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XmetiX TAK710 Smart Tourniquet

Name: XmetiX TAK710 Smart Tourniquet
Brand: XmetiX
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PRODUCT INFORMATION

XmetiX · Pneumatic Tourniquet

XmetiX TAK710 Smart Tourniquet

A pneumatic limb tourniquet with no windlass and no ratchet. Wrap the band, pull the red safety pin, press one button — an internal bladder inflates and self-adjusts to the limb. 6.34 oz, IP56, MIL-STD-810G, FDA-listed and CE-certified. Pulling the pin commits the device: The black operational unit is single-use.

Pneumatic · one button6.34 oz / 180 gSingle activation onlyIP56 · MIL-STD-810G

Pulling the red pin is the whole decision. There is no half-applied state and no second attempt on the same device — which is exactly why the training version exists.

What's Included

One device, black operational version. Read the activation and CoTCCC lines before ordering — both change how this tourniquet fits a kit. Tap to open.

VIEW ▾What's in the Package — one black operational device · single activation

1× XmetiX TAK710 Smart Tourniquet, black operational version — pneumatic band with an internal bladder, integrated single-button activation, red safety pin and internal pressure monitoring. 6.34 oz / 180 g.
SINGLE ACTIVATION. Removing the red safety pin activates the device and commits it to one use. The black operational unit cannot be reused or reset once activated — do not pull the pin to demonstrate it, do not pull it in training, and do not pull it to check that it works.
NOT INCLUDED: No trainer. Practice requires the separate TAK710 Training Version (blue), which the manufacturer describes as a non-functional educational replica. If you are buying for a team, budget trainers alongside the operational units — the operational device cannot be practised on.
NOT INCLUDED: No pouch, no carrier, no marker for recording application time.
NOT CoTCCC-RECOMMENDED. The manufacturer states the TAK710 is not currently on the CoTCCC recommended list. If your requirement specifies a CoTCCC-recommended tourniquet, this device does not meet it, and a windlass or ratchet device from that list is the one to buy as primary.
The manufacturer states a device lifespan of 5 years with refurbishment options available. What refurbishment covers, and whether it applies to an unactivated or an activated unit, is not detailed in the data reproduced.

▾Specifications

XmetiX TAK710 Smart Tourniquet — specifications

Specification	Detail
Manufacturer	XmetiX Ltd.
Model	TAK710 — operational version, black
Mechanism	Fully automatic pneumatic. Single-button operation; the bladder inflates and auto-adjusts to the limb circumference.
Activation	Remove the red safety pin, then press the button. Single-use activation only — the black device cannot be reused once activated.
Weight	6.34 oz / 180 g (0.5 lb)
Limb sizing	Automatic adjustment to limb dimensions (manufacturer)
Manufacturer time claim	Stop-bleed time under 34 seconds (manufacturer claim)
Occlusion duration	Up to 6 hours of sustained pressure, with internal pressure monitoring (manufacturer)
Training requirement	The manufacturer states none is required by design and describes the device as suitable for untrained civilians. This is the manufacturer's design claim, not an independent finding.
Training version	TAK710 Training Version (blue) — a separate, non-functional educational replica. Sold separately.
Device lifespan	5 years, with refurbishment options (manufacturer)
Ingress protection	IP56 per IEC 60529 — dust protected, protected against powerful water jets
Durability	MIL-STD-810G compliant (manufacturer)
EMC	ANSI AAMI IEC 60601-1-2
Regulatory	FDA-listed · CE-certified
CoTCCC status	Not currently on the CoTCCC recommended list (manufacturer statement)

Weight, mechanism, ingress rating, durability standard, EMC standard, regulatory status and lifespan are as published by XmetiX. Three claims on this page are the manufacturer's and are printed as theirs, not as findings: The under-34-second stop-bleed time, the up-to-six-hour occlusion duration, and the statement that no training is required by design. That last one deserves care. It is a design intention — the pneumatic mechanism removes the operator from pressure generation — and it is not a statement that placement, limb selection, verification of hemostasis or the decision to apply a tourniquet at all require no knowledge. Three specifications are absent and matter: The applied pressure the device generates, the band width and the limb circumference range it will fit, and any shelf life or service interval before use. On CoTCCC: The manufacturer states plainly that the TAK710 is not on the recommended list, and this page carries no CoTCCC annotation for it. The devices that do hold that status are named devices — a requirement written around them is not met by this one. No indication, contraindication, conversion time or removal guidance appears here; the manufacturer publishes none, and those belong to your protocol.

▾Who Carries It

Public-access bleeding-control stations — the placement the manufacturer designed for, where the likely user is a bystander and training cannot be assumed · Schools, workplaces and venues siting hemorrhage control alongside an AED · Vehicle and home kits for people who will realistically never practise on a windlass · Agencies running a layered strategy, carrying CoTCCC-recommended windlass or ratchet devices as primary and holding this as a civilian-optimised or public-access layer · Anyone who has to apply a tourniquet one-handed to themselves, where generating mechanical pressure is the failure point.

Two things to settle before you buy. First, requirement: If your unit, agency or grant specifies a CoTCCC-recommended tourniquet, this is not one, and the manufacturer says so itself — military and tactical users needing that status should carry a device from the recommended list as primary. Second, training: Because the operational device is committed by pulling the pin, you cannot rehearse on the item you carry. Buy the blue training version for every unit you expect somebody to be able to use, and run the drill on that. A tourniquet is a life-saving intervention with real consequences for placement, and this page describes a device — not when to apply one, where, or what to do after.

Genuine XmetiX

Sourced direct from the manufacturer or an authorized master distributor. Ships from MED-TAC International, Pembroke Pines, FL — clinician-founded, veteran-led, SDVOSB-certified.

Built around MARCH. Every kit we sell maps to the MARCH protocol — Massive hemorrhage, Airway, Respiration, Circulation, Hypothermia. Learn the sequence in our complete MARCH guide.

SPECS & MEASUREMENTS

Specifications coming soon. Contact us for detailed product information.

CLINICAL RATIONALE

Uncontrolled extremity hemorrhage remains a leading cause of preventable death in both tactical and civilian trauma. The XmetiX TAK710 Smart Tourniquet is designed to address the most common failure points seen with traditional windlass and elastic tourniquets: inconsistent pressure, user error, delayed application, and loss of occlusion over time.

The TAK710’s automated, rotational pressure mechanism delivers controlled, circumferential compression that reduces variability in applied force between users. Integrated pressure monitoring and internal safeguards help ensure sufficient arterial occlusion while minimizing the risk of under-tightening or premature loosening—two frequent causes of tourniquet failure in high-stress environments. This design supports rapid hemorrhage control even in low-visibility, wet, or gloved conditions where manual systems are prone to error.

From a clinical and operational standpoint, rapid self- or buddy-application in under 30 seconds aligns with evidence-based hemorrhage control priorities: early tourniquet placement, reliable pressure maintenance, and minimal cognitive load on the user. By automating critical steps in tourniquet application, the TAK710 helps preserve operator function, reduces training burden, and supports faster return of non-injured personnel to mission or scene operations.

In short, the TAK710 is engineered to improve consistency, reliability, and speed of life-saving extremity hemorrhage control—key factors repeatedly emphasized in modern trauma care and tactical medical doctrine.

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30-Day Returns & Medical Safety

Returns: Unused, unopened equipment in original manufacturer packaging is eligible for return within 30 days of delivery.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

How does the XmetiX TAK710 work without training?

The TAK710 uses a fully automatic pneumatic (pressurized air) mechanism. The operator wraps the device around the limb, removes the red safety pin, and presses a single button. The internal pneumatic system automatically inflates a bladder inside the band and adjusts pressure to the specific limb size present — no windlass twisting, no ratchet pulling, and no estimation of required pressure. The automated system removes the operator as a variable in pressure generation, making it accessible to untrained bystanders who would likely fail to achieve occlusion with a conventional windlass device under emergency stress.

Is the TAK710 CoTCCC recommended?

The XmetiX TAK710 is not currently on the CoTCCC recommended list for primary limb tourniquets. CoTCCC-recommended devices are evaluated primarily for military and professional first-responder use, where operator training can be assumed. The TAK710 is FDA-listed and CE-certified and is positioned for civilian, public-access, and zero-training deployment scenarios. For professional, military, and law enforcement use requiring CoTCCC-recommended status, the C-A-T Gen 7, SAM XT, or SOF-T Wide are the appropriate primary choices.

Can the TAK710 Black operational device be reused after activation?

No. The TAK710 Black operational device is a single-use device. Removing the red safety pin activates the device and commits it to one deployment only — the Black device cannot be reused, reset, or re-activated after the safety pin is removed and the button is pressed. This is a critical user distinction: the device must be kept sealed with the red safety pin in place until the moment of genuine emergency use. For training and familiarization purposes, users must use the separate Blue TAK710 Training Version, which is a non-functional educational replica designed for repeated practice.

How long can the TAK710 maintain pressure after activation?

The TAK710 is designed to maintain occlusive pressure for up to 6 hours after activation. The pneumatic system includes integrated pressure monitoring and internal safeguards to sustain sufficient arterial occlusion throughout this period without continuous manual adjustment. This 6-hour duration aligns with Prolonged Field Care (PFC) scenarios and provides adequate time for most civilian emergency transport to definitive surgical care.

What certifications does the TAK710 hold?

The XmetiX TAK710 holds FDA listing (registered as a medical device in the United States) and CE certification (European Medical Device Regulation compliance). It also complies with ANSI AAMI IEC 60601-1-2 for electromagnetic compatibility (EMC), IEC 60529 IP56 rating for dust and water resistance (protected against powerful water jets), and MIL-STD-810G for military-grade durability across shock, vibration, temperature extremes, and humidity. This combination of civilian medical and military durability certifications supports its stated use case across professional, emergency, and public-access environments.