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SWAT-T Tourniquet

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Dimensions:56 inches L × 4 inches W Brand: Safeguard Medical
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SKU: SWAT-T-1
Type: Tourniquet
Vendor: Safeguard Medical
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PRODUCT INFORMATION
Safeguard Medical · Multi-Function Tourniquet

SWAT-T™ Tourniquet

A multi-function elastic device — tourniquet, pressure dressing, and elastic bandage in one, using the Stretch, Wrap, And Tuck method with a built-in pressure indicator.

What is the SWAT-T™? A multi-function elastic polyisoprene device that works as a tourniquet, pressure dressing, and elastic bandage using the Stretch, Wrap, And Tuck (SWAT) method. At 4 oz and a flat-folded 4.5" × 3", it is light enough for pocket carry, effective on small limbs (children, K9s), and capable of high inguinal and axillary application where rigid tourniquets cannot reach. Available in Black and Orange under Safeguard’s MARCH RAMPART color-coded packaging.

Key Specifications

Manufacturer Safeguard Medical (MARCH RAMPART line)
Weight 4.0 oz
Packaged Dimensions 4.5" × 3" × 0.6"
Deployed Dimensions 56" L × 4" W × 0.25" D (142.2 × 10.2 × 0.6 cm)
Material Polyisoprene (latex-free), elastic, biocompatibility tested
Mechanism Elastic wrap — Stretch, Wrap, And Tuck; pressure confirmed by diamond indicator pattern
Functions Tourniquet | pressure dressing | elastic bandage / splint wrap
Colors Available Black (tactical), Orange (hi-viz / EMS)
Temperature Range −65°F (−53°C) to 180°F (82°C)
Shelf Life 7 years (UV-resistant packaging)
Pediatric / K9 Use Effective on small limbs including children and working dogs
CoTCCC Status Not independently CoTCCC-listed; used as adjunct/secondary tourniquet or for small-limb/junctional applications

What It Is

The SWAT-T™ was developed by a former USAF Pararescue Journeyman (PJ) with 14 years of operational-medicine experience, responding to the gap between conventional windlass tourniquets and junctional or pediatric hemorrhage scenarios. Its Stretch, Wrap, And Tuck mechanism uses the elastic properties of polyisoprene to create circumferential compression without a rigid body, windlass rod, or ratchet — enabling application at sites no rigid tourniquet can reach, including high inguinal (groin) and axillary (armpit) locations. Instructions, including the diamond pressure-indicator pattern, are printed directly on the device.

The diamond indicator is the SWAT-T’s most distinctive usability feature: when the band is stretched to the correct occlusive tension, the printed diamonds elongate and change shape, giving an immediate visual confirmation of adequate pressure. That reduces guesswork on small or irregularly shaped limbs, and the elastic design makes the device effective on pediatric limbs and working-K9 legs that standard adult tourniquets cannot safely occlude. The SWAT-T has been included as one of the primary tourniquet types evaluated for lay-responder efficacy in comparative studies, including a 2019 randomized trial (McCarty et al.).

Beyond its tourniquet role, the SWAT-T serves as a pressure dressing over hemostatic packing and as an elastic bandage for joint stabilization, splinting, and pelvic support — so a single SWAT-T can replace what would otherwise be three separate items. MED-TAC stocks it in Black (tactical) and Orange (EMS/hi-viz) under Safeguard’s MARCH RAMPART color-coded supply system.

Operating notes. In tourniquet mode on a limb, an extremity device is applied high and tight, in the proximal third of the limb, and never over a joint. The band is stretched as it is wrapped until the diamond pattern elongates to confirm occlusive pressure, then the free end is tucked under the wrapped layers to secure it without clips or a windlass. Maintained hemostasis should be monitored, and a windlass tourniquet remains the primary recommended device for extremity arterial hemorrhage. This summary is not a substitute for accredited training or local protocol.

Comparison Context

The SWAT-T complements rather than replaces CoTCCC-recommended windlass tourniquets. For extremity arterial hemorrhage, a windlass device such as the C-A-T® Gen 7 or SOF-T® is the primary recommended intervention. The SWAT-T excels as a secondary device — reaching anatomical locations where rigid tourniquets fail, providing pediatric/K9 capability, and adding pressure-dressing and elastic-bandage versatility at minimal weight and cost. For large public-access bleeding-control programs, it is a cost-effective choice for kits likely to encounter pediatric patients or diverse wound patterns.

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All products sourced from the actual brand manufacturer or authorized master distributors. CoTCCC recommendation status verified where applicable. Ships from MED-TAC International, Pembroke Pines, FL — clinician-founded, veteran-led, SDVOSB-certified.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Available Options:

  • Black
  • Orange
SPECS & MEASUREMENTS
Specification Value
Width 4 inches
Length 56 inches
CLINICAL RATIONALE

Clinical Rationale — SWAT-T

Why this tool matters clinically

  • Elastic, wide-area compression functions as a versatile adjunct (tourniquet/pressure wrap) on varied anatomy and small limbs.
  • Printed stretch indicators guide tension to approach an occlusive threshold when used as a primary TQ.

Evidence & Training Rationale

  • Training: achieve target stretch, build adequate layers, confirm distal pulse loss for TQ use; reassess as tissues relax/swelling changes.

Selected sources:
Safeguard Medical — SWAT-T™;
JTS TCCC/CPG library.

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