Confined Space Rescue Stretcher Roll up By G-Force

Product Information

The DX020 Rescue Stretcher is engineered for confined space rescue and difficult access environments. Constructed from a flexible yet durable material, the stretcher can be rolled and packed into a backpack for easy transportation and rapid deployment.

Its design ensures that no webbing passes underneath the stretcher, allowing it to be dragged without damaging critical components. The stretcher can be hauled horizontally using reinforced side handles or vertically using an integrated 10.5mm kernmantle rope.

Despite its lightweight construction (under 7 kg), the DX020 is built to handle up to 500 kg, making it a robust and reliable solution for emergency evacuation and technical rescue operations.

Product Features

• Designed for use in confined spaces with restricted access
• Flexible material allows compact storage and transport in supplied backpack
• No underside webbing — enables dragging without strap damage
• Horizontal hauling via reinforced handles
• Vertical hauling via integrated 10.5mm kernmantle rope
• Lightweight and strong — weighs just 6.26 kg while supporting up to 500 kg
• CE marked – conforms to Directive 93/42/EEC as a Class 1 medical device

Product Specifications

• Size (Unfolded): 2435 x 920 mm
• Size (Rolled/Folded): 80 x 920 mm
• Weight: 6.26 kg
• Material: PVC + PS composite
• Maximum Load: 500 kg

Material Properties

• Antibacterial
• Non-flammable
• Wear-resistant
• Highly flexible

Included in Set

• Transport backpack with integrated loop for dragging during rescue
• Sling straps for horizontal hauling
• 10.5mm rope for vertical hauling
• Four additional carrying handles for group transport
• Snap Hooks (AZ018)

Compliance & Safety Notes

• Tested in accordance with Directive 93/42/EEC
• Assigned full conformity as a Class 1 medical product
• Designated with the CE mark
• Important: Use only by trained personnel. The supplied instructions do not substitute for training or define rescue procedures. Proper training under simulated conditions is mandatory for safe operation.