The Pedi C Collar Storage Bag is a compact storage solution designed to securely organize and protect pediatric cervical collars while keeping them readily accessible inside emergency response vehicles. Ideal for EMS professionals, firefighters, rescue teams, and ambulance services, this compartment-mounted bag provides efficient storage for pediatric immobilization equipment without taking up valuable compartment space.
Constructed from durable royal blue Cordura® nylon, the Pedi C Collar Storage Bag is designed to hold approximately four pediatric cervical collars. The bag mounts securely to the inside of a compartment door using four reinforced size 0 grommets located at each corner, allowing responders to quickly access collars while maintaining an organized apparatus.
Lightweight yet rugged, the Pedi C Collar Storage Bag helps protect pediatric cervical collars from damage during transport while ensuring they remain organized and easy to locate. Its space-saving design makes it an excellent addition to ambulances, fire apparatus, rescue vehicles, and emergency response equipment compartments.
Features
• Designed to store approximately four pediatric cervical collars
• Mounts to the inside of a compartment door for efficient storage
• Four reinforced size 0 grommets provide secure attachment points
• Durable Cordura® nylon construction for long-lasting performance
• Space-saving design keeps pediatric collars organized and readily accessible
• Helps protect collars during transport and storage
• Lightweight construction for easy installation
• Ideal for ambulances, fire apparatus, rescue vehicles, and EMS compartments
Specifications
• Manufacturer: R & B Fabrication
• Product Type: Cervical Collar Storage Bag
• Model: Pedi C Collar Storage Bag
• Model Number: 683
• Material: Cordura® Nylon
• Capacity: Approximately 4 Pediatric Cervical Collars
• Mounting Method: Four Size 0 Reinforced Grommets
• Dimensions: 19" L × 7" W × 3" D
• Weight: 8 oz.
• Color: Royal Blue
• Applications: EMS, Fire Rescue, Ambulance Storage, Pediatric Patient Immobilization, Emergency Equipment Organization
