC (Tactical Combat Casualty Care).

Key features

  • CAT-type compression tourniquet
  • low weight and compact size
  • damage-resistant materials
  • adjustable fit
  • strong hook-and-loop closure
  • soft inner lining
  • equipped with a windlass
  • self-application by user
  • product has an NSN number

Technical data

Color: Black
Material: nylon, plastic
Dimensions when packed: 15 x 4.5 cm
Weight: 90 g
Manufacturer: CAT Resources