What does this station bundle include?
The complete station includes 8 × Vacuum Sealed individual bleeding control kits (Basic, Intermediate, or Advanced tier), 1 × QuikLitter casualty evacuation litter, 1 × NAR nylon carrier, and 1 × Clear Polycarbonate Cabinet wall enclosure — all pre-matched for dimensional and operational compatibility.
How many casualties can this station treat?
Eight simultaneous casualties — each of the eight individual kits provides a complete tourniquet, gauze, pressure dressing, gloves, shears, blanket, marker, and JIT card for one major trauma victim.
What is the difference between the nylon and vacuum-sealed kit variants?
Vacuum-sealed kits have a flatter profile for denser cabinet packing and extended shelf life via moisture protection. Nylon kits are immediately grab-and-go with high-visibility red bags and no seal to break at the moment of use.
Why choose a Clear Polycarbonate Cabinet for this station?
Clear polycarbonate — visual inspection of vacuum-sealed kits without opening case. Select the cabinet type that best matches your venue's architectural profile, installation constraints, and visual identification requirements.
Are the tourniquets and hemostatic supplies CoTCCC-recommended?
Yes. All tiers include the CoTCCC-recommended C-A-T® tourniquet. Advanced tiers add CoTCCC-recommended hemostatic gauze (Combat Gauze, BCD, or Celox Gauze). All chest seal variants use HyFin® Vent Compact — CoTCCC-recommended.
What is included in the 8-Pack Vacuum Sealed Clear Polycarbonate Cabinet station?
The station includes: 8 × individual vacuum-sealed PABC kits (tier-selected), 1 × NAR nylon carrier bag, 1 × QuikLitter litter, and 1 × clear polycarbonate wall-mount cabinet. All components are matched by NAR for dimensional compatibility.
Does vacuum sealing affect kit usability in an emergency?
No. The vacuum seal is a storage format — the kit is fully functional after breaking the seal. The seal opens via a tear-notch or cutting. Post instructions near the station so bystanders know the opening procedure before an emergency.
How long do vacuum-sealed kits last in storage?
Vacuum sealing extends shelf life by protecting contents from moisture and contamination. Hemostatic gauze typically carries a 2–5 year expiration regardless of packaging. Inspect all expiration dates on initial receipt and during routine monthly checks.
Are the kits in this station CoTCCC-recommended?
All tiers include CoTCCC-recommended C-A-T® tourniquet. Advanced tiers include CoTCCC-recommended hemostatic gauze. HyFin® Vent Compact chest seals are CoTCCC-recommended.
What is the QuikLitter used for in this station?
The included QuikLitter enables immediate casualty movement — relocating a severely injured person from a dangerous area or an inconvenient position to a location where hemorrhage control can be more effectively applied, without waiting for EMS stretchers.