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Junctional Emergency Treatment Tool™ (JETT®)

Name: Junctional Emergency Treatment Tool™ (JETT®)
Brand: North American Rescue
SKU: 30-0088
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SKU: 30-0088

Type: Tourniquet

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PRODUCT INFORMATION

North American Rescue — Junctional Tourniquet

Junctional Emergency Treatment Tool (JETT)

A CoTCCC-recommended mechanical junctional tourniquet that occludes blood flow to both lower extremities at once — two adjustable compression pads targeting the common femoral arteries below the inguinal ligament, where a limb tourniquet can't reach.

Bilateral capableGroin / inguinalToggle-lock windlassCoTCCC-recommended

Junctional hemorrhage — bleeding at the groin and pelvis where the limb meets the torso — accounts for roughly 19% of potentially survivable battlefield deaths. The common femoral artery exits the pelvis beneath the inguinal ligament, in a spot a circumferential limb tourniquet simply cannot reach.

What controls bleeding a limb tourniquet can't reach?

The JETT is a mechanical junctional tourniquet built for that zone. A belt assembly carries two individually adjustable trapezoidal compression pads that apply direct pressure over the common femoral arteries below the inguinal ligament — unilateral or bilateral. It deploys pre-assembled and pre-staged for both lower extremities, so a responder needs no extra setup to treat bilateral injury. Developed against U.S. Army Combat Casualty Care Research Program requirements; CoTCCC-recommended; FDA 510(k) cleared; made in the USA.

Why the JETT

Reaches the Junction

Targets the common femoral artery below the inguinal ligament — the zone limb tourniquets can't occlude.

Bilateral, Pre-Staged

Two pads pre-positioned for both lower extremities — no extra setup to treat bilateral injury.

Toggle-Lock Windlass

Lanyard-and-toggle locks each windlass against unwinding from vibration and movement during transport.

Pelvic Stabilization

Circumferential compression adds pelvic-fracture stabilization — a dual benefit in the blast-injury pattern.

Evidence

In cadaveric testing with the common femoral artery cannulated to physiologic pressures, the JETT achieved bilateral common femoral occlusion in as little as 10 seconds, with immediate cessation of flow on application and hemostasis maintained at systemic pressures above 110 mmHg (Gates et al., 2014). Because it compresses the proximal artery before it branches, testing found less potential for vascular damage or neuropraxia than circumferential limb tourniquets.

Who Carries It

Tactical & combat medics — blast and high-thigh/groin hemorrhage

CASEVAC teams — locked occlusion that holds through transport

Agencies & tac-medical — junctional capability beyond limb tourniquets

Pair It Up

Carry it ready and round out junctional capability.

+ JETT PackMOLLE/PALS carrier for aid-bag attachment.+ SAM Junctional TQAlternative junctional device.+ TourniquetsFull tourniquet collection.

JETT

Control the Junction.

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Specifications

Manufacturer	North American Rescue
SKU	30-0088
NSN	6515-01-616-5841
Weight	1 lb 8 oz (680 g)
Device Length	56.75″ — fits waist up to 50″
Mechanism	Mechanical windlass; trapezoidal pads with threaded T-handles; lanyard & toggle locking
Indications	Inguinal/groin hemorrhage (unilateral or bilateral); high thigh/groin wounds; pelvic-fracture compression
Regulatory	FDA 510(k) cleared (K123194); US Patent 9,492,177
Origin	Made in the USA
CoTCCC	CoTCCC-recommended junctional tourniquet

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All products sourced direct from North American Rescue. CoTCCC recommendation status verified where applicable. Ships from MED-TAC International, Pembroke Pines, FL — clinician-founded, veteran-led, SDVOSB-certified.

SPECS & MEASUREMENTS

Specifications coming soon. Contact us for detailed product information.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Is the JETT CoTCCC-recommended?

Yes. The Junctional Emergency Treatment Tool™ (JETT®) is one of three CoTCCC-recommended junctional tourniquets in TCCC guidelines, alongside the SAM Junctional Tourniquet and the Combat Ready Clamp. It received FDA 510(k) clearance on January 3, 2013 (K123194) and carries NSN 6515-01-616-5841 for U.S. Department of Defense procurement. CoTCCC-recommended means the Committee on Tactical Combat Casualty Care formally endorses its use for inguinal hemorrhage control in the TCCC guidelines.

What makes the JETT different from other junctional tourniquets?

The JETT's primary differentiator is its pre-assembled, pre-staged bilateral capability. The belt arrives ready to use with two trapezoidal compression pads already positioned for both lower extremities — enabling unilateral or bilateral deployment with the same single device application. In cadaveric bilateral testing, the JETT achieved simultaneous common femoral artery occlusion on both sides in as little as 10 seconds. By contrast, achieving bilateral coverage with single-site devices (such as the CRoC) requires sequential application of two separate units, which took 68 seconds in the same study. The JETT also does not impede respiration — a documented advantage over abdominal devices.

How does the JETT prevent losing pressure during patient transport?

The JETT includes a lanyard and toggle locking mechanism on each windlass axle. Once the compression pads are tightened to achieve hemorrhage control, the toggle is engaged to lock the windlass in position, preventing it from loosening due to vibration, bumps, or patient movement during casualty evacuation. This feature is critical in combat casualty care where patients are frequently transported over rough terrain in vehicles or aircraft before reaching surgical care, and loss of tourniquet pressure can be immediately life-threatening.

Can the JETT stabilize pelvic fractures?

Yes. Research from the University of Texas Health Science Center shows that the JETT's circumferential belt assembly provides meaningful pelvic compression and fracture stabilization — a significant additional benefit given that pelvic fractures frequently co-occur with proximal lower-extremity amputations and high-thigh blast injuries. The JETT compresses the pelvis circumferentially from behind the buttocks while the compression pads target the femoral vessels anteriorly, addressing both the hemorrhage and fracture instability components simultaneously.

Does the JETT fit all body types?

The JETT belt extends to 56.75 inches in overall length and fits waist circumferences up to 50 inches, accommodating most adult body types including individuals wearing body armor or additional gear layers. The individually adjustable compression pads can be positioned independently on each side, allowing for asymmetric body positioning or unilateral injury scenarios. For pediatric or very small adult patients, the belt can be shortened appropriately, and clinicians should verify pad positioning relative to femoral landmarks by palpation. The JETT Pack carrier is available in Black and Coyote Tan for external MOLLE/PALS attachment to aid bags.