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Vendor: SAM Medical

SAM Pelvic Sling

Name: SAM Pelvic Sling
Brand: SAM Medical
SKU: PS301-OD-EN
Price: 89.99 USD
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PRODUCT INFORMATION

SAM Medical · Pelvic Binder

SAM Pelvic Sling

A circumferential pelvic binder with a force-limiting buckle. The patented AUTOSTOP buckle raises two metal prongs and clicks when 150 N of circumferential force has been reached, so the sling stops you tightening past the manufacturer's target rather than leaving the force to the operator's judgement. Radiolucent, with an integrated posterior slider for transfers.

AUTOSTOP force-limiting buckle150 N target · audible clickRadiolucent · MRI safe9.8 oz · NSN 6515-01-509-6866

A bedsheet will bind a pelvis. What it will not do is tell you when to stop pulling — and on this injury, both too little and too much are failures.

What's Included

One sling, one package — read the sizing note below before you order. Tap to open.

VIEW ▾What's in the Package — one sling

1× SAM Pelvic Sling — circumferential pelvic binder with the patented AUTOSTOP buckle. Two metal prongs emerge and the buckle clicks when 150 N (33.7 lb) of circumferential force is reached, which is the manufacturer's stated target for pelvic ring reduction.
Integrated posterior slider, built into the sling — allows the device to be repositioned for patient transfer and log-rolls without removing it.
SIZE: The manufacturer produces the sling in Small (27–45 in.), Standard (32–50 in.) and Large (36–54 in.) hip circumference, and states the Standard fits approximately 95% of the adult population. This listing ships the Standard size in OD Green/Black, SAM part number PS301-OD-EN. A binder that does not close on the patient is a binder that does not work.
NOT INCLUDED: No litter, no backboard, no straps, no leg binder or internal-rotation strapping. This is the pelvic binder only.

▾Specifications

SAM Pelvic Sling — specifications

Specification	Detail
Manufacturer	SAM Medical
Device type	Circumferential pelvic binder with force-limiting buckle
NSN	6515-01-509-6866 (OD Military)
Sizes produced	Small 27–45 in. · Standard 32–50 in. · Large 36–54 in. (hip circumference)
Size fit	Standard fits approximately 95% of the adult population (manufacturer)
Force limit	150 N (33.7 lb) — AUTOSTOP buckle raises two prongs and clicks at the target force
Application	Three steps — position, pull, click. Usually completed in under one minute (manufacturer).
Posterior slider	Integrated — for patient transfer and repositioning without removing the sling
Radiolucent	Yes — X-ray and CT compatible
MRI	MRI safe. Must be applied before entering the MRI environment.
Packaged dimensions	7.25 in. × 7.75 in. × 4 in. (Standard)
Weight	9.8 oz (278 g)
Country of origin	USA

Sizes, force limit, application time, slider, imaging compatibility, packaged dimensions, weight, NSN and origin are manufacturer-stated. When a pelvic binder is indicated, where on the pelvis it belongs, how long it may stay on, and when it should come off are protocol and medical-direction decisions.

▾Who Carries It

EMS and prehospital crews managing suspected pelvic ring injury from blunt trauma · Combat medics and tactical medical providers for whom a binder is a standard trauma-bag line item · Search and rescue and industrial rescue teams working falls and crush mechanisms · Emergency departments and trauma bays, where the radiolucent construction means the binder stays on through imaging · Flight and critical care transport, where the posterior slider matters because the patient will be moved between surfaces more than once.

The device's whole design argument is that it removes the operator from the pressure decision — the click is the endpoint, not your judgement of how tight feels right. That is worth knowing on both sides: under-tightening leaves the ring unreduced, and over-tightening is a real harm that improvised binders permit and this one is built to prevent. Two operational points from the manufacturer's own data: The sling is MRI safe only if applied before the patient enters the MRI environment, and repositioning for a log-roll is done with the slider rather than by removing and reapplying. Whether to apply a pelvic binder at all, and to which patients, is set by your protocol, your medical direction and your scope of practice.

Genuine SAM Medical

Sourced direct from the manufacturer or an authorized master distributor. Ships from MED-TAC International, South Florida, US of A — 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.

SHIPPING & RETURNS

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Order Processing & Tracking

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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.

Bio-Safety Notice: To ensure sterility and patient safety, medical consumables with opened or broken tamper-evident seals cannot be returned.

Return Facility: MED-TAC International Corp., 15757 Pines Blvd, Suite 154, Pembroke Pines, FL 33027.

Export Compliance

North American Rescue (NAR) products and rifle hard armor plates are strictly restricted to US and APO/FPO addresses and cannot be exported internationally.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What makes the SAM Pelvic Sling different from a sheet or improvised pelvic binder?

The SAM Pelvic Sling II features the patented AUTOSTOP buckle, which physically stops tightening when 150N (33.7 lbs) of circumferential force is reached and provides audible/tactile confirmation via two prongs and a click. Sheets and improvised binders allow unlimited force application, which can cause pressure necrosis, vascular injury, and urogenital complications. The SAM Pelvic Sling is scientifically validated in peer-reviewed studies for both safety and efficacy in open-book pelvic ring fracture reduction.

How is the SAM Pelvic Sling applied?

The three-step application process is designed for speed and simplicity. Position the sling so the AUTOSTOP buckle aligns over the greater trochanters (widest part of the hips). Pull the strap through the buckle to apply circumferential compression. Continue tightening until you hear/feel the click confirming 150N force is achieved. Secure the hook-and-loop strap. The posterior slider allows repositioning without sling removal.

Is the SAM Pelvic Sling radiolucent and MRI safe?

Yes. The SAM Pelvic Sling II is radiolucent, allowing standard X-ray and CT imaging without sling removal to maintain pelvic stabilization through the diagnostic phase. It is also MRI safe when applied to the patient prior to entering the MRI environment.

What size SAM Pelvic Sling fits most patients?

The Standard size (32–50 inch hip circumference) fits approximately 95% of the adult population and is the recommended single-size option for most trauma kits and caches. The Small (27–45 in.) covers smaller adults and some pediatric patients, while the Large (36–54 in.) accommodates bariatric patients.

Does the SAM Pelvic Sling have military NSN tracking?

Yes. The SAM Pelvic Sling has NSN 6515-01-509-6866 for the OD Green military version, confirming its use in U.S. military medical supply chains. It is carried as a standard pelvic stabilization device in combat medic equipment sets and deployed medical kits.