Combat Application Tourniquet (C-A-T®), NAR

Tourniquet (C-A-T) NAR – the official tourniquet of the U.S. Army

The Combat Application Tourniquet (C-A-T®) is a tactical tourniquet designed to stop life-threatening bleeding in the limbs during emergency and trauma situations. It is considered an operational standard and is recognized as the official tourniquet of the U.S. Army and advanced combat units around the world.

Technical characteristics:

• Single-handed tightening mechanism for quick operation even in harsh field conditions.
• Windlass Rod reinforced with a security lock to prevent uncontrolled release.
• A durable and strong strap to prevent tearing under high loads.
• Half-open buckle for stable grip and quick fastening.
• Lightweight and compact, designed for carrying in emergency kits and for personal use.
• Clinically tested and proven effective in stopping severe bleeding in the limbs.

Characteristics and Form of Use:

Used to stop severe arterial bleeding in emergencies, combat situations, accidents, and traumatic injuries. Allows for quick and effective activation, even by the injured person in severe injury scenarios.

Relevant fields of activity and professionals:

Security forces, combat units, tactical medical teams, medics, paramedics, rescue and recovery forces, medical trauma teams, and anyone operating in an environment with the potential for life-threatening injuries.